Wedding Trip Social Events in Northern Wisconsin
Mr. and Mrs. Ed win Schmidt wed Sunday at Orangeville Methodist Church with Rev. Paul Olson officiating at 3 p.m. The bride Mary Stabenow, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Deibert Stabenow, Orangeville, wore nylon tulle with Chantilly lace and a Juliet cap veil. Bridesmaids Miss Helen Schmidt and Miss Lois Solace wore matching gowns and carried bouquets.
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Mary Stabenow
Edwin Schmidt
Orangeville
Wisconsin
Orangeville Methodist Church
Paul Olson
Deibert Stabenow
Schmidt
August Schmidt
Monroe
Glen Bolender
Helen Schmidt
Lois Solace
Red Oak, Sr
Wedding of Orangeville pair ends with reception at American Legion
The maid of honor carried yellow carnations and white daisies as Bill Schmidt from Monroe and El mer Wyss served as best man and groomsmen. The couple, both Orangeville high school graduates, will live in Twin Grove where he works as a cheesemaker at the Jefferson Center Cheese Co-op.
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Bill Schmidt
Monroe
Elmer Wyss
Mr. Horeb
David Thir
Richard Stabenow
American Legion Hall
Orangeville
Mmes
Elwyn Mains
Merrill May
Twin Grove
Orangeville High School
Jefferson Center
Mrs Bleiler Reports on WSWS Convention
Mrs Bleiler reported on the WSWS convention at a meeting of Immanuel WSWS in the church parlors. Led by Will Hartwig and Charles E Krueger the lesson The Life and Task of the Church was presented. New member Mrs Bernard Bartel was received by the group.
Community Meeting and Birthday Dinner Report
A church or club gathering led by Mrs. Frank Trumpy included a meeting and scripture reading with Mrs. Legler and Mrs. Hartwig, noting September discussion leaders Kathryn and Mrs. Chester Frautschu. A family birthday dinner celebrated their grandson John Siedschlag's 14th birthday, hosted by the Marvin Siedschlag and Harry Smith families. An advertisement touts T-4-L antifungal for athlete’s foot with a one hour claim and Kempfert Pharmacy availability.
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John
Marvin Siedschlag
Harry Smith
Honored on Birthday Judah Times Special
Mrs. and Mr. Frank Siedschlag welcomed tributes on the newspaper page honoring Judah on his birthday with family notes and greetings.
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Frank Siedschlag
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bleiler
WSWS
Frank Trumpy
Legler
Memrs
Kempfert Pharmacy
Green County
Ioyal
A. i. Ai
Wy LJ
Chuck Roast
Calif
Sturgeon Bay
Washington
Hixon
Brennan’s
Certified Grocers OF Illinois, Inc
Johnston
Milwaukee
Robert A. Johnston Company
Hillside, New Jersey
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