Social Events Committees Named For Institute Oct 24
Green county institute of Women’s clubs will be held October 24 at Grace Lutheran Church with Monroe Woman’s club members hosting. Mrs Emma Rechsteiner will announce the program once plans are finalized. Monroe club members met at Mrs Stewart F Kingston’s home to set committees and prepare for the event.
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Green County Institute of Women’s Clubs
Grace Lutheran Church
Monroe Woman’s Club
Emma Rechsteiner
Albany
Institute
Monroe Club
Stewart F. Kingston
21St Avenue
Hostess Club
Alvin H. Babler
Mmes
Arthur P. Benkert
Henry N. Smith
Otto P. Boelter
Laroy Dodge
George L. Geiger
Marie Geigel
Leo D. Lewis
Charles R. Kohls
Harry J. Bellahan
Lyle F. Sickinger
Alex Abplanalp
Henry E. Babler
Herbert D. Goecks
Hervey J. Hoesly
John D. Stauffacher
Stavers Church Rally Day Plans Sunday Service
Stavers Church will observe Rally Day this Sunday with four guests from the Evangelical Theological Seminary. Kenneth Giere of the Minnesota conference will deliver the morning message. Music includes Carl Zager from the Illinois conference on coronet and Dean Gilliland from the Ohio conference on a vocal solo, with James Berg accompanying. A potluck dinner follows on the church lawn.
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Stavers
The
Evangelical Theological Seminary
Kenneth Giere
Minnesota
Carl Zager
Illinois
Dean Gilliland
Ohio
James Berg
PTA Hosts Teachers Tea for New Glarus Staff
The New Glarus PTA will hold a teachers tea in the home economics room from 3 30 to 5 p m on Wednesday to welcome the new teachers. Mothers on the executive board will serve as hostesses.
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New Glarus
New
Glarus Pta
WCTU Meets at Babler Home for Study Books
The Women’s Christian Temperance Union gathered at Mrs. John Babler’s home this afternoon. They discussed the new study books Anti Alcohol Supplements for series one and two and distributed the new program guides.
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WCTU
Orangeville
John Babler
Nest Gordon
Hostesses Lead Royal Neighbors Meeting at Jordan Home
Monticello dispatch reports Mrs. Emily Jordan Mrs. Elma Zimmerman and Miss Louise Karlen co hosting. Card games awarded honors to Mrs. Kathryn Steadtler and Mrs. Bessie Youngreen.
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Monticello
Emily Jordan
Elma Zimmerman
Louise Karlen
Jordan Home
Kathryn Steadtler
Bessie Youngreen
Wesleyan Methodist service guild meets at Richardson home
The Wesleyan service guild of the Methodist church gathered at Mrs. Robert H. Richardson's home at 714 21st Avenue. Devotions by Mrs. Ralph K. Kofoed on Health Through a Brotherhood of Nations. Panel on Thy Saving Health Among Nations by Mrs. Moe, Mrs. Tschudy, and Mrs. Wagner. Slides shown by Mrs. Plate of Aldersgate camp in Little Rock. Mrs. Trumpy described Pine Lake weekend.
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Wesleyan Service Guild of
The
Methodist Church
Robert H. Richardson
21St Avenue
William T. Plate
Ralph K. Kofoed
Brotherhood of Nations
Richardson
Mmes
Harold I. Moe
Henry J. Tschudy
Harold A. Wagner
Rural Carriers Elect New Officers in Green County
Green County Rural Letter Carriers and auxiliary met at the Marty home in New Glarus to elect officers for the year. Ray Marty of New Glarus and Mrs. Harry Swartz of Monroe were named presidents with Arthur Anderson of Brodhead as vice president and E. L. Fries of Juda as secretary treasurer. Auxiliary officers are Mrs. Edna Klingbeil of Brodhead and Mrs. Mae Fries of Juda. A gift was presented to Harry Swartz, recently retired as a carrier, with guests Manifee Burris G Howard Blattville Clark Jenks and A Flannery and son Darlington attending.
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New Glarus
Green County Rural Letter Carriers Association
Ray M. Marty
Ray Marty
Harry Swartz
Monroe
Arthur Anderson
Brodhead
E. L. Fries
Juda
Edna Klingbeil
Mae Fries
Farewell Honors Mrs. De Vriendt
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grinnell hosted a farewell gathering at their home for Mrs. Elvira De Vriendt visiting her daughter Mrs. Charles Booth. De Vriendt plans to leave Monroe Tuesday for New York and sail to Ghent Belgium on Sept 29. Guests included Dr and Mrs S J Francois of New Glarus and Mr and Mrs Booth, who presented gifts.
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Robert Grinnell
10Th Street
Elvira de Vriendt
Charles A. Booth
14Th Street
Beloit Meeting Attended by Local Clergy and Ministers
Mines Harry J. Bellahan Stewart F Kingston and E C Hamilton and Rev L B Hastings of St Andrew s Episcopal Mission attended a Beloit women s auxiliary meeting yesterday.
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Beloit
Harry J. Bellahan
Stewart F. Kingston
E. C. Hamilton
Rev
L. B. Hastings
St. Andrew’s
Juda Merchants Ball Team Honored With End-of-Season Party
The Juda Merchants ball team attended a Tuesday night end-of-season gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs Emil Goecks. Attending with their families were Mr and Mrs Clyde Davis and family and other players.
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Juda Merchants
Banco
Emil Goecks
Clyde Davis
Local Bunco Winners Named in Community Contest
Names of participants appear in a local notice including Mr and Mrs Merlin Klopfenstein and family Mr and Mrs Fred Dep peler Ralph Blum Donald Al bright Urban Miller and Mr and Mrs Emil Goecks and family. Ralph Blum and Shirley Klopfenstein took honors in the bunco contest.
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Merlin Klopfenstein
Fred Deppeler
Ralph Blum
Donald Albright
Urban Miller
Emil Goecks
Shirley Klopfenstein
Bunco
Miss Phyllis Duerst to Wed Cleo Foster in October
Mrs William Engier hosted a shower Tuesday night for Miss Phyllis Duerst. The couple plans to marry October 1 at 2 30 p m in the Swiss Evangelical and Reformed church. Guests included Mmes Henry Gessler Roland Disch Fred P Streiff Louis Ubert Willard Marty George Gibbons Sylvia Breylinger Robert Breylinger Thomas Hefty and Misses Hazel Urben and Phyllis Duerst.
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Duerst
New Glarus
William Engier
Phyllis Duerst
Cleo Foster
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Mmes
Henry Gessler
Roland Disch
Fred P. Streiff
Louis Ubert
Willard Marty
George Gibbons
Sylvia Breylinger
Robert Breylinger
Thomas Hefty
Hazel Urben
Monroe Park Band Guests At School Social
Monroe Park band members will be guests of Director Allan F. Barnard for a lunch and social in the high school music room after Monday practice. Other guests include Charles A. Booth Lawrence L. Kitchen E. O. Evans and Patricia Knaack.
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Monroe Park
Allan F. Barnard
Messrs
Mmes
Charles A. Booth
Lawrence L. Kitchen
E. O. Evans
Patricia Knaack
Appliance Dealers Meet in Monroe District Dinner Session
Dealers and electrical appliance manufacturers representatives of the Monroe district of Wisconsin Power and Light Co. met at the Swiss Wheel in Monroe Wednesday evening for a dinner meeting and discussion session. Cooperative dealers of the entire district attended.
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Monroe
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
Rufenachts Honored At Housewarming
Mr and Mrs Edwin Rufenacht were feted by friends at a housewarming at 1907 South Street. Seventeen guests attended. Cards and a luncheon followed. The hosts received two gifts.
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Edwin Rufenacht
Sth Street
Smith Lodge features world trip slides and Cheese Day
Louis H. Kohli presented slides from his world tour and highlighted Cheese Day festivities at the regular meeting of Smith Lodge last night. The next gathering is scheduled for October 5.
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Louis H. Kohli
Smith Lodge
Oslo Center Acknowledges Woodland Lake Locale
Oslo has incorporated extensive suburban and forested areas making the geographic center sit at a woodland lake in the hills.
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Oslo
Clarno Rural School elects officers for coming year
The Clarno East Clarno school elected officers for next year: Niel Signer president Dean Signer treasurer Merlyn Clark secretary and Carol Jensen reporter A farewell party celebrated Sonia Wasil and Olga Nekraszewicz from the Polish displaced persons family moving to Rockford James and Gerald Beach are new pupils A teeter totter is added and a new road runs past the school
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Clarno
East Clarno School
Niel Signer
Dean Signer
Merlyn Clark
Carol Jensen
Sonia
Wasil
Olga Nekraszweycz
Rockford
James
Gerald Beach
Homemakers Richland Club selects leaders for fair project
Project leaders were chosen and participation voted at a Richland Homemakers meeting held yesterday at Mrs. John Matzke's home. Co hostesses were Mrs. Alfred Baumgartner. The next meeting is set for Oct 19 at Mrs. Robert G. Blumer's home.
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Richland Club Project
Richland
John Matzke
Alfred Baumgartner
Robert G. Blumer
Picnic Supper Begins Homemakers Season Meetings
Pleasant evening house gathering at Mrs. Wilbur G. Eaton's home 1221 29th Avenue with co hostess Mrs. T. F. Gaulkapp. Fifteen members and four new members attended as vacation spots were shared and committees named for ship and sunshine. Next meeting Oct. 19 at Mrs. Harry A. Keegan with Mrs. Fred A. Gempler as co host. Project on the descent of property. Six Americans in every ten live in cities.
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Wilbur G. Eaton
29Th Avenue
T. F. Gaukapp
Mmes
Conrad Leverton
Gaulapp
Kenneth A. Priewe
Sunshine Committee
Harry A. Keegan
Fred A. Gempeler
Livestock and Produce Markets Chicago USDA Report
The Chicago market report shows salable hogs at up to 22.00 for 230–260 lb, cattle and calves steady with varied price ranges for slaughter steers yearlings cows and calves. Produce prices mix with butter and eggs unsettled or unchanged while cash wheat corn and oats quotes move within narrow bounds.
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Chicago
USDA
F.o.b
U. S
Dead man elected by precinct Democrats in Pewaukee
Primary returns show Patrick Walsh, who died Sept 2, won the Second precinct chairmanship in Pewaukee. County Clerk Richard Sylvester said Walsh’s name appeared on the ballot before his death and was not removed. The Democratic committee will name a successor.
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Waukesha
Pewaukee
Patrick Walsh
Richard Sylvester
Walsh
Democratic Statutory Committee
Death of GAR Chief Ends Command Chain
Jamestown N Y The last commander of the Grand Army of the Republic is dead and no successor will be named the national secretary said today Miss Cora Gillis said the handful of veterans
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Jamestown
N. Y
Grand Army of the Republic
Cora Gillis
Nine Still Stand By Penland’s Two Year Mandate
Theodore Penland’s death at 101 in Vancouver leaves nine veterans who still vow he would be their last commander. Albert Woolson of Duluth becomes nominal head as senior vice commander in chief, while a broader note discusses sun exposure effects on eyesight and the illusion of star twinkling due to eye movements.
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Theodore Penland
Penland
Vancouver
Albert Woolson
Duluth
Buick
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Wesleyan Service Guild
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