Brotherhoods Open Fall Programs At Two Churches
Immanuel and St. John’s brotherhoods convened for their first fall sessions. Rev Newell Mendenhall spoke on the Majestic Rockies at Immanuel with special music by the Jolly Sweitzers and others. Louis H Kohli led a world voyage slide program for St. John’s group with destinations from Vancouver to New York City and Ceylon.
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Immanuel
St. John’s Brotherhoods
Immanuel Church
Newell Mendenhall
Grace Lutheran Church
Rockies
Jolly Sweitzers
Shirley Gorder
Ira Probst
Allan Barnard Jr
Ronald Elmer
Erwin Spring
Roy F. Peter
Howard L. Orians
William Stauffacher
Louis H. Kohli
St. John’s Brotherhood
Vancouver
B. C
New York City
Kohli
Ceylon
India
Robert E. Tschudy
John A. Am
Frauchigers Honored At Family Gathering
Mr and Mrs Fred Frauchiger and Mr and Mrs Erwin Frauchiger and daughter Linda Ann returned to Spokane after a week in Monroe for Cheese Day and a family reunion at Ralph Frauchiger's home Jefferson Township Attendees included the Frauchiger families Fritschs Streichs Powells and others from Monroe Madison Lime Ridge Mineral Point New Glarus and Browntown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Frauchiger
Erwin Frauchiger
Linda Ann
Spokane
Wash
Gottfried Frauchiger
13Th Street
Monroe
Ralph Frauchiger
Jefferson Township
Edward Frauchiger
William Powell
Frances
Marian
Margaret
Bernice
Robert
Mineral Point
Koplinski
Lime Ridge
Hans Streich
Herman Streich
Walter Streich
Madison
John Streich
New Glarus
Parish Picnic Attended by Missionary Society Members
Thirty members and three guests attended a parish house supper of the Evangelical Reformed Missionary society in Monticello. Mrs. A. R. Achtemeier played piano while Mrs. C. M. Stauffer and Miss Kate Stauffer led devotions and program segments. Mrs. Emil G. Voegels reported on two chapters of Japan Begins Again. Miss Stauffer offered a meditation Live and Help Live and gave two readings.
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Monticello
Marie Splinter
Lois Grimstad
Evelyn Bischoff
Evangelical Reformed Missionary Society
A. R. Achtemeier
C. M. Stauffer
Kate Stauffer
Emil G. Voegels
Japan
Installation scheduled for American Legion officers
The American Legion and auxiliary will install officers on September 14 at Memorial Hall in Orangeville. Serving committee members include Mr. and Mrs. I. O. Shaffer Mr. and Mrs. Lester Krug Mr. and Mrs. Donald Fink Mrs. Milton Folgate and son Delbert Mrs. Beulah Parrriott and son Gerald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orangeville
American Legion and Auxiliary
Memorial Hall
I. O. Shaffer
Lester Krug
Donald Fink
Milton Folgate
Delbert
Beulah Parriott
Gerald
Plan IOOF Celebration In Orangeville Mon Evening
The Orangeville Rebekah lodge marks the 99th founding of Rebekah Odd Fellowship with a Monday evening meeting. Members and families are invited. a 7 30 p m potluck supper precedes a program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orangeville
Orangeville Rebekah Lodge
Rebekah
Odd Fellowship
Odd Fellow
Regional KC Meeting Set For Turner Hall This Sunday
A Knights of Columbus regional meeting will be held at Turner hall this Sunday with Judge Harold J. Lamboley presiding. Twenty six councils will be represented with 150 officers and state committee chairmen. The agenda includes the KC program for the coming season and activities. A dinner at noon will be served by the KC auxiliary. A similar meeting is planned for Oct 8 at Eau Claire.
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Knights of Columbus
Turner Hall
Harold J. Lamboley
Eau Claire
Milwaukee
Shawano
Monticello College Students Start Away
Ernest Roberts and Rosemary traveled to the Mission House near Plymouth Monday where Rosemary entered the college for her sophomore year. Monticello students at different colleges include Gordon Holcomb Roy Schwei zer and Walter Kubly Platteville State Teachers College Barbara Karlen MacMurray Girls College Jacksonville Ill Rosemary Babler Stout Institute Menomonee Marilyn Milbrandt Madison business college Wisconsin students include Melvin and Gene Lynn Nancy Beth Ann Becker John Richards Joyce Pease Howard Voegels Audrey Wichser and Edward Marty Jr
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Ernest Roberts
Rosemary
Mission House
Plymouth
Gordon Holcomb
Roy Schweizer
Walter Kubly
Platteville State Teachers
John Richards
Joyce Pease
Howard Voegels
Audrey Wichser
Edward Marty Jr
City Pythian Sisters Begin Fall Program Social
The City Pythian Sisters begun their fall program with a social gathering and picnic supper in the lodge hall last evening. Chairmen were Mmes. Alton V. Kiel and Louis H. Benkett, assisted by James Holcomb and Fred W. Musselman. The evening ended with card playing and flowers by Mrs. Sam Hoesly.
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Lodge Hall
Mmes
Alton V. Kiel
Louis H. Benkett
James Holcomb
Fred W. Musselman
Sam Hoesly
Olson Hosts Bridge Party in Her Home
Mrs. Gordon E. Olson hosted a bridge party at 1614 8th Street last evening. Honors went to Mrs. Newell Smith and Miss Alice Faeser, with guests Mrs. Walter H. Reger, Bernard Gibbons, Richard Gibbons, Madge Dahms, and Dorothy Vogel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon E. Olson
8Th Street
Newell Smith
Alice Faeser
Mmes
Walter H. Reger
Bernard Gibbons
Richard Gibbons
Madge Dahms
Dorothy Vogel
Judith Gempeler Hosts 14th Birthday Come as You Are
Judith Ann Gempeler daughter of Mrs Helen L Gempeler invites 14 guests to a come as you are dinner party this afternoon from 5 30 to 8 30 at 2231 7th street marking her fourteenth birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judith Ann Gempeler
Helen L. Gempeler
7Th Street
Judith
Air Reserve Members Hold Picnic and Meeting
Local air force reserve group and families gathered at Recreation park for a picnic and attended a meeting at Badger airport. D A Crandall showed films of a rodeo and trips to Florida and the west. About 30 persons were present.
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AIR Reserve
Air Force Reserve Group
Recreation Park
Badger
D. A. Crandall
Florida
TLS Club Hosts Evening at Deininger Home
Miss Rose Deren dinger and Mrs. Alfred Deininger hosted TLS club members last evening at the Deininger residence 1720 15th Avenue.
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TLS Club
Rose
Ida Derendinger
Alfred Deininger
Deininger
15Th Avenue
Union Aid To Meet At Mamie Bleiler Home
The Union Presbyterian mission ary society will meet with Miss Mamie Bleiler at 1102 30th Avenue on Thursday at 2 p m for a session of fellowship and planning.
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Union Aid
Union Presbyterian Missionary Society
Mamie Bleiler
30Th Avenue
Indicted in Manila on Revolutionary Conspiracy
Alfredo B. Saulo secretary of the Philippines congress of labor organizations and two Communist party officials were indicted for conspiring to overthrow the government by revolution Saulo is a fugitive.
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Manila Manila
Alfredo B. Saulo
The
Philippines Congress of Labor Organizations
Communist Party
Saulo
Steel Industry Seeks Expanded Capacity for War Demand
The steel industry plans major capacity increases through 1952 to meet civilian and defense needs. Congress grants the president authority to mobilize up to 2 billion dollars to spur private plant expansion if industry slows. Even so, 1950 1952 capacity rises to 105 750 000 tons annually, with current production around 100.6 million tons.
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Sam Dawson
New York
Congress
American Iron and Steel Institute
Great Lakes
Steelways Magazine
Siam Leader Lands in Los Angeles En Route to Lake Success
Nai Warakan Bancha Thailand foreign minister and three aides arrived in Los Angeles by plane last night on a trip toward Lake Success. They plan to leave Sept 16 for Chicago and New York.
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Siam
Los Angeles
Thailand
Nai Warakan Bancha
Lake Success
Chicago
New York
Wisconsin Farmers Turn to Bromegrass for Better Forage
Wisconsin agronomists report bromegrass mixes with alfalfa improve hay in dry years and help renovate worn bluegrass pastures. The piece notes a busy farm scene with cattle sales in Illinois and Holstein Friesian herd changes involving several Wisconsin residents.
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Green County
Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin Agronomists
Local social notes recount visits and guests across several towns
Mrs F N Miller hosts Juda visitors from Jefferson Iowa and Beloit. Mr and Mrs Hartwig host, with other weekend guests from Oregon Warren Ill Lake Geneva Elkhorn Naperville Zion City and more as Baptist picnic draws crowds. relatives from Monticello Lena and Madison share visits and enrollments while Alfred Waefflers' guests span Platteville Madison and New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Schroeder
Jefferson
W. B. Glawe
Dana
Lawrence Hartwig
Kenneth Maas
Oregon
Minnie Beals
Warren
Ill
Leland Skattum
Herman Heyden
Lake Geneva
Earl Bronson
Elkhorn
Lyle Bronson
Betty
Naomi Waterman
Beloit
Florence Miller
Clarence Morton
Zetta Bradley
Janesville
Stella Haman
Recreation Park
Monroe
John Kryder
Monticello
E. L. Fries
Bernice Rice
Zion City
Troy Rice
Harriett Rice
Peter Jr
Wesley Retzlaff
Naperville NL
North Central College
Mary Matzke
Faward Hartwig
William Albright
F. E. Matzke
Leland Boyer
Joseph Dowling
Lena
Glenn Boyer
Paul Retzlaff
Naperville
Peter Retzlaff
Russell Miller
Homer
Retzlaff
Spring Grove Community Notes Honor Birthdays
Mrs. Beardsley and Mrs. Montefelt celebrated birthdays with guests from Freeport in a Sunday gathering hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Carl Montefelt. Durand visits followed by Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Stahleck er and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Mohns. The Hartman family joined gatherings with Germain, Greene, and Kundert families and attended Cheese Day in Monroe. Otto Becker and Herbert...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Beardsley
Freeport
Carl Montefelt
Durand
L. M. Hartman
Raymond Kundert
Ivan Germain
Charles Greene
Monroe
Otto Becker
Herbert
Local Visitors and Illness Reported in January
Mohns called in Janesville on Monday. William Geise of Kalispell Montana is seriously ill, with Mrs Geise and their son visiting relatives here last spring. The state line church council met at the Pinnows home on Wednesday evening. Glen Hauser and his sons Donald and Paul are staying this week with the Robertsons.
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Mohns
Janesville
William Geise
Kalispell
Mont
Birds Trap Saints In Tight AP Action
Indianapolis aims for back to back wins over St Paul as Minneapolis and Columbus restart their series in the American association. Team matchups hinge on pitching depth and timely hitting entering the midweek slate.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Columbus
Wonder Salve Ad Promises Skin Relief For All
Sought as a universal remedy for itching eczema psoriasis infections and athlete’s foot Wonder Salve is described as white greaseless antiseptic safe for children and money-back guaranteed Sold in Monroe by local druggists Ford Hopkins Blumer Trukenbrod and Kempfert Drug Stores with a hometown distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Ford-Hopkins, Blumer, Trukenbrod and Kempfert Drug Stores
Ady
Postseason Playoffs Set After Opening Round Results
Indianapolis blanked the visiting Saints in last night's opening round while rain at Minneapolis washed out the Miller Red Bird meeting delaying the event.
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Tion
Indianapolis
Saints
Minneapolis
Railroad passenger car floors now made of plywood
Floors of several railroad passenger cars have been replaced with plywood, changing the interior finish. The change aims to reduce weight and costs while maintaining structural integrity and passenger comfort.
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Monticello College
City Pythian Sisters
Charles B. Bolender
11Th Street
1 Was
University OF Wis
Bolender Dry Goods Co
Borden Co
Ek Farm Scene
LaFox
Alfred Meier
Fred Ingold
Peter Streiff
Emil Fritsch
Clarno Township
Jacob
John Voegels
John
Lodi
Jacob Voegeli
John Marty
Browntown
John H. Baebler
Fobes Inka Finderne
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Grant Allen
Cadiz Township
W. C. Baumgartner
Albany
Ferndell Isa Ormsby
Ivan Kittleson
Howard Hodel
Herman Hodel
Belleville
Dane County
Howard
Juda
F. N. Miller
Spring Grove
Mrs. Herbert Mohns
Dodge
Monroe Lumber & Fuel Co
Monroe, Wis
Pinerate
Walgreen Agency Drug Store
al At
Socola
Eastman Dealer
Eastman
Nellie Martin
Bobbins
ster-Troy
Supreme
Lae
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