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6 Home Ownel Home Eiliteil-IIoine Read MADISON TIIE CAPITAL TIMES WISCONSIN Friday Afternoon, 7, 1942 Grant Comity Calls 68 Men for Annv Tests Electric Plant Shows Profit At Fennimore Stickle Family Holds Reunion, Names Officers Stoughton Elects Bjarne A. Mjelcle As City Attorney H. Pulvermacher, Richland Soldier, Is In Australia Selectees Will Be Sent to Milwaukee for Examinations Installation of Diesel Power Increases Net Gain Cottage Grove Man President; 50 at Meeting Arlene Midtliun Keeps Lead In Queen Contest Mt. Horeb Is Voting for Girl to Preside At Fall Frolic MT. IIOREB, Wis.

Arlene Mid-thun garnered 19,700 votes during the past week to boost her total to 50,200 to date and remain in the lead in the contest to select the queen for the 1942 Mt. Horeb fall frolic, contest officials reported today. Delma Nyhus is in second place with 33,100 votes. Standings of other contestants were reported as follows: Dons Hustad 18,500 Elaine Haag 18,200 Doris Zurbuchen 17,500 Phyllis Martinson 8,500 Joann Albert 7,600 Carol Iverson 5,700 Winnifred Endres 4,800 Pearl Wiese 4.200 Joyce Heuser 3,400 Grace Brattlie 3.200 Elaine Zwettler 2,700 Arlene Baumgartner 2,700 Selma Lee 2,200 Leona Greenenfelder 2,200 Dorothy Post 2,100 Bernice Ness 1,700 Rosella Connors 1,600 Betty Jean Garfott 1.600 On Aug. 11, the five lowest in standing will be eliminated, cutting the list of candidates to 15, officials announced.

FENNIMORE, Wis. Fennimores new Diesel electric light plant netted a profit of $4,949.67 for the period ending June 15, according to a report submitted by Supt. Miller and accepted by the city council at its August meeting. For the same period last year, before the Diesel plant was installed, the electric department profits were $598.45. Supporters of the Diesel plant point out that in addition to providing a profit of $4,949.67 after payment of interest on investment, taxes, depreciation, and probable engine maintenance, the new system has furnished work for four more city employes, has saved the city about $600 per year in pumping of the citys water, has meant $1,740 more in taxes for the city, and has resulted in better service.

The 11th annual Stickle family reunion was held Sunday at Vilas park here, with 50 persons attending. George Bulman, Cottage Grove, was elected president for 1943, with Mrs. Phoebe Smithback, Stoughton, vice-president, and Mrs. W. C.

Smith, Cottage Grove, secretary-treasurer. Those attending included Mrs. Mary Negus, Ben Stickle, Mr. and Mrs. W.

C. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse R. Uphoff, La Wana Uphoff, Mr.

and Mrs. George Bulman, Neil and Phoebe Bulman, Mr. and Mrs. Severt Natvig, Carol, David, Mary, Gerald, Phillip, Roger, Joyce and Lyle Natwig, Mrs. Thomas Skaar, Eugene, Wesley, Robert and Doris Skaar, and Ellen Pollow, all of Cottage Grove; Mrs.

Mary Stickle. Madge Stickle, Mrs. Clifford Kinder, Judith Kinder, Fred Fritz, George Delaney and Mr. and Mrs. Jason Wolf, all of Madison; Mr.

and Mrs. Howard Baldwin, Jean, Dorothy, Ruth and Helen, of Fox Lake, Wis. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Wilson.

Chicago; Janet Greaves, Syracuse, N. Mrs. Oscar Smithback, James Smithback and Mrs. William Ons-rud of Stoughton, and Mr. and Mrs.

Clarence Brewster of Howard Lake, Minn. PLATTEVILLE, Wis. Grant county draft board 2 has announced the names of 68 selectees for final physical examination at Milwaukee preliminary to induction in the army. They follow: Raymond Kalrath, Norman El-well, Edward Fried, and Vincent Mumm, all of Cassville; Ivan Walker. Luverne Bredehope, Orville Place, William Rawson.

Edward Reiser. John Tindell, Clyde McReynols, David Burrows. Nicholas Langkamp, Fred Johnson, George Walthers, Orris Logan, Charles Rice, Virgil Hoffman, Harold Nicholson, Milton Roddick, Delbert Donahoe, Alvery Metcalf, Bernard McReynolds, Keith Tar-rell, Otto Shepherd. Walter Wenzel, Vernon Whitcher. Acil Vickers, Clarence Horn.

Willis Burkholder. Clarence Aarne, Edward Geasland. William Watson, John Reisen. Bert Wilkinson. Earl Likens.

and Louis List, all of Platte-ville; Clifford Thorpe, and Rollo Jamison. Beetown; George Johnson, Milwaukee: Anthony Bucci, Waukesha; Martin Duve, Groter Reuter, Virgil Flesch, and James Turner. Potosi; Frederick Bartels, David Eustice, William Scott, and Charles Atkins, all of Livingston. Raymond Hinderman. Clarence Splinter, Beauford Steinhoff, Henry Steffgen, David Fiedler, Alvin Grimm, Lloyd Kluck and Wilbert Deiters, Cuba City; Harold Kreul, Thomas Champion, Dale Stephenson, Richard Simmons.

Howard Monahan, and Donald Shelliam, all of Hazel Green; Edwin Dressens and Roman Puls, Louisburg; Melvin Gerard, Fennimore; and Ralph Tate, and Edward Brinkman, Glen Haven. Dorothea Widmer (left) and her sister, Margaret, of New Glarus, and Peter Fah, 8, Chicago, shown in native Swiss costumes, took part in the celebration of Swiss Independence day held at Morton Grove, Sunday in celebration of the 651st anniversary of the independence of the Alpine republic. The event was held under the auspices of the United Swiss Societies of America. Music was furnished by Swiss singing societies from many sections of the Midwest, including the New Glarus l'odelers. A Swiss Independence day observance will be held at New Glarus Sunday.

Originally scheduled for last Sunday the program was postponed because of a storm in that area. Walter Netlum of Howard Pulvermacher Howard Pulvermacher, Richland Center, is now in Australia. He entered the army in Apr. 1941, and received his training at Camp Livingston, and Ft. Dev-ens, Mass.

Former Bank Building Sold At New Glarus NEW GLARUS, Wis. The New Glarus Citizen's bank building, which now has a grocery store on the first floor and living quarters on the second, has been sold to Roy Jayberg, Monroe. Possession was given Aug. 1. Constructed in 1910 by the newly organized Citizens bank of New Glarus, the building became the property of the Bank of New Glarus when the two banks merged.

The J. II. Hoesly Insurance Co. recently moved its offices from the building, and the entire first floor is now occupied by Burg-dorffs Royal Blue grocery. The Burgdorff and Porter Nay families live upstairs.

Funeral Is Held For Rewey Mail MINERAL POINT, Wis. Funeral services for Arnold Jenkins, 74. Rewey, who died suddenly while walking with his family in Platteville this week. were held Thursday at the Methodist Episcopal church in Rewey. Survivors are his widow; two sons, Leo and Martin, and several brothers and sisters.

Livingston-Fennimore Residents Will Wed LIVINGSTON, Wis. Theodore J. Gundlach, of Livingston and Arlene J. Brandt of Fennimore have obtained a license to marry. nasi fhmffie OrigiitrShredcfecf Bjarne A.

Mjelde Atty. Bjarne A. Mjelde. member of the law firm of Henderson and Mjelde, has been elected city attorney of Stoughton by the common council to succeed Atty. Carl W.

Thompson, who resigned recently. Thompson will enter the army this month. Milk Trucks Re-routed To Save on Tires LANCASTER, Wis. In the interest of tire conservation, trucks hauling milk to Grant county dairy plants must be rerouted to eliminate duplication of trucks on many milk routes in the county, 140 members of the Grant County Dairy Operators Co-operative association decided at a meeting at the Lancaster Country club Wednesday night. Members also expressed the opinion that trucks should arrive at the milk plants earlier in the day and that the trucks should be run on more definite schedules.

Guest speakers at the meeting were Milton Button and Wilbert Witte of the state department of agriculture. Button talked on the topic What Is Expected of the Farmer, and Witte discussed The Real Responsibility of the Milk Hauler. The group will meet at the club Sept. 2. Employes of the various milk plants in the county will be invited to attend.

Farmers Start Victorv Pi" Club MINERAL POINT, Wis. The Production Credit association of this territory is sponsoring a Victory Pig club among farmers for the purpose of buying war bonds and stamps. Farmers may join by designating one or more pigs as Victory pigs, and using the proceeds for the purchase of bonds. Each Victory pig will be marked with a in each ear, and prizes will be awarded for those raising the most and heaviest porkers. Lake Mills Scouts to Park for Camp Session LAKE MILLS, Wis.

Lake Mills Boy Scouts will leave for the Kettle Moraine state park at 1:30 Saturday for a two weeks camping trip. Scoutmaster Lee Lawrence will be in charge. Camp activities will include tests, games, track and swimming contests, and possibly rifle marksmanship. GRAPEFRUIT, Seedless Livingston Man in Air Mechanic Course LIVINGSTON, Wis. Pvt.

John W. Sandeman of Livingston recently began the aviation mechanic training course at the army air base in Lincoln, Neb: High in VITAMINS and MINERALS! 1 i floodley! 1 Soup All ingredients in package just add water cook 20 minutes and you have 6 plates of truly freh Vegetable Noodle Soup that the entire family will enjoy 1 Saves time, effort and money. First choice of millions I It's thm ORIGINAL I Distributed by Fred 3. Meyer Phone Fairchild 5 mmm hYiecrf Bafcerfes afAaaravs Charge Ex-Wife Sent Vile Letters Mrs. Freda Bruckner, 44.

Richland Center, was arrested Wednesday by the U. S. marshal at Richland Center on a charge of sending obscene letters through the mails to her divorced husband, Carl Bruckner, who lives on a farm near Richland Center. Arraigned before Miles C. Riley, federal court commissioner here, Mrs.

Bruckner was bound over to federal court and released on her own recognizance. John J. Boyle, U. S. district attorney, said that Mrs.

Bruckner had been divorced about a year ago. He said that a postoffice inspector had warned Mrs. Bruckner about three months ago to stop sending obscene letters through the mail to her husbands housekeeper. Boyle said that Mrs. Bruckner stopped this, but recently sent letters of an obscene nature to her former husband.

North Lancaster Farmer Is Dead LANCASTER, Wis. Services for William Henry Graham, 75, who died in his farm home in North Lancaster, Wednesday, will be held Saturday at 2:00 p. m. at Congregational church. The Rev.

Mr. Hoffmann will officiate. Burial will be in Hillside cemetery. Survivors are his wife; a son, Hailey, by a former marriage, three grandchildren and a sister, Mrs. W.

C. Bailey, of North Lancaster. Work on Highway Near Dodgeville Near End DODGEVILLE, Wis. Resurfacing of Highway 18 west of Dodgeville to Fennimore, started last year, will be completed within 10 days, according to estimates of project supervisors. Former Platteville Policeman Sues City PLATTEVILLE, Wis.

John Steffens, former Platteville policeman, has brought suit against the city for $683.32. which he claims is owed him. Elton S. Karrmann, Platteville, is Steffens attorney. Baraboo BARABOO, Wis.

Betty Fellows, Wilmette, 111., is visiting with her mother, Mrs. George Golding, while on vacation. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Scholl, Reedsburg, a daughter Wednesday at St.

Marys-Ringling hospital. Undergoing tonsillectomies Thursday at the St. Marys-Ringling hospital were Marion Wilber, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Wilber, Prairie du Sac; Diana Stoeckmann, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Reuben Stoeckmann, Able-man; Charles Synner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Synner, Baraboo; Frank and Delores Hess, son and daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Hess of Baraboo. A marriage license has been applied for here by Adolph F. Kozlovsky, Denmark, and Severa S. Koch, Prairie du Sac. Mr.

and Mrs. Merle Waldsmith, 435 Lynn are parents of an eight-pound baby girl born Tuesday at their home. First. Lieut. William Hiller has been promoted to captain, according to word received by his wife who is residing here.

He is stationed in Australia. Uhl I LARD 16c Stoughton Now Is In Australia Pvt. Walter H. Nettum, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Al- vin Nettum, Stoughton, is serving in Australia. He has been in the army since September, 1940. Nettum Mineral Point Church Plans Its Centennial MINERAL POINT, Wis. The congregation of St. Pauls Catholic church here will observe the centennial of the church Sept.

20. Bishop William R. Griffin will celebrate a pontifical high mass, and a centennial dinner and program are being planned. The original edifice was constructed in 1842 as a result of the efforts of a French missionary, and it soon became the center of Catholic activities in southwestern Wisconsin. Well preserved, the structure still stands in the church yard of the present edifice.

Lancaster School Teacher Resigns LANCASTER, Wis. Miss Hope Sandow a teacher in the Lancaster public schools has resigned. Clyde Stewart, teacher of chemistry in the Lancaster public schools has asked the school board for a leave of absence to enter the government radio school at Ashland, Wis Stewart has taught in the schools here for the past twelve years. The number of vacancies now is five. Dodgeville Man Named Rationing Board Agent DODGEVILLE, Wis.

Roy Parsons has been named travelling agent for the Iowa county rationing board and will visit the various communities of the county weekly. The main office of the local board has been moved from the court house to the south room in the Arthur building on Iowa st. BUY WAR BONDS AND STAMPS Monroe Minister Is at Conference MONROE, Wis. Attending the annual conference of the United Brethren church in Janesville this week from Monroe are the Rev. Warren W.

Sutton, pastor ot the local church, and George Campbell and Miss Lydia Schulz, lay-delegate and alternate delegate, respectively. Other members are planning to attend some of the sessions Theie will not be services at the Monroe United Brethren church Sunday, the conference extending over until Sunday morning. The conference marks the close of the church year. Women Complete Nutrition Course MONROE, Wis. Fourteen Monroe women have successfully completed the initial Red Cross nutrition course given over a period of 10 weeks in the Monroe high school by Mrs.

Curtis Chase. Completing the course were: Mes-dames Paul Baltzer, Rosa Beer, Byron R. Bennett, Frank Brown, Charles Buck. Clarence Day, Edward Huber, Stewart F. Kingston, Charles R.

Kohli, Carl H. Maurer, Effie Wenger, Violet Wilkinson and Fred L. Kohli, chairman of the course, and Miss Charlotte Young. Mineral Point Woman Wins 100 War Bond MINERAL POINT, Wis. Clara Stude, Mineral Point, first prize winner in the recent war bond slogan contest conducted by The Madison Newspapers, was named first place winner in a national contest sponsored by a paint company.

She received a $100 war bond as a prize from the paint company'. Mineral Point Legion Picnic to Be Sunday MINERAL POINT, Wis. The local American Legion post and auxiliary annual picnic will be held Sunday in Soldiers Memorial park here. 2 bchs 9C 2 for (15 3 for 10 fi PEAS 2 lbs. 25 Quart 1 231 132 Quart 4-oz.

cans 20-oz, cans 27? 20-oz cans 37? BEANS 17-oz. cans 43? 3 14-oz. cans 25 3 14-oz. cans 22? PORK LOIN ROAST Rib End 3 Jefferson Offers Fine Harness Card JEFFERSON. Wis.

Three races Saturday and Sunday feature the harness card at the Jefferson County fair, according to W. F. Copeland, superintendent of speed at the local fair. Headlining Saturdays card is the 2:15 pace which will bring together some fast pacers, including Berry Hedgewood, Highlawn Dale and several others. Saturday's other events are the three-year-old pace, and the 2:24 trot.

The 2.15 trot features Sundays card, plus the 2.24 pace and three-year-old trot. Truckers to Hear War Regulations MONROE, Wis. Truckers of the Monroe area will meet at 8 tonight in the courthouse. The latest information regarding official war regulations affecting the transportation business will be discussed by government representatives. The meeting is sponsored by the Wisconsin Private and Contract Motor Truckers association, and is open to the public.

Evansville Alan Injured in Army EVANSVILLE, Wis. Eugene Harrison, Eansville, who has been in the army since December, 1940, sustained fractures in both hips in an accident in California recently and has been confined to OReilly General hospital at Springfield, Mo. He plans to visit relatives here when he is released from the hospital on furlough. Contract Let to Rebuild Burned Furseth School A VI I. Wis.

Mark Collins, Evansville, has been awarded a contract for rebuilding the Furseth school, southeast of Evansville. Construction work has started and will be completed by Oct. 15. The school burned last spring. Ioica County Completes Plans for Salvage Drive DODGEVILLE, Wis.A.

J. Anderson, chairman of the Iowa county scrap metal drive, has completed preparations for the salvage campaign. The Dodgeville Kiwams club is in charge of the local collection. Dodgeville Boy Scouts have completed collection of used phonograph records here. DODGEVILLE, Wis.

The Dodgeville office of the Production Credit association is sponsoring a program urging each farmer in the county to save one pig for purchase of a defense bond. A Pig-Bond Day is to be announced soon. PORTAGE, Wis. Members of the Columbia county conservation club will receive pheasants for distribution Sunday morning. Births' Daughter to Mr.

and Mrs. LeRoy Simon, Packwaukee, St. Saviors hospital, Aug. 5. Son to Dr.

and Mrs. G. P. O'Leary, 807 Cass St. Saviors hospital, Aug.

5. Marriage licenses Gordon I. Zimmerman and Myrna J. Smith, both of Pardeeville. D.

C. Heath, 430 W. Wisconsin has recovered from an illness of four weeks. Jack Jones, son of Mrs. Elsie Jones.

507 Volk st is recovering at St. Saviors hospital from an appendectomy. Scout Troops Are Organized At Mt. Horeb MT. IIOREB, Wis.

Organization of Mt. Horeb Boy Scout and Girl Scout troops was completed at separate ceremonies here Tuesday. James Gelwicks, Madison, Four Lakes Scout council executive, conducted the ceremonies for the Boy Scout troop. Carl Danhouser was chairman of the meeting and the Rev. E.

R. Anderson spoke. Mrs. Ira Sisk, Madison, regional Girl Scout counseler, presided at the Girl Scout organization ceremonies. Mrs.

Roberta Phyllips, Milwaukee, spoke. The 18 boys invested were Robert Beat, Harland Bloland, Mal-calm Einerson, Jack Frame, James Fosshage, Roland Holum, Steven Hopkins, Hayden Kelly, Vincent Keily, Ralph Lukken, Russell Martin, James Murphy, Charles Redel, Dean Rude, Henry Stein-hower, Louis Sw ingen, Kenneth Zing, and Marvin Zwickey. Burell Eveland, and Roy Finke, have completed the requirements but will be invested later. Howard Himsel and Mathew Eg-gum are the scoutmasters. The 26 Mt.

Horeb girls invested are Marie Brink, Patsy Gerber, Ruth Dahlen, Shirley Brechler, Gertrude Aavang, Lois Grimstad, Carol Rue, Beverly Means, Shirley Lukken, Joan Lunde, Dorothy Colvin. Anita Fosshage, Patsy Murphy, Donna Danhouser, Barbara Finke, LaVonne Hermann, Dorothy Anderson, Beverly Birrenkott, Joan Fosshage, Jean Hendrickson, Janet Paulson, Marie Ruste, Violet Olson, Gloria Schmidt, Joyce Thompson, and Phyllis Martinson. Girls who have completed the requirements but who will be invested later are Joyce Anderson, Janice Olson; Rosemary Evans, Chomingwen Pond, and Kathleen Mickelson. Mrs. H.

B. Rue, Mrs. R. L. Guen-veur.

Mrs. Carl Danhouser, Mrs. B. E. Dahlen, and Miss Anita Hanneman are counselers.

ater totvn Band to Play at Lake Mills LAKE MILLS, Wis. The Watertown city band, directed by Floyd Bordsen. will play Saturday nights concert in the Lake Mills park, featuring patriotic, classical, and popular tunes. The concert will begin at 8:30. Miss Mary Naset will be vocalist for popular numbers, and Bernard Mullen will play a baritone horn solo number.

Evansville Girl JFins Canning Contest Prize EVANSVILLE, Wis. Lois Klus-meyer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Klusmeyer, Evansville, was awarded first place in the canning division of the Rock county 4-H victory garden and canning contest sponsored by Sears Roebuck Co. She plans to enter 30 pints of vegetables canned from her garden in the state fair at Milwaukee.

Dodgeville Alderman Resigns from Council DODGEVILLE, Wis. Jess Lewis, alderman from Dodgevilles second ward, has resigned his seat in the city council. Aldermen have not yet acted upon his resignation. It is, too, polite to shout when you meet a breakfast dish as good as "Shred dies Theyre something new ia tender crispness. Theyre just an inviting spoon-size.

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