Prominent Brodhead Couple Weds in Madison Ceremony
Miss Dona Jean Shaw and Walter Sauer exchanged marriage vows at St. Pauls Rectory Madison in a double ring ceremony at 3 PM officiated by Rev Alvin Kutchera. The bride wore an organdy gown with pin tucked bodice and illusion veil. bouquet of rubrum lilies and pink roses. Reception planned for 75 guests, wedding trip to northern Wisconsin. The couple will reside in Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dona Jean Shaw
Clancy Shaw
Brodhead
Walter Sauer
William Sauer
Port Washington
St. Paul’s
Madison
Alvin Kutchera
Alice Shaw
Raymond Sauer
Merritt Milks Jr
Carolyn Kueck
Wisconsin
Brodhead High School
Millwaukee County School of Nursing
Wisconsin General Hospital
Port Washington Hi
University of Wisconsin
Miss Ellyn Wenger Begins 10 Month Training
Miss Ellyn Jane Wenger leaves Sunday for a 10 month management training course at Radcliffe College Cambridge Massachusetts. The program combines seven months of class work with three months of field work. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph H Wenger of 813 18th Avenue and was graduated last June from Milwaukee Downer with Phi Beta Kappa honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellyn Wenger
Ellyn Jane Wenger
Radcliffe College
Cambridge
Mass
Miss Wenger
Ralph H. Wenger
18Th Avenue
Milwaukee
Membership Party Held by Juda Choir
Approximately 28 members of the Evangelical United Brethren church choir attended a party at the Community hall Thursday evening. The party capped an attendance contest won by the other group led by Mrs. Fred Miller and Mrs. Elmer Matzke. James Keen and Janet Amsmeier hosted and acted as hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Fred Miller
Elmer Matzke
Monroe ADA Officials Attend Landt Funeral
Wisconsin ADA director M. H. Staurtacher and ADA representative J. Edward Brecklin attended Bryce S. Landt’s funeral in Wisconsin Dells after his death in a highway crash south of Portage. The state fair park flag in West Allis was flown at half mast during the funeral hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H. Staurtacher
T2is
Ith Street
Wisconsin Ada
J. Edward Brecklin
ADA
Wisconsin Dells
Bryce S. Landt
The
Portage
State Fair Park
West Allis
Cedarville Church Dedication Planned
The Emmanuel Evangelical Congregational church in Cedarville will be dedicated on September 25 with Rev. Alfred Anderson delivering the sermon. Special services are planned for the following week with community ministers invited to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedarville
Emmanuel Evangelical Congregational Church
Alfred Anderson
Darlington Schools Schedule Open Monday
Darlington public and Holy Rosary parochial schools will open Monday. Superintendent T. M. Nelson announces a staff across the public high school including Hazel Benedict and Helen Collins, with multiple teachers covering subjects from English to science. Parochial grades will be led by Sisters Mary Ninvard, Mary Kenneth, Sybilla, and Justa for different grade levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlington
Daslington
Holy Rosary
Monay
T. M. Nelson
Hazel Benedict
Commercial
Helen Collins
Marguerite English
John ‘McNett
Lester Dyckman
Otto Ruf
Carolyn Stevenson
George Stevenson
Lucy Taylor
Mary Field
Robert Wood
Graespre Naomi DeMuth
Ing
Leone Gilberts
Kathryn Kearns
Irene Ruf
Is Runde
Sthel Anderson
Earl Ward
Mary Ninvard
Mary Kenneth
Sybilla
Justa
Hope College Coach Weds Senior Student
Hope College athletic coach De Vette and Miss Doris Koskamp, a senior student at Hope College, were married last evening at First Reformed church in Holland. Rev. Eugene Osterhauer officiated. Attending were the bride’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Koskamp of Oostburg and the groom’s parents Mr. and Mrs. H. J. De Vette of Muskegon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voswurg
Musseu de Vette
Hope College
Holland
Mich
Doris Koskamp
First Reformed Church
Eugene Osterhauer
Dennis Koskamp
Oostburg
H. J. de Vette
Muskegon
Albany Social Notes From Mrs Steindort and Others
Mrs J C Phillips of Wheaton formerly Fern Jacobson of Albany is a patient in Marshalltown Ia after eye surgery. Kyle Miller family to visit in Brazil Ind with trip to Michigan City. V U Elmer family and Arlyn Shila to spend time near Monticello. Stanley Thornton and guests touring Michigan Canada and New York. Lottie Lewis visiting Milwaukee East Delavan and Janesville. Richard Bloomfield family visiting George Stiffler home in Viola. William Steindorf family weekend in northern Wisconsin with Carl Johnson family in Stanley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Phillips
Wheaton
Fern Jacobson
Albany
Marshalltown
Kyle Miller
Marian
Kathryn
James Miller
Brazil
Ind
Michigan City
V. U. Elmer
Arlyn
Shila
David’ Sharer
U. J. Elmer
Monticello
The
Dells
Stanley Thornton
Evansville
Evalyn Krause
Helen
Michigan
Canada
New York
Thornton
Lottie Lewis
Milwaukee
East Delavan
Janesville
Richard Bloomfield
Barbara
Viola
Iil
George Stiffler
William Steindorf
Wisconsin
Carl Johnson
Stanley
Marian Martin Pattern 9192 Western Style Dress
Advertises Pattern 9192 for a Western style dress with tiny belt buttons in sizes 2 4 6 8 12. Mentions easy fit complete illustrated sew chart and costs 25 cents. Request mail order to Marian Martin The Times Pattern Dept 232 West 18th Street New York NY with name address zone size and style number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
Care of the Times
Pattern Dept
West 18Th Street
New York U
N. Y
Pageant Rehearsals Under Way for Wilhelm Tell in New Glarus
New Glarus hosts the 12th annual Wilhelm Tell pageant Labor Day weekend with English and German performances September 4 and 5. Cast includes Gilbert Ott as Tell and Elizabeth Schmoker as Mrs Tell. notable volunteers organize tickets, flags, and programs for the event and village park activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Glarus
Schiller
Gilbert Ott
Helm Tell
Elizabeth Schmoker
Mrs.Tell
Joshua Hoesly
Gessler the Tyrant
Ray Meythaler
Baron von Attinghaus
Henry M. Schmid
Werner Stauffacher
Glarus
Tell
Water Carnival Lights Up Recreation Park Night Show
A park water carnival drew about 500 spectators under pool lights at Recreation Park last evening. The event featured a swimmer formed merry go round, a diving display, a fashion parade with swimsuits from 870 to 1949 styles, a tunnel of love canoe segment, sideshows with twins and a two headed monster, a water square dance, and a hula finale. Roberta the channel swimmer provided comic relief as guards struggled with a sinking canoe. The program closed with a candlelit grand march and six boys leaping from a tower spelling The End.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recreation Park
Monroe
Band of the Future
Ing Galery
Judith Kubly
Harold L. Jacobs
Marylyn Zuercher
Roberta
Robert Welpool
Gene Davis
Patricia Meyers
Grace Anderson
Robert’ Wells
Keneth Davis
Joanne Solomon
Ruth Ella Share
Summer Handicraft Display At Park Carnival
Displays from Monroe recreational program classes were shown at the park during an evening event near the big tree by the bath house. About 35 to 40 children aged 6 to 18 created jars, vases, metal and woodwork, belts, plates, clay figures, and home made arrows. Lyndon Viel and June Schoonover led the crafts and archery classes respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Bath House
Lyndon Viel
Mabel Viel
Lyndon C. Viel
June Schoonover
Juda residents attend state fair and local notices
A Midlands area column lists Juda residents attending the West Allis state fair by chartered bus and notes other local trips. It records multiple family visits to Shawano and Beloit, a medical patient at St. Clare hospital, a Racine wedding for Louise Haumersen and Donald Webster, and a Newfoundland fact alongside a classified note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Alliss
Cardinal
Ben Miller
Canada
California
Mexico
Wayne Vanderbilt
Ruth Ellen
Bonnie
Lewis Beierle
West Allis
Lawrence Hartwig
Earl Feldit
Monticello
Shawano
Edna Lierman
Beloit
L S. Brown
Merrill Waelti
St. Clare Hospital
Monroe
G. B. Lahr
E. T. Lahr
Donald
Racine
Louise Haumersen
Charles J. Haumersen
Donald D. Webster
Orangeville and area 4 schools win Kiwanis plaques
Orangeville Pecatonica Winslow and Stillman Valley were named as the four schools in section I Future Farmers of America for best exhibits at the Stephenson county fair Kiwanis plaque contest. Orangeville won best dairy entry Pecatonica won best beef Winslow won best swine and Stillman Valley won best sheep. Each school will receive a plaque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orangeville
Pecatonica
Winslow
Stillman Valley
Future Farmers of America
Stephenson County
New School Group Formed in Lafayette County
A rural school association named Ungion oyers Lafayette County Rural School was organized Thursday night at Gratiot by parents and teachers. It aims to give county citizens a strong voice in rural education and to notify authorities when improvements are needed. Lafayette is the first county in the area to form such a group. Monthly meetings are planned with the September 8 meeting set. Officers: Robert Godfrey president, Ina Erickson secretary, Dolores Brunkow treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ungion —Oyers
Lafayette County Rural School Association
Gratiot
PTA
Lafayette
Robert Godfrey
Wilow Springs
Ina Erickson
Darlington
Dolores Brunkow
Fayette
Albany Church Group Cans Food for Home
Members of the Kappa Nu of the Baptist church made nine gallons of apple sauce and nine gallons of apple butter for the Central Baptist Children's Home at Lake Villa Illinois the past week. Mr and Mrs Rolland Stein dorf transported the fruit to the home Tuesday and on the way visited Sgt George H Bagley recovering at the U S Naval hospital at Great Lakes after an injury in an airplane crash near Racine on the night of June 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aubany
Kappa Nu of the Baptist Church
Central Baptist Children’s Home
Lake Villa
Ill
Rolland Steindorf
George H. Bagley
U. S. Naval Hospital
Great Lakes
Bagle
Racine
South Wayne Social Hosted by Chapman Family
Mrs. Harry T. Maddrell reports guests this week at Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Chapman include Robert Bauer Barbara Bauer Lynn Vickerman and Jean Vickerman Best. Gratiot residents Mr. and Mrs. Jonas Burmeister visited Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Peterson on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Wayne
Mrs
Harry T. Maddrell
Mrs. W. A. Chapman
Robert
Barbara Bauer
Lynn
Jean Vickerman
Best
Jonas Burmeister
Gratiot
O. B. Peterson
Veterans Guests At Fair's Closing Weekend
Milwaukee reports Veterans Day at the Wisconsin state fair attracted ex servicemen and women with free admission. Attention focused on Future Farmers of America activities, ongoing horse show, and AMA championship motorcycle races. Tomorrow features AAA 200 mile auto race with top drivers. Officials aim for up to 700000 total attendance by Sunday. Grand champion chosen in beef cattle judging. Winners include Badger M. K. shown by Mathias Kassner Elkhorn and reserve champion a 1202 pound shorthorn shown by Stanley Miller and Sons Lodi. Johnny Mantz of Long Beach won the 25 mile big car sprint with 1620.85 time, ahead of Rex Mays. The horse show drew about 4000 in the coliseum with a full lineup of Wisconsin winners and owners listed. The rest of the text covers local social notes and visits from various residents in southern Wisconsin communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Badger M. K
Mathias Kassner
Elkhorn
Stanley Miller
Lodi
Johnny Mantz
Long Beach
Calif
Rex Mays
Glendale
Mantz
Coliseum
Palomino Fine
William L. Bone
Evansville
Park High
Jane Simeon
Racine
R. C. Horlick
Superman
Stanley Wallace
Beloit
Mississippi Bay
Karla Porter
Fox Lake
Mrs O D Curtis notes visits in Monticello
Miss Hulda Karlen of Los Angeles arrives for an indefinite visit with sisters Mrs Louise Elmer and Mrs Jake Thompson and brother H L Karlen. Mrs John Elmer, Dariyne and Virginia visit Madison. en route they call on Mr and Mrs Ray Richardson at Verona. Miss Phyllis Voegels visits Elmhurst with sister Mrs Robert Baylor. Mr and Mrs Ted Butler and Barbara leave for Madison after weeks at the Curtis home. Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Robert Wagner in Beloit. Mrs Robert Dibble and family of New Glarus call on Mrs C M Stauffer en route home from Freeport. Misses Nancy and Karen Kubiy return home Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Revolt
Rockford
New Glarus
O. D. Curtis
Charles Leonard
Sylvan Bidlingmaier
Washington Township
Delbert Moritz
Henry J. Elmer
Henry C. Klassy
Monroe
Anna Elmer
Fred Spring
Portage
William Spring
Paul Weenie
W. S. Hoesly
Delmar Kubly
Albert Moritz
Pueblo
Colo
Ruth Mildred
Hulda Karlen
Los Angeles
Calif
Louise Elmer
Jake Thompson
H. L. Karlen
John Elmer
Dariyne
Virginia
Madison
Ray Richardson
Verona
Phyllis Voegels
Elmhurst
Til
Robert Baylor
Ted Butler
Barbara
Butler
Robert Wagner
Beloit
Robert Dibble
C.M. Stauffer
Freeport
Nancy
Karen Kubiy
Chicago Woman Dies In Walworth Mishap
A Chicago woman, Mrs. Mary Stewart, 35, was killed when her car ran a red light at state highway 120 and County Trunk J and hit a Woodstock vehicle, whose occupants Lyle Ladefoged, 19, and Marion Graffkern, 17, were injured. John M. Stewart, 38, her husband, was hospitalized. The other driver and passenger were less seriously hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Geneva
Chicago
Mary Stewart
John M. Stewart
Woodstock
Lyle Ladefoged
Marion Graffkern
Walworth County
Ancient Iron Blade Found in Egyptian Pyramid
An iron blade dating to about five thousand years ago was discovered within an Egyptian pyramid. The artifact suggests advanced metalworking for its era and highlights ongoing archaeological finds in the region.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dona Jean Shaw of
Juda Choir
Lake
Harold Gordon
Mmes. W. B. Gnagi
Fred L. Kohli
Clarabelle Grode
C. E. Baumle
J. J. HH. Schwaiger
Maud E. Wenger
Nell Burgi
Wisconsin Conference of the
Immanuel Church
Howard L. Orians
Landt
New London
Conn
Dalore Alberta Schraumnagel
Edwin Schreumnagel
Mayville
Peron
Buenos Aires
Juan D. Peron
Chamber of Deputies
William Steindort
Maennercher
Clayton Streiff
Switzerland
H. M. Schmid
Millard Tschudy
Larry L. Kitchen
Mary Ann Huber
Ben Blaser
F. N
Newfoundland
Labrador
Albany Church
John Meier Jr
Oregon
J. W. Barlow
Baraboo
Leon Brambles
Little Stone School House
Jefferson Center Ball Club
Walworth
Chiropractic
M. J. Gonstead
Ant
Ironrite
Westinghouse Laundromat
Wisconsin Power and Light Company
M. Aquila
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