Mrs Andrew Klassy Elected G U G G President at Turner Hall
Mrs Andrew Klassy named president of the G U G G at an officers meeting in Turner hall last night. Four members chosen to attend the convention in Wausau September 26 to 29. Other officers include Mrs Lengacher vice president and Mrs Kubly recording secretary.
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Andrew Klassy
G.U.G.G
Turner Hall
Wausau
John Kubly
Raphael J. Daly
Flora Flader
Euphemia R. Lengacher
Katherine Kundert
Magdalena Stauffacher
Herman J. Baumgartner
George J. Hartwig
Mary Lengacher
Melvin T. Olson
Helen Hoff
Milwaukee
Mmes
John J. Tresner
Marie M. Vogler
Frank Zahner
Fred Snyder
Louise Casanova
Will Gempler
Ida E. Casanova
Barbara Heimann
Emma Kundert
Fred Rieder
John A. Mueller
Mies
John A. Eley
Lee C. Babler
Clarence L. Menehan
Charles Schadewaldt
New Brownie Troop Formed at East School Meeting
A new Girl Scout Brownie troop 21 was formed at East school yesterday. Leaders are Mrs. Forrest L. Kubly and Mrs. Har old O. Woolever. The thirteen members include Shirley Ault and Tamara Brugger among others. Meetings are set for Thursday afternoons at the school. Perle Guess lectured on astronomy to Scout troops 6 and 17 at the Guess home with seventeen girls viewing the moon and Jupiter through a telescope.
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East School
Forrest L. Kubly
Harold O. Woolever
Mmes
John G. Brugger
Alfred C. Henning
Harold Jacobson
Shirley Ault
Tamara Brugger
Carol Ann Brunkow
Kay Chambers
Janet Elmer
Mary Jo Henning
Norma Ingwell
Janice Jacobson
Donna Lee Kubly
Jean Ruts
Descent of Property Discussions at County Meetings
Homemaker club leaders plan the descent of property at Green county meetings in October. Monroe leaders will gather Tuesday at the courthouse to discuss family business wills and laws. Miss Louis Young will lead the session with Miss Mamie Tillema organizing subsequent centers.
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Homemaker Club
Green County
Monroe
Court House
Louis Young
Mamie Tillema
Monroe III
Browntown
New Glarus
Brodhead- Albany Center
Monroe II
Juda
Monticello
Miss Duerst Feted At New Glarus Shower
A pre nuptial shower for Miss Phyllis H. Duerst was hosted at the Nick Zentner home in New Glarus. She will wed Cleo Foster on October 1. Guests included many local residents and relatives. the bride-to-be received numerous gifts.
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New Glarus
Phyllis H. Duerst
Nick Zentner
Miss Duerst
Cleo Foster
Mmes
Clarence E. Hoesly
Clayton Streiff
Nick Harold Ingwell
Isaac Alderman
Albert Legler
John S. Duerst
Gilbert Duerst
Robert Streiff
John S. Zweife
Church Class Meets at South Wayne Church
Methodist Sunday school class met Tuesday at 8 p m with hostesses Mrs Ethel Olson and Miss Mabel Chambers. Mrs John Gage presided and Mrs Wesley Chapman led devotions. Quiz games were played and lunch served to Mines Russell Fenley W T Thompson A H Mahlkuck John Gage David Howery Harold Chapman John Hartsough Wesley Chapman Lola Welch and Harry Maddrell.
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South Wayne
Methodist Faithful Workers
Ethel Olson
Mabel Chambers
John Gage
Wesley Chapman
Russell Fenley
W. T. Thompson
A. H Mahlkuck
David Howery
Harold Chapman
John Hartsough
Lola Welch
Harry Maddrell
Lodge to Meet Juda Special Evening
The Royal Neighbor lodge schedules a Tuesday evening meeting with Mrs. Lena Lehmann and co hostess Mrs Zoe Grentzow in Juda.
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Juda
Royal Neighbor Lodge
Lena Lehmann
Zoe Grenzow
Two Albany Women Mark Anniversaries Of Birthdays
Albany Times Special notes Nettie Jones observes her 84th birthday at a family dinner while Augusta Petersen marks her 88th birthday. Petersen, born in Germany in 1862, immigrated in 1886 and lives in Albany with a large family, membership in local organizations, and a late husband who died in 1942.
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Albany
Nettie Jones
Augusta Petersen
Herman Petersen
WSCS Circle Formed In Local Group
An afternoon WSCS circle is organized with Mrs. Henry Olson as president, Mrs. Boyd Atkinson as vice president, Mrs. Ross Stephenson as secretary, and Mrs. Lottie Lewis as treasurer. They meet October 4 with Mrs. Carl Carlson. Mrs. Lewis hosted the organizational meeting Tuesday.
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Albany
WSCS
Henry Olson
Boyd Atkinson
Ross Stephenson
Lottie Lewis
Carl Carlson
Juda WCTU Meeting Notes Leaders Included
Friday afternoon the Juda Woman's Christian Temperance Union met with Mrs. William Marean. Leaders were Mrs. Elmer Matzke and Mrs. Elmer Asmus.
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Juda Wctu
WCTU
William Marean
Mmes
Elmer Matzke
Elmer Asmus
Homemakers Club Hosts First Fall Meeting
Mrs. Earl Seffrood near South Wayne welcomed the Third Tuesday homecomers club for its first fall gathering on a Tuesday afternoon. President Mrs. William Hexum led the business, 16 members shared hobbies, plans were set for a Madison trip on Oct 9, project leaders were named, and lunch was served by the hostesses.
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South Wayne
Earl Seffrood
Frances Seffrood
William Hexum
Madison
Charter Chums Hold Meeting With Plan for Fun Night
Browntown Times Special notes the Charter Chums homemakers met Monday with Mrs. Ward Merritt and twelve members present. Roll call referenced youth assistance ideas. They played games and set for Fun night on Oct. 24. Next meeting Oct. 16 at Mrs. Ray Rockow home with Mrs. Helen Ellingson assisting.
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Browntown
Jolly Workers Club Plans Fun Night Events
Jol ly Workers club met at the secretary Mrs William May home with co host Mrs George Michael. President Esther Cook appointed project leaders for Fun night and other events.
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Jolly Workers Club
Browntown
William May
George Michael
Esther Cook
Milwaukee homemakers tour New Glarus sights
A group from Milwaukee visited New Glarus on Tuesday touring local points of interest. A dinner was served at Zwingli house and the group then visited Little Norway.
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New Glarus
Glarus
Milwaukee
Zwingli House
Norway
Happy Hour Plans Home Meeting Recalls Vacations
Happy Hour homemakers met at Mrs. C. B. Baltzer’s residence 1423 16th Street with 13 members answering roll call by sharing vacation experiences. They planned programs for the year and enjoyed refreshments. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Rudolf Maurer at 2102 9th Street.
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Happy Hour
C. B. Baltzer
16Th Street
Rudolf Maurer
9Th Street
Neighbors Meet Monroe Friendly Neighbors Club
The Monroe Friendly Neighbors Club met last evening at 1221 12th Avenue with Mrs Edgar Jacobs and Mrs Roland Thorp present. New officers were elected with Mrs Thorp as president and Mrs Jacobs as vice president. A membership drive and club plans were announced for the coming year. The next meeting is set for the third Thursday of October.
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Monroe
Twin Grove Club Holds First Fall Meeting at Elmer Home
The Twin Grove club gathered for its first fall meeting Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Robert Elmer. Roll call was answered by members, with attendance noted and plans discussed for the season.
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Twin Grove Club
Robert Elmer
Favorite Cheese Day Float Honors Local Ladies
After a business meeting, games awarded honors to Mrs. Harry Salathe and Mrs. Henry Pick Jr. Gifts circulated and mystery pals of the year were revealed at the event held at the home of Mrs. Ernest Weg Mueller.
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Harry Salathe
Henry Pick Jr
Ernest Wegmueller
Valley View Homemakers Meet Adds New Member
Valley View Homemakers met Wednesday evening at Mrs. Earl Bechtolt's home with Mrs. Clarence Falk as co host. Mrs Armin Rufener joined as a new member and a special award went to Mrs C Post. The November meeting will be at Mrs Ludwig Zoller's home 535 20th Avenue Enfield.
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Valley View Club
Evan Chambers
Monroe
C. Post
Enfield
Minn
Valley View
Earl Bechtolt
Clarence Falk
Armin Rufener
Post
Ludwig Zoller
20Th Avenue
Washington Homemakers Hold First Meeting
Washington homemakers gathered at Mrs. Cecil Holloway home with co host Mrs. Montgomery Chesebro to plan the coming year. Leadership roles were chosen including Mrs Albert Deppeler named citizenship chairman.
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Washington
Cecil Holloway
Montgomery Chesebro
Albert Deppeler
Recreation Leaders Appointed for Monticello Group
Mrs. Fred Burgy assistant. Mmes. Montgomery Chesebro and Cecil Holloway were appointed recreation leaders. Next meeting at Mrs. John Wittenwyler home Monticello with Mrs. Bernice Chesebro as co host. Lela Lemon and Mary Burgy present lesson on planning for descent of property.
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Fred Burgy
Mmes
Montgomery Chesebro
Cecil Holloway
John Wittenwyler
Monticello
Bernice Chesebro
Lela Lemon
Mary Burgy
Agreeable Homemakers Club Holds First Meeting
The Agreeable Homemakers club met Monday evening at Mrs. John Affolter home with Mrs. Jake Jones as co host. They planned the year’s program and activities.
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Agreeable Club
Agreeable Homemakers Club
John Affolter
Jake Jones
Town Hall Meets Monticello Homemakers Elect Officers
Washington Town Hall home makers met with Mrs. Lawrence Karlen and chosen officers for the fall session including Merlyn Loveland president and Leon Gempeler vice president. A family party is planned for Oct 20 at Mrs. Herman Klassy, with refreshments for 22 members and two guests. West Side Workers also met with new president Thomas Cromwell and officers. October meeting at Mrs. Nettie Baltzer’s home.
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Town Hall
Monticello
Washington Town Hall
Lawrence Karlen
Mmes
Merlyn Loveland
Leon Gempeler
Ellis Elmer
Kenneth Klassy
Clarence Elmer Jr
John Stauffer
Gram Committee
Fred A. Karlen
Herman Klassy
Harry Klassy
Willis Elmer
Sunshine
Karlen
Jake Trumpy
Herman G. Karlen
West Side
Thomas Cromwell
Ernest Locher
Burnett Paisster
Cromwell
George Yeazel
Nettie Baltzer
16Th Street
Harold Wolfe
Baltzer
Troopers Resume First Meeting of State Line Homemaker Club
The State Line Troopers homemaker club held its initial meeting at Mrs. Frank Kline's home with Mrs. Winston Steward as co-hostess. New officers include Mrs. Harold Trumpy as president.
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State Line Troopers
Frank Kline
Winston Steward
Harold Trumpy
Local club names new member and meeting plans
Mrs John Schlappi vice president and reporter along with Mrs John Bergman and Mrs Alvin Bidlingmaier treasurer and sunshine chairwoman introduce new member Mrs Marvin Bidlingmaier. A planning meeting about property descent is set for Oct 4 at the John Augustburger home with men as guests.
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John Schlappi
John Bergman
Alvin Bidlingmaier
Sunshine
Fred Hastings
Marvin Bidlingmaier
John Augusburger
Friendship Gathers at Homemakers Meeting
Friendship Homemakers met Wednesday evening with Mrs. Wayne Vanderbilt. Officers acted as co-hostesses. Plans for the year were made.
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Wayne Vanderbilt
Joliet Triplets,22 Take Exam for Draft
A trio of 22 year old Joliet brothers William James and Edwin Boyl underwent preinduction physical examinations yesterday at a state selective service station. Officials did not disclose test results.
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Chicago
Joliet
William
James
Edwin Boyl
Pentagon Hosts World’s Largest Private Telephone Exchange
The Pentagon, home to the U S defense department, operates the largest private telephone exchange in the world, connecting military and civilian communications nationwide.
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Pentagon
U. S. Defense Department
Wisconsin cow completes a 365 day production test
Kaderly Creator Black Five, a registered Holstein Friesian cow from Juda owned by E. R. and E. J. Kaderly, recorded 509 pounds butterfat and 16 052 pounds milk in a year long herd test. The cow was three years four months at test start. Sudan grass, a Wisconsin crop, needs watching after the first killing frost warns UW agronomist F Victor Burcalow.
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Kaderly Creator
Black Five
E. R
E. J. Kaderly
Juda
Wisconsin
F. Victor Burcalow
University of Wisconsin
Monroe
Poisonous Sudan Grass Affects Cattle In Frost Conditions
Sudden new growth after frost on Sudan grass poisons cattle and sheep, though horses and hogs are unaffected. Frosted grass itself is not dangerous. Demonstration moved to William Norder place near Juda, one half mile west. Sugar Pine cones measure 12 to 18 inches in length.
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Burcalow
Sudan
George Hamnan
William Norder
Juda
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