Miss Claire Ann Goodrich Weds Richard A Bierman in Milwaukee
Claire Ann Goodrich and Richard A. Bierman wed at St John’s church with Rev. Paul C Kehle officiating at 2 p m. The bride wore a white silk shantung gown and Juliet cap with seed pearls, carrying a red rose cascade. Milwaukee guests included best man Fred Sontag and groomsman Clinton Prust. out-of-town attendees from Baraboo Madison Monroe and Wauwatosa. Following a brunch and reception at the Eugene hotel, the couple will reside in Madison as the bride teaches kindergarten and the groom, a University of Wisconsin student, awaits commission as second lieutenant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claire Ann Goodrich
W. P. Goodrich
14Th Avenue
Richard A. Bierman
R. H. Bierman
Milwaukee
Paul C. Kehle
St. John’s Church
Marilyn Rhode
Susan Blumer
Miss Goodrich
Clarence Bratt
Barbara Krumm
Baraboo
Eileen Hill
Madison
Elaine Bierman
Fred Sontag
Clinton Prust
Wittenberg
Clarence Pope
Richard Goodrich
Green County Writers Hear Members Work
Six pieces were read at the Green County Writers meeting hosted by Mrs. Ben F. Feldt. Reads included travelogue travelogue of a western trip by Mrs. Feldt and Just Ask the Neighbors by Mrs. John Carey, plus Across the Ocean on a Bus by Mrs. E. C. Soper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County Writers
Ben F. Feldt
Emil Preisig
Honored on Birthday for John H. Nyman
John H. Nyman of 1318 21st Avenue was honored at a birthday dinner last night at the Swiss Wheel Restaurant hosted by Alvin Schwerin. Attendees included Alvin and Delores Schwerin, Joyce and Janesville guests, Ralph Nyman, Mary Lou, Carol Jean, Ben A. Nyman, and Nora Nyman from Monroe. A gift was presented to the guest of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Nyman
21St Avenue
Alvin Schwerin
Messrs
Mmes
Delores
Joyce
Janesville
Ralph Nyman
Mary Lou
Carol Jean
Ben A. Nyman
Nora Nyman
Monroe
Methodist WSCS Plans Cheese Day Luncheon
The Methodist WSCS will serve a Cheese Day luncheon at the church on September 10, following a decision made at an executive board meeting held yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Wscs
Miss Hoff Weds Paul Alston In East Luther Valley Church
Miss Marie Hoff and Paul Alston married in a 2 pm ceremony at East Luther Valley Church. Rev Marcus S Lewis officiated with a reception for 250 guests. The couple, from Brodhead and Monroe, plan a Wisconsin Dells wedding trip and will reside on 16th Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Luther Valley
Marie Hoff
Paul Alston
Hoff
Sam Hoff
Route 3
Brodhead
Alston
Guy Alston
12Th Street
Monroe
Marcus S. Lewis
Donald Olson
Betty Laird
Jerri Pike
Milwaukee
Barbara Hughe
Debra Hoff
Henry Joranken
Richard Kundert
Lee Scherre
Rockford
Harold Alston
LaVerne Foslin
Jo Ann Stencel
Audrey Flannery
Donald Alston
Gene Hendrickson
Ivan Hollister
Betty McGowan
Enterprise School
Monroe High School
The
Trausch Baking Co
Miss Clarice Emberson Weds Alfonso Goepfert
Miss Clarice Ilene Emberson daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Emberson Argyle wed Alfonso C Goepfert son of Alfonso Goepfert Monroe and Mrs James Kubly Kenosha at 10 am in Argyle The couple will reside at 1816 12th street after a northern Wisconsin trip Mrs Goepfert a graduate of Argyle high school and Green County Normal school taught at Cherry Branch school The groom works at Behring Motors
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarice Ilene Emberson
Arthur Emberson
Argyle
Alfonso C. Goepfert
Alfonso Goepfert
Monroe
James Kubly
Kenosha
Verna Ostby
Glen Smith
Swiss Wheel
12Th Street
Wisconsin
Goepfert
Argyle High School
Green County Normal School
Cherry Branch School
Behring Motors
Lesson on Terminology at WSWS Meet
A Clarno WSWS meeting featured a terminology lesson for church use. Mrs. Irvin Lepien led with help from Mmes. Albert Kuhnke and Harry Ammann. Devotions and a prayer session were conducted by Mmes. Kuhnke and Arley Ausmus. The group plans a program at Green County hospital on Friday Aug. 26 and will visit Union church Thursday and Immanuel Evangelical United Brethren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarno Wsws
Irvin Lepien
Mmes
Albert Kuhnke
Harry Ammann
Mmes. Kuhnke
Arley Ausmus
WSWS
Green County Hospital
Union Church
Immanuel Evangelical United Brethren
Church Notices for Monroe Area September Meetings
A church in Monroe notes a next meeting planned for September 14 at East Clarno church following a September 7 reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
East Clarno Church
Wesley Patton to Meet Mrs Zimmerman This Thursday
WRC will meet with Mrs Clarence Zimmerman at 2 p m Thursday. The event includes entertainment and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brodhead
Wesley Patton Wrc
Clarence Zimmerman
Garden Club Meeting Hostesses Named for Monday
Mrs. Ross Peppers will host the Garden Club meeting Monday with assisting hostesses Mrs. Maude Diedrich and Mrs. Lena St. John.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Peppers
Garden Club
Maude Diedrich
Lena St. John
Aid to Aged Work Outlined to Group
The Welfare Department outlined its old age assistance program at a meeting of the citizens advisory committee in the courthouse. County figures showed 231 recipients receiving cash and medical supplementation, with breakdowns by living situation and county of residence. Discussion followed on needs for boarding homes foster care and social outlets for seniors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welfare Department
Department
Citizens Advisory Committee
Effie Wenger
Monroe
Brodhead
Albany
Marshall L. Peterson
Clarence W. Loveland
E. J. Norton
Roy Crago
R. Finley Bawry
Frank C. Stiles
Mmes. Perle Guess
Myron I. Stair
H. B. Caradine
Walter Reger
Ruth Chase
W. E. Kuntz
Hammarskjold Still Negotiating Over Missing U N Command Prisoners
U N Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold said he continues to negotiate with Peiping on the return of U N command prisoners from the Korean War. He noted 15 U S fliers have been freed and 11 reached the United States, while official lists cite many missing soldiers. The General Assembly urged unremitting efforts for release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
U. N
Dag Hammerskjold
Red China
Peiping
U. S
United States
Hammarskjold
China
General Assembly
U. N. Command
Marinette Eagle Star to Build New Plant and Offices
Marinette Eagle Star will construct a new one story brick steel and masonry building to replace the current three story plant. Construction contracts were awarded to Albert Salen of Menominee Mich for general work Hedstrom and Callies for plumbing heating and air conditioning and Drees Electric Co for electrical. The architect is Harry W Gijelsteen and the project will begin immediately on adjacent lots to the existing plant which will be razed for a parking area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marinette
Marinette Eagle Star
Fred G. Sappington
The
Eagle Printing Co
Albert Salen
Menominee
Mich
Brodhead By Miss Grace Marsh
Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Heilman and family spend a fortnight at the Elliott Thomas home. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Victor Thomas and Berra of Cleveland. Torval Moen Adolph Ruef take a Canada vacation. J Roy Anderson returns to St. Louis after visiting. Rolland Williams back from Sebring Florida. Goldie McCall of Boston visits Salladay home. Nina Sullivan Christine Stavn return from Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Heilman
Tommy
Rosemary
Norman
Okla
Elliott Thomas
Victor Thomas
Berra
Cleveland
Thomas
Torval Moen
Adolph Ruef
Canada
J. Roy Anderson
St. Louis
Harry Long
Rolland P. Williams
Sebring
Fla
Goldie McCall
Boston
George Salladay
Nina Sullivan
Christine Stavn
Wisconsin
Amish and Acadians Keep Buggy Traditions Alive
Only two American groups still buy buggies in notable numbers the Amish in Pennsylvania and the Midwest and the French speaking Acadians in Louisiana southern Cajun country maintain the practice as a cultural habit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Midwest
Louisiana
Decatur 4-H Club to Meet at Community Hall
Decatur 4-H Club convenes Monday night at the Decatur Community hall with roll call answering “Embarrassing Moments.” Mary Mae Stnessy leads recreation and the Ira Williams family hosts the wiener roast. Mrs Ira Williams and Mrs Clifford Hintzman serve as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Oakley 4 H Club meets at Pleasant Grove school
Eileen Hafen led the pledge and Jean Ann Erb gave a dairying project talk at the Oakley 4 H Club gathering in Pleasant Grove school. Members shared items they took to the County Fair. Judith Whitehead performed a special number. Miss Erb presented the secretary and treasurer reports and the Ellsworth Rosheisen family served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakley Club
Eileen Hafen
Jean Ann Erb
Oakley 4
Pleasant Grove School
Judith Whitehead
Miss Erb
Ellsworth Rosheisen
Wisconsin Chamber Attacks Detroit Led Labor Invasion
The Wisconsin Chamber of Commerce condemns what it calls a Detroit dominated invasion of Wisconsin labor, arguing local business agents should yield to negotiations with Detroit union headquarters. It warns nationwide bargaining threatens small firms and Wisconsin’s economy, risking strikes and union supremacy over wages and benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin Chamber of Commerce
Wisconsin
Detroit
Chamber
American Motors Corp
Kenosha
Milwaukee
Walter Reuther
Fire Destroys Barn at Lake Geneva Causes $150000 Loss
LAKE GENEVA Fire destroyed a large barn Friday causing about $150000 damage. Owner Charles Moulter lost a 64 by 140 foot barn 200 tons of hay and 25 head of young cattle. Fire departments from Lake Geneva Burlington Lyons and Bloomfield helped. Some firefighters remained through the night to guard the ruins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Geneva
Charles Moulter
Here
Lake
Twining Proposes Survey Bases for Soviet Photo Flights
Gen. Nathan F. Twining urged opening U S air bases to Soviet photographic flights under President Eisenhower plan for mutual air reconnaissance. He said bases could be used for refueling and maintenance while preserving defense strength. The proposal aims to deter surprise attack and move toward arms control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Air Force
Eisenhower
Nathan F. Twining
Air Force Association
Twining
U. S
Russia
Policy Statement Praises President on Geneva Diplomatic Move
Enthusiasts adopted a policy statement commending the President for bold and imaginative diplomacy in proposing a mutual aerial inspection at the recent Geneva conference. The gesture is noted as a significant step in easing tensions and advancing international cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thusiasts
Barnard to Direct State Fair FFA Band at Milwaukee
Allan F. Barnard, Monroe high school instrumental music director, will lead the 60 piece State Fair FFA band at Milwaukee August 22 to 24. He replaces Fred H. Hanneman who cannot direct due to other duties. Walter Schroeder, 1955 Monroe graduate, will serve as student director and was a solo cornetist for the band last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan F. Barnard
Monroe High School
Future Farmers of America
Milwaukee
Barnard
Fred H. Hanneman
Horeb
Hanneman
Monroe
Walter Schroeder
Clarence Schroeder
Wisconsin Woman Named Secretary to State Judicial Council
Mrs. Joseph Melli of Madison a UW law school graduate takes over as secretary to the State Judicial Council beginning Sept 15 succeeding Jack DeWitt. She has served on the Legislative Council's research staff since 1950 contributing to the revision that produced the 1955 children's code. Salary set at 7000 dollars annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
State Judicial Council
Joseph Melli
University of Wisconsin Law School
Jack DeWitt
Melli
State Legislative Council
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R. A. Bierman
St. John’s
Green County
Miss Clarice Emberson
Schmidt
Daniel Schmidt
Redding
Calif
Evelyn McQuary
Alameda
Travis Air Force Base
U.N
Marinette Newspaper
Miss Grace Marsh
California-Arizona
Navy
Washington
White Sands
N.M
Lower California
Gulf of California
California
Salton Sea
Phoenix
Lake Roosevelt
Arizona
Mexico
U.S. Navy
State Chamber
Mrs. Melli
Wisconsin Power and Light Company
U. N. Johnson
17Th Avenue
Marshall CO
Milwaukee, Wis
Chevrolet
Chevrolet Task-Force
America
18Th Avenue
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