Hartwig Family Reunion Elects President at Second Annual Meet
More than 100 attendees gather Sunday at Stanley Woods along Highway 11 West for the Hartwig family reunion. Paul Hartwig of Madison is reelected president with Mrs Frank Hartwig as secretary treasurer for 1994.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartwig
Stanley Woods
Highway 11 West
Paul Hartwig
Madison
Frank Hartwig
Arthur Hartwig
Stanley Howe
George Hartwig
Blue Earth
Minn
Henry Hartwig
Susan Clark
Otto Graber
Susan
Sally Wells
Milwaukee
California
Beloit
Blanchardville
Evansville
Brodhead
Monticello
Clarno
Argyle
Monroe
Homemakers to Attend Cooking School in Area
In New Glarus the Times Special notes a cooking school led by Miss Louise Fellows will be held at 8 tomorrow night in the Grade school gym. The theme is Easy Entertaining with home service demonstrations and an overhead mirror so all can view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Glarus
Louise Fellows
Miss Fellows
Iowa State
Wisconsin
Clarno WSWS Hosts Guest Day With Speaker Kathryn Baltzer
The Clarno WSWS held its Annual Guest Day with Miss Kathryn Baltzer from Monroe as guest speaker. She discussed her work with the United Nations and showed slides from a Canada trip. Jean and Barbara Ausmus performed a musical number. Fifty guests from Juda, Oakley, Staver, Monroe, and Clarno attended and were served lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarno
WSWS
Kathryn Baltzer
Monroe
United Nations
N. Y
Canada
Jean
Barbara Ausmus
Juda
Oakley
Staver
Methodist WSCS Friendship Tea Thursday Night
The WSCS of the Methodist church hosts a Friendship Tea at 7 30 PM with Mrs William Johnston directing the program. Tea table duties are handled by Mrs Arthur Chandler and Mrs Frank Stiles while pours are by Mrs James Weis and Mrs Theo Matthews. Guests come from Im manuel EUB Bethel EUB Monroe and 12 neighboring churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSCS
Methodist Church
William Johnston
Arthur Chandler
Frank Stiles
James Weis
Theo. Matthews
Monroe
WCTU Unit To Meet Friday at Juda Home
The WCTU will meet Friday August 28 at the Juda home with Mrs. Ted Miller. Theme is Honor God With Your Bodies. Leaders are Mrs. Melvin Nickel and Miss Mabel Bouer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WCTU
Juda
Ted Miller
God
Melvin Nickel
Mabel Bouer
Jerry Schmitt Added To Blood Gallon Club
In Brodhead the Red Cross Bloodmobile visited on Friday to add Jerry Schmitt to the Gallon club. The donation tally reached 39 pints of the 75 quota. Tony Williams chaired the event with Joe Boyle as recruiter, Laura Karney as registrar, and Mrs. M D Markham directing nurses and clerical work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brodhead
Jerry Schmitt
Gallon Club
Red Cross
Tony Williams
Joe Boyle
Laura Karney
M. D. Markham
Jaycettes
Jaycees
Mmes
Robert Kundert
Joseph Mayes
Kenneth Severson
Herbert Ripp
Ronaldean Pawlisch
Eugene Clark
Duane Lederman
William Blackford
Edgar Staggs
Richard Markham
Carl Schmerse
Merle Searles
Mabel Timm
Cecil Rabe
Herbert Stuessy
Jeri Ties
Joyce Ensor
Kathryn Kundert
Mary Krause
Skattum Family Reunion At Lincoln Park
The Skattum family held its annual reunion at Lincoln Park on Sunday. Attendees included Steve Falk Jane Ellen Falk Jimmy Falk and several relatives from Janesville Belmont Monticello Beloit Beloit area and Monticello with numerous family members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skattum
Andrew Skattum
Lincoln Park
Steve
Jane Ellen
Jimmy Falk
Raymond May
Janesville
Tom Skattum
Belmont
Clyde Field
Keith Field
Monticello
Dennis Field
Beloit
Lee Skattum
Robert Rufer
Robert Fritsch
Roger Kubly
Arleigh Field
Glenn Elmer
Stanley Field
Jim
Mrs. Smith To Talk On Trip to Holy Land
Orangeville Times Special Mrs Irene Smith of Winslow will present a slide talk about her journey to Ethiopia to visit her son Jeffrey a Peace Corps teacher and their shared visit to the Holy Land at the WSCS meeting 8 p.m. Tuesday at Orangeville Methodist Church All women of the church invited A business meeting will follow and plans for the November 14 bazaar will be discussed Hostesses include Mrs Jerald Kleckler and Mmes Mae Herdman Elma Barmore and Bill Parriott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orangeville
Irene Smith
Winslow
Ethiopia
Holy Land
WSCS
Smith
Jeffrey
Peace Corps
Jerald Kleckler
Mmes
Mae Herdman
Elma Barmore
Bill Parriott
Orangeville Auxiliary Installs New Officers
Mrs. Ronald Cronau installed as president of the Orangeville American Legion Auxiliary with Mrs. LaVerne Baylor serving as installing officer. New officers include first vice president Mrs. Dave Bostian, second vice Mrs. Robert Rosenstein, treasurer Mrs. Ralph Frautschy, secretary Mrs. Laverne Baylor, historian Mrs. Miles Barr, sergeant-at-arms Mrs. Carl Maxwell, and chaplain Mrs. Vera Zimmerman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orangeville
Ronald Cronau
American Legion Auxiliary
LaVerne Baylor
Dave Bostian
Robert Rosenstein
Ralph Frautschy
Miles Barr
Carl Maxwell
Vera Zimmerman
Flanagan Cottage Social With Weibel Inn Luncheon
Mrs. Milton Bostian hosted with Mrs. Leo Flanagan at Weibel's Pine Bluff Inn near Brodhead for a luncheon. A social afternoon followed at the Flanagan cottage on Sugar River with Mmes. Robert Ritzman, Roy Ruff, Ramona Palmer, Virgil Dickinson, Stanley Hulbert, Delbert Stabenow, Kermit Wolf, P. C. Hunt and Miss Ellen Goodhart attending. WSWS group meets Juda EUB church with Mmes. Arthur Schadewald and Leland Jordan as leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orangeville
Milton Bostian
Leo Flanagan
Brodhead
Weibel
Pine Bluff
Flanagan
Sugar River
Mmes
Robert Ritzman
Roy Ruff
Ramona Palmer
Virgil Dickinson
Stanley Hulbert
Delbert Stabenow
Kermit Wolf
P. C. Hunt
Ellen Goodhart
Playmates Admit Icebox Trapping Victims In Baltimore
Police report that other children admitted shutting the door on an abandoned icebox where three children aged 5 and 8 suffocated. The bodies of Howard Banks 5 Dorene Alston 5 and Marlene Kennedy 8 were found August 10 in a garage behind their home. Officers Wingrove and Wilt described initial confusion over a closed garage door prompting further questioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Howard Banks
Dorene Alston
Marlene Kennedy
Nicholas Wingrove
Frank Wilt
London Clubs Begin Admitting Female Guests to Dining Rooms
More London clubs open restricted dining areas to female guests expanding access in hushed club rooms. The change signals shifting social norms as venues ease gender barriers, prompting mixed responses from members and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
UW Medical Unit Expansion Sought
A $32 million expansion and improvement program for the University of Wisconsin Medical Center was recommended by a Legislative Council Committee. The six year plan ends in 1971 with about half the cost borne by the state and the rest from federal grants gifts and fees. The proposal would raise the medical school enrollment to about 125 students and expand University hospital beds from 775 to 900 950.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
University of Wisconsin Medical Center
William Draheim
R-Neenah
Medical Center
Full Legislative Council
International Biological Program Begins in 1965
Biologists from 30 to 60 nations are expected to participate in the International Biological Program to study man’s place in the world and enlarge resources for future welfare. The program is to begin in 1965 and may last five to seven years.
Dollar Outflow Rate Increases In April to June
The Commerce Department reports U.S. dollar outflow abroad at a 2.9 billion annual rate for April through June, up from a strong first quarter. The deficit for the year’s first half runs about 1.9 billion on an adjusted annual basis, with officials predicting 1.5 to 2 billion for the year and noting dollar losses affect the U.S. gold reserve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S
Commerce Department
Patricia Kaster Named Juda Drum Majorette
Patricia Kaster selected as drum major for the Juda high school band for the 1964 65 school year. Royletta Severson named head twirler with Patsy Wideman Nancy Siegenthaler Nelva Smith and Lynn Davis on the twirling squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Kaster
Juda
Royletta Severson
Patsy Wideman
Nancy Siegenthaler
Nelva Smith
Lynn Davis
Social roundup of Monticello and nearby guests and visits
Miss Mary Lanz honored at a birthday dinner at the Fred Burgy home in Monticello. Numerous guests from Monroe New Glarus Madison and surrounding towns visited family homes and attended dinners, calls, and vacations. Dr. Herbert Burgy travels from Ypsilanti to visit family before leaving for Salem Massachusetts to join State College faculty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lanz
Monroe
Fred Burgy
Ophelia Tschudy
Daisy Tschudy
Julius Hartwig Sr
Ray Luchsinger
Richard
Gene
Carol
Linda
Kate
Rose Stauffer
Lydia Voegeli
Jacob Voegeli
Martha Kistler
Monticello
Mmes
Clara Engler
Ella Strahm
Robert Wild
New Glarus
Jacob Stauffer
Alfred Deininger
Marian Luchsinger
Stone Lake
Ralph Wright
John
Frank
Mike
Madison
J. C. Hart
Reedsburg
Marcus Elmer
Marian
Henry J. Elmer
Elmer
L. A. Pease
Donald Trickel
Chadwick
Ill
Kenneth Trickel
Rockford
Wesley Haase
Baileyville
Robert Grabow
Arlie Trickel
Freeport
Robert Stauffacher
Robert Trickel
Herbert Burgy
Ypsilanti, Mich
Fred T. Burgy
Rad Stauffacher
Kenneth Halverson
Sun Prairie
Platteville
Louis Zumbrunnen
Virginia Platten
Minn
Jacob Marty
Robert Holcomb
Lawrence Karlen
Douglas Darcey
Danny
Fred Frehner
John Burgy
Duluth
Minnesota
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Clarno Wsws
Methodist Wscs
Mrs. Smith
Cranau
Arthur Schadewald
Leland Jordan
Samuel Kaderly
Edward J. Kaderly
Kaderly
Janet Pankratz
Glidden
Ellen Trachsel
John Kaderly
Katherine Pinnow
Norma Hummer
Darlene Miller
UW Medical Unit
Lanz Insurance
O. D. Curtis
Benkett’s
Emro
Wings
Wigwam Athletic Sex
Esquire Dress Sox
Young Men’s
Benkert
Benkert’s
Gramma
Mother
Wisconsin Power and Light Company
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