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lay Afternoon, August 20, 1942M ADI SONTHE CAPITAL3 Nodolf to Vows With ut. J. Corbin,EORA NODOLF, daugh-f Mr. and Mrs. Fred No-Platteville, will become of Lieut. Joseph P. Cor-dvoir, Va., today at 6:30 he home of Mr, and Mrs. Wur.derlin. Platteville. 5. Scorse, Platteville, willone Thomas, Rewey, %vill bride and Harry Straw, cousin of the bride, 5 best man. A reception eld at the Wunderlin »r the ceremony, pie will make their home a where Lieut. Corbin is He is the son of Mr, Phillip Corbin, Blanch-+ + +/ski-Sfo wi nskihern Wisconsin on their rip are Alois J. Slowin-inkee, and his bride, the iss Esther Strykowski. !, who were married n St. Joseph's church inMarried On Saturdaydegroom attended Mar-t Wisconsin universities. * + 4.-GfazerMilwaukee home of the :'s mother, Mrs. Louis [iss Esther Lois Orfield ip the bride Sunday aft-S tan ford H. Glazer, De*field attended the Uni-f Wisconsin and Mr.; graduated from Wayne in Detroit.+ * •ce BetrothalMrs. Oscar Ebert, Co-mounce the approaching f their daughter, Ger-rcella, to Gerald Yelk, and Mrs. Wenzel Yelk, e.dding will take place 9 a. m. in St. Joseph's East Bristol.+■*{* + AT PARTY abeth Buergin, 1051 Jen-15 honored at a surprise r home Monday evening, Irs. Buergin's birthday Those who attended and Mrs. John Conner iter. Marion. Mr. and 1 Conner, and son. Don-Cari Shulthis and son, .. Mr, and Mrs. Eldro r. Margaret and Harold (I Joan Eversoll of Gary,MRS. JEAN ROSE* 1 *Virginia Elizabeth McGowan Is Bride of Pvt. Jean RoseCeremony Occurs In St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church Saturday* +KING TRIPMrs. E. L. Hatfield and irlene and son. Bill. 1838 will leave Saturday for lt;s’ fishing trip to Marti.ic once sold for $10,000MISS VIRGINIA ELIZABETH McGOWAN, 33 0 N. Carroll St., daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. McGowan, Janesville, and Pvt. Jean Fred Rose, Ft, Sheridan, III., were married in a simple ceremony read by the Rev. Francis J. Bloodgood, Saturday at 7:30 p. m, in St. Andrew’s Episcopal church. Pvt, Rose is the son of the larc Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rose of Milwaukee,Tite bride wore a white gabardine tailored suit with white accessories and a corsage of gladiolus. Her only attendant, Miss Betty Coppernoll. wore a brown and yellow flowered dress and a cocoa straw hat, John Mockler of Brooklyn. N. Y.. was the best man.Pvt, Rose attended San Mateo junior college. San Mateo. Calif., and was graduated from the University of Wisconsin school of journalism. Before being inducted into the army he was chief voucher auditor at Maumelle Ordnance Works, Marche, Ark.Mrs. Rose is employed at the Farmers' Mutual Automobile Insurance Co.V ❖ *IN ST. LOUISMiss Adeline Wisowaty, 2700 Waunona Way, returned recently from St. Louts where she was the guest at the graduation of Lieut. Stanley Gawelko, who received tis commission in the air corps at Scott Field.Miss Wisowaty, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wisowaty, was accompanied by her sister, Miss Stephania Wisowaty,+ + *GILL GUEST Dr. Kathryn Mulholland of New York City is a house guest of Miss Helen GUI, 512 N. Henry st.Ninety per cent of our foot troubles and ailments are due to improperly fitting footwear.Florine Woodman Weds Reedsburg Man in AlabamcAnnouncement is mad* of th.marriage of Misa Florim Woodman, daughter of Lei Woodman, Portage, and Lieut. El mer Meyer, son of William Meyer Reedsburg. The ceremony tool place Aug, 12 in the Opelika, Ala Methodist church with the Rev W. M. Curti* officiating.Attendants were Mr. and Mrs Donald Tolle and Lieut, and Mrs W, E. Bowen, the latter of Portage Following the ceremony a wed ding dinner was served at the of fleers' elub in Ft. Benning, Ga Lieut, and Mrs. Meyer will leavi Saturday for Camp Custer, Mich, where Lieut. Meyer has been trana ferred.DEADLY SNAKEOn Aug. 14, 1932, a snaki caused 100 deaths near Kolhapur India, The snake crawled from 1 floating log to a boat, which was upset in the panic, and 100 per sons were drowned.CLEARANCE!PRICESALEGBOUP NO. 1—Play Suits. Slack Suits, Swim Suits at Half Price.GROUP NO. 2—Coats'and Suits now drastically reduced to Half Price.GROUP NO. 3—One hundred formal* and dinner dresses now at Half Price.x«w: Aii outCOTTONMi OFFDRESSES500 BETTER SPRING , SUMMER DRESSES501Dil-0 countYour last opportunity to purchase famous Cinderella apparel at savings.: \ DI PU'l8 SOUTH CARROLL STREET
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Madison Capital Times
Madison, Wisconsin, US
Thu, Aug 20, 1942
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