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MONROE EVENING TIMES, MONROE, WISCONSIN, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1947 PAGE THREE Social Events Ruth Boesiger Marries B. C. Cullen, Rockford An orchid in a setting of white gladioli fashioned into a colonial bouquet was carried by the bride, Ruth Margaret Boesiger, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Boe- fiiger, "19 20th avenue, as she met her groom, Benjamin C.

Cullen, son of Mr. and Mrs. George P. Cullen, 765 N. Madison street, Rockford, in a nuptial ceremony in St.

Victor's rectory today at high noon. Rev. E. C. McCollow was official clergyman at the double-ring services.

Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a white satin £own having a sweetheart neckline with seed pearl trim and long train. A three-quarters length veil completed the ensemble. Miss Helen Brawand of Rockford, the bride's only attendant, donned an aqua moire gown and carried yellow gladioli. The groom's brother, George Cullen, Rockford, served as best man. Music was provided by Mr.

and Mrs. Edwin Schuetze. Immediate families of the couple attended the wedding dinner at the home of Mrs. Elsie Gerber at 12:30. Friends and relatives from Chicago, Milwaukee, Rockford, Beloit, Rock Island, Madison and this vicinity were received at the bride's home at 719 20th avenue.

Mrs. Robert Kingdon, who did the decorating for the nuptial af- iair, cut the cake. Miss Dorothy Brawand of Rockford and Mrs. B. L.

Grunwald, Van Wert poured. Assisting with the serving were Mrs. William S. Preston and Miss Joyce Stauffacher. Following the reception the con- pie left for northern Wisconsin and Minnesota on their honey- xaoon.

On their return they plan to reside at 213 South Fifth street in Rockford. Mrs. Cullen is a graduate of Monroe high school and the Rock- lord school of business. She is secretary at the George D. Roper corporation in Rockford.

The groom is a graduate of St. Thomas high school and is employed at Wales-Beech corporation in Rodcford. CALVEKT-OLSON i- cago and Niagara Falls are on the honeymoon itinerary of Mr. and Mrs. Harlan M.

Olson, whose marriage this afternoon at 1:30 was solemnized by Rev. E. M. Jeffrey at the Methodist church. Sirs.

Olson is the former Pauline Elizabeth Calvert, daughter of Mrs. Walter J. Calvert and the late Walter J. Calvert. The groom is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. Oliver M. Olson. Miss Emma Ischi was maid of honor at the double-ring services, while Harry Everson Gratiot, served as best man. Flower girls, Misses Connie Calvert and Donna Olson, were accompanied down the aisle by ring bearers, Jerry -Calvert and Gary Olson.

Ushers were Ordean Olson of Gratiot and Kenneth Salmon of Mineral Point. The service, at which Miss Phyllis Owens, cousin of the bride, rendered "I Love You Truly" and Perfect "Love," was "followed by a reception in the church parlors. Assistants in hostessing were Mrs. Vivian Quinn, Mrs. George Steil, Mrs.

TjiHan Cassidy and Mrs. Arlene Barber. The couple plan to make their home in Darlington where Mr. Olson is employed. HELMAN-JOHNSON Orangeville (Times Special Mary Lu Helman, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Clinton Helman, Rockford, and Burdette Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Johnson, Holcomb, 111., united in marriage in a ceremony read at 8 last evening in the First Baptist church in Rockford. Rev.

B. E. Allen officiated. Attending her sister as maid of honor was Miss Esther Helman and bridesmaids were Misses Jovce Aiekens of Forreston and Anita Hayunga of German Val- lev. Marvin Johnson served as best man and Richard Peterson and Melvin Swanson ushered.

A reception was held in the church parlors immediately following the ceremony. After a short wedding trip the couple will live in Rockford. Mrs. Johnson is a West high school graduate and attended Wheaton college. She taught in the Orangeville grade school the past vear and is now a receptionist for Dr.

Maurice Rogers. Burdette, a veteran of overseas army service, is a Stillman Valley "high school graduate and is emploved by the mechanics universal" joint division of the Borg- Warner corporation in Rockford. UNITED TONIGHT At 8 o'clock this evening in the Immanuel Evangelical church, Miss Kathryn Grace Johnson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter A.

Johnson, 1742 16th street, will become the bride of Ralph LaVerne Duchow, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Duchow, Rock City, Til A candlelight double-ring ceremonv will be performed by Rev. L. C.

VieL Mrs. Bertha Schindler, 16th avenue, entertained at a dinner party last evening in honor of Miss Johnson." Co-workers in the Lanz-Johnson agency were guests at the Schindler apartment. GIRLS' GROUP MEETS The Girls' Missionary society of the Grace Lutheran church will Monday afternoon at 4 at the home of Mrs. Walter 19th avenue. Miss Helen Stauffer will be hostess.

The topic on South American will be given by Miss Mildred Stauffer. MRS. SAMUEL HUMBEL Samuel umbel Wed In Oregon Ceremony White and yellow chrysanthemums decorated the altar of Holy Mother of Consolation church in Oregon this morning for the marriage of Miss Shan Marie Collins, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl J.

Collins, Oregon, and Samuel F. Humbel, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Humbel Monroe. The double ring ceremony was performed at a 9 o'clock mass by Rev.

Sylvester Van Berkel. The bride, given in marriage by her father, appeared in a gown of white slipper satin, designed with a fitted bodice and full skirt which fell into a long train. A satin crown held her 'finger-tip length veil. She wore a strand of pearls and carried a bouquet of white roses and white mums. Preceding the bride down the church aisle were her sisters, Misses Patricia Ann and Mary Ellen, as bridesmaids and Miss Lois Ann Pease, Madison, as maid of honor.

They all wore identical gowns of green nylon marquisette over, taffeta, styled similar to the bride's. Long gloves covered their arms and they carried bouquets of salmon gladioli and baby's breath. They wore wreaths of matching flowers in their hair. As flower girl, little Sharon Nee, daughter of the Thomas Nees of Madison, wore a white satin gown fashioned like the bride's. The groom was attended by his brother, Paul Humbel of West Bend, a former Monroe resident.

Ushers were Oerald and Emmett Collins, Richland Center, cousins of the bride. A wedding breakfast -was served the bridal party and 75 guests at Community building in Oregon and in the afternoon a reception for 250 guests was held there. Assisting at the reception were Misses Patricia Lapply and Patricia Jens of Oregon. Many guests from Madison and Monroe were present at the wedding. Out-of-town guests from more distant points were Mr.

and Mrs. William Hoey and Raymond Barth of Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. Emil Schoene of Racine, Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur Hornburg of Milwau- Kee, Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Humbel jr. of West Bend, Mr.

and Mrs. Elmer Collins of Ridgeway, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Collins and Mr. and Collins of Richland Center, Mr.

and Mrs. H. B. Dunwell, Basil Dunwell, Mrs. Edward Rice, Mr.

and Mrs. Ralph Marquart of Milton Junction. The newly married couple will honeymoon at Lake Louise in Alberta, Canada, touring the United States and Canadian Rockies. When they left on their trip, the bride was wearing a pink jersey suit with brown accessories and a corsage of orchids. Mrs.

Humbel is employed by the state industrial commission at Madison and Mr. Humbel is a Green county traffic officer. RUFTON-McMEEN i Special the last Saturday evening wedding of Miss Dorothy Rufton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W.

H. Rufton, Beloit, to Robert L. McMeen, Beloit, at the First Baptist church in Beloit were Brodhead residents, Mr. and Mrs. Holland Rufton, Miss Joanne Rufton, Miss Pearl Engebretson, Mrs.

Clara Woodward and 'Mrs. Emma Muller. Rev. Linewood Berry read the single-ring services. The couple will make their home in Sheboygan where the groom has been employed since his discharge in 1945.

Since graduation from Brodhead high school, the bride has been employed by the Wisconsin Bell Telephone company and will continue her work at Sheboygan. TO WED SUNDAY Archie Myers son of' Mr. and Mrs. A. S.

Myers 1302 17th avenue, will claim as his bride, Miss Wanda E. Ableman, daughter of Mrs. T. H. Ableman, 1212 20th avenue, tomorrow afternoon at 2 in a service at the Grace Evangelical Lutheran church with Rev.

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Store FHA Loans for Home Repairing St. John's Installs New Music Director Miss Florence Voigt Assumes. Post Here The new director of music and religious education at St. John's Evangelical church, Miss Florence i Ft. Madison, has arrived in Monroe to assume her duties.

She will be installed at a special morning service at 10:45 Sunday. Rev. Charles Schwantes, director of student work, Philadelphia, will preach the sermon. Miss Voigt, in her new capacity, will act as organist, direct church choirs, supervise the program of religious education in the Sunday school, and have charge of youth activities. A June graduate of Eden Theological seminary at Webster Groves, where she majored in religious education, Miss Voigt also attended Christian college, Columbia, where she received her musical training.

She has had experience during the last few years as a voice teacher, church organist, choir director, soloist and accompanist. Miss Voigt was consecrated as a commissioned worker of the Evangelical and Reformed church in a special service in her home church at Ft. Madison last Sunday. Albany By Mrs. William Stelndorf Lloyd Scott, watchman at the Indiana Condensary, is having a two weeks vacation.

He went to Darlington Tuesday to visit his sisters, Mrs. F. E. West and Mrs. Mcllwain.

He will go to Chicago for the weekend with his son-in- law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sicotte. While there Mr. Scott will observe his 75th birthday, Sept.

6. Mr. and Mrs. Emil Steindorf, son Roger, returned Monday from a visit at Athens with the Alex Brehm family. Lee Gillette accompanied them and remained for a longer stay.

Frank Hilliard accompanied a carload of cattle to Harrisburg, returning Monday night. Juanita Rebekah lodge No. 145 will hold its first meeting following the summer recess Friday evening, Sept. 12, with a pot luck supper at 6:30. Mrs.

Clella Thornley is noble grand. Rally day will be observed at the First Baptist church, Sunday, Sept. 7, with new classes to be formed in the Bible school, with additional teachers. Special music by the choir will be given at the church service which will be at eleven a. m.

Bible school an hour earlier. In the evening the young adult group will have a wiener roast in the church yard followed by an hour of fellowship. Rev. Richard C. Werner is pastor.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Onsgard, Ft. Atkinson, visited Mr. and Mrs.

Clayton Wetmore Labor day. Mrs. Etta Stewart is ill at her home. Mr. and Mrs.

Albert Loeffel returned from a week's vacation in Minnesota. They attended the Minnesota state fair, and visited relatives at St. Paul and Minneapolis. Mr. and Mrs.

Lloyd Edwards, Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey Edwards of Beloit, were Sunday guests at the Frank Steindorf home. Mr. and Mrs.

Dell Jones plan to leave this week on a month's trip to Seattle, where they will visit their son, Donald and family. They will also visit Mrs. Avah Lewis-Wood at Carleton, relatives at Des Moines, and in Kansas. C. H.

Fergueson, son, Sam, left on a two weeks vacation in northern Wisconsin. They will visit Dr. A. H. Hitchcock at Elcho, a former dentist here.

Visitors at the Lloyd Scott home over the weekend and Labor day included, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sicotte, Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. Carrol Babcock, Nell Scot and family, Evansville; Mr.

and Mrs. Leslie Best, Gene Best and family, Brooklyn; Mr. and Mrs. Miller Van Matre, Browntown; Henry Scott and family, Hanover; Mr. and Mrs.

Leon Holcomb and son, Monticello; Vaughn Lewis, Janesville; Mrs. Lona Lewis, daughter, Kathleen, Madison. METHODIST LEADER DDES Philadelphia (IP) Ernest G. Richardson, 73, Methodist church leader in Wisconsin, died early yesterday at Method- ist hospital of virus pneumonia i and a stroke. Bishop Richardson was former Methodist bishop in the Atlanta, area and retired head of the eastern Pennsylvania, southern New Jersey and Puerto Rico district.

MISS FLORENCE VOIGT British Miners Shun Coal Pits in Protest (fP) 60,000 Yorkshire coal miners shunned the pits today, bringing the total of struck collieries to 54 as union three-week-old walkout might spread to the Votal Kent coal fields" in southeast England. Arthur Horner, secretary general of the national union of mine workers, hurriedly left a trades Union conference at Southport last night and hastened to London for an emergency conference with Fuel Minister Emanuel Shinwell and national coal board officials seeking to end the walkout. Brodhead By Donald L. Colllm Mrs. Myron Veek entertained Thursday at her home at Lake Kegohsa, Stoughton, the following guests from here: Mrs.

Roy Mason, Mrs. Frank Condon, Mrs. Gilbert Swartz, Mrs. Roy Stefens, Mrs. Donald Collins, and Misses Nancy Rae Stefens, Betty Swartz and Mary Lou Collins.

About 28 members of the Y. W. C. Guild of the Congregational church held the first meeting of the season at Olins cottage, Decatur park. A one o'clock picnic luncheon was held and a business meeting was followed by a social afternoon.

Miss Lillian Knudson returned from Chicago where she was a surgical patient. She will resume her teaching at the Oklahoma university this fall. Mr. and Mrs. J.

D. Hahlen, Mrs. Anna Theiler and Mrs. Robert Hahlen and daughter, Paula Ann, visited Vilas park, Madison, Friday. Mr.

Le Favor, Pennsylvania, is visiting his daughter, Mrs. Franklyn Condon, who with her infant son returned from St. Clare hospital Monroe Friday. Mr. and Mrs.

John Malasch, California, are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Marian Condon. Rails Flat Broke Knoxville (IP) American railroads are "flat broke" and face nationalization unless they are permitted to raise fares and freight rates, President E. E.

Norris of the Southern Railway said yesterday. During a stopover here, Norris commented in an interview that as a result of the newest wage increase to non-operating employes, "all railroads in the country are now flat broke." He said unless the interstate commerce commission and the 48 state utilities commissions "rush to their (railroads) rescue" with adequate increases in rates and fares, "the railroads are on the way out as 'exhibit A' of America's free enterprise system." METEORS NOT OLD Evanston, same cosmic rays that detonate atomic bombs are now showing astronomers that shooting stars, or meteors, are not as old as believed. This discovery, reported to the 77th i of the American Astronomical society yesterday, is considered important in timing the course of evolution and creation of the earth. Save with a Want Ad. Notice The Grill will serve short orders from 4 p.

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Millard Tschndy Jacob Tschudy, Albert Kaech and Jacob Hefty left a morning on fishing trip to Hazelhurst, Wis. Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Luchsinger, Madison, were weekend guests at the Albert Elmer home over the weekend. Mrs.

Robert Green, Davis, visited Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schmid. Mr. and Mrs.

Ben Schumacher, son Jimmie, were weekend visitors at the Jacob Tschudy home. They were onroutc to their home fit Green Boy after enjoying a vacation in Florida. Mrs. Jacob Hefty, Albert and Patty and Mrs. Jacob Tschudy, Jim and Dean, enjoyed a picnic- dinner at the Blanchardville park Sunday.

Mrs. Calvin Zurbachen, Verona, visited with Mrs. Arthur Zweifel Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur Zweifel! and Steve were visitors at the) Jacob Jacobson home Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Peter H. Streiff and family were at Portage, Monday to meet Mrs.

Streiff brother who arrived from Idaho to visit his father at Monroe. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Werndli and family, Mr. and Mrs.

Edwin Alexander, Madison, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Truttman, Green Bay, Mr. and Mrs. Peter H.

Streiff and family and Dr. and Mrs. S.i J. Francois were Sunday evening I guests at the Fred P. Streiffj home.

Miss Audrey Streiff, Madison, was a weekend guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter H. Streiff. Mr.

and Mrs. John Mueller Rome City, Mr. and Mrs. William Moser, son and daughter, So. and Mr.

and Mrs. John Muller and sons, Detroit, were weekend guests at the Fred B. Streiff home. Miss Mavis Hoesly was a guest of honor at a bridal shower Sat- urday evening at the home of Mrs. Merton Colney.

Miss Lorraine McQuillin assisted Mrs. Coleny. Others present were Mrs. Arthur Zweifel, Miss Alice I Zemp, Miss Carol Hoesly, Ray Hosely, Mrs. Thomas Wain- i robe, Mrsl Eugene Stuessy, Mrs.

i E. D. McQuillin, Miss Marian i McQuillin, Mrs. Virgil Erickson, i Mrs. Alfred Leinharclt and Missj Olga Leiser, Monroe.

Mr. and Mrs. John Voegeli, Lodi, were callers here and in Monticello Saturday. Mrs. Bruce Blum, Monroe, was a caller at the Fred J.

Marty home Monday afternoon. Weekend guests of Mrs. Rose Opfermann and sons were her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. William Andre and Mr.

and Mrs. William Andre Milwaukee. Dr. and Mrs. Eugene Eckstrom, Rochester, are visiting this week with her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. J. S. Urben and family. Mr.

and Mrs. Gene Meusser and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ostergren, Miss Suzanna Ostergren and Mr. and Mrs.

Novel E. i were visitors at the Dave Kundert home on Sunday and also attended the Wilhelm Tell play. Mr. and Mrs. H.

A. Marty, Milwaukee, were weekend guests at the Matt J. Marty home. Mrs. G.

F. Mass, Sun Prairie, visited at the Dave Kundert and Dave Kundert homes over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Dahler and daughter Andrea, Madison, were weekend visitors at the Sam Schneider and Ernest Dahler homes.

Misses Helen and Carol Mott, Milwaukee, visited at the Dave Kundert home Monday. Mr. Frank Kalberer visited friends here over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs.

Joe Cyzs and son returned to their home in Baraboo Monday after visiting the past week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Schneider. Miss Nevia C. Billings, Miss Christin Bednar and Mrs.

Arthur J. Peacock, Chicago, attended the Wilhelm Tell play here and also called at the Uave Kundert home. Mr. and Mrs. Corliss Kennedy, Madison, were weekend guests of her mother, Mrs.

Mathilda Kubly. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hammerly and daughter Sally Ann, Monticello, visited at the Dave Kundert home Sunday. Mrs.

Ivan Hale and daughter Linda, Columbus, are visiting here with her mother, Mrs. Edna Ginur, and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Zimmerman and Mrs.

Robert Morgan, Ocon- omovvoc, were Sunday evening supper guests at the Dave Kundert home. Mrs. L. i daughter Hazel, and Mr. and Mrs.

Nelson Greenfield and son Bloomington, were weekend visitors at the M. J. Marty home. Mrs. Hermina Teuschner, Ogden, is a guest at the Dave Kundert home, and also attended the Wilhelm Tell play on Sunday.

Mrs. Teuschner and Mrs. Kundert met in Switzerland nineteen years ago and this is the first time they have seen each other since their meeting there. Grace Dahler, Rockford, visited over the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Ernest Dahler. Dr. and Mrs. Fred Kundert, Monroe, visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

John Kundert Sunday evening. Mrs. Millard Tschudy and Kim visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Jcnson, Belleville, Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Burki, Madison, visited with William Eichelkraut Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs.

Walter Truttman and family, Green Bay, were weekend guests at the Dr. and Mrs. Francois home. Miss Viola Hoesly, Milwaukee, was a weekend guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Andrew C. Hoesly. Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Burke and family, Belleville, were Saturday evening callers here.

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Oliver, Madison, visited with Mr. and Mrs. John Kundert several days this week.

Mr. and Mrs. Palmer Strickler returned home Saturday evening from a weeks vacation at Hayward, Wis. Mr. and Mrs.

William Duffy and Harold Ethridge, Madison, were visitors here Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Schmid, Duluth, visited relatives here several days last week. Marguerite Langdon, Mrs.

Langdon, Marion Huston, Mrs. Huston and Mrs. Wheeler, Madison, attended the Wilhelm Tell Play Monday afternoon and also called on Mr. and Mrs. Millard Tschudy.

Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Zumkehr, Mrs. John Nufer, Mr. and Mrs.

Ray Werndli, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Alexander and Mr. and Mrs. John Furrer, Madison attended the Wilhelm Tell play here over the weekend and also visited relatives -and friends.

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30 years experience. Phone 23 South Wayne Clara Hefty, Monticello. Mr. Am-1 home after spending three weeks port used to work here about vacationing at Yellowstone Wa- twenty years ago and is spending some of the time looking up old friends. Mr.

nnd Mrs. Jacob Jncobson, Mt. Horeb, visited with their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Zweifel and family, Saturday afternoon.

Hans Erick and Gustav Schumacher, Peorla, 111., Mr. and Mrs. Chester D. Newman and James, Milwaukee, Mrs. Bertha Loishner, Mrs.

Vera Loishner, and Mrs. Irma Lewis Dubuque, and Frank Leiby, Dakota, Illinois. Walter Mills, Chicago, visited with his wife and family over the weekend at the Fred J. Marty home. Mr.

and Mrs. Gerald Erfurth and family, Mt. Vernon and Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Bernet and Judy of Albany, were Saturday evening visitors at the Jacob Tschudy home.

tional park, Denver, Washington, and other points of interest in the west. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Lynch. Mr.

and Mrs. Harold Stanley, left Saturday for Alberta Canada, where they will visit relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stoehr are staying at the Stanley home during their absence.

Mr. and Mrs. Farmer Bast, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bast, Mr.

and Mrs. Kenneth Goodman and son attended the Maurer-Preston wedding at the Monroe Univer- salist church Sunday. Student Group Works Out Race Compromise (IP) to the National Student association convention have a to incorporate in their constitution a Miss PauHneKnoebel, Madison, Provision permitting the NSA, its visited her parents over the week- regional or its campus groups to end act for removal of racial bar- Mr, and Mrs. Dick Elmer, rier in the educational system. Belleville, visited with Mr.

and i The provision was a comprom- Mrs. Tobias Knoebel Saturday ise worked out on the convention evening. Miss Florence Gibbons, Madison, visited with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Gibbons over the weekend.

Mrs. Mary Helegson, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Helegson and daughter Barbara and Mrs. Carl Byer and Betty, Janesville, were Monday visitors at the John H.

Kundert home. William Hesty, Phoenix, is visiting here with relatives. Mrs. Henry Stuessy returned to her home after visiting with her son Henry Stuessy at their cottage near Boulder Junction, Wis. floor after southern and northern delegates had clashed on the NSA course.

As adopted, the by-law states that NSA "encourages wide investigation and discussion of the problems of inequality which exist throughout" the United States, in order to secure their elimination. "However, in view of the complex nature of the problem, with its diversity throughout the entire United States and the limitations imposed by present states rights, statutes and laws, it shall be the policy of the United States National Student association to Miss Hesty, Mrs. Warren and i take action on a national, reg- Mrs. Williams, all of Minnesota, ional and local level with regard were weekend guests at the John Kundert home and attended the Wilhelm Tell play. Miss Rosemary Schmid returned to Madison this morning after visiting her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Schmid, over the weekend. Browntown By Mrs. C. L.

Craco Glen Parnham, Sunday, accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Orville Gary and son, who have been visiting at the Parnham home the past month, to Rockford. Mr. and Mrs.

Norman Leek, Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Zimmerman returned home Sunday from a 2 week tour in western states. Mr. and Mrs.

Ward Merritt and children, Marilyn and Ronnie, were callers in Freeport. Mr. and Mrs. A. Delle Sandley and son, Rockford, called on their grandparents, Mr.

and Mrs. Ole Sandley and Mr. and Mrs. Ferdnand Mayer, also on Mrs. Sandley's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Clarence Mayer. Several of the rural schools opened Monday. Mr. and Mrs.

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