Miss Alberta Disch Weds Dennis Truttman in Monticello Church
Miss Alberta Ilene Disch and Dennis Orval Truttman exchanged marriage vows at 2 p.m. in Zwingli United Church of Christ Monticello. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Willis Disch, wore a white lace over taffeta gown. she and her new husband will reside in Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Alberta Ilene Disch
Dennis Orval Truttman
J. Allan Mittler
Zwingli United Church of Christ
Willis John Disch
Forest Edseth
Orville Truttmann
Pauline Disch
Steve Truttman
Dick Parkins
Dwight Truttmann
Marian Luchsinger
Betty Schurch
Linda Flesher
Anna May Beutel
Jeanni Elmer
Yvonne Broge
Karen Rodenberg
Rita Ringhand
Kay Klooster
Linden Avenue
Madison
Truttmann
Monroe High School
Carl C. Crane, Inc
Services Resume At Universalist Church September 13
The First Universalist Church of Monroe will resume services and Sunday school on Sunday September 13 announced by Pastor Rev. Peter Rasmussen. Inadvertent listing placed Nazarene activities under Universalist heading yesterday. Nazarene events remain unchanged with 10 a.m. Sunday school and 11 a.m. worship tomorrow plus 7 p.m. fellowships and 8 p.m. Evening Evangelistic service. Wednesday includes a noon prayer at 11 a.m. and a prayer meeting at 8 p.m.
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First Unitarian Universalist Church of
Monroe
Peter Rasmussen
Church of the Nazarene
Universalist
Mrs King Honored At Madison VA Hospital Party
Rae King, five year government employee directing volunteer service at the Madison VA hospital, was honored at a birthday party yesterday at 2 pm. More than 150 guests attended including Monroe Auxiliary members Laverna Henning Hester Schwartz Wilma Lovell Ethel Jones Helen Zilmer and Charlotte Young.
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Rae King
Madison VA
Monroe
Laverna Henning
Hester Schwartz
Wilma Lovell
Ethel Jones
Helen Zilmer
Charlotte Young
American Legion Auxiliary Volunteers
Mem
Madison Auxiliary volunteers support Veterans hospital program
Volunteers from 32 area organizations provide service to the Madison Veterans hospital with hostesses listed as Mildred Quinn Esther Wingdom and Ethel Mathews. The Madison Auxiliary Unit includes these members and volunteers visit every three weeks since April.
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Bers
Madison Hospital
Mildred Quinn
Esther Wingdom
Ethel Mathews
Madison
Veterans Hospital
Mahoney Couple Now Resides in Quincy Ill
Mr and Mrs James Mahoney were married July 25 at 11 am in Immaculate Conception church Blanchardville officiated by Rev James McEnery. They now reside in Quincy Ill Mrs Mahoney nee Hedwig Zimmerman is daughter of Ben and Mrs Zimmerman Blanchardville.
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James Mahoney
Immaculate Conception Church
Blanchardville
James McEnery
Quincy
Bertha Zimmerman
Madison
James Hotzman
Michael Mahoney
Joseph Zimmerman
Stan Shield
Chicago
Ronald Borchert
Bernie Rhinerson
Lone Rock
Fairfielders Club Tour Ends With Potluck Meeting
The Fairfielders tour began at the Byron Hartwig farm and finished with a potluck supper. A brief meeting then followed with president Mary Rahberger presiding. Kim Kundert led the flag salute and Lois Baumann led the club pledge. Mary Rahberger also led the games.
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Fairfielders
Byron Hartwig
Mary Rahberger
Kim Kundert
Lois Baumann
Hustlers 4-H Club Plans Monday Farm Tour
Hustlers 4-H club members depart from the grade school at 9 a.m. for a club tour ending with a watermelon bust at Ralph Babler's farm.
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Hustlers Club
Orangeville
Hustlers 4-H
Ralph Babler
Snappy Snazzers 4 H Club Plans Evening Talks
Members meet at 7 45 p m in Lynn Walker's home on Wednesday. Patricia Baylor speaks on table etiquette and health. Nancy Losey presents an illustrated talk on fruit braided cake, Nancy Hull shows button sewing, Cathy Baylor conducts a health demonstration. Remaining members to present at meeting and bring items for the fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orangeville
Lynn Walker
Patricia Baylor
Nancy Losey
Nancy Hull
Cathy Baylor
Tony Williams Leads Area Bloodmobile Visit
Tony Williams serves as general chairman for a Bloodmobile visit in Brodhead on Friday August 14 from 2 to 6 p.m. with a 75 pint quota. Joseph Boyle leads recruitment and Mrs. Donald Condon coordinates nurse and stenographic help. The Jaycettes run the canteen and Jaycees set up the equipment.
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Brodhead
Tony Williams
Joseph Boyle
Donald Condon
Jaycettes
Jaycees
Helen Dawson Selected as New Equipment Editor at Better Homes and Gardens
Benton Mississippi native Helen A. Dawson will edit equipment content for Better Homes and Gardens. She brings home economics expertise, a 1969 OSU master's, and past roles at Westinghouse and West Bend, plus activity in the American Home Economics Association.
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Benton
Helen A. Dawson
Better Homes and Gardens Magazine
Miss Dawson
Benton High School
University of Dubuque
Stout State University
Ohio State
Better Homes and Gardens
Dawson
Home Economics Institute
Westinghouse
The
West Bend Co
Chicago
Housing and Household Equipment
American Home Economics Association
House Economists In Business
Electrical Women’s Roundtable
Rita Marie Schneider
Kitchen
Meredith Publishing Co
Des Moines
Hospital Labor Costs Rise Fivefold Since 1946
The American Hospital Association says hospital labor costs have increased 545 percent since WWII end, driving higher daily patient costs from 9.39 to 38.91 dollars by 1963. Factors include higher salaries, more specialists, and more staff per patient.
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Chicago
American Hospital Association
Deaths of Mars expert Dr Earl Slipher and aviation official James Anast
Dr Earl C Slipher 81 a Mars historian died of a heart attack at his Flagstaff home He had worked at Lowell Observatory since 1906 and in 1962 prepared a Mars history summary for the U S Air Force space program James L Anast 45 former FAA deputy director died at his Paris home Cause of death not announced Anast was European director of Ling Temco Vought aerospace firm.
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Flagstaff, Ariz
Earl C. Slipher
Mars
Lowell Observatory
Flagstaff
Slipher
Paris
James L. Anast
Federal Aviation Agency
Columbus
Ohio
Anast
Ling — Temco- Vought Aerospace
Unidentified man leaps to death from Golden Gate Bridge
A young man jumped from the Golden Gate Bridge on Friday, the sixth suicide from the span in two weeks and the 271st since the bridge opened 27 years ago.
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San Francisco
Golden Gate Bridge
Reach the renters quick with rent ads
Classified notice urges readers to place rental advertisements by visiting or calling 325-5101 at Monroe Evening Times.
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Monroe
Markus Hoesly Funeral Monday
Markus S. Hoesly 81 of Madison and New Glarus died Thursday after illness. Funeral services will be Monday at 1 30 p m in Memorial United Church of Christ Madison with burial in New Glarus cemetery. Visitation at Zentner funeral home New Glarus until 9 30 a m and after 11 a m at the church. He was born January 30 1883 to Samuel and Salome Hoesly and married Cora Figs October 27 1904. He worked in New Glarus shops then with J I Case Co in Madison since 1917 and later as a painting contractor. Survivors include a daughter a granddaughter two great grandchildren and a brother. His wife died in 1948 and he had three sisters and a brother already deceased.
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New Glarus
Markus S. Hoesly
Madison
Memorial United Church of Christ
William A. Schultz
Zentner
Mr. Hoesly
Samuel
Salome Hoesly
Cora Figs
J. I. Case Co
Alfred Stiff 67 Taken by Death
Alfred Stiff a 67 year old Portland Oregon native and former Stoughton high school teacher died in a Vancouver Washington hospital. Surviving are his wife two sons three daughters and ten grandchildren. Funeral planned for Portland with relatives traveling from Stoughton Wisconsin and other states.
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Alfred W. Stiff
Portland
Ore
Orfordville
Stoughton
Vancouver
Wash
Stiff
Madison
Stoughton High School
Minnesota
Oregon
Ethel Skellenger
Janesville
Sheldon Stiff
Is It Ever Too Late To Check Social Security Records
Question and answer discussing checking earnings records for Social Security. It notes records may be lost when employers move or close, making corrections hard. It explains household employers must report wages if payments reach or exceed 50 dollars per calendar quarter and directs to IRS and local Social Security offices for forms and Booklet No 21.
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Internal Revenue Service
Social Security
Meramec Caverns Feature Noted for Sponge Like Ceilings
The ceilings at Meramec Caverns in Missouri display numerous pockets and projections of native limestone, creating the appearance of a coarse sponge.
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Meramec
Missouri
Swim Lessons Gain Momentum At Local Pool
Pool attendance this season reached 38 037, up about 8 000 from last year, announced Marty Deignan. Eight week swimming lessons hit 7 050, with two weeks left after Bible school ends. Beginners swim at 10 and 10 45 a.m., advanced beginners at 9 15 a.m., daily except Friday.
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Marty Deignan
Bible School
Deignan
Four Kiwanians Plan To Attend Convention
The Kiwanis Club of Monroe will be represented by four men at the 1964 Kiwanis International Wisconsin Upper Michigan District convention in LaCrosse August 16 to 18. Attending are Dr. Wayne Fencil vice president Vic Carson secretary Arthur Benkett lieutenant governor and Herbert Ainsworth past governor.
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Kiwanis Club of
Monroe
Wisconsin-Upper Michigan
Kiwanis International
LaCrosse
Wayne Fencil
Vic Carson
Monroe Club
Arthur Benkett
Herbert Ainsworth
Govenor
Kiwanis
Lost Act Sparks Curiosity in Unseen History
An enigmatic line hints at a vanished performance or document from the past. The phrase evokes a missing act or script that captivates researchers and readers seeking hidden cultural artifacts.
New UW Center Receives Federal Education Aid
Madison reports a 3.5 million University of Wisconsin Madison education research center will receive 2.5 million from the federal Office of Education with the university covering 1 million. Co director Herbert Klausmeier says the center will study learning problems and share findings nationwide.
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Herbert J. Klausmeier
Wisconsin
City Police Report Three Car Mishap
Monroe police investigated a three car mishap at 11 40 p m in the 1100 block of 17th avenue. Cars driven by Henry D Pick Route 2 Ronnie C Shippy Monticello and Larry D Johnson Argyle were involved as they approached a stop sign.
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Monroe
17Th Avenue
Henry D. Pick
Route 2
Ronnie C. Shippy
Monticello
Larry D. Johnson
Argyle
Dairy Cattle Judges Lead 110th Green County Fair Show
Rufi Timm Wyss and Salesman dominate Holstein judging while Dr Bear Alfred Meier top Brown Swiss in open class. Grand and reserve champions named. numerous junior and senior classes awarded across Holstein and Brown Swiss divisions.
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Rufi
Timm
Wyss
Salesman
Green County Fair
Dr. Bear
Alfred Meier
John W. Rufi
Donald Timm
Walter G. Timm
Carl Wyss
James Salesman
Argyle
Arthur
Roger Stauffacher
Route 4
Monroe
Ted Morgan
Sugar Valley
Brodhead
Alfred
Shorty) Meier
James
Huffman
Cow
Eastwood
Clinton Zettle
Juda
Verlen Eberle
Ruff
Hartwig
Eastman
Salesman Farm
Appointment of John J. Sterba as Fond du Lac commander
The State Motor Vehicle department reports John J. Sterba of the State Patrol Headquarters Eau Claire, age 38, appointed new commander of the Fond du Lac District.
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Madison
John J. Sterba
State Patrol
Eau Claire
Fond du Lac
State Motor Vehicle Department
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Alberta Ilene Disch, Trutmann
Universalist Church
Mrs. King
Bloodmobile
Linda Spring
Willis
Sue Spring
Hilltop Inn
Highway 1181
Linda
Rose Spring
E. C. Soper
Helen Dawson
Markus Hoesly
Alfred Stiff
Harold Rottler
9Th Street
Robert Maske
Route 1
Lee Maske
San Diego
Marine Corps
the Waffle Shop
Citizens Loan and Finance CO
16Th Ave
City Hall
U.S
Rufi, Timm
Herbert Huffman
Pat Peterson
Albany
Ronald Schmid
Eastwood Bros
Art
Kendall Digman
Forest Ludwig
Lawrence Olson
Stauffacher
Rufi, Fourth. Junior Yearling Heifer — Huffman
Ken Hartwig
Heifer — Wyss
Arbor Marsh
Rule and Son
Linden
Franze
Robert Hodgson
Gratiot
Rule
Nathan Brown
Nathan Bear
Hodgson
Meier
Bear
Brown
Harlan F. Pinkham
Darlington
Harv Loeffel and
Dick Kundert
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