Mary Lienhardt and Terry Anderson Wed in New Glarus
Mary Lienhardt and Terry Leroy Anderson married Saturday evening August 24 at the Swiss United Church of Christ in New Glarus. The couple will reside in Whitewater Wisconsin after a northern Wisconsin honeymoon. The bride attends Whitewater State University and is a Sigma Sigma Sigma member. the groom is a senior at Whitewater State University and Lambda Chi Alpha member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JoAnn Kehrli
New Glarus
Gary Streiff
Janice Hefty
Janesville
Emily Lienhardt
Kathy Smith
Fond du Lac
Maid of Honor
Mike Spellman
Verona
Greg Anderson
Brodhead
Steve Jones
John Lienhardt
Phil Pelanek
Anderson
Hoffman
Wilhelm Tell
Lori Lienhardt
Doris Hoffman
Marcia Colney
Beth Marty
Susan Wills
Barbara Stein
JoEllen Ott
Karen Kindt
Wisconsin
Harmony Lane
Whitewater
Wis
Whitewater State University
Sigma Sigma Sigma Sorority
Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity
Miss McKinlay and McGee Wed in Darlington Church
Miss Ann Marie McKinlay and Daniel Bruce McGee married Saturday at Holy Rosary Church in Darlington. The bride wore white organza and lace. attendants wore yellow gowns. The couple will reside in Janesville where the groom is an assistant manager at Beneficial Finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlington
Ann Marie McKinlay
John D. McKinlay
Daniel Bruce McGee
Dyersville
Holy Rosary Catholic Church
Bernard F. McGee
Kay Disrud
Hollandale
Patricia McKinlay
Madison
JoAnn Schwartz
Evansville
Mary Gilbertson
Platteville
Susan McKinlay
John Stoker
Park Forest
Gerald McGee
Middleton
John Fiese
Des Moines
Earle Etzel
Moline
Ill
Scott McKinlay
David McGee
Davenport
Rick McGee
Jack McGee
Janesville
Beneficial Finance
Bank of Madison
Darlington Wedding of Sally McKibben and Michael E. Kahl
Sally Lou McKibben and Michael E. Kahl wed at Darlington United Methodist Church on July 27. The ceremony featured family participation, blue and pink floral attire, and a reception in the church basement. The couple plans to reside in Monroe area after he begins work in Monroe. Also noted is a fact about the Ganges river as sacred to 350 million Hindus.
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Sally Lou McKibben
Anna McKibben
Route 1
Gratiot
Michael E. Kahl
Lyle Kahl
South Wayne
Darlington United Methodist Church
Fay Johnson
Jack McKibben Jr
Darlington
Joyce Mevis
Janet Frye
Larry Boegl
Brodhead
Helen McKibben
Donna Kahl
Larry Boegli
Lee Roy
Gary McKibben
Wis
Henry Boegli
Monticello
David Bower
Ernest Lisser Sr
Browntown
Judy McKibben
Betty Bower
Lynn Andrews
Georggia Shirley
Becky Schwartz
Darlene Reynolds
Richard Kemprood
Madison
Milton Purinton
Janesville
Herbert Edgecomb
Michigan
St., Monroe
Darlington High School
South Wayne High School
Monroe
Ganges
Bay of Bengal
Swiss Slides Draw Big Crowd At Washington Reformation Church
More than 180 people attended a Friday program at Washington Reformation Church. Rev and Mrs Duerson showed slides from Switzerland with the Edle Weiss Stars. Five of the seven Edle Weiss Stars joined performances in the Social Hall afterward.
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Washington Reformation Church
Duerson
Switzerland
Edleweiss
Friendly Service Circle
Donald Ritschard
Circle
George Wasserstrass
Confirmation Class To Start on Sept. 1
Confirmation classes at Peace United Church of Christ Browntown begin Sunday morning September 1 during the 9 15 a m church school. First year teachers are Mrs Ray Montgomery and Mrs Gerald Swiggum. Second year classes will be taught by Mrs John Krebs. Parents of first year pupils are asked to meet with teachers and Church Council on Monday evening September 9 at 8.
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Peace United Church of Christ At
Browntown
Ray Montgomery
Gerald Swiggum
John Krebs
Church Council
Miss Karen Hanson Feted With Shower
Miss Karen Hanson guest of honor at a kitchen shower in Monroe ahead of her Sept. 7 wedding to Werner G. Pulver. Attendants included relatives, friends, and neighbors. gifts were placed under an umbrella and a decorated cake served as the centerpiece during lunch at the William Zuhlke home.
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Karen Hanson
Werner G. Pulver
William Zuhlke
Route 2
Monroe
Hanson
Junior Hanson
Pulver
Werner Pulver
South Wayne
Ronald Anderson
Renee
Micheal Krebs
Ralph Sacker
Della Brunkow
Shirley
Ernest Wegmueller
Georgia
John Hillbrand
John Dieckman
LaVonne
Nathan Deininger
Douglas Dietrich
Kim
Robert Faith
Fred Ziltner
Mary
Marvin Wild
William Blum
Laurie
Cherrie
Judy
Karen
John Marean
Alfred Meier
Christine
Kathy
Donald Deininger
Diane
Lloyd Deininger
Barbara Wegmueller
Bower Family Reunion Named Officers for 1969
The Bower Family reunion at Lake Le-Aqua-Na Lena elected Homer Walker president Euelah Parriott vice president and Howard Bower secretary treasurer for the coming year. The 1969 reunion is planned for Sunday Aug 24 weather permitting with attendees including Harold and Mrs Bower of Morton Illinois and Ward family members.
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Orangeville
Bower
Lake Le-Aqua-Na_ at
Lena
Homer Walker
Euelah Parriott
Howard Bower
Harold Bower
Morton
Ill
Ward
Local residents listed in Orangeville and Freeport
A list of names including Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wagner, Mr. and Mrs. Adam Zweifel, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Walker, Mrs Beulah Parriott, Mrs. Eva Daughenbaugh and Lynn Walker of Orangeville, Roland Parriott and sons Winslow, and Mrs. Merrell Ortmeier of Freeport.
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Bower
Roy Wagner
Adam Zweifel
Homer Walker
Beulah Parriott
Eva Daughenbaugh
Lynn Walker
Orangeville
Roland Parriott and Sons
Winslow
Merrell Ortmeier
Freeport
Pfc Elsing Feted At Monticello Home Event
Marine Pfc John Elsing of Madison, wounded in Vietnam, is guest of honor at a Monticello home hosted by Mr and Mrs Edward C Soper during a 30 day furlough. Also attending are his parents sister and relatives from Madison Monroe Argyle Dawn and Warren. He was injured by a bouncing Betty June 11 and flown to Bethesda Naval Hospital. return for surgery is set for Sept 16.
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Monticello
Edward C. Soper
Marine Pfc
John Elsing
Madison
Vietnam
Larry Elsing
Judy
Ed Kubly
Monroe
Roy Blum
Brenda
Argyle
Jim Rofenacht
Dawn
Holly
Jimmy
Warren
John
Betty
U.S. Naval Hospital
Bethesda
Ruth Bleiler
Mmes. Soper
Kubly
First Base Ball Admission Charged in 1859
July 20, 1859 marked the first admission charge for a base ball game, with 1,500 spectators paying 50 cents to see Brooklyn versus New York. The total solar eclipse can last up to 7 minutes 40 seconds of totality.
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Brooklyn
New York
Mrs. Clara Parkin Silver Dies at 100 in Ipswich
Clara Parkin Silver, a Green County native later of Ipswich South Dakota, died at 100 on August 22 in Ipswich Community Hospital. She was born February 4 1868, married Arthur E. Silver in 1887, and lived in Green County and Ipswich area retiring after wife and caregiver roles. Burial followed at Ipswich Cemetery after a long life marked by farming, teaching, and a noted 1940s household management shift after a ranch accident.
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Green County
Clara Parkin Silver
Leola
S.D
Ipswich
First Baptist Church of
Clara Parkin
Charles Parkin
England
Anne_ &. Stamm Parkin
Norway
Washington Township
Mt. Pleasant
Arthur E. Silver
Dayton
Silvers
South Dakota
Social Security Tips For Tip Income And Disabled Son Benefits
Q A guidance on reporting cash tips of 20 dollars or more monthly to employers for social security credits. Instructions include employer reporting and the taxpayer paying the social security tax on tips. Also guidance for applying for benefits for a disabled son, with steps to contact the social security office and possible home visits to complete papers. The piece ends with a note on the Capitoline Hill in Rome.
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Social Security
Social Security Office
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Radke
Terry Anderson
Mary Ann Lienhardt
Mary Lienhardt
Terry L. Anderson
Miss McKinlay
McGee
Sally McKibben
Vernus Peterson
Marian Kay
Dennis M. Jagodzinsky
Manitowoc
Miss Peterson
Madison Area Technical College
Gimbels - Schusters
Jagodzinsky
Mirror IBM
Parish
United States
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Xuan Thuy
Johnson
Sun
Eagles Club
Pfc
Elsing
Whence
Capitoline Hill
Rome
Orig
Orson
Medicab
Orly
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