Wallin and Lathrop Wed in Gays Mills Methodist Rite
Noma Wallin and La Von Lathrop, both of Wisconsin families, were married by Rev. Richard Truitt on June 16 at the Gays Mills Methodist church. The ceremony featured white satin attire for the bride, a 250 guest reception, and a party at the Lathrop home followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallin
Gays Mills
Wis
Noma Wallin
la von Lathrop
Herb Wallin
Harold Lathrop
Barnum
Richard Truitt
Methodist Church
Dorothy Johnson
Ruth Garden
Minneapolis
Avis Collins
Readstown
Winefred Briggs
LeRoy Lathrop
Joyce Garlick
Herbert Burkum
Eleanor Sherwood
la Crosse
Platteville State Teachers College
Sparta Man and Iowa Bride Tie Wedding in Story City
Delores Olson and Paul Abrahamson were married June 3 at Bethel Lutheran church Story City Iowa by Rev A J Bringle. The couple are children of Orville Olson Story City and Roy Abrahamson Sparta. Reception followed at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparta
Wis
Delores Olson
Paul Abrahamson
Bethel Lutheran Church
Story
A. J. Bringle
Orville Olson
Story City
Roy Abrahamson
Eva Mae Vigdal
Betty Anderson
Minneapolis
John Parker
Faribault
Minn
del Olson
Harold Hauge
Ann Jacobson
Marilyn Skeie
David Abrahamson
Bill Mackenzie
Robert Olson
Fairview School of Nursing
St. Olaf College
Fairview
University of Wisconsin
Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Company
White Bear Lake
St. Paul
T. A. Paulson
Coon Valley
R. O. Abrahamson
al Bekken
Orban Abrahamson
Clara Abrahamson
Charles Franke
Yugoslav institute develops sulfur dyes for domestic production
Slavs learn about dyes before year end as Yugoslavia plans sulfur dyes and blue gray green and olive coal-tar colors for the first time. A research institute at Ljubljana has developed methods for domestic production of such dyes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yugslavia
Lijubljana
Michigan man earns bachelor of business administration at UM
Joel Eric Rynning of 1535 Main Street received a bachelor of business administration at the University of Michigan's 106th commencement. The ceremony on June 17 at Michigan Stadium featured Sir Oliver Franks, the British ambassador to the United States, delivering the address. Rynning is among 7,028 graduates this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arbuk
Mich
Joel Eric Rynning
Mainstreet
University of Michigan
Michigan Stadium
Sir Oliver Franks
United States
Prenuptial Shower Honoring Patricia Pretasky and Wayne Tabbert
Late June event in Holmen Wisconsin honored Patricia Pretasky and Wayne Tabbert with 40 relatives at the Alfred Tabbert home in Amsterdam Prairie. Hostesses included Mrs Edward Tabbert and Mrs Alvin Nesler. The couple plans to marry in La Crosse on June 24. Previous showers noted and river boat history of Marietta Ohio mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Grokowsky
Arnold Hoyer
Carol Jean Cook
Mary Tabbert
Leatrice Grokowsky
Marion Aspeslet
Alfred Tabbert
la Crosse
Don Grosskopf
Alex Miller
Robert Pretasky
Jeanne Bottcher
Janice Murphy
Page Lutheran hospital alumnae nurses annual picnic list
Woman's Page notes a 1925 class breakfast after the Gundersen Island picnic. A long roster names alumnae from many cities including DeLand Florida and Milwaukee Wisconsin, with married names and affiliations across Minnesota and surrounding states. The piece preserves the extensive attendance of Lutheran hospital alumnae at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Hospital
Gundersen Island
Hildegard Volbrecht Johnson
DeLand
Fla
Myrtle Olson
New Haven
Conn
Jessie Nyhus
Cleveland
Verna Peterson
Chicago
William Jenson
Merlon Dunnum
Valley City
N. D
Greg Figgie
Marguerite Schroeder
Ossian
la Crosse Lutheran Hospital
Leatherberry Cattle wed in Wisconsin ceremony
Glenna Leatherberry and Ed ward C Cattle tied vows June 10 at St Pauls Lutheran Wonewoc with double ring rite. Attendants wore orchid peach yellow aqua. reception for a hundred at the Leatherberry home. They plan to live on the groom’s farm after a trip east. Beer is noted as the oldest known alcoholic drink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elroy
Wis
Glenna Leatherberry
Edward C. Cattle
Glen Leatherberry
Clarence Cattle
Manston
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Wonewoc
W. E. Schulz
Myra Jean Sedbrnier
Marion Johnson
Wesley Vlasak
Joseph Washa
Sharon Kay
Bernard Vlasak
Carl Leatherberry
Donald Cattle
Ray
Ervin Leatherberry
Leatherberry
DAR Chapter Holds Flag Day Luncheon in La Crosse
The La Crosse chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution closed the year with a Flag Day luncheon at 121 Losey Boulevard South hosted by Mrs. Joseph E. Keller and her mother Mrs. D. Byard. Miss Frances L. Swain reviewed the 59th DAR Continental Congress in Washington noting Mrs. Leland Barker was elected chaplain general on the Patton ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Daughters of the American Revolution
Joseph E. Keller
Losey Boulevard South
D. Byard
Frances L. Swain
Washington
Leland Barker
Wisconsin
Patton
Thursday First Baptist Amelia Circle Meeting
The Amelia circle of the Thursday First Baptist meets at 2:30 with Mrs. D. Webster in La Crescent for a scheduled gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist
Amelia Card
D. Webster
la Crescent
De Soto Woman Honored On Birthday At Coffee Event
Mrs. Millard Seymour was honored on her birthday June 14 in De Soto Wisconsin. Guests included Mrs. Ruth Macaulay Mrs. H A Bolstad Mrs Harry Johnson and Messrs Thomas Rabbitt and Herbert Hansen who attended an afternoon coffee gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DE Soto
Wis
Millard Seymour
Mmes
Ruth Macaulay
H. A. Bolstad
Harry Johnson
Thomas Rabbitt
Herbert Hansen
Local Notes on Mrs McDonald Hospital Stay and Community Events
Mrs M A McDonald of Alhambra former La Crosse patient at St Francis Hospital following an operation. St Thomas More picnic at Oehler's Cave Hwy 14 June 25 11 o'clock with hot dogs burgers refreshments and games. Also local ads for Lunds Flowers John Schneider Co Tilemaster Roths Flor Mart and a chiropodist office closing until June 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. McDonald
Alhambra
Calif
la Crosse
St. Francis Hospital
Lund’s
John Schneider Co
Dial
Ducke
St. Thomas More
Oehler’s Cave
Hwy
Roth’s Flor-Mart
Weston
Dia
Japan opens fully commercial trade agency in Pakistan
Japan has established a trade agency in Pakistan described as entirely commercial. The move aims to expand commerce and bolster industry ties between the two nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Pakistan
Brown University Stands as Rhode Island's Oldest College
Brown University is identified as the oldest college in Rhode Island and the seventh oldest in the United States, marking a long-standing educational tradition and historic significance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown University
Rhode Island
United States
Hesselberg Olson Nuptials At Rockland
Delores Irene Hesselberg and Gordon John Olson wed at Rockland Methodist Church on June 18 in a wedding read by Rev A E Frederick. Attendants included Helen Wolden Vida Gilbertson Roland Olson and Marlin Stoker. A 300 guest reception followed at the church parlors with family and friends from Jamestown Chicago and Burns Corner. The couple will honeymoon in Madison and reside in Bangor after June 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Rockland
Delores Irene Hesselberg
Gordon John Olson
A. E. Frederick
Ellen Hesselberg
Ciady Olson
L. B. Hesselberg
Gladioli
Helen Wolden
Vida Gilbertson
Roland Olson
Marlin Stoker
Vernal
Raymond Hesselberg
George Kapanke, Jr
Sandra Kaye Blahut
Jamestown
N. Y
Daniel Olson
Harry Dowe
Eugene Hesselberg
Chicago
Usn
John Blahut
Karen
Wesley Leidblad
Tommy
Olson
Bangor
Madison
Allis Chalmers
Harry Langrehr
Lucille
Robert Meier
Joanne Campbell
Burns Corner
Marquette Couple Wed At Buck Creek Church
Esther Mae Blount and William H. Schott, both of marital families from Coggen and Marquette Iowa, married June 10 at 2 30 p m in Buck Creek Methodist Church Monticello with Rev R B Porter and Rev D W Butler assisting. A 200 guest reception followed. The newlyweds reside in Janesville where Mr Schott works for Chevrolet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquette
Esther Mae Blount
William H. Schott
Clyde Blount
Coggen
Bert R. Schott
Buck Creek
R. B. Porter
Monticello
D. W. Butler
Lloyd Hugh
Manchester
Jeanie Rae Staskal
Cedar Rapids
Belle Ave Fields
Charles
Donald Schott
Richard Schott
Dubuque
Janesville
Schott
Chevrolet Company
Pederson Family Wedding Held in Kenosha
P O Pederson attended the Kenosha ceremony on June 17 for the marriage of his grandson Robert Pederson to Dolores May Roderick. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. G N Pederson of Kenosha, longtime Whitehall residents, and a grandson of Mrs. L L Solsrud of Whitehall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola
Wis
William E. Hayes
Anna Rae
Lowell Fetty
Clifford Fetty
Whitehall
P. O. Pederson
Kenosha
Robert Pederson
Dolores May Roderick
G. N. Pederson
L. L. Solsrud
Girls Train for Jumps Parachutist Nurses in France
Paris reports France trains a corps of parachutist nurses as the nucleus for peace or war. Training costs 630 dollars per girl annually, funded by the Marquise de Villerooy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Paris
Marquise de Villeroy
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Raymond Collins
John Robert Nelson
Leona Stienes
Texas
Deloras Wallin
Delbert Monroe
Iowa
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Suttreys
Michigan
Marietta, O
Tribune
Woman's “Page
Alice E. Neumann
Ida S. Ramum
Amanda
Lewis Curtis
Vera Renner
Russell Irmscher
Gunvor Dunnum
Robert Kenney
Hilda Wahlstrom
Carl Seiler
Alice, Fortney
Karen Cichowski
Bertha Berg Thorson
Mathilda Gabel
Mathilda Buchda
Eda Semingson
Bennora Lee
Ella Nelson
Effie Ellingson
Olga Neprud
Eva Stigen
Hannah Olson
Laila Freiland
Winnefred Lester
Gertrude Seeger
Palmer Stigen
Tribune Photelaska
Charles Campbell
Lillie Olson
Eau Claire
Hazel E. Sprink
R. 5
Ervin Kleiner
Beata Jesse
Ben Langdon
Laura Solem
Lyle Parker
Siri Christianson
Milwaukee
George Schlenker
Alma Waller
Amherst
Eva Steigen
Lansing
Elinor Jeanne Engelhorn
Leo J. Meyer
Evangelical United Brethren Church
D. H. Iles
Frances Altman
Osage
West Union
Janet Frank
Mary Ann Philipps
Jean Shepard
Deborah Shatz
Patricia Hemmingson
Carolyn Doscher
Barbara
Iowa State Teachers College
Sigma Alpha Iota Sorority
Meyer
J. H. Meyer
Postville
Ozarks
DAR
Hesselberg
Kiey
Aras
Srey Eto
Etna
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