Miss Ols Grizzard Married at Nora Ill
Miss Jacqueline Ols daughter of Mr and Mrs Jacks Winslow Ill wed in Nora Illinois. The newlyweds reside at Route 2 Courtland Virginia.
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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1969
Page
3
Miss Jacqueline Ols daughter of Mr and Mrs Jacks Winslow Ill wed in Nora Illinois. The newlyweds reside at Route 2 Courtland Virginia.
Argyle Woman s Club hosts its annual Christmas party on Monday December 8 at homes of Mrs R K Berger and Mrs A McGinnity In charge will be a program on Holiday Ideas by Miss Margaret Handrahan Lafayette County home economist The event accompanies Education Day highlights and a UW Madison Business Teacher Education Day attendance by Miss Marcia Nipple and others at Whitewater State University. Green County Supervisors set to meet December 9 at 10 a.m. in Circuit Courtroom.
Special notice reports Miss Constance Joan Peterson and Louis M. Burris wed at 2 p.m. in the United Methodist Church Darlington on Saturday November 15. The couple reside at the Brewery Hill Cheese Factory Shullsburg where Burris works as a cheesemaker. Parents listed are Mr and Mrs Norman D Peterson of Darlington and Mr and Mrs James Burris of Gratiot.
Ted Schmiedlin presented a remodeling report for the main lodge room at the Moose Lodge of Monroe Tuesday night in the Hall. Work began Tuesday. Marion Miller reported on a recent euchre party. Plans were made to attend the Legion of the Moose meeting in Madison Sunday. Lyle Sickinger and Ted Schmiedlin are among attendees. Sickinger urged eligible members to join. The annual Children’s Christmas party for Moose members will be Sunday afternoon December 21 with a movie at Goetz Theater, refreshments, and a visit from Santa at Moose Hall. Refreshments were served by Gary Brugger and John Zurfluh. thirty-five members attended.
Mr and Mrs Paul Zwettler of Mt Horeb announce their marriage on Saturday November 15 at St Ignatius Catholic Church Mt Horeb. The bride Miss Jerilyn Delguidice of Mt Horeb is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Vega Davenport Ia. The groom son of Mr and Mrs Roman Zwettler Blue Mounds, is a Palmer College of Chiropractic graduate and works with Gonstead Clinic Mt Horeb. he is an Army veteran employed by Anthony Thousand Land Surveyors Madison.
The article explains you can cancel Medicare Part B at any time and that marriage to a widow with children will end payments to the spouse but not stop payments to the children. It also notes a newspaper want ad and an engagement notice for Janet Arlene Watt and Gary L. Hartwig with details on their backgrounds and service.
Funeral services were held for Bernard J Jaegers 71 of Rockford at Stuessy Funeral Home Monroe with burial in Greenwood Cemetery. Werner Koller 61 received services at St John s United Church of Christ. Mrs John Rhyner 73 of Monroe died December 2 and was laid to rest at an area cemetery. Gary Hartwig 30 day leave from Vietnam visited his Juda family before reporting to his base in California.
The WSCS convoy meets at 2 p.m. Tuesday December 9 at Woodford United Methodist Church. October November and December birthdays and anniversaries will be honored. A black and white male puppy found on Monroe’s south side is at the city dog pound awaiting contact from police for details. Mark Alan Bechtolt, born Tuesday November a, at St. Clare Hospital to Daniel and Doris Bechtolt of Route 3 Monroe, joins siblings Scott Michael and others in a large family.
Margaret Ludden 61 died Wednesday in a Chicago hospital. Survived by a sister Mrs. Harry Ivey. Ritter Funeral Home of Mineral Point handling arrangements.
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