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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1949

Page

3

Miss Lois Hofer Weds Edward P Laeser in Freeport

Social pages report the marriage of Miss Lois Hofer to Edward P Laeser at the First Lutheran Church in Freeport. The double ring ceremony featured white chrysanthemum decor with a seven branch candelabra. a reception for 75 followed at the bride’s parents' home. The bride is a Lena High School alumna, employed in Freeport. the groom, Monroe High School graduate, served in the Marines and works with Wisconsin Fritos in Monroe. They will reside in Freeport after a brief honeymoon through Wisconsin and Minnesota.

Lois Trusc Omy Daugh- Hoter Ernest E. Freeport Edward P. Laeser 16Th Avenue Atreeport Charles Land Charles Rutter Lena James Peterson Rockford Myrna Edler Freeport Frederick Laeser Juda James Mokros Harrison Street Kenneth Segner South Wayne Ivan Lang Orangeville Dale Adams Adeline Retzlaff Monroe Brodhead Monticello Albert Lea Minn Delmont S. D Lena High School Freeport Motor Casualty Co Monroe High School

Mrs Kubly Installed As Chapter President Of ESA Sorority

Mrs Walter J Kubly received the gavel as Alpha Zeta chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha installed her as president. Officers included Helen Altman recording secretary Manhoff Lillian Roth treasurer Lucille Randall Erma Klassy council representative and Dorothy Johnson past president. Committee chairs were named and Marion Freitag honored with a farewell gift before leaving for Elmhurst Illinois to enter college.

Walter J. Kubly Alpha Zeta Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority Helen Altman Manhoff Lillian Roth Lucille Randall Erma Klassy Dorothy Johnson Charities William Kugler Evelyn Drake Fred Blumer Jr Gilbert T. Baltzer Harris F. Germann Barbara Fritz Leo Heon Helen Klassy Miss Brostein Marion Freitag Miss Freitag Walter S. Freitag 9Th Street Elmhurst Schuetze Clothing Store

Zweifel Home Hosts Second Annual Sunday Picnic

A group of friends gathered for the second annual get-together at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Adam Zweifel. Attendees included Steve Likens, Ralph Dietmeier, Rockford, A F Miller, R G Cammerer, Freeport, Dick Van Matre, Ralph Frautschy, Stanley Hulbert, Floyd Gearhart, and Mrs Beulah Parr iott.

Adam Zweifel Orangeville Messrs Mmes Steve Likens Ralph Dietmeier Rockford A. F. Miller R. G. Cammerer Freeport Dick van Matre Ralph Frautschy Stanley Hulbert Floyd Gearhart Beulah Parriott

WCTU Date Set for Orangeville Meeting

The Orangeville WCTU schedules its first 1949 50 year meeting for September 23 at 2 p m in Mrs. Fred Andersons home. Vera Heck and Mrs Elmer Rhinehart lead the group with new program guides ready for distribution.

Orangeville WCTU Fred Anderson Vera Heck Elmer Rinehart

Golden Anniversary Open House Planned By Brodhead Couple

Mr and Mrs Martin Burtness of route 3 Brodhead plan a golden wedding anniversary open house Sunday from 1 30 to 5 p m at the New ark Grange hall Relatives friends and neighbors are invited The couple married Sept 19 1899 in Orfordville Lutheran church Their two children Myron a Chicago funeral director and Crystal a Waukegan Ill teacher will attend Grandchildren Ruth Earl and Bonnie Burtness are expected Three Brodhead relatives assist in plans and church work noted

Broaneau Martin Burtness Route 3 Brodhead Newark Emma Everson O. J. Kvale Orfordville Lutheran Church Joseph Everson Celia Peterson Avon Township Burtness West Luther Anna Terry Taylor Millie Burtness Ben Fielstad Tallie E. Everson Ruth, Earl and Bonnie Burtness

Former Resident Here Visits Area With Family Ad

Former resident returns to the area visiting birthplace Mr and Mrs William F Clauss of Park Ridge Illinois and her mother for a brief hometown gathering.

William F. Clauss Park Ridge, Ill

Birthday Observances Mark Mrs Travis 85th, Leah Spurling Birthday

Friday marked the 85th birth day of Mrs. Travis and the birthday of her eldest daughter Mrs. Leah Spurling of Beloit. A birthday dinner occurred at Edward Roth home route 4 Monroe, followed by a visit to the Carl Ault farm in Jordan township where Mrs. Travis was born. Present were William F. Clauss, Leah Spurling, Alvin Ault, Lillian Ault, Mrs. Travis and Mrs. Isa Bechtolt.

Monroe KC Auxiliary Opens Fall Sessions

Monroe Knights of Columbus Auxiliary held its fall session at KC hall with a buffet supper and program chaired by Mrs. William Rieder Jr and Mrs. Anton Portman. Guests included Mrs. William Rieder Sr and Mrs. Harold Lamboley. The group voted to move meetings to the first Tuesday. Father Andrew Breines spoke, with Mary Ann Huber and Jack Andereck providing music.

The Auxmary Or We Knights of Columbus KC Hall William Rieder Jr Anton Portman Mmes Glen Brecklin Robert Cashman Lawrence Mahar Thomas Schindler Martin Pur- Joseph Milz Dan Mahar Robert Ryan James Wuetrich Harold Lamboley William Rieder Sr Lamboley Andrew Breines Brodhead Mary Ann Huber Jack Andereck

Twirlers Entertain Legion Auxiliary Here

Twirlers and dance squad from Browntown Monroe and Albany performed at the Veterans of Foreign Wars auxiliary meeting in Turner hall. Elizabeth Gurtner offered readings The Inventor's Wife and Midsummer Night's Dream with program chairs Mrs Ernest Zumbach and Miss Katherine Yost. Refreshments were served by committee chairwoman Mrs Cloyd Pickett. Richland Homemakers open season meets Thursday at Advance cheese factory route 5 Monroe.

Browntown Albany Monroe Chester ‘Tobin Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary Turner Hall Elizabeth Gurtner Ernest Zumbach Katherine Yost Barbara Schulz Jayne Hoffman Floyd Diana Weeks Wanda Gaarder Alpeasy Miley Metis Dewayne Flannery Dan, Foulker Roger Goodman bethGurtner Ardith Wells Shirley Montgomery Donna Smith Bonita Soday Cloyd Pickett Robert Schiller I. Ned Walker Theodore J. Burgy Richland Richland Homemakers Club Anton Neiderberger Advance Cheese Factory Route 5

Ambrose Waelti Feted On His Twenty First Birthday

Ambrose Waelti celebrated his twenty first birthday at his farm home with a party hosted by Miss Ruth Ellen Stucky. Guests included Eleanor Swanson Dora Hahn Helen Stoll Theresa Saunders Ruth Anderegg and Don Albright John Ander g.

Ambrose Waelti Ruth Ellen Stuckey Eleanor Swanson Dora Hahn Beloit Helen Stoll Theresa Saunders Ruth Anderegg Don Albright John Ander

Local Families Noted in Weil Textile Community List

Mr and Mrs Richard Wyss of Monroe head a group of residents including Lois Miller Marylyn Haman Maxine Miller Eugene Stuckey Ted Wyss Jr Merlyn Miller Frank Siedschlag Werner Gerber Urban Miller Virgil Waelti and Lawrence Waelti in a sectional household roster appearing in the community column.

Richard ‘Wyss Monroe Lois Miller Marylyn ‘Haman Maxine Miller Eugene Stuckey Ted Wyss Jr Merlyn Miller Frank Siedschlag Werner Gerber Urban Miller Virgil Waelti Lawrence Waelti

Mrs Lynn Hosts Visiting Friends At Ridge Evening

Mrs M E Lynn entertained Mrs P J Aultman of Cincinnati and Miss Hulda Karlen of Los Angeles along with Mmes H L Karlen F H Steinmann J P Zweifel George Steinmann and Jake Thompson at the Ridge home Saturday evening in Monticello The event welcomed visiting guests during a social gathering prior to other local activities Browntown Guild to Meet Friday Afternoon

Monticello M. E. Lynn Ridge P. J. Aultman Cincinnati Hulda Karlen Los Angeles Lynn Mmes H. L.karlen F. H. Steinmann J. P. Zweifel George Steinmann Jake Thompson Browntown Women’s Guild of the Peace Church Frank Stark

Huge Pier Burns At Atlantic City

A 1906 built Million Dollar Pier in Atlantic City burned early today as flames roared down the beach aided by a northeast wind. The pier’s vast ballroom near the shore end was gutted, roof girders fell, and the structure closed for the winter after Labor Day. No injuries were reported. Walter Merchant and Florence, his bride of three weeks, were escorted down a ladder to the beach. The pier, second largest in AC after the Steel Pier, was once famed for its size and construction.

Walter Merchant Florence Merchant Petr Atlantic City John L. Young

Moving in on Rebels in Bolivia After Airstrikes

Government forces continue mop up of rebel remnants in Bolivia. A high command communique says two government planes bombed Santa Cruz airfield, the last major rebel stronghold.

la Paz Bolivia High Command Santa Cruz

Orangeville Group Elects Mrs Priewe as President

Mrs H C Priewe will serve as president of the American Legion auxiliary for the coming year. Other officers include vice president I L Shaffer second vice president Fred White secretary Marjorie Sheets treasurer Elwyn Mains historian Miles Barr sergeant at arms Della Rusk chaplain and a slate of committee chairmen across membership social program finance flower and gift and department chairman roles reflecting active local civic service and community engagement.

Orangeville H. C. Priewe American Legion Auxiliary Mmes I. L. Shaffer Fred White Marjorie Sheets Ewyn Mains Miles Barr Merle Scheider Della Rusk I. C. Shaffer Delmar Harless Stanley Hulbert Ralph Frautschy Lorene Scheider Mary Wohlford Clarence Barker Emil Rayhorn Naomi Scheider Eva Daughenbaugh Arthur Schroeder Gilbert Abraham Glenn Keuler James Whittenberg Leo Rusk Donald Leck Elwyn Fred Anderson K. A. Dahmes National ‘Defense Clyde Gillett National News Pan American Delmar

Night School Set for Albany With 442 Course

Albany reports teachers signed last evening to teach night sessions starting next Monday at 5 p m The course numbered 442 entitled school and society carries three credits An instructor from Whitewater State Teachers College will conduct the three hour classes.

Albany School and Society Whitewater State Teachers’ College

Monroe Collegians Leave for Campuses for New Semester

Monroe students head to University of Wisconsin, Loras College, Mount Mary College, and Iowa State, with freshmen entering Wisconsin and MacMurray, others returning for sophomore years. Notables include Jean Babler, Donna Olson, Barbara Stauffacher, Hans Sulzer, K Richard Kundert, Donald Timmons, Roland Karlen, Robert W. Black, Fred Huber, Eugene Quinn, Roger Norton, Mary Barbara Hess, Virginia Hartman, and Ted Hartman Jr.

Jean Babler Lee C. Babler 18Th Street University of Wisconsin Donna Lois Olson Edna L. Olson 8Th Street Elizabeth Waters Monroe High School Barbara Stauffacher Walter W. Stauffacher Hans Sulzer K. Richard Kundert University Donald Timmons Madison Henry Kundert 17Th Avenue Richard Sulzer Mary Barbara Hess Rudy Hess Mount Mary College Milwaukee Virginia Theodore Hartman Jr Theodore A. Hartman 11Th Street MacMurray College Jacksonville Ill Monroe Ted Jr Iown State College Ames Idaho Payette

Want House To Rent In Monroe

Family of three seeks a 2 or 3 bedroom house in Monroe for reasonable rent. Contact phone number Monroe 2294 for replies and details.

Monroe

Reunited in Death

A mother and daughter died in separate hospitals yesterday three minutes apart. Mrs Regna M Hauberg 75 died at the Scandinavian old people’s home at 10 55 am and at 10 58 am her daughter Mrs Ruth S Westcott 47 who had fallen ill six weeks earlier died at St Anthony’s hospital.

Milwaukee Regna M. Hauberg Ruth S. Westcott St. Anthony's Hospital

Youth Points Gun at Ben-Gurion in Parliament

Police said Abraham Zfati, a 22 year old, pointed a loaded machine gun at Israeli Premier David Ben-Gurion in parliament yesterday. No court action is planned until doctors assess the youth's sanity.

PRI Tel Aviv David Ben-Gurion Abraham Zfati

Red troops mass near Canton amid reported build up

A large communist force concentration was reported about 140 miles from Canton as red troops massed. Elsewhere in South China and airborne zones, nationalists claimed gains. The article notes an ironworks founded in New Jersey around 1674 as the first outside New England.

Canton South China New Jersey New England

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Lois Hofer Geville BR Aw Monroe Fee Co., Inc Conner Twirlers Legion Auxiliary Ainsworth Insurance Agency Goetz Orangeville Group Priewe Kubly Paint Store Imperial Bike Dee Tabu Emir the Commercial & Savings Bank Eee Acls Lyedate Worto Arauars Burkhalter Travel Agency Goetz Theatre Building Mademoiselle Fifth Avenue Dixie Shop
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