Jaeggi Quinn Nuptials At St Victor Catholic Church
Mrs Elizabeth Ann Jaeggi wed Russell Carlyle Quinn in a nuptial Mass at St Victor s Church to begin life at 1309 28th Avenue. Bride s organza gown featured a watteau train and pearl veil with pink roses and white daisies. Attendants wore mint gowns. music by St Victor s Girls Choir. Both families noted. couple to teach in local schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Ann Jaeggi
Russell Carlyle Quinn
E. C. McCollow
St. Victor's Catholic Church
Beau D’angelace
Joseph Jaeggi Sr
Leo Quinn
Route 1
Argyle
Joe F. Jaeggi Jr
Jeanne Boil
Cathy Quinn
William Quinn
James Krimm
Tommy Lehmann
David Lehmann
Ernest Lehmann
Charles Philips Jr
Richard Hassenfelt
St. Victor’s Girls Choir
Jaeggs
Baptism Event Held For Stauffer Daughter
Selmae Staunt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Stauffer of South Wayne, was baptized at Our Saviour's Lutheran church by Rev. Hans C. Jersild on Sunday, on her parents' 15th wedding anniversary. Sponsors were her maternal grandparents, Harold and Mrs. Larse of Winslow. Kelli Rae, sharing a birth date near her mother and grandmother, was born April 4, the day of her great great uncle Sam Johnson. she has four sisters Nikki Kay Cindi Lou Lori Lea Traci Lyn and one brother Lonnie LaVerne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selmae Staunt
William Stauffer
South Wayne
Our Saviour’s Lutheran Church
Hans C. Jersild
Harold Larse
Winslow
Kelli Rae
Sam J. Johnson
Nikki Kay
Cindi Lou
Lori Lea
Traci Lyn
Lonnie LaVerne
Freeport Woman Hurt In County Auto Mishap
Patricia Smith, 24, of Freeport, suffered a cut arm after a car rollover two miles southeast of Browntown on a town road. Passenger in a vehicle driven by Leslie G. Forler, 38, the car veered through a fence on the M. W. Miller farm, struck a 150 pound hog, and rolled over. Deputies said loose gravel contributed to the loss of control. she was treated and released at a Freeport hospital. The crash was reported at 2:00 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Smith
Freeport
Browntown
Leslie G. Forler
M. W. Miller
Forler
Minor Auto Damage Reported in Accident
Mrs J W Robilette of 1703 Country Lane Monroe was in a one car crash on Highway 11 near Highway 13 Orfordville at 1 30 p m the car left the road grazed a telephone pole with no injuries and minor damage investigated by Wiscon sin State Patrol officer Wi Harvey Ts ai Lun a Chinese court Scholar produced the first sheet of paper in 105 A D by bark rope old rags and fish nets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Robilette
Country Lane
Monroe
Orfordville
Wi Harvey
Wisconsin State Patrol
Ts'ai_ Lun
Wunschels Residing Here After Honeymoon
Mr and Mrs William D Wunschel reside in Monroe after a honeymoon through Wisconsin Minnesota and Iowa The couple wed June 27 at Apple Grove Lutheran Church with Rev M A Sorenson officiating Parents are Clarence Fransen Route 2 Argyle and Nellis Wunschel Juda The wedding featured music by Phil Fransen and Ruth Gierhart etc
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afr
William D. Wunschel
Monroe
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Nancy Eileen Fransen
William Wunschel
Apple Grove Lutheran Church
M. A. Sorenson
Clarence Fransen
Route 2
Argyle
Nellis Wunschel
Phil Fransen
Robert Gouge
Lawrence Wunschel
Mary Johns
Jane Fransen
Randy Behring
Bob Wunschel
Delton Fransen
Walter Wunschel
Ruth Gierhart
Rita Hermanson
Mary Everson
Rolyn Hermanson
Diane Lehmann
Ginger Nall
Mmes
Delmar Budsberg
Frances Smith
Harold Everson
Harlow Larson
Albert
County Women Join Farm Bureau Eastward Delegation
K. J. Douglas and Miss Pearl Engebretson of rural Brodhead are the sole Green County residents joining the Farm Bureau trip to the East leaving August 11 and returning August 19. Tour chairman is Mrs. August Baumann of Dane County, and the group will attend the Country Women's Conference, visit Washington, D.C., and see the World's Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. J. Douglas
Pearl Engebretson
Brodhead
Green County
Farm Bureau
August Baumann
Dane County
State Farm Bureau
Associated Country Women of the World
Washington, D.C
Audry Bukoski Weds E Michael Einbeck in Fennimore
Audry Bukoski and E Michael Einbeck wed at St Marys Catholic Church Fennimore in a ceremony conducted by Alfred A Kunz Monroe. The couple will reside at 2515 13th street after a two week honeymoon through Florida Key West and southern states followed by a reception for 300 in the church basement. Mrs Einbeck is a medical assistant and Mr Einbeck works at Reger Cheese and Sentry Food Market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Michael Einbeck
Audry A. Bukoski
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Fennimore
Alfred A. Kunz
Monroe
Francis M. Bukoski
Edward C. R._Einbeck
18Th Street
Dennis Orthouse
Bob McClemans
Richard Roddick
Platteville
Mary Ann Lomas
Ken Curles
Brodhead
Bob Bukoski
Jack Bukoski
James Moe
Browntown
Norman Kemnet
Ser
Bukoski
Einbeck
St. Mary’s
Florida
Key West
13Th Street
Fennimore High School
Professional Business Institute For
Kamstra
W. J. Staab
Monroe Clinic
Monroe High School
Reger Cheese Co
Sentry Food Market
Bride and Groom Marry in Juda EUB Church Ceremony
Bonnie Arnsmeier and James Sharkey wed in Juda at 2:00 p.m. Rev. Melvin Nickel officiated. The couple will reside in Milwaukee after a Wisconsin honeymoon. she is a Juda High School alumna and works as a policy typist for Maryland Casualty Co. in Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnie Arnsmeier
James Sharkey
Juda Eub Church
Sherry Kuebli
Karen Lehr
Teresa Zimmerman
Rachel Heine
Linda Peterson
Marlyn Keen
Carol Sager
Elaine Anderick
Helen Schmidt
Kay Gempeler
Wisconsin
East State Street
Milwaukee
Sharkey
Juda High School
Maryland Ca Sualty Co
Eau Claire Memorial High
Deckten ‘and Masch Plastic Manufacturing Co
Madison Youth Helps With Fair
Vernon Bullis, 24, of Madison, gave up the use of his fine convertible to his younger brother for safekeeping during the Gold Bond Show. He hopes to travel with the Starks and has a background of military service and education, including a medical discharge and college courses. He was born in Iowa and moved to Milwaukee as a child before settling in Madison at age 13, with a younger brother and sister in the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Bullis
Madison
Vernon
Starks
Iowa
Milwaukee
Oldest California race track clubhouse burns in San Bruno
Fire roared through the abandoned Tanforan three story grandstand and clubhouse in San Bruno California destroying the old club facility. The blaze left the structure a charred ruin and broke out Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Bruno
Calif
Tan‘oran
California
Blue and Red Ribbon Winners Announced in Junior Fair
Food preservation winners are listed with numerous names and cities. Bethany Matzke leads with firsts in several jams and jars, while Sharon Weiss and Ardis Grunnet earn multiple seconds. Other notable names include Sue Rufener, Jane Wells, Beverly Witt, Barbara Carroll, and Linda Rufener among many contributors from CCC, Jolly Mixers, BBB, and other groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethany Matzke
CCC
Sharon Weiss
Cadiz
Ardis Grunnet
Jolly
Pat Dearth
Merry Monroettes
Sue Rufener
Hiawatha
Donna Durtsehi
Silverview
Linda Carroll
Mt. Pleasant
Jane Wells
Barbara Carroll
Alice Carroll
Jeanne Wells
Beverly Witt
Dutch Hollow
Donna Durtschi
Dorothy Coplien
Oakley
Audrey Beach
Linda Rufener
Carolyn Silvis
Anne Silvis
Barbara Severson
Pauline Schlapbach
Jeanie Wells
Mary Ann Sacker
Richland
Mary Nipple
Patricia Pinnow
Jane
Jjj
Unbalanced youth to escape Tokyo stabbing case
Japanese authorities decide not to prosecute a 19 year old who stabbed U S Ambassador Edwin Reischauer last March after tests show he was mentally unbalanced. The incident prompted Tokyo officials to pause legal action pending mental health evaluations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
U.S
Edwin D. Reischauer
County fair opens with proud displays and 4-H signs
The county fair opens with well presented grounds and many 4-H and FFA chapter signs near the dairy barns. Thanks go to the fair superintendents Mau rice Visger Oliver Sied schlag Don Deininger Larry Klassy Dwight Hoesly Bob Keen and others for coordinating stalls and daily work. Dairy herdsmen include Bill Deininger Jim Salesman Dwight Hoesly Jene Eberle Bob Weiss Jane Huffman Barb Wegmueller. The fourth annual 4H land judging contest at Walter and Dean Strieff’s New Glarus farm drew 20 teams and 62 contestants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Dcatur
Dutch Hollow
Fairfield
Kathy Zimmerli
Maurice Visger
Oliver Siedschlag
W. Consin
Milwaukee
Bill Deininger
Jim Salesman
Dwight Hoesly
Jene Eberle
Bob Weiss
Jane Huffman
Barb Wegmueller
Steve Digman
Dan Ts
Walter and
Dean Strieff
New Glarus
Early 1960s 4-H Contest Expands Across Years
In 1961 Jim Schwoegler and 4-H agent George Gramling oversaw a growing 4-H contest that rose from 7 to 20 teams over successive years. Hosts included Earl Bechtolt with Smock Valley Watershed in 1961, Alfred Baumgartner and Richland in 1962, Leland Miller and Skinner in 1963, and Dean and Walter Strieff in 1964. Coach Newell Smith remained a central figure, with Eugene Meier and Dick Ammons achieving top finishes. Mets 4H Club rumored to seek his contract next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Schwoegler
George Gramling
Earl Bechtolt
Smock Valley
Alfred Baumgartner
Richland
Leland Miller
Skinner
Dean
Walter Strieff
Newell Smith
Casey Stengel
Mets
Eugene Meier
Dick Ammons
Newell
Walter Sunday Family Remains Rooted in Nevada Show Trade
Walter Sunday and his grandsons travel with Mickey Stark's Gold Bond Shows for 18 years, performing fairs and concessions. They enjoy Monroe and the people there. Walt, born near Chippewa Falls to German parents, and his Minnesota-born French Indian German wife, live in Reno in the off season. Grandson Wally Knox pursues commercial art after high school. Gregory returns to high school as their mother works at Harold's Club in Reno.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Sunday
Mickey Stark
Monroe
Walt
Chippewa Falls
Minnesota
Reno
Nev
Wally Knox
Nevada
Gregory
Harold
Rural Mt Horeb Boy Hurt in Area Accident
Rural Mt Horeb boy vonn J. Jacobson son of Mr and Mrs Robert Jacobson Route 2 Mt Horeb is a patient at St. Clare hospital for head injuries and possible internal injuries suffered yesterday afternoon when he rode his bicycle into the path of a car in front of the farm home. He was admitted to St. Clare at 2 30 p m an hour after the accident. He was given emergency treatment by a New Glarus physician. His condition is fair. The car was driven by William L Dearth 18 Blanchardville. Dane County policemen said Dearth could not see the boy ride out of the driveway onto County Highway 16 because a county highway department truck was parked there. Atomic power creates light and heat for one part of Stockholm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vonn J. Jacobson
Robert Jacobson
Mt. Horeb
St. Clare Hospital
St. Clare
Glarus
William L. Dearth
Blanchardville
Dane County
Dearth
County Highway Department
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Elizabeth Jaeggi
Quinn
St. Victor's Church
Stauffer
Sodmita
Russell Quinn
Radkeph
Michael Einbeck
Wunschels
Bureau
Audry Bukoski
Bonnie Louise Arnsmeier
James Robert Sharkey
Melvin Nickel
Evangelical United Brothern Church
Juda
Raymond Arnsmeier
George Sharkey
Moline
Mary ‘Arnsmeier
Robette Preston
Lois Arnsmeier
Judy’ Bolder
Linda’ Williams
Donald Cronkhite
Arthur Hestekin
Raymond Johnson
Fred Schmidt
Gary Cloutier
Wallace Wilson
Brad Zimmerman
Susan Sharkey
Donnie Zimmerman
Arnsmeier
Werner J. Saxer
Monticello
John Saxer
Ernest Beutel Jr
Ulrick Gerber
Tammy Michelle Beutel
Gerber
Jannette Wirth
Walter M. Wirth
Vandenberg
Air Force Base
Radke
Emma Stettler
W. E. Strahm
Walter Stettler
Glenn Hasse
Emil Schiesser
Werner Stettler
M. M. ‘Thomas
Tacoma
Wash
Madison Youth
Ardis Urunnet
Sharon K. Hanson
York
Jam Bethany Matzke
Beverly
The
House of Quality
Drapery House
Richard Becker
18Th Ave
Mr. Becker
Kenneth G. Erickson
Stockholm
OS. Huber Brewing CO
Isconsin
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
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