Two Midwest weddings share Lutheran church vows
Connie L Colburn and Harold A Lietzau wed at Our Savior's Lutheran Church with a 2 pm ceremony. A reception followed at the American Legion. The couple, from La Crescent Minnesota and 706 S 7th St, plan to live in La Crescent after a trip to northern Wisconsin. The bride works in Montgomery Ward credit office. the groom for Trane Co. Attendants included Sandee Feuerhelm and Rick Schnaufer, with Carol Colburn and Nancy Bjorkman as bridesmaids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Schumann
Connie L. Colburn
Harold A. Lietzau
Our Savior’s Lutheran Church
American Legion
Ernest W. Colburn
S. 7Th St
Harold F. Lietzau
la Crescent
Minn
Wisconsin
Trane Co
Montgomery Ward
Credit Ofice
Sandee Feuerhelm
Rick Schnaufer
Carol Colburn
Nancy Bjorkman
Richard Dikeman
Roger Rosendahl
David Colburn
David Feuerhelm
Community events listed for Friday in La Crosse area
Green Mound Cemetery Society meets 2 30 p m at New Amsterdam Church. Pistols n Petticoats 8 p m at First Presbyterian Church with beginner and regular tips. Coulee Region Promenaders 8 p m at St Francis School of Nursing Irwin Pasch caller. Maple Grove Social Club 12 30 p m at Maple Grove Country Club reservations through Friday noon with Leonora Roellig or Mrs Harry Dowe Bangor. La Crosse Catholic Nurses rummage sale 7 9 p m Oct 23 and 9 am noon Oct 24 at St Francis School of Nursing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Coulee Region
St. Francis School of Nursing
Irwin Pasch
Maple Grove Country Club
Leonora Roellig
N. 13Th St
Harry Dowe
Bangor
la Crosse
Nationwide fashion count on college campuses
A Wisconsin University fashion expert notes college women have unique dress subculture. A nationwide count will measure changes in campus attire from early 1900s shirtwaists to 1960s shifts and 1970s two piece ensembles, linking style to world events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ellen Roach
University of Wisconsin
Petersons celebrate 57 years of marriage at Bethany Home
Mr. and Mrs. Carl M. Peterson of La Crosse marked their 57th wedding anniversary Thursday at Bethany Home where Peterson has resided for two months. They wed October 15, 1913 in Black River Falls, officiated by the late Rev. L. S. Marvick, and are survived by eight children, 29 grandchildren, and 10 great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl M. Peterson
la Crosse
Bethany
Peterson
L. S. Marvick
Black River Falls
Tribune
AAUW State Meet Highlights Community Involvement
Two representatives from the UW extension Center for Community Leadership Development led a one day workshop for about 80 Wisconsin AAUW members at the Holiday Inn. Participants discussed issues hindering action, set priorities, and proposed strategies such as leadership training, rotating roles, and cooperative projects with other groups to move from study to action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center For Community Leadership Development
University of Wisconsin Extension Service
Wisconsin
American Association of University Women
Holiday Inn
Robert Brite
Donald Duxbury
AAUW
Brite
Open House for 50th Wedding Anniversary
Open house for Mr and Mrs Edward Barry of R 2 Sparta to observe their 50th wedding anniversary at 3 p m Sunday Oct 25 in their home They married Oct 20 1920 in Sparta and have farmed in the area since Then hosts Dean Olson and family will preside at the event
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Barry
Sparta
Barry
Nellie Smith
Dean Olson
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Colburn-Lietzau
Wojahn-Schoenfeld
Kathleen Wojahn
Edward Wojahn
Holiday Heights
Onalaska
Eric Schoenfeld
Donald Schoenfeld
First Evangelical Lutheran Church
Wayne Schmidt
Darlene Wojahn
Peter Schoenfeld
Lynette Dessner
Mary Arenz
Emy Schoenfeld
Carl Schoenfeld
David Miller
William Wojahn
Jo Ann Nichols
van van Wyk
Timothy Viner
Holy Lock
Scotland
Navy
Mrs
Harold Lietzau
Coats
Guaran Rey
P Management
Elaine Powers
Steed
Main St.lacrosse
Green Mound
New Amsterdam Church
Maple Grove
Womens News
Haddad’s
George St
West Ave
St. Jackson
Karl Schams
Lacrosse
St. 7Th St
Reddie
Liberty ST
DIAL
Wilson
Bologna
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