Ohio Church Nuptials Bind Bassett Kaeser in Madison Ties
Nancy Lee Bassett daughter of Leander Bassett Shaker Heights and James Emil Kaeser Madison son of Emil Kaeser New Glarus wed at St Pauls Episcopal Cleveland Heights Rev Gerald White officiating. Bride wore white silk taffeta with lace bodice and three tier veil. Attendants in white gowns carried pink rose bouquets. Best man Jack Voss with ushers from Milwaukee Madison Chicago and Washington D C. Garden reception at the bride’s home. After a Newport R I honeymoon and upcoming Madison residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Lee Bassett
Leander Lance Bassett
Shaker Heights
Milwaukee
James Emil Kaeser
Madison
Emil F. Kaeser
New Glarus
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Cleveland Heights
Gerald White
St. Fran Episcopal Church
Cynthia Bassett
Mary Jo Edgerton
Fond du Lac
Judith ‘Thomas
Chicago
William Hypes
Lawrence Hickey
Donald Campton
Alfred Brodt
H. Richard Reid
Ralph Smith
Washington, D. C
Hathaway-Brown School
Cleveland
University of Wisconsin
Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority
Kaeser
Dension University
Granville
Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity
Newport
R. I
Picnic Dinner Held At Helmeid Reunion
The Helmeid reunion was held yesterday at the Gladwyn Helmeid home in Janesville with a picnic dinner. Attending were Mr and Mrs Ben Helmeid Mrs Franklin Wells and son Larry Monroe Warren Irwin and son David Lee Kent Walter Deren dinger and daughter Susan Kay Monticello Rex Albert and Mrs Roger Reise Brodhead Wilbert J Rose and sons Jackie and Dwayne James Cassady Donald Wingler and daughter Cathy Jean Clayton Helmeid and sons Floyd Roger and Billy and daughter Judith Rex Helmeid and sons Rusty Ronnie and Richie Lake Geneva and Misses Carol Kruckenburg and Betty Durgin Edgerton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helmeid
Gladwyn Helmeid
Janesville
Ben Helmeid
Franklin Wells
Larry
Monroe
Messrs
Mmes
Warren Irwin
David Lee
Kent
Walter Derendinger
Susan Kay
Monticello
Rex Albert
Roger Reise
Brodhead
Wibert J. Rose
Jackie
Dwayne
James Cassady
Donald Wingler
Cathy Jean
Clayton Helmeid
Floyd
Roger
Billy
Judith
Rex Helmeid
Rusty
Ronnie
Richie
Lake Geneva
Carol Kruckenburg
Betty Durgin
Edgerton
Moldenhauer Plans Aug. 22 Wedding At St Victor's
Nanci Moldenhauer of Tomah and Leo Richard Hilfiker of Madison announce their engagement. Nanci is a 1949 Monroe High School graduate and 19? Whitewater College graduate who taught in Delavan last year. Hilfiker, a 1947 Monroe High School graduate and 1951 Whitewater College graduate, served in the Air Force, earned a master's at Wisconsin, and will teach at Waupun High School this fall. The couple plans to marry August 22 at St Victor's parsonage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nanci Moldenhauer
Leo Hilfiker
Oscar A. Moldenhauer
Tomah
Nanci
Leo Richard Hilfiker
Madison
Monticello
Monroe High School
Whitewater ‘College
Delavan
Hilfiker
Whitewater’ College
Air Force
University of Wisconsin
Waupun High School
St. Victor's Parsonage
Anniversary reception for Roland E Thorp and wife
Mr and Mrs Roland E Thorp 1203 10th street hosted 50 relatives Sunday for their 25th wedding anniversary. They were married July 31 1929 in Milledgeville Illinois by Rev Barton Holloway. Attendants included Clifford Jordan and wife, with numerous relatives and friends listed from Illinois and nearby towns. The couple resides in Monroe with one daughter Rena at home and a late son Theodore who died in 1951 serving in the Navy. Local callers also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland E. Thorps
Roland E. Thorp
10Th Street
Theodore
Navy
Clifford Jordan
McConnell
Arthur Descher
Chicago
Thomas Thorp Jr
Clarno
Bert Chapin
Florence Mosher
Port Edwards
Daisy Chapin
Harry E. Thorp
Beloit
Glen Giftle
William Wintersily
Freeport
Stanley Logemann
Stockton
Ellen Goodheart
Marjorie Ritzman
Esther Wells
Orangeville
Mattie Weckerly
A. L. Sardeson
Blanchardville
Robert Weckerly
Oregon
J. E. Weckerly
Janesville
Essie Montgomery
Dale L. Taft
Theo W. Hawthorne
Donovan Digman
Ray E. Hunt
Earl B. Weckerly
Charles Pickett
Monroe Group Attends Janesville Shrine Ceremony
Monroe Shrine club members attended a Janesville ceremonial event including Dr L A Moore Otto Kundert Frank Shriner and many couples. The group assisted with camel rides for children. A parade occurred at 5 pm followed by a program at the 4 H fairgrounds with Tebala temple Rockford and Medina temple Chicago units participating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stonroe
Janesville
L. A. Moore
Otto Kundert
Frank Shriner
W. S. MacDonald
Olin E. Flisram
Orville R. Evans Sr
Warden Francis
Harold Rottler
N. B. Coplien
Stewart F. Kingston
Suzanne
M. H. Stauffacher
O. N. Johnson
Howard L. Orianskel
Clifford Reasa
Alden J. Hawthorn
Monroe Shrine Club
Fairgrounds
Tebala Temple
Rockford
Medina Temple
Chicago
Mrs. Buchschacher Honored With Supper
A surprise birthday supper was held at the F Buchschacher home honoring Mrs Buchschacher. Attendees include Marinus Oostdik and family from Middletown Mr and Mrs Bert Powers and family Miss Norma Sharp Albany Mr and Mrs Louis Oostdik and family John Oostdik and Mrs Mae Dwyer. INFANT BAPTIZED MONTICELLO James Cimino infant son of Mr and Mrs Robert Cimino Madison was baptized yesterday in Zwingli Evangelical and Reformed church by Rev A R Achtemeier. He is the grandson of Mr and Mrs Waldo Dick and Mrs John Dick is the great grandmother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
James Cimino
Robert Cimino
Madison
Zwingli Evangelical and Reformed Church
A. R. Achtemeier
Waldo Dick
John Dick
Bride-to-be Moldenhauer to Wed Hilfiker in August
Miss Moldenhauer, parents of the bride to be, and Mr and Mrs Brennan of Tomah and Mr and Mrs Jacobson of Beloit announce the wedding of Miss Moldenhauer to Leo R Hilfiker on August 22 at St Victor's parsonage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denhauer
J. F. Brennan
Tomah
H. L. Jacobson
Beloit
Miss Moldenhauer
Leo R. Hilfiker
St. Victor’s Parsonage
Family Picnic at Friedrichs Home Honors Birthdays
A Sunday gathering at the Fred H. Friedrichs home Route 3 celebrated birthdays of Emil Duerst New Glarus and Fred Friedrichs. Attendees included Fred Schindler Madison oldest and Donald Vaig Belmont youngest, with Walter Friedrichs Cumberland traveling longest. Next gathering planned at Platteville camp grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tammy
Ned
Fred H. Friedrichs
Route 3
Emil Duerst
New, Glarus
Fred Friedrichs
Fred Schindler
Madison
Donald Vaig Belmont
Walter Friedrichs
Cumberland
Platteville
Daniel Lynch
Walter Schindler
Milwaukee
Belmont
Floyd Gruenwald
Prairie du Sac
William Frehner
Freeport
Milton Friedrichs
Orangeville
Milo Friedrichs
Barbara Jean
Leona Johnson
Delmar Friedrich
Miss Moldenhauer Honored at Shower
A pre nuptial shower was held Saturday night in the Legion home honoring Miss Nanci Moldenhauer. Hostesses were Mrs P J Connors, Mrs Ray Dye, and Mrs Ralph A Lindsay. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs Oscar A Mol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Home
Nanci Moldenhauer
P. J. Connors
Ray Dye
Ralph A. Lindsay
Oscar-A. Mol
Barbara Ann Babler Celebrated On Birthday At Monticello
Birthday observance for Barbara Ann Babler held at the home of Mr and Mrs Henry G Marty in Monticello. Attendees included Roswell Babler and family of Dakota Mrs Merrill Woodward and Linda of Evansville and Mr and Mrs Albert Deppeler Mr and Mrs Henry M Marty and Willis and Mr and Mrs Alvin Priewe of Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry G. Marty
Monticello
Barbara Ann
Roswell Babler
Dakota
Merrill Woodward
Linda
Evansville
Albert Deppeler
Henry M. Marty
Willis
Alvin Priewe
Monroe
Kulbrander Family Reunion Set at Adams Lutheran
The Kulbrander family reunion is scheduled for Sunday at Adams Lutheran church with a potluck dinner. Retiring officers from Argyle include Eugene Moen president John Moen treasurer and Mrs John G Foesch secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kulbrander
Adams Lutheran
Eugene Moen
John Moen
John G. Foesch
Argyle
Wausau Man Heads Lutheran Brotherhood Elections
John Pope of Wausau was elected president of the Wisconsin District of the American Lutheran Church. Earl Arnold of Appleton was named secretary and Rev. E C Stubenwoll of Clintonville chosen advisory pastor at Saturday's elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wausau
Lutheran Brotherhood
Clintonville
John Pope
Wisconsin
American Lutheran
Earl Arnold
Appleton
E. C. Stubenwoll
Drive Starts Here County Seeks Foster Homes for Children
County Judge Marshal L. Peterson and John F. O Neill urge Green County to expand the foster home program. They note a current shortage of homes for children eight to 18 needing loving, stable environments away from their families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County
Bee County
Marshal L. Peterson
John F. O'Neil
Peterson
Judge Peterson
O'Neill
Foster families urged to aid children in need
Many children suffer after parental death divorce or separation and rely on courts welfare services and local families. Judge Peterson and Judge O Neill appeal for households to open their homes and hearts to foster children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court
Welfare Department
11 Die In Flaming Highway Crash in Kentucky
In Whitesburg Kentucky, a highway crash killed 11 people and left one survivor, Hexie Maxie, a 40 year old coal miner, badly injured. He faced a grim prognosis with a 50 50 chance of recovery while wrapped in bandages from head to foot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitesburg
Hexie Maxie
Tragic Pine Mountain Crash Kills Seven in Runaway
Maxie, a 13 year old, and Tom Brown died when Brown’s vehicle hit a ditch and toppled into a cliff causing a fire after a runaway crash on Pine Mountain. Rescuers found Maxie’s wife and three children buried in the wreckage along with Brown and his wife and four children and a live-in girl. The physician noted Maxie remained confused about the accident details. Electric generators are described as lawn mower and garden machine attachments for power outages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxie
Pine Mountain
Saturda
Tom Brown
Brown
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