Sunday Vows and Reception for Nordrum Violette
Esther Nordrum and Raymond Leroy Violette married in a ceremony performed by Rev. Walter A. Schu ye hamine. A reception followed with numerous local guests and flowers in white and pink decorating the rooms. The couple plans a northern honeymoon and will reside at 1609 Johnson Street after returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cargill
Esther Nordrum
Raymond Leroy Violette
Walter A. Schuye Hamine
Leola Wittenberg
Joyce Monell
Lucille Veglabn
Ruth Lindevig
Esther Villand
Evelyn
Constance Wall
Giladioli
Barkepur
Joseph Simon
Carl Violette
Bride Keeps Name In English Lutheran Church Nuptials
Shirley Jean Johnson became Mrs Robert L Johnson in a June 7 ceremony at English Lutheran Church officiated by Rev H W Stoffel. Attendants included Ruth Rebhan Milton Tanke and others. The bride wore white taffeta with Juliet veil. lavender orchid carried on a prayerbook. A 150 guest reception followed at a Cargill home before the couple departed for Devil Lake. Mr Johnson is a dairyman from 1503 South Ninth Street. prenuptial events were hosted by Northern States company club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Jean Johnson
Robert L. Johnson
Evening News
English Loutheran Church
H. W. Stoffel
Ruth Rebhan
Milton Tanke
Henry Knebes
Giorts Long
Onni Johnson
Darheme Holmage
Nancy Lee
Dick Shaffer
Carl Rebhan
Charlies Tikal, Jr
Colleen Golding
Lords Prayer
Lyle Hanson
Vaughn Johnson
Mis Sissippi Street
Juliet Veil
Cargill
Devile Lake
Johnson
Leland Johnson
South Ninth Street
Club
Northern States Company
Rleen Bolinagle
Gloria Long
Elmer Chisholm
George Nie- Sever
Erb-Bride Wedding Day At First MethodistChurch
Mr and Mrs Samuel Erb wed June 9 at First Methodist church with Rev Hovda. The couple, honeymooning in Chicago and Minnesota, will be at home in Tomah on June 20. The bride wore long trained white lace with lace veil and orange blossom crown. attendants wore voile gowns in blue and pink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomah
Wis
Samuel Erb
First Methodist Church
Hovda
Chicago
Minnesota
Claire Zeigler
Rose Erb
Tly
Nola Finch
Voile
Claire Zeigier
Leonard Larson
Madison
Claude Larson
Drinkwine
All-State
John Drinkwine
William Erb
Airforce
Leon Weetall
Ae Delores
Leo Drinkwine
Maleda Erb
Dennis Zeigier
Clevde Larson
Wis. woman knits 151 sweaters since 1942 start
Mrs. Mathilda Holte of Westby Wisconsin has knitted 151 sweaters since June 1 1942. She specializes in Norwegian style garments and has shipped sweaters to Viroqua La Crosse Milwaukee Michigan and New York along with many for Westby residents. She knits in spare time while working at a tobacco warehouse and lives with her daughter Mrs. Arthur Hegge. Her two sons Roy and Erling Holte also live in Westby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathilda Holte
Westby
Wis
Arthur Hegge
Roy and
Erling Holte
Vows Joined Darline Abbs to Charles Williams at North Flambeau
Miss Darline Abbs wed Charles Williams in a 2 p.m. ceremony at the bride's parents home in Oakdale with Rev. R. E. Parr reading vows. Richard Abbs served as best man. The couple plans a mid July home in Tomah after a honeymoon at a North Flambeau river resort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparta
Wis
Charles Williams
Darline D. Abbs
Audrey Quist
Richard Abbs
Lester Abbs
Oakdale
R. E. Parr
Dick Williams
Tomah
Belvin Dalke
Earl Cram
Don Pellett
Jeannetta
Lloyd Boggs
Bessie Kiess
Melvin Aers
Marion Hanson
Parr
Allie 'E Harris
Iris Hi
Monson and Meyer Married in Caledonia Ceremony
Ruth Orletta Monson of Spring Grove and Sigurd W. Meyer of New Albia wed at the Norwegian Lutheran parsonage in Caledonia on June 10 in three o'clock vows. Lillian Monson and Glenn Meyer served as attendants. They plan to reside in New Albin where Meyer works as a butcher at the City Meat Market. Monson’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. Martin Monson. Meyer is the son of the late F. C. Meyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Martin Monson
Mr. Meyer
F. C. Meyer
Gardening Fever Drives Self Sufficient Food Push
The note encourages readers to start home gardening to increase self sufficiency and free more commercial food for starving people abroad. It links spring weather to a call for domestic food production and international aid.
Radishes judged by leaves unreliable method
Judge leaves only as guide. Fresh green foliage can hide a spongy radish while the vegetable itself remains crisp firm and well formed. Also note advice to buy Savings Bonds.
Reba Ann Shutter Weds Robert Fischer in Tomah
Reba Ann Shutter became the bride of Robert Russell Fischer in a 2:30 p.m. ceremony at First Methodist church Tomah Wis. The groom, a sergeant stationed at Camp McCoy, and bride are from Tomah and Greenwood with family presence from Nekoosa Andover S D and Greenwood. The nuptials featured flowers candles and a Cal Schultz orchestra reception and dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Zellmer
Nekoosa
Phyllis Shutter
Sonia Ray Zellmer
Roger Zellmer
Arlan Hubert
Ronald Ray Gilmer
Andover
S. D
Richard Tracy
M. L. Hovda
Harold Voss
Jenny Fischer
Irvin Fischer
Arian Hubert
Greenwood
Dan Bigelow
Dick Tracy
Perry Bigelow
Calvin Kollasch
Francis Ruland
Walter Pass
Pearl Pierce
Cal Schultz
Ray Shutter
Tomah
Army
Camp McCoy
Triplets Crochet Pot Holders Pattern No 5175
All good things come in threes in this crochet guide by Mrs Anne Cabot. A set of three potholders shown features two color silky cotton and thick rug yarn for the largest piece. To receive complete instructions Pattern No 5175 send 15 cents plus 1 cent postage and your name address to Anne Cabot Tribune 530 South Wells Chicago TI.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Cabot
the Tribune
South Wells
Chicago
After noon frock by Sue Burnett for mature figures
This graceful flattering frock features soft shoulder and sleeve gathers, a surplice closing, and a smooth paneled skirt. Pattern No. 8050 in sizes 34 to 48 uses 354 yards of fabric. send 25 cents with name address size and pattern number to Sue Burnett Chicago for pattern details and the 52 page Summer Fashion Book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Burnett
the Tribune
South Wells
Chicago
America
Nuptials in Caledonia Tie Pieper Klein Bond
Bernice Pieper and Walter Klein wed at St John s Lutheran in a June ceremony led by Rev Karl Gurgel. Attendants included Mrs La Verne Knappe and Mr Knappe Violet Kruckow and Margaret Klein with Carol Erwin as flower girl. They plan to live on the groom s farm near Hokah after a Wisconsin and Minnesota honeymoon. Klein, a former Army man, was discharged last November after three years in the South Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caledonia
Minn
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Karl Gurgel
Bernice Louise Pieper
Walter A. Klein
la Verne Knappe
Mr. Knappe
Violet Kruckow
Houston
Margaret
Walter L. Klein
Hokah
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Klein
South Pacific
Violet
Mildred Kruckow
New Citizens Announce Births Across Several Families
June notices report multiple births across various households. Kathyrn Ann, Barbara Jean, Roy Allen, and others welcomed at addresses on Ferry Wood Gillette Prospect Market George Grove, with parents listed as Mr and Mrs. James C. Hayer Lieut and Mrs Edgar Ray Britt and others. Dates range June 14 to June 17 with names including Audrey Marie William James and Roy Allen among newborns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Ann
James C. Hayer
Roland J. Bateman
Prospect Street
Dorothy la Fieur
William James
Robert V. Keppel
Trempeaieau
Wis
Ioyce Robinson
Audrey Marie
Martin H. Ryrbold
Grove Street
Lorraine Burrow
How to stop floor squeaks with talcum powder
When floor boards rub as weight is applied and removed the squeak may be stopped by dusting talcum powder into the joint to reduce friction between boards. The tip notes applying powder into the gap can quiet squeaks without major repair.
Rushford Bride Weds Kermit Holger In Highland Prairie
Cora Dahl, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. Dahl of Highland Prairie, and Kermit Holger, son of Mr. and Mrs. Olaus Holger of Rushford, united in marriage June 8 at Highland Prairie Lutheran church. The double ring service was conducted at 2:30 with music and floral displays, followed by a reception for 150. The couple plans to reside in Rushford where Holger operates the Holger Feed Mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rushford
Minn
Cora Dahl
Carl A. Dahl
Highland Prairie
Kermit Holger
Olaus Holger
Highland Prairie Lutheran Church
N. S. Magelssen
Peonies
Iris
Eileen
Mavis Dahl
John Holger
Earl Wold
Raymond Rustad
Holger
St. Olaf College
Northfield
Winona State Teachers College
August Sundby
Anita
Hans Holger
Harmony
Oscar Holger
Martin Bakken
Chatfield
Lyle Erickson
Elgin
Ill
Lawrence Westby
Rochester
Frank Harsey
Minnesota Lake
Lena Moussette
Katherine
Cornell
Wis
Carl Sundby
Winona
Hilda Tollefson
Eitzen Nuptials Tie Elected Marriage Service in June
Gen eva Marie Meiners and Roy H. Renk wed at St. Luke s church in a 2 pm ceremony conducted by Rev. H W Radloff. The double ring service featured a circular trained gown a handkerchief from the grandmother and a 120 guest reception. They will reside on the groom s farm near New Albin with the bride s family background noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolores Meiners
Elmer Brinker
Henry Renk
Middle America Beans Through the Ages
The article notes beans of purple pink white and black as staple fare in Middle America for thousands of years, highlighting their long standing role in regional diets and agricultural history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle America
Apple Garnish for Pork Chops and Roasts
Apple rings fried or baked with a bright jelly center provide a simple garnish for pork chops or a pork roast, adding a touch of sweetness and color to the dish.
Lamb Patties with Mashed Potato Cups and Veggie Filling
Serve broiled lamb patties with mashed potato cups stuffed with green peas or diced vegetables. The combination adds texture and color to the platter and complements the meat's flavor.
Paper Slows Cooling of Food in Fridge Warning
A health note warns not to wrap food in paper in the refrigerator as paper acts as insulation and slows cooling, potentially affecting safety and freshness. The guidance urges using suitable containers or wraps to ensure rapid cooling and proper food storage.
Dinner and reception honor Rev Thomas Schelble at Holy Trinity
The Rev Thomas Martin Schelble S M was guest at a dinner for 90 relatives and friends at Leo hall after celebrating his first solemn high mass at Holy Trinity Catholic church. A 300 person reception followed as an afternoon gathering with guests from away including Schelble relatives from Wisconsin and Illinois. He will visit his parents for a week before returning to Maryhurst normal and then resume seminary study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Martin Schelble
Society of Mary
Leo Hall
Holy Trinity Catholic Church
Father Schelble
Edward A. Schelble
South 13Th Street
Edward J. Schelble
William
Thomas
Nancy
Barbara Ann
Kathryn Pauline
Shorewood
Wis
John P. Schelble
Mary Therese
Whitefish Bay
Harry Bolton
George Schelble
Henry Hoffman
Glennon McCarthy
S. M
Charles Brey
Milwaukee
James Koch
Chicago
Thomas Crosby
Faribault
Minn
Louis Trawalter
Martin van Uithoven
St. Meinrad Seminary
St. Meinrad
Ind
Peter Resch
Marynook
Galesville
Gerald Schuh
Durand
Robert M. Scheible, Jr
University of Iowa
Ames
George Hartnagel
Buffalo City
Wis. la Crosse
Robert M. Schelble
Patricia Ann
Terence Michael
William Joseph
Mary Sue
Joseph F. Schelble
Joseph Francis, Jr
Samuel George
Father Scheible
Maryhurst Normal
Kirkwood
St. Meinrad Abbey
Bangor and Houston Couple Wed at Our Savior's Lutheran
Dorothy Ledebuhr and Merlin Schultz were wed at Our Savior's Lutheran Church West Salem with Rev O T Haaland presiding mid afternoon vows. Attendants included Carl Buerman Winona Lorraine Bennett Sparta Jesse Schulz Morris IL. Anna Marie Otterson sang for the ceremony and a five o'clock dinner followed with sixty guests. The couple plan to farm near Bangor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Ledebuhr
Merlin Schultz
Houston
Bangor
Our Savior's Lutheran Church
West Salem
O. T. Haaland
Carl Buerman
Winona
Lorraine Bernette
Sparta
Jesse Schulz
Morris
Anna Marie Otterson
Mmes
Lester Manske
Mindoro
Vernetta
Wilma Schuldt
New Albin
Leonard Ledebuhr
August Ledebuhr
Minnie Pagel
Money Creek
Wilmington Marriage Unites Beverly Olson and Leland Morken
Beverly Olson of Mabel and Leland Morken of Spring Grove wed at Garnes Lutheran church in Wilmington township on June 10 at 8 p m. Rev E E Borg Breen officiated. A reception for 150 followed before the couple left for a Minnesota honeymoon. The bride, a Preston teaching graduate, wears a white satin gown with an orange blossom tiara and cream rose bouquet. The groom is the son of Gerhard and Mrs Morken of Spring Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caledonia
Minn
Beverly Olson
Mabel
Leland Morken
Spring Grove
Garnes Lutheran Church
E. E. Borg-Breen
Nansen Olson
Agnes Olson
Darlene Olson
Stella Morken
Betty Hanson
la Due Olson
Janice Kremer
Patty Morken
Dorene Peterson
Gary Morken
Selmer Morken
Leonard Deely
William Ostern
Mrs. Morken
Quick Lunch Tuna Cream Meal Mix
A simple economical lunch combines condensed cream of mushroom soup with tuna. Add curry powder for seasoning to enhance flavor.
Wartime Waffle Iron Test Explained For Cooks
A simple test uses a sheet of paper to gauge waffle iron heat. If the paper browns in about thirty seconds the iron is hot enough. If it browns more slowly the iron is too cool for proper use.
Madison couple Regina Howe and Thomas Nelson wed
Regina Howe and Thomas M Nelson, daughter and son of Gays Mills and Madison residents, married June 8 at the Howe home in Gays Mills. Rev Dennis Long officiated. The bride wore a light green suit. After a reception for 50, the couple planned a motor trip before settling in Madison where both will live and work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gays Mills
Wis
Regina Howe
Thomas M. Nelson
Frank Howe
Otto Nelson
Madison
Howe
Dennis Long
Belmont
William Brewer
la Crosse
Ben H. Anderson Company
Honeymoon Couple United in June Nuptials at Parsonage
Iowa couple Ruth C. Pokrand and Harrold V. Harmon wed at Rev A E Frederick's parsonage on June 7 at 8 p m. attending were Dorothy V. Grubac and William Pokrand Jr. They plan to live with the groom's parents after a reception and trip to Charles City Indiana. He works in Camp McCoy's supply office. Prenuptial hostesses were Mrs Fred Scheid and Mrs Ella Clark Angela. A tip advises glycerin to loosen a stuck glass stopper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparta
Wis
Ruth C. Pokrand
Harrold V. Harmon
A. E. Frederick
William Pokrand
Roy Harmon
Dorothy V. Grubac
Charles City
Camp McCoy
Fred Scheid
Ella Clark
Angela
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Paul Kruger
Jean
Margie Nordrum
Gien Nordrum
Waupun
Clarence Holtz
Norman Happel
Oscar Lindevig
Olaf Linde
Westby J
Violette
Johnson Street
John Violette
Detroit
Nordrum
Shirley Johnson
Golden
Dolly Madison Dairies
Onalaska
Jacquelyn Clement
Milton E. Opland
Carl Erickson
Rose
Mr. Opland
Fred Opland
John Juen
South 13Th
Delores
Edward Smuthy
Charles Smuthy
Paul W. Broring
la Crescent
Betty Lorraine
Myron R. Waldow
E. C. Waldow
South Ridge Laitheran Church
Kathleen Marie Schaper
Gerald Eagon
William Schaper
R. 1
Mr. Eagon
Emery Eagon
Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church
North Flambeau
Main Street
Reba Ann
Robert Fischer
Triplets
West Avenue
Trempealeau
Numen C. Storseven
Bbttrick
Alvins Berg
Gale
Wauken
Ethel Rief
Glenn Berg
le Crosse
St. Ann's
Grandview
Oscar Smelser
Wood Street
Marion Taylor
Ernie Grindier
Liberty Street
Franklin Griffin
George Street
Cora Dahl Rushford Bride
James C. Lambert
Donnie Bell
ANC
Floyd Pengra
King Street
Fort Benning
Waller High School
Loof Hall
Vivian Freehoff
Coon Valley
Frederick Tauscher
Trinity Reformed Church
Joseph Erpenbach
Norwalk
Erpenbach
Elizabeth
Lawrence
Cook Creek
Dorothy Erickson
T. W. Bolman
Lelia Miller
Wyman Mossholder
Martha Marx
Everette Elsen
St. Peter and Paul Catholic Church
Cashton
Florence Leona Severson
Holmen
Leslie Stratman
Lewis Valley Lutheran Church
St. Mary’ Catholic Church
Phyllis Schmitz
William Hanson
Viroqua Lutheran Parsonage
Alice Peterson
Elmer Rhode
Lucile Mickelson
Adolph Olson
Bangor Man’s Bride
Wilmington
Iowa
Your Cleaners
Nfe Delivery Service
Calif
Shafter Potatoes
Peck
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