Women of Moose hear club news and program at Moose hall
Social Events Editor reports on last night’s Women of the Moose meeting at Moose hall. Mrs Rudolph Feller led the program with remarks on club public relations and newspaper coverage. Mrs Henry Duerst and Mrs Jacob Legler sang and yodeled. Plans for a Halloween party next month were discussed. Prizes in cards went to Mrs Arthur Kubly and Mrs Arthur Meyers. Lunch was served by Mrs John Koehner and Mrs Henry Elmer.
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Women of the Moose
Moose Hall
Rudolph Feller
Robert C. Dunn
the Times
Henry Duerst
Jacob Legler
Arthur Kubly
Arthur Meyers
John Koehner
Henry Elmer
Heck Hintz wedding in St Johns Lutheran church
Miss Edith Elizabeth Heck of Independence and Gilbert W Hintz of Brodhead were married at 1 30 pm Sunday in St Johns Lutheran church. Rev Mentor Kujath officiated with a reception and out of town guests from La Crosse Independence Janesville Evansville Judson Rockford and Albany attending. The couple will reside at 208 9th street after a wedding trip to Fort Knox Ky. Mr Hintz works for the Green County highway department.
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Heck-Hintz
Fred Ziebolzke
Barbara Brink
Asid Society
Rosy Bliss
Ida Buehler
la Crosse
Independence
Janesville
Evansville
Judo
Rockford
Albany
Fort Knox
Surprised on birthday at Blanchardville picnic
A surprise birthday picnic was held for Mrs. Arthur Schindler in Blanchardville. Attendees included Howard Hermanson and family John Rainz and son Leo Albert Bellamy and family Clifford Schindler and daughter Donna Dewey Har ver and sons Herman Theiler and son William Wallack Frank Hall and family Gilbert Schind ler Robert Foltz and Arthur Schindler Morris Heath and Darlene Johnson.
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Blanchardville
Arthur Schindler
Messrs
Mmes
Howard Hermanson
John Rainz
Leo
Albert Bellamy
Clifford Schindler
Donna
Dewey Harver
Herman Theiler
William Wallack
Frank Hall
Gilbert Schindler
Robert Foltz
Morris Heath
Darlene Johnson
Richland Homemakers Plan Christmas Fair in Monroe
Richland Homemakers met at Mrs. Carl Siedschlag’s home for a regular business session. They planned a Christmas fair in Monroe and welcomed new member Mrs. Harold Bear. The next meeting is set for October 20 at Mrs. Alfred Baumgartner’s route 5 with Mrs. Floyd Ausmus hosting.
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Richland Club
Richland Homemakers
Carl Siedschlag
Monroe
Harold Bear
Alfred Baumgartner
Route 5
Floyd Ausmus
Doctor advocates coping with C D T at Orangeville club
Dr John A Schindler Monroe physician spoke on This Could Happen To You to the Orangeville Womans club opening of the new year at Memorial hall. He warned one major cause for diseases is C D T and urged cheerfulness singing hobbies and positive remarks to shield the nervous system. Musicians Dr and Mrs Howard Mauthe and Mrs Frederick Rickleff provided the musical program.
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Schindler
John A. Schindler
Monroe
Orangeville Woman’s Club
Memorial Hall
Board of Education
Howard Mauthe
Frederick Rickleff
Orangeville
American Legion Auxiliary Names Unit Chairmen
Orangeville Times Special lists the American Legion Auxiliary appointing unit chairmen for the coming year across committees including Americanism and community service, child welfare, Gold Star, junior activities, legislative, music, national defense, and Pan-American, with various members named such as Mrs. I. O. Shaffer, Mrs. Clarence Barker, Geraldine Busjahn, Mrs. Leo Rusk, and others.
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Orangeville
American Legion Auxiliary
I. O. Shaffer
Clarence Barker
Geraldine Busjahn
Leo Rusk
Stanley Hulbert
Gilbert Abraham
R. B. Ritzman
Clarence Scheider
E. C. Priewe
National Defense
Ida Mae van Matre
National News
Marjorie Sheets
Pan-American
Miles Barr
Parley
Gilbert Abra
When Sick of Being Sick See The Chiropractor
Classified ad for M. J. Gonstead offering chiropractic service with X Ray and Neurocalometer, phone 373, residence 101 Monroe.
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Chiropractic
M. J. Gonstead
Monroe
Community groups list committees and volunteer roles
Mrs Ida Mae Van Matre leads a list of committees including publicity radio rehabilitation veterans craft with Mrs E C Priewe as program chair and a social committee led by Mrs Gilbert Abraham. Other committees include finance membership flower and gift with names for each role.
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Ham
Poppy Day
Ida Mae van Matre
E. C. Priewe
Adam Zweifel
Priewe
Delmar H.hurles
Elwyn Mains
Stanley Hulbert
el Roy Hughes
Gilbert Abraham
Hulbert
John Teuscher
Fred White
R. B. Ritzman
Florence Shaffer
Eva Daughenbaugh
Ralph Frautschy
Geraldine Busjahn
Emil Rayhorn
Sheets
James Whittenburg
Mary Wohlford
Clarence Scheider
Albert Hemphill
Clarence Barker
Flower and Gift Committee
Fred Anderson
Clinton Scheider
Earl Dittmar
Mrs Schmid Hosts New Glarus Bridge Club
Mrs Henry Schmid entertained members of her bridge club Tuesday afternoon at New Glarus. Mrs J S Urben Jr was a substitute. Other guests included Mrs John Kundert, Alvin Ott, E D McQuillan, Fred Tschudy, Oswald Altman, Fred J Marty, Harlan Wernle, E F Kaeser, Barbara Werndli, Henry Hoesly, and Mollie Frick.
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Schmid
New Glarus
Henry Schmid
Bridge Club
J. S. Urben Jr
Mmes
John Kundert
Alvin Ott
E. D. McQuillan
Fred Tschudy
Oswald Altman
Fred J. Marty
Harlan Wernle
E. F. Kaeser
Barbara Werndli
Henry Hoesly
Mollie Frick
Thorsons Honored Amid Farewell Gatherings
The Clarence Thorsons who moved Sunday to Weyauwega were honored at several farewell events. A Blanchardville Woman's club gathering for Mrs Thorson occurred Friday in the park, followed by a W H Robb home reception. Saturday afternoon and evening included neighborhood and bridge club acknowledgments.
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Blanchardville
Clarence Thorsons
Weyauwega
Mrs Thorson Family and Gift Presentation at Church
Mrs Thorson was a member and attended a meeting at the W F McGuigan home. Mr and Mrs Thorson were presented a gift from Blanchardville Lutheran Church members.
Guests at Luncheon Honor Bridge Winners
Mrs. Fred F. West a former Monroe resident and her daughter Mrs. H P Sonnemann of Los Angeles attended a 1 o clock luncheon at the Ludlow hotel. Tuesday and Thursday clubs were present. Honors in bridge went to Mrs. E N Churchill Mrs Ray A Young and Mrs W D Clayton with a guest prize to Mrs West.
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Fred F. West
Monroe
H. P. Sonnemann
Los Angeles
Ludlow Hotel
E. N. Churchill
Ray A. Young
W. D. Clayton
West
Birthday Dinner Honors Evelyn Walters and Lois Aebly
A birthday dinner was hosted at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Karlen Sunday for Evelyn Walters and Lois Aebly whose birthdays are September 14. Attendees included Evelyn Walters Ralph Seidschlag Lois Aebly Benjamin Kaster Lawrence Karlen and Paul Schultz plus Mr and Mrs Karlen.
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Monticello
Ralph Karlen
Evelyn Walters
Lois Aebly
Ralph Seidschlag
Benjamin Kaster
Lawrence Karlen
Paul Schultz
Luncheon Club Attends Arlington Heights Hobby Show
The Wednesday Luncheon club traveled to Arlington Heights for a hobby show and was served a luncheon at the local Methodist church. Members present included Mrs. Benjamin Brunkow, Mrs. Burton Lynch, Mrs. Charles Kohli, Mrs. Everett Janke, Mrs. Matte and Mrs. Paul Snowden.
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Arlington Heights
Benjamin Brunkow
Burton Lynch
Charles Kohli
Everett Janke
Mattee
Paul Snowen
Initiation Tuesday by Milwaukee WRC in Monroe
Past presidents of the Women's Relief Corps from Milwaukee visit Monroe on Tuesday to initiate teams of the exemplification class and candidates for the organization. The event focuses on ceremony and membership advancement within the WRC.
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Women’s Relief Corps
Milwaukee
Monroe
Picnic event led by Mrs Daisy Heinemann captain
The local court of the O. F. Pinney Post No 24 will hold a picnic with Mrs Daisy Heinemann as team captain. The gathering through the post will feature communal activities and group outings.
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O. F. Pinney
Daisy Heinemann
Merry Homemakers Open First Meeting of New Club Year
Mrs Marvin Holcomb hosts Mer ry Homemakers at the Holcomb home 1615 16th street this evening. It marks the first meeting of the new club year.
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Marvin Holcomb
Merry Homemakers’ Club
Holcomb
16Th Street
Humbels Move From Farm To City Apartment
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel F. Humbel relocated from their Monroe route 2 farm home to an apartment at 1805 21st Avenue, marking a residential change.
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Samuel F. Humbel
Route 2
Monroe
21St Avenue
Mrs William Farmer Wins 300 Dollar Radio Contest
Mrs William Farmer of Madison sister in law of James Farmer won a $300 cash prize Saturday night on a Chicago radio program for correctly arranging three musical selections.
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William Farmer
Madison
James Farmer
Chicago
Remodel Farm Home in York Township
Mr and Mrs Milo F Swen son are remodeling their farm home in York township The house is enlarged and a new heating plant and bathroom added.
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Milo F. Swenson
York Township
Wisconsin man named to national convention committee at Miami
John J. Burkhard of 903 Thirteenth Avenue is listed among Wisconsin members on convention committees for the American region’s national convention set for Miami October 17 to 21. Announcement came from John F. O’Melia of Rhinelander.
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Wisconsin
Miami
John J. Burkhard
13Th Avenue
John F. O’melia
Rhinelander
Legion Commander Chairs Rules Committee Action
Burkhard will serve on the committee and act on all resolutions submitted to the convention on the subject of rules, O Melia said.
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Burkhard
O’melia
Returns Home from Freeport Polio Treatment
Casper Maurer has returned from St. Francis Hospital in Freeport where he was a patient with a mild case of polio.
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South
Wayne
Casper Maurer
St. Francis Hospital
Freeport
Injured In Fall From Road Grader
Charles Rackow was injured when a road grader tipped over on him in South Wayne. He suffered several fractured ribs and cuts and bruises on his right side and arm.
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Wayne
Charles Rackow
FFA Elects Blanchardville Officers at First Meeting
The Blanchardville FFA chapter held its first meeting of the year and elected its new officers. Members discussed plans for upcoming activities and events.
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FFA
Blanchardville
Madison group elects officers for day luncheon
They elected Herman Hermanson as president Homer Thompson as vice president Marion Berg as secretary Robert Ayen as treasurer Robert Nelson as reporter and Jackie Hughes as watchdog. Constitution day luncheon will be at the Park hotel in Madison Tuesday noon with Dr. S. J. François Henry M. Schmid Millard F. Tschudy Ed Fuhrmann N. K. Zweifel Ray Hoesly George Hartman and Joe H. Hoesly listed as attendees.
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Herman Hermanson
Homer Thompson
Marrion Berg
Robert Ayen
Robert Nelson
Jackie Hughes
the Park Hotel
Madison
Dr. S. J. Francois
Henry M. Schmid
Millard F. Tschudy
Ed Fuhrmann
N. K. Zweifel
Ray Hoesly
George Hartman
Joe H. Hoesly
New Glarus Lions Attend Annual Luncheon
Members of the New Glarus Lions Club attended the annual luncheon reported by the Times Special. The event highlighted club achievements and community service efforts in the area.
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New Glarus
New Glarus Lion’s Club
Elephant bird of Madagascar stood tall and heavy
The mammoth bird from Madagascar stood about ten feet high and reached weights near 1006 pounds, marking a remarkable extinct avian size record.
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Madagascar
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