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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1964
Page
3
Miss Patricia Jean Kloep ping and Frederick David Ruegsegger were married today at St Victor's Church Monroe in a 11 a.m. ceremony officiated by Rev E C MecCallow. The couple will reside at 4714 Jenewin Road Madison after a Las Vegas honeymoon.
North Dakota trip last weekend honored Beulah Sardeson Carlson postmaster for 15 years. A Sunday dinner for 87 guests was held at Eddo Carlson’s yard in Bismarck with sisters and brothers from Wisconsin, Washington, Minnesota, and Michigan in attendance. Carlson, born and raised in Blanchardville, is a Blanchardville High School alum.
Post nuptial shower honors Mr and Mrs William Butts at Lawrence Meland home. Attending relatives include Mrs Ray Lagridge Barbara Albany Mr and Mrs Henry Waelchli Monticello Mr and Mrs Ted Weiss Kathy Kristy Monroe Mr and Mrs Erwin Zweifel Jim Renee Evansville Rodney Wittner Madison Mr and Mrs Clarence Itten and Gary Burnett Hefty Donna Dwayne Mrs Palmer Ann Mr and Mrs Leonard Walden Mrs Casper Hefty Mr and Mrs Mel and Madeline and Marilyn.
The process begins when clove buds turn pink and calyxes are picked. Buds are then separated from stems and dried on open concrete platforms to seal in the fragrant oil.
Miss Gloria Bernice Waelti and Paul LeRoy Hallock wed at 1 30 PM in Belleville with Rev Howard Beil officiating. The ceremony featured lace gowns, family attendants, and a church reception. newlyweds plan to live in Madison.
Miss Charlotte Ann Samz of Crandon wed Larry R. Rackow of Browntown at Saint Josephs Church Crandon with Rev. Joseph Garstka presiding. The couple, both Whitewater State University graduates and teachers, will live in Orangeville after a reception and dinner in Crandon.
Annette Brecklin of Darlington and Timothy McGettigan of Madison, both from prominent local families, announce their engagement. Miss Brecklin works for Thorp Finance Corp and her fiancé is a First National Bank employee in Madison. The marriage will take place October 3 at Holy Rosary Catholic Church in Darlington.
Times Special reports a teachers workshop will be held here Monday and Tuesday with the opening of school on Wednesday. Lunch will be served to teachers Monday and Tuesday. The hot lunch program will operate for opening day.
The Juda Woman's Club will honor the new teachers and administrators along with the regular faculty at a noon hour dinner at Juda high school Tuesday. In charge will be Mrs. Merlin Miller president and several club officers. Food providers include Mrs. Lester Shelton and others.
Mr and Mrs Charles Hoesly of Madison return from a seven day Great Lakes honeymoon. The bride Miss Celeste Smith daughter of Mrs Clarence Smith Madison and Charles Hoesly son of the late Mr and Mrs Charles Hoesly wed at Holy Redeemer Mission Church Perry with Rev Clark officiating. The bride wore an empire gown of brocade and chiffon with red roses. Bridesmaids included Elaine Smith and Donna Sobek. Myron Smith gave the bride in marriage. Best man was Kenneth Elmer. Gerald Disch served as groomsman.
Ushers were Dave Sutter and William Brauer. The ceremony was followed by a reception at the bride’s mother’s home in Madison, signaling a family-centered event with close relatives in attendance.
The New Glarus class of 1959 held a five year reunion at the Casino in Monticello. Of 29 graduates, 15 attended. Ronald Martinson was master of ceremonies and Mrs. Nathan Jones was recognized for longest marriage. Robert Hefty traveled far from California on leave from the Navy. Several couples and guests from Monroe Belleville San Francisco Platteville Evansville Madison and New Glarus attended. Miss Jane Meyer was a guest.
Mr and Mrs Harry Carroll announce the approaching marriage of their daughter Sharon to Roger Przybyla on Saturday September 5 at St Pauls Catholic Church in Evansville. Sharon attended University of Wisconsin. Roger is son of Mrs Raymond Danielson Mukwonago and the late Roger Przybyla and taught in New Lisbon for two years. They will move to Honolulu where he will attend the University of Hawaii.
Marian Luchsinger and Betty Schuerch accompanied by Nancy Chesebro at the organ wed in Monticello. Robert Vickers served as best man. Randall Ringhand was a groomsman. Ushers included Rodney Kammerer Greg Rinehardt Roger Vickers and Jerold Berge. After a trip to Northern Wisconsin, they will live on Route 1 Monticello. Mrs Vickers is a Monticello high school graduate and IBM key punch operator. her husband is a Voegeli Chevrolet mechanic.
Rita Rae Ringhand of Madison and Hubert Wayne Vickers of New Glarus married today at 2 p.m. in Immanuel EUB Church Monroe with Rev. Melvin J. Roehrdanz officiating. Bridesmaids wore emerald green satin and carried yellow daisies as duets of Because and The Lord's Prayer were sung.
Miss Martha Jenny spent several days this week at the home of her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Harvey Ott. She finished her work among the Indians in Menomonie County and plans to return to Provo Utah. She will be joined there by Miss Bertha Disch Madison.
Mary Jane Webber of New Glarus and Kenneth D Wenger of Blanchardville were married today at the Swiss United Church of Christ New Glarus at 2 PM with Rev Linus L Wierwill officiating. The couple will reside at Route 1 Blanchardville after a trip through the eastern states.
Tiny ink marks applied to astronauts’ skin serve as reference points for sensor placement. The dots help doctors accurately position sensing devices on the body during procedures or experiments.
Gerald Disch chair announces a detailed timetable for the Home for the Aged project in New Glarus. Dates include August 21 committee meeting, August 26 plan and bid review, August 31 basic plan approval, September bid ads and plan release, September 29 bid openings in Madison, and September 30 board meeting to award contracts. Groundbreaking could follow in early October.
The article notes that Harvard leads as the alma mater of US presidents. It lists John Adams and John Quincy Adams, Theodore Roosevelt, Franklin D. Roosevelt, and John F. Kennedy as graduates. It adds Rutherford B. Hayes earned a Harvard Law School degree.
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