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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1955

Page

3

Monroe Bride Weds Peter Steinmann In St. V ictor’s Rectory

Miss Roxana Louise Young daughter of Agnes and Denver Young wed Peter Alfred Steinmann son of Mr and Mrs Ernest Steinmann at St Victor’s Rectory with Rev E C McCollow officiating. Attendants Miss Mary Ellen Young maid of honor, William Conway best man. Guests from Elkhorn Lake Geneva Warren Winslow Hollandale and more. After a wedding breakfast they briefed a reception at the Swiss Wheel restaurant and will reside on Route 3 Monroe.

Roxana Louise Young Agnes Young Monroe Denver Young Lake Geneva Peter Alfred Steinmann Ernest Steinmann St. Victor’s E. C. McCollow Miss Young Mary Ellen Young William Conway Lillian Steinmann Madison Robert Steinmann Winslow Susan Balter Grand Rapids Mich Hollis Ward Elkhorn Hans Steinmann Hollandale Warren Brodhead Freeport Blanchardville Argyle Dakota Woodford Monroe Clinic

Albert Wirz Honored By New Glarus Maennerchor Farewell

New Glarus Maennerchor hosted a farewell for Mr and Mrs Albert Wirz at Wilhelm Tellhall as they plan to sail Sept 3 for Switzerland. The event featured slides and films with refreshments and a list of attendees including Oswald Schneider Paul Grossenbacher Herman Burkhardt Otto Anderegg Hans Anderegg Ernest Weiland Arnold Anderegg Pius Buesser Ernest Zentner Clayton Streiff Harold Ingwell Irving Wild Everette Ingwell and others.

NEW Glarus New Glarus Maennerchor Wilhelm Tellhall Albert Wirz Switzerland Oswald Schneider Paul Grossenbacher Herman Burkhardt Otto Anderegg Hans Anderegg Ernest Weiland Arnold Anderegg Pius Buesser Ernest Zentner Clayton Streiff Harold Ingwell Irving Wild Everette Ingwell Gilbert Ott Ernest Thierstien Hans Neuenschwander Herman Feller William Ruef Christ Garner Herman Matzinger John Schneider Leo Imming Carl Luescher

Ruth Bohren Honored at Pre nuptial Shower

Miss Ruth Bohren was honored at a miscellaneous pre nuptial shower at her home 704 24th avenue. She will wed Sunday to Charles Nichols of Kendall at St John Evangelical and Re formed church. Hostess Mrs Ralph Bohren served lunch as gifts were arranged around a pink and white wishing well.

Ruth Bohren 24Th Avenue Charles Nichols Kendall St. John’s Evangelical and Reformed Church Ralph Bohren Mmes Rose Schilt Elsa Kueng Ernest Lehmann Ervin Moellenberndt Daniel Markham Walter Ru

Girl Scout Troops Seek More Leaders in Monroe

At a Girl Scout Council meeting held at the First Methodist church Monroe leaders discussed recruiting for Monroe Girl Scout and Brownie troops. Mrs. Glen H. Ridnour chaired and plans called for selecting two girls for the summer Scout encampment. The council slated a meeting for September 19 at 8 p m in the Methodist church.

Monroe Girl Scout Council First Methodist Church Glen H. Ridnour

BISSIGS ENTERTAIN MONTICELLO AT PICNIC SUPPER

Mr and Mrs Matt Bissigs hosted a Sunday picnic supper in Monticello Several guests attended including Mr and Mrs Coral Ethridge Mr and Mrs Roy Bissig and Judith Mr and Mrs Dick Smith Kenneth and Richard Monroe Mr and Mrs Robert Wittner and sons from New Glarus and Mr and Mrs John Wittenwyler and Herman

Bissigs Monticello Matt Bissig Coral Ethridge Roy Bissig Judith Dick Smith Kenneth Richard Monroe Robert Wittner

25th Anniversary Event Honors Vernon Duersts

Miss Marlea Duerst hosted a Friday evening gathering to honor Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Duerst on their 25th wedding anniversary. A tree of silver offerings was presented, with many relatives and friends in attendance.

Vernon Duersts Monticello Marlea Duerst Vernon Duerst Herman Kubly L. R. Nesler Alma Dahnke Myron Bartle and Bruce Russell Monroe Henry Stauffer Henry Truttman Ralph Keppler Stanley Freitag Phillip Marty William Palmer Fred Stuessy Werner Ziltner Jacob Bruni Eugene Stuessy Wilbert Zweifel Arthur Zweifel

Willard Union to Meet Friday at Meinert Home

Times Special Fran ces Willard Union will gather at 2 p m Friday at the home of Mrs William Meinert.

Frances Willard Union William Meinert

Coleman Wins In Mississippi Governor Election

Mississippi voters chose Atty. Gen. J. P. Coleman as governor marking a rise from a rural background to the state’s top office. Coleman defeated Atty. Paul B. Johnson in the first statewide bid, promising to regulate utilities, keep blacks out of white schools, and end Gulf Coast gambling.

Jackson, Miss Mississippi Atty J. P. Coleman Coleman Paul B. Johnson Supreme Court Hugh White White Gulf Coast

Fred Elmer of Madison Critically Ill at St Marys

Fred Elmer of Madison reportedly is critically ill from a heart condition at St Marys hospital in Madison. A World War I veteran and former Monticello resident, he has worked on the North Western railroad since schooling here. Relatives visited him over the weekend and early this week, with several Elmer family members stopping by.

Monticello Fred Elmer Madison St. Mary’s Hospital North Western Railroad Henry J. Elmer Anna Miller W. D. Elmer Arnold Elmer John Elmer Darlyne Tommy Elmer Monroe

York Memorial Lutheran Church Plans Centennial Program

Judge Luther Sletten of Minnesota will open the York Memorial Lutheran centennial observance with a 1 30 p m address on Saturday. Rev Martin J Olson and Dr Bernhard Christensen will speak and preach Sunday services with additional talks by Prof Erling Urdahl and Rev Torgney Kleven. The history notes a split in the original York congregation in the 1880s and the two churches on the hill now share a common heritage under Rev Richard Torgerson as pastor. Abert Nyhus of New Glarus is general centennial chairman.

York Memorial Evangelical Lutheran Church Blanchardville Luther Sletten State of Minnesota Municipal Court Minneapolis Sletten O. H. Sletten York Martin J. Olson Bernhard Christensen Augsburg College and Theological Seminary York Memorial Lutheran Church Richard Torgerson Wisconsin York Evangelical Lutheran Church New Stone Abert Nyhus New Glarus

New Glarus Visitors, Families Gather and Travel

New Glarus Mrs Millard Tschudy and Mr and Mrs Jake Streiff with family visit Belle Streiff her mother in Madison. Sara Jo Thompson of Argyle visits grandparents John and Mrs Stuessy. Amazing bargains in The Times classified, check them daily.

New Glarus Millard Tschudy Jake L. Streiff Madison Belle Streiff Sara Jo Thompson Argyle John Stuessy Times

Atlanta Man Named American Bar Leader

Philadelphia report notes E Smythe Gambrell of Atlanta has been elected president of the American Bar Association for the coming year. He will succeed Loyd Wright of Los Angeles. The ABA house re elected Joseph D Stecher of Toledo to a 10th term as secretary and Harold H Bredell of Indianapolis to a 7th term as treasurer.

Philadelphia E. Smythe Gambrell Atlanta American Bar Association Loyd Wright Los Angeles ABA House of Delegates Joseph D. Stecher Toledo Ohio Harold H. Bredell Indianapolis Ind

Ousted FHA Official Blames National Politics in Dismissal

Thomas C. Schmidt of Madison, former state director of the Farmers Home Administration, blames national politics for his removal and has appealed to the federal civil service commission. He is the 31st director ousted in two years by Robert B. McLeish. James A. Dance becomes acting state director.

Madison Thomas C. Schmidt Farmers Home Administration Schmidt Federal Civil Service Commission Robert B. McLeaish FHA Agriculture Benson Benson Civil Service Michigan Minnesota Wisconsin James A. Dance

Income for Farmers Shows Decline of 4 Percent

The Agriculture Department said farmers earned 14.3 billion dollars from January to July 1955, down four percent from the same period in 1954. Crop receipts totaled 5.3 billion, slightly higher than last year, while income from livestock and livestock products reached 9.0 billion, down six percent from 1954.

Washington Agriculture Department

Brunkow Family Sees Son Leave for Iceland Assignment

The Brunkows escorted their son 2nd Lt. William Brunkow to Chicago on Saturday as he departed for McGuire Air Force Base New Jersey before heading to Iceland for an overseas assignment.

Iceland C. O. Brunkow William Brunkow Chicago McGuire Air Force Base New Jersey

Navy to Build Four More Atom-Powered Submarines

The Navy announced plans to construct four additional atomic submarines. General Dynamics will build two at Groton Connecticut, one at Mare Island California, and one at Portsmouth New Hampshire. The secretary said a Forrestal class attack carrier may be built by private yards, with 11 new vessels and 26 conversions planned for the year ending June 30. The Nautilus is in operation and Sea Wolf has been launched.

Washington The Navy General Dynamics Groton Charles Thomas Rep Lane D-Mass Thomas Congress

Dandelion Name Origin Traced to French Lion’s Tooth

The term dandelion comes from the French dent de lion meaning lion's tooth, referencing the leaf lobes' tooth-like shape. This etymology explains how the common plant acquired its widely used English name.

Hot Dry Spell Reduces Wisconsin Crops

state climatologist L A Joos reports a dry hot period has cut sweet corn and snap bean harvests by a third and may halve the lima bean crop. Weather calls for rising temperatures then cooler days with showers tonight and Wednesday. Pastures dry, hay second crop improves, tobacco early but promising.

Madison L. A. Joos Joos Joes

Mayer Named New Editor of Illinois State Journal

Albert P. Mayer, 53, appointed managing editor of the Illinois State Journal, announced Tuesday by Alden C. Waite publisher. Mayer succeeds John Ferguson who will remain on the editorial staff.

Springfield Albert P. Mayer Illinois State Journal Alden C. Waite Journal Mayer John Ferguson

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