Janesville Daily Gazette from Janesville, Wisconsin • Page 8

PACE EIGHT. JANESVILLE DAILY GAZETTE WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16, 1948. JANESVTLI.E, WHL of JaffsMon Diagonal Crosswalks Doomed by Fort Council AtktaMn Acting on wfcommendation of City Manager Ehnore Klement. of the F4rt Atkinson city council unani- voted last night to do away the long diagonal crosswalks the intersection of South Main and avenue. action of the city's major pedestrian traffic hazards.

With the present crosswalks, one Mr in Use is 100 feet long and the Otfter 98 feet, both of them cross Mr Highway 12, probably the bus left thoroughfare into city Tfce to the present crosswalks will be torn up anf rifht angle crossings will be mark CC the crossings to measure 3b feet on the narrower and 46 on the wider crossing. council adopted its curb and fWtter and sanitary sewer program one appeared in objection to the plan. It also approved- the adoption of an ordinance to esjab- grades on streets to be im- ptaved by curb and gutter and the city manager to have the work done with city labor. An requiring all lots In" the city to be mowed during thi months of June and August passed unanimously. The ordinance requires the property own- mew lots during that period awl uoon his failure to do so, the eity will mow the with the cost to be assessed to the'property on the tax roll.

recommendation of the board Mrs. Ethel Banker. 309 Fitter street, was granted permis- sifti to convert her residence into dwelline and the application of S. M. Wick to convert residence at 424 Foster street Into a duplex was dsnied.

The re- qffest of Mr. Wick was denied he- cftuse of the extremely small size lot. The council approved the instal- of storm sewers on Council, between Harriet and Charles and on Oak street between the Sfieil Co. right-of-way and Edge- street, each project to cost uider $500. It alfo approved the.

Installation of a storm sewer to be Injtalled on South Water street. East and In the alley, east of Main the project to cost approxi- mjtely MOO. The granting of fermented and malt beverage and intoxicating Ufiior licenses occasioned the ma- controversy at Tuesday, night's mteting when both Samuel owner of the building at 104 SdVatef street. West, and Herman Miultv, who at present operates aSavern at that address, both ap- ted for a Class fermented malt average and intoxicating liquor nse at the address. ITilliam H.

Rogers, local attor- appeared for Mr. Markey and rted that the owner of the build- had filed a notice with Mr. jltz demanding that he quit tfeft building by July 1, 1948. Sejiultz said that he had operated a Javem at that location for 15 but that the property at 108 SiStt'ater street, West, was aecessi- to him and he was amending Ma application for license to the Following Schultif ctate- Mnt, Councilman Elof Ringlund, eftirman of the license, committee, waved that the application of Sam- Markey be denied. The voted unanimously to deny the liemse.

after which Schultz with- his amendment and again Hated his application for 104 S. VOter street. West. Attorney Harold Smith re- kaked Schultc for "treating the eajmeil a bunch of kids" and afvised him to state definitely the aJBress at which he was request- the license. Frank H.

Bell, wKo appeared for Schultz. said he had not requested the caange in address and that he felt Sfliultz riiould be allowed to con- ttoue his tavern in the location in wfich he has operated for many without complaint. council then proceeded to tJferove the applications for Class Kfermented malt beverage and intoxicating liquor licensea: Paul nank TTorin Post 166. American Lfttion, Henry Baltz Melvin and Raymond Rego, War- Mi Bienfang. Binkert, Al- nl Brown, Jerry Cramer, Edwin BMgter, Harold Hartman.

William ftirro, Raymond Koenigs. Charles Maple, Clayton Monogue, Ray OIBer. Herman Schultz, all at their pfcsent addresses. pharmacist's permits were Jorgen Strommen and Tuttle; Class fermented malt Mperage for Fraternal Order of DMes; Clasi A retail and whole- ijflen fermented malt beverage. Ziegler Brewing Class AtretaiU R.

C. Abendroth, Jules BUke, Lillian Carney, Agnes Hoh- and A. A. Statz. On the report of the license the Ivanhoe restaurant was a Class fermented malt license and Wilson Bee, a Class A fermented malt bey- license.

The Beebe -applica- tfn Is subject to approval of the baard of appeals as Beebe: will Cflkduct his business in the resi- taatial area in a building on the of the lot at 312 Adams street, city ordinance requires that af in the residential area must. be. approved by the board of appeals. VMt Sen-ice Star Legion members are to visit the veterans' hospital at Wood, Tuesday, June 22. All those planning to.

go are to' notify Mrs. Rose Miller, telephone 392-M, by Friday. Onh Members of Holly Rebekah lodge will meet in regular session Thursday evening. The Mary-Martha class of the Methodist, church will meet Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Merrill Dexter, 79 Shirley street, with Mrs.

J. V. Rttmoser as hostess. The Mission Study group of the Methodist church will meet Thursday afternoon at the home of A. J.

810 Whitewater avenue. Miss Louise Converse will be the leader. At Milwaukee Mrs. E. E.

Farrisworth and daughters. of Chicago, and Mrs. Charles Hunt, Wailuku, Maul, Hawaiian Islands, attended 1 the ninth grade graduation at Peckham high school, Milwaukee, today. Robert Brandel son of Mr. and Robert Brandel, was a member of the graduating class'and was one of the program speakers.

He la a grandson of Mrs. Honored at The university honors convocation, honoring seniors at the University of Wisconsin who have achieved scholastic distinction, will be held Friday, June 18. Ruth Romoser, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.

V. Romoser. graduate of the Fort Atkinson high school, is one of the to be recognized at this convocation. Miss Romoser is receiving a bachelor of science degree and plans to go to medical school in Philadelphia, in September. John Romoser received his bachelor of divinity degree Monday from the Garrett Biblical Institute, Evanston.

III. Feted at Mrs. Erwin Pantel, route 1. entertained at her home at a miscellaneous shower Saturday evening for Miss Lucille Ziegler. Twenty guests were present at the dessert luncheon.

Monte w'hist was played with score honors going to Mrs. Sidney Rose. Mrs. Alice Potter and Mrs. Ziegler.

Miss Ziegler will be married to Bruce Heiden June 26. Birthday Party Mrs. Arnold Bendig entertained at a dessert luncheon party at the home of her sister, Mrs. Lucius Klement, Tuesday evening in observance of the birthday anniversary of her husband. Guests included Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Klement, the Lucius and Mrs. Martha Bendig. Honor Camp ire Leaier The Noziroh Horizon club -met Monday eveniag at Nauasia house for a 6:30 supper and surprise party planned by the girls with the advisor of the group. May Lium, as guest of honor.

Since this is the last year the will he together, they presented Miss Liura with a carnation corsage and a pin of rhinestone and blua Horizon club colors. Miss Lium has been the leader of this group for the past eight years. Present at Monday evening's party were Mrs. Orvin Frisch and Mrs. E.

L. White, sponsors of the, club; Jane' Aspihwall, Pat Edwards, Katherine Cowles, Ha Finger, Helen Peterson and Donna Ralph. Mark Silver Wedding Mr. and Mrs. Larry Mehltretter were guests of honor at a family reunion at their home Sunday.

Relatives and friends gathered for a picnic dinner and supper to help the couple celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary, which they observed Monday. Sunday evening the celebration moved to the Music hall, where more than 300 guests gathered. TKe evening was spent playing cards and dancing to the music of orchestra of Rome. Lunch was served at the hall. Mr.

and Mrs. Mehltretter received many cards, gifts and money from their many friends. Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Johnson.

Francis. Jack. Bill and Bobby of Oconto; Mr. and Mrs. Ed.

Shavlik, Allen and Jimmy, Two Rivers; Mr. and Mrs. John Mehltretter, Mr. and Mrs. George Stuart and George Dousman: Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Mehltrrtlcr. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Mehltretter.

Rome; Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Haas. Judy and Phyllis, Marland Nelson, Jefferson; Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Mehltretter, and Maurice, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mehltretter, Bobby, Ray and Jimmy, Cambridge; Mr. and Mrs. Louis Mehltretter and Dudley, Mr.

and Mrs. Clement Holm and Ted, Madison; Mr. and MrsV Walter Opper, Rooert, David and Walter Mrs. Inez Janesville; Phillip Stroupe, Whitewater; Mr. and Mrs- Theodore Gehrke, Mrs.

Hattie Lang. Oakland; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mehltretter, Edwin and Lillian. Mr: and Mrs.

George Kressin and George Mrs. Joseph Mehltretter and Donna, Mr. and Mrs. Herb Lange and Durwood, Miss Dorothy Strieker, Mr. and KiTEIUUUKPFtOI ARBUTHNOTS odwr bottle of tht teaaamr, favor at UBpcovM DAIRY Call 2910 for Regular Mrs.

John Gehrke and the Misses Betty and Helen Mehltretter, all of Fort Atkinson. Fort Atkintum Mr. and Mrs. C. C.

Hunt of Wailuku, Maui. Hawaiian Islands, arrived Monday afternoon for an extended visit at the home of Mrs. Hunt's parents, Mr. and Mrs. E.

E. Farnsworth. Mr. Hunt went to Peoria, 111, this morning, where he will resume study at Bradley uni- Miss Kay Farnsworth, Chicago, arrived Monday afternoon for a two weeks' vacation with her parents. Mr.

and Mrs. E. E. Farnsworth. Mr.

and Mrs. P. R. Finch and Mrs. Lilla Dahl, Chicago, were week-end guests at the' Harold Hanley home.

Joseph Weiss, father of Mrs. Hanley, returned to Chicago with them Sunday evening after spending the past week here. Weiss will remain here for an extended visit with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hanley, son, Reid, an infant daughter, Susan Kay.

Mrs. Hanley and daughter arrived home from the Fort Memorial hospital this afternoon. Cpl. Donald Schwemmer, Air Field, Washington. D.

arrived Sunday morning to spend a 16-day furlough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Schwemmer route. 2. Mr.

and Mrs. Dell Becker.and Mrs. Lena Holt, Stoughton, were Sunday guests at the home of Mr. and John Schwemmer Jr. Mr.

and Donald Shook were in Milwaukee Tuesday and attended the stage performance of Horace Heidt and His Musical Knights at the Riverside theatre. Fred Sievert, route 2, entered St. Mary's hospital, Watertown, Monday night for treatment. Walter Sievert and Billy Himmler left Sunday for an auto trip and several days' visit with friends at Stillwater, Minn. Mr.

and Mrs. Arnold Zenk and daughter, Adrian, and son. Bill, and Miss Marion Roethel attended the Horace Heidt stage appearance at the Riverside theatre, Milwaukee, Monday evening. Miss Pearl Krippner entertained her two-table contract bridge club at a dessert luncheon at her home Monday evening. Score honors at cards went to Mrs.

Lillian Bradley and Miss Carrie Hirth. Mrs. G. A. Gleichman has returned to her home in La Grange, after a several weeks' visit at the home of her mother, Mrs.

J. M. Krippner, and with relatives in Sullivan. Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur Haase, who recently returned! from Florida, spent the last two weeks visiting at the River Road farm home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lange. During their visit, the Haases lived in their own house trailer. They left Sunday to visit in Watertown and northern Wisconsin.

Misa-Hulda Lenz was the guest of honor at a birthday party at the home of her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lange. Thirty-five guests joined in honoring Miss Lenz and spent the evening playing bunco and cards. The guest of honor received many gifts.

Lunch served by Mrs. Lange. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Kiesling and son, Bobby, Oconomowoc, were Sunday guests at Walter Lange home.

ROME -Mr. and Mrs. Julus Murer, Chicago, and Mrs. Clara Roethel were at Jefferson to welcome home Clarence Buske who received his discharge from the army last week. For the past 15 months he has been stationed at Alaska.

Mr. and Mrs. John Jacokbe, Prairie du Sac, and Jessie Eckert, Oconomowoc, were guests at the Donald Borgie home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.

Allen Ley returned home from their wedding trip in southern Illinois Sunday evening. Mrs. Edna Thompson, Brooklyn, returned home Saturday evening after- spending several days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Borchardt.

Germaine Tryahitonski is a patient at Fort hospital where she had an appendectomy operation last Thursday. Mrs. Wechter is quite ill at her home. She is 93 years old. Her daughter, Mrs.

Westphal. is caring for her. William Ley is recovering slowly. He is still confined to his bed but can receive visitors now. The bridge is open to traffic now after being closed for a month for repairs.

One quart of milk weighs 2:15 pounds. To make one pound of butter 9.77 quarts of milk are re- Quired. One pound of cheese requires 4.56 quarts of milk. Jefferson Has Flower Show The one day flower show held at the elementary school Saturday under the sponsorship of the Jefferson Garden club was attended by approximately 200 people, 24 of whom had entries in the different divisions. 11 of them nonmembers of the Garden club.

The newly painted shadow boxes (light green) added much to the show. Winners as announced by Mrs. Wilbur Strohbusch, were: Section non-member Willis Banks, Mrs. Rose Heimerl, Ormal Kiesling, Ella Waite; member, Alex Jordon. Section iris, non-members, Ormal Kiesling, Mrs.

Banks; members Miss Larson, Whitewater, Edith Burning, Whitewater, Alex Jordon. Mrs. George Krause. Section non-members, Merrald Haag; members, Frank Zeitler, Johnson Creek, Vivian "Beischel. Section box, nonmember, Joan Moen, Billy Stroh- husch; members, Mrs.

Wilbur Strohbusch, Mrs. George Krause and Mrs. W. E. Klup.

Section setting, nonmembers, Mrs. George Zwlcky, luncheon for four; Joan Moen, luncheon for four; Yvonne Brychell and Sheila Shannon, Girl Scouts, breakfast table; Carol Puerner. Girl Scout, English table, Mrs O. H. Shephard; member, Mrs.

Franz Tensfeldt, dinner table for six. Section basket, members, Mrs. Strohbusch, Alex Jordon. Section poppies, members, Avis Cleland, Whitewater, Mrs. George Krause.

Section members, Miss Beischel, W. E. Alug, Frank Zeitler. Secion I miscellaneous, nonmembers, Rose. Heimerl, Mrs.

Charles Waite, Merrald Haag; members, lilies, Vivian Beischel; delphinium, Mrs. Tensfeldt; painted daisies, Mrs. G. Krause; white daisies, Mrs. Krause, Mrt.

Klug; any other exhibit, non-members, Men-aid Haag, Mrs. Charles Waite. Alex club president, stole the show with his display of peonies, according to the report Eiven by Mrs. Strohbusch. A'food and bake sale was held with Mrs.

Hilmer Bornschein in charge. The judges were Bert Anthes, Fort Atkinson, peonies and ins; Miss Avis Cleland, Mrs. H. J. Tor- enz, Whitewater, artistic arrangements; Mrs.

Edith Buenmg, Whitewater, perfection of bloom. Parochial Teacher The Misses Marion Langholff, Lorraine Schultz, Elaine Luedtke, Emma Glander, Louise Glander attended the wedding of Miss Elvera Albrecht and Gerhard Bauer at 3 p. m. Saturday at the Mt. Olive Lutheran church, Minneapolis.

the Rev. Mr. Bauer, father of the groom, officiating. They were also present at the reception which followed in the church parlors. The Misses Margaret and Lorraine Puttin, Pine Jliver, and Miss Agnes winter Janesville, were also guests.

Miss Aibrecht, Lutheran parochial teacher the past year at Jefferson, was a member of a club of the girls with the exception of Miss Luedtke and Miss Margaret Puttin. On their return trip, the local girls were guests of Winter at her home at Janesville and were overnight and Sunday guests of Miss Gertrude Thurow and her mother at La Crosse. Miss Thurow formerly taught at the Lutheran school here. Fet-nl WMi Birthday Mrs. William Berens entertained at a lawn party Friday afternoon, the occasion being the 90th birthday of Nicholas Berens.

Those present were Mr. and Matt Ott. Mmes. Ellis Haw. Frank Ganser, Ray Ruppnow, Hilary Spangler, Mark Schakelmann, Mathilda Koser.

Clara Dremler. Ray Probst, Charles Bisnfang, Lennie Quale and Cpletta Gutten- Mr and Mrs. Lennie Quale and family were hosts at a family reunion Sunday in honor of Mr. Berens. The guests included Mr.

and Mrs. Mervin Olstad. Marie, Arlene and Marlyn. Watertown; Mrs. Robert Gebhardt, Wausau; Mr.

and Mrs. David Berens and Joseph. Milwaukee; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Krusing.

Mr. and Mrs. John Buergermeister, Lucille, Margaret, Sylvia, Johnny and Helen, Miss Audrey Shaw, Joseph Zepezaucr and Bykowski, West Allis; Mr. and Mrs. William.Berens, Mr.

and Mrs. Lawrence Berens, Tommy, Gretchen and Beverly, and Miss Li la Markgaff. Jefferson Mmes. Angeline Ryback, Cecelia Voeltz, Helen Hauser, Dorothy Biederman were guesti of 'the Lake Geneva Catholic Daughters For Open at 5:00 each morning. We are abkl to serve the eariy-riser a meal, even the most finicky eater.

Comes 11:00 A. M. we start serving lunch its location saves time and gives you a chance to relax in cool air-conditioned comfort. In the evening stop in and relax and enjoy a tasty, delicious meal that will set your heart (and stomach) at ease. Fort Ice Cream SUNDAES SODAS MALTS Complete Fountain Service tiUL KNOTTY PINE of America court Monday evening.

Mrs. Ryback, district, deputy, assisted by installed officers of the Lake Geneva court for the coming year. Miss Mary Biederman returned home Monday evening after a trip to Rahway, N. where she was the guest of her uncle and aunt; Mr. and Mrs.

Norman Kurtz. While there she went through Radio City, the Empire State building and other major points of interest in New York City. Mrs. John Urban attended a 1 o'clock luncheon and bridge at Koshkonong Mounds Tuesday as the guest of. Mrs.

Will Boese, Fort Atkinson. Miss Stella Zuse, William Zuse and daughters, Harriet and Laura, Oak Park, and Ledi Hanf, Sullivan, visited at the Otto Dobherstein home Saturday. Judy Norton, Glencoe, returned to her home Tuesday after having been a guest at. the Dr. A.

H. Robinson home since last Friday. HIM Lata KkiHHf. I2M N. mtnft.

Armour an Main rtrwl, alMM Jeftenmi, It rlriwlatlml Mrs. Herbert Blaesel attended a luncheon at the Green Bowl, Watertown, Saturday honoring Miss Josephine Neuman. Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Church, Susan and Steven left Saturday on a ten-day vacation trip to Cleveland, to be the guests of his brother-in-law and sister, Mr.

and Mrs. Nestor Betzold. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Main, Mmes.

Robert Rockstroh and Fred West attended a family reunion at. the Walter Buske Sr. home. Watertown, Sunday, in of the birthday of Mrs. Main's sister, Mrs.

Charles Kroening. William Shannon, Eugene Guttenberg. William Beck and -Neil Smith left Saturday to attend Badger Boys' State at the Ripon college campus this week. Leroy Beck and Fred Lukas accompanied them. Miss Gloria Borek was dismissed from St.

Mary's hospital, Watertown, Monday following an appendectomy. JOHNSON CREEK new swings have been added to the playground equipment, in the city park. The Birthday club was entertained at the Frank Shekey home in Fort Atkinson Monday evening. Contributions for the Salvation Army drive may be left at the Mansfield State hank. Mr.

and Mrs. William Boese entertained their bridge club af. their cottage near Fort Atkinson Wednesday evening. George Wolf was a delegate and Ed. Hoeft.

alternate, to the Republican convention in Milwaukee Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Lambrecht will entertain the Octagon club next. week.

Mr. and Mrs. W. Christian and children spent a week at Lake Manitowish, Wis. Octagon club held an oufing at the Davison cottage, Lake Ripley, Saturday afternoon.

Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Else and family have returned to their home in Ida Grove, after visiting at the R. Else home. Leo Ambrose Is at the Mayo clinic, Rochester, Minn.

Green Co. Transfers Floyd A. to E. lot 2. bllt.

1. Davtf-Bttktr city of Monroe. N'orbet Ourgin to Gram IS acren, morn or frsj. Sfc. 9.

Codli township. Harold J. Shontff to Slim W. l.nnn ft. lot blk 7T and S.

14 ft. of jno ft. hit blk ZT, Brorttwad City of Monrnp. Roland Liebenow to Receive M. D.

Degree Saturday Roland Liebenow, of Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Liebenow, Fargo street, wiH granted a degree of doctor of medicine at, the University of Wisconsin June On July 1 he will report at a Denver hospital for a year of internship. in Camp About 20 Boy Scouts from Lake Mills left Saturday for a week's outing at Camp Indian Trails be- twen Janesville and Indian Ford. Reign at Linns Show At the home talent show sponsored by the Lions club in the Lake Mills high school Friday- night, Michael Hem and Marilyn Pfistor were crowned king and queen and Keith Wolf gram and Sheryl Nadler, prince and in the baby contest.

Lake Mills Mrs. John Gomoll and Mrs. Harry Hafenstejn entertained about 50 friends and relatives Sunday afternoon at a miscellaneous bridal shower in honor of Evelyn Gomoll at the Gomoll home. Card Bingo was played and priies awarded. Mrs.

Donald Flood received the special prize. Miss Gomoll received many gift! and lunch was served by the Several-from here attended the wedding of Miss Adell Stroede and Parkis Waterbury at the Farmington church Saturday afternoon. Mrs Bernetla Leroy, Milwaukee, spent the week-end at the Laverne Bade home. Mr. and Mrs.

Clarence Albrecnt and family, Waukesha, were weekend visitors at the Emil Alhrecht home. Their daughter returned home with them after spending the past week here. Several from here attended the wedding of Miss Eldoris Behling and Leslie Punzel Saturday and many attended the wedding dance at Fireman's pavillion in Waterloo in the evening. Mrn. Maefroa lake MM.

rireillatlon Miss'Joyce GottschaiJc, Milwaukee, ipent the week-end with her parents, the Lawrence Gottschalks. Mr. and Mrs. Duke Rogers and Winifred and Mr. and Rudolph Liebenow attended a family picnic at the Ochsner park, Baraboo, Sunday.

The also visited the George there. A Sunday supper guest at the Liebenow home was Dr. Noel Madison. Roland Liebenow accompanied him to Madison after spending the past week with his parents. Mfs.

Gertrude Arisen, Milwaukee, spent the week-end at the Gilbert Kersten home. Mr. and Mrs. Irving Langer, Milwaukee, visited here Friday. Mr.

and Ferd Kersten accompanied them to Milwaukee where they Uie week-end. Mr and Leon Boutellt and Allah Boutelle and children viiited MM. Allan Boutelle at General hospital. Madison. Junday.

Mrs. Boutelle was to return.home Tuesday. WATERLOO Hyer is spending week af. Ripon where he Is Waterloo's representative at the Seventh Annual Badger Boys State. Emil WeJhert, focal farmer, was slightly injured and a Mexican employe of the McKay Nursery, Lorenzo Seuentes, more seriously injured, when the Weihert car and GET Enjoy tempting, well- prepared meals in our speedy, serve-yourself cafeteria service.

YMCA Today in History of Janesville Area Wednesday, JtliMi 1917 Three buildings nf the Jones Dye and Bleach works at Monterey were destroyed by fire with 575,000 loss. Three other buildings, in which a half-million dollars worth of material was stored, were saved. farewell was given for the Rev. C. E.

Ewing, Congregational church, leaving for overseas war work with the Y.M.C.A. G.A.R.. opened its state encampment in Janesville. airport was dedicated by Gov. Zimmerman, and 13 of an American Legion "reliability tour" visited here.

the truck that was 1 transporting the McKay collided on Highway 19. Both cars were badly damaged. Samuel W. Dougan, formerly of Waterloo, received a commission as second lieutenant in the organized reserve at the 12nd annual commencement exercises at Ripon last week. Henry Paar submitted to an operation at the Columbus hospital last week.

Miss Barbara Heideman has accepted a position operator at the local telephone office. Richard Gehrke and family have vacated the Hyer flat and are making their home for the time being with Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Loeffler. Mr.

Gehrke was just recently discharged from the hospital. Walter Linck submitted t'o an 'operation at the Columbus hospital last week. His condition reported as much improved. Mr. and Mrs.

R. W. Fox have returned after a two weeks vacation with the sister, Dr. Selma Quade, at Virginia, Minn. Reports are that Harold Lemke, who was seriously injured-in an auto accident Thursday evening, is much improved.

He confined at the Columbus hospital. Dr. and Mrs. W. T.

Russell are parents of a daughter born at St. hospital, Madison, Wednesday. At a-recent meeting of the Synod of the Northwest held in St. Paul, David E. Archie, Waterloo, was elected an alternate delegate to the convention of the, United Lutheran church in America to be held at Philadelphia in October.

Mrs. Frederick White presented her piano in a series of Girlsl Thrilling COMPLEXION LOVELINESS in jutt 7 daytt Ttw iKnt-hUitr-BimMt Cnticun Self) twice daily. It'a ati- nwdioted different! Thn. to helfi relieve externally eauMd apply .) emollient Cutieun I John Wayaa "FOBT APACHB- at: aad "NT DOG Bt 9TT" lONMUR DAl'GIITEB- gfcawa at: sa ALSO "JIGGS and jtAOClE IN BIOW Cml. Irmn "THE BRIDE WOBK BOOTS" at ALSO "The FakalmM Wisconsin Statt AIR FAIR AND CIRCUS SHOW SUNDAY JUNE 20 Horold Libwsky who crasM last year ffryiiNj to brtak MM taibpfe erd wM bock tfcfe to try Ms luck.

Nation's Loading AfmtM Win Try to Iroak World's Rocords Latest 1948 Army and Navy Aircraft Parachute Jumps Stunts by the Nation's Loading Pilots Early and Stay AH Day: RofroshnMnts on Crowds Sponsored by Janesville Conservation Club and Moit hook Walton League in Co-operation with Aviation Service Highway 51 uiA recitals held at the Commu building Thursday, Friday Saturday nights. Kenneth White, proprietor the York Center store, received serious back injury a fall his place of business Thursday. 1 is confined at the Methodist ho pital; Madison. Funeral services were held he Tuesday for Myron Montgomery former resident of this villas Burial was at the Marshall cem tery. The condition of Mrs.

Dav Bowden is much improved at tl Watertown hospital 1 sne been receiving treatment for se era! weeks. CONVENTION OCT. Fond du The Pu Milk Products est milk co-op in the hold its annual convention he Oct. 2fi. The convention ai dates were set at.

a meeting of co-op's board of directors. AT FORT HOSPITA Fort Atkimwm Ed Groehle Fort. Atkinson, has been to Memorial hospital as a surgic patient, according to Miss Mar Gobel, superintendent. Dismissed: Bernard Agnev Whitewater; Joyce Gruhlke, Mr Harold Hanley and baby, Fort A kihson. TO CHICAGO AMD ALL POINTS EAST AND SOtTH! Lake Geneva Harvard Monroe Dubuqin Freeport Ft.

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