Miss Rew and Theodore Rygh Jr Wed at East Viota Church
MISS Rew sennoon wed Theo dore Rygh Jr son of Mr and Mrs Rygh in a double ring ceremony at East Viota Lutheran church Rev Waldo R Wold officiated Russell Nelson served as soloist with Mrs A P Anderson accompanying Mrs Nelson was matron of honor Henry Berg was best man and Arleigh Hansen groomsman The couple will reside on Route 4 after a Louisiana trip Miss Rugh is an Argyle high school graduate and her husband a Monroe high school graduate who farms with his father.
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Rew Sennoon
Arthur Hansen
South Wayne
Theodore Rygh Jr
Arleigh Hansen
Louisiana
Route 4
Rugh
Argyle
Monroe
Woman's Club Fair Proclaimed Success
The Monroe Woman's Club fair, sponsored by the Monroe club, was declared a success by co chairs Mrs Donovan Mr Bruni and Mr Lamboiey. The First National Bank annex hall featured Christmas greens floodlights and booths with yuletide themes. Items sold included paper white elephants aprons on a clothesline and an angel with candles. Christmas music filled the day JoJo the clown visited the children's corner giving balloons and suckers. Proceeds will fund a $250 teaching scholarship for a 1956 Monroe high school graduate.
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Monroe Woman's Club
First National Bank
Mmes
J. Walter Donovan
John H. Bruni
Leland L. Lamboiey
JoJo the Clown
Monroe High School
Sam Hoesly Birthday Dinner Honored in 79th Celebration
Sam Hoesly a Clarno Township native born December 4, 1876 and longtime printer was honored at a birthday dinner by Mr and Mrs Bruce M Blum along with his wife. He served in Co H of the National Guard during the Spanish American War in 1898 and recalled moving with his parents to the Blum home 72 years ago.
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Pammously
Bruce M. Blum
Yule Program At Immanuel Evangelical United Church
Immanuel Evangelical United Brethren Church hosts a 8 p.m. Christmas program titled Who Is He with a playlet Tea With An International Committee performed by Mines Harold A. Wagner Russell Shultz John E Kryder and Mrs Stanley Mauermann chairing the program. Christmas cheer offering supports foreign and home missions and local relief under Christian social relations committee. Refreshments by Mrs John H Chambers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ste Cassone
Christ
Eva Spreng
Earl J. Geigel
Christian Social Relations Committee
Mmes
Glenn F. Stauffacher
Herman A. Stuessy
John H. Chambers
Schindler Heads Immanuel Church Class Election
Herman Schindler was elected president of the Faithful Workers Class at Immanuel Evangelical United Brethren church. Other officers named include Mrs. Stella Baumgartner as vice president Mrs. W F Stauffacher as secretary and Mrs. John Donmeyer as treasurer at yesterday's annual dinner and meeting.
Lida Ludlow Reading Club Meets Wednesday
The Lida Ludlow Reading Club will meet Wednesday at 2 45 p m in the Mrs C J Schwingel home Mrs Erma L Thurber will give a talk on her European trip and will show slides and souvenirs Officers will be elected The Phytiian Sisters will elect officers tomorrow night at 8 in 100F hall A Christmas party with gift exchange will be held.
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YALE
Albany
Friendship Circle of the
Methodist Church
Cadiz Farm Bureau
Cadiz Town Hall
Lida Ludlow Reading Club
Phytiian Sisters
Three Mishaps Occur in County
Over the weekend three automobile incidents were reported in the county. Robert Wayne O Connor, 21, of 605 22nd Avenue, struck a utility pole east of 17th Avenue at the city limits after skidding on ice. Willard E. Shager, 23, and Cecil Harold Edwards, 53, were in a second collision at 13th Avenue and Mth Street with minor damage. J A MacDonald of Freeport slid off the road at Martintown, hitting a pole and damaging front end components after skidding on ice.
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Martintown
Robert Wayne O'Connor
22Nd Avenue
17Th Avenue
O'Connor
Willard E. Shager
Woodford
Cecil Harold Edwards
South Wayne
13Th Avenue
Mth Street
J. A. MacDonald
Freeport
MacDonald
Monticello Board Sets Tax Rate and Lot Prices
A Monticello village board special meeting was tentatively set to discuss revenue bonds for a new disposal plant. Trustees approved a tax rate of one dollar per thousand and a school tax of 12.12. the 1954 taxes were 2 per thousand and 11.52 for the school tax. The village assessed valuation is 3,161,800, up from 3,107,400 in 1954. The board also set cemetery lot price at 35 per space with perpetual care and prohibited overnight parking on Main Street in winter.
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uwneeLuy Vaames
UW Band Tour Set for Late January to February
Communities in southwestern Wisconsin may book the University of Wisconsin Band for morning afternoon or evening concerts during its annual good will tour from January 28 to February 2. Organizations should write to Band Manager Jerry Polansky at Music Hall in Madison for arrangements.
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Madison
Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin
Jerry Polansky
Music Hall
University band tours outline funding options
Prof. Raymond Dvorak director of university bands explains sponsors may pay for three tour concerts. An evening show costs 200 dollars plus overnight lodging and breakfast for 80 members, an afternoon show 100 dollars plus dinner, and a morning show 100 dollars plus lunch, with the tours described as self-sustaining.
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Madison
Raymond Dvorak
Prof. Dvorak
Precinct Workers Will Be Nominated by County Democrats
County Democrats plan to nominate paid poll workers for 28 precincts. Democrats will meet Thursday evening at the City hotel to draft a list of three to five names per precinct, with recommendations due by January 31. Ray Barth chairs the party, listing officers including Mrs George Abplanalp Cadiz Township president, Mrs Royal Voegeli Monticello secretary, and R W Woelffer Jr Monticello treasurer.
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Election Board
Ray Barth
Barth
Iness
George Abplanalp
Cadiz Township
Royal Voegeli
Monticello
R. W. Woelffer Jr
Service Record: Sharer Assigned to Carrier Leyte Trip
David Sharer left Milwaukee by plane Saturday for Quonset Point Rhode Island to await the USS Leyte aircraft carrier arrival to which he is assigned. He has been on leave since November 12 visiting family, the T. E Sharers. Sharer enlisted last summer.
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Albany
David Sharer
Milwaukee
Quonset Point
R.I
Leyte
T. E Sharers
Sharer
Zurfluh Returns to Norfolk After Navy Leave
Robert David Zurfluh son of Mr and Mrs John Zurfluh Sr returned to Norfolk Virginia after a two week leave his first home visit in eight months He enlisted in the Navy in January and was guest of honor at a Thanksgiving family dinner at the John Zurfluh Sr home with 35 attendees
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Norfolk
Albany
Robert David Zurfluh
John Zurfluh Sr
Navy
NBC Plans Opera Tour to Major Cities
NBC plans to send an opera company on a fall tour to major U.S. cities and eastern Canada. Chairman David Sarnoff cites operatic demand from televised operas, noting the touring NBC company was organized from that experiência. Amazing bargains in The Times classified, check them daily.
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NBC
New York
National Broadcasting Co
United States
Canada
David Sarnoff
Times
Monticello Family News and Weekend Travels
A roundup of Monticello residents and relatives visiting Madison Milwaukee and New Glarus. Mr and Mrs H A Becker spent Saturday in Milwaukee and were joined by George Brown and family en route to Norfolk Virginia. Beverly Babler visited Madison over the weekend with her parents Herman and Mrs. Babler. Donald Schuler a UW student spent Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs Adam Schuler and other local families including the Pierces of New Glarus.
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H. A. Becker
Milwaukee
Madison
George Brown
Norfolk
Minnie Becker
New Glarus
Beverly Babler
Herman Babler
Donald Babler
Janesville
R. J. Theiler
Henry Babler Sr
Donald Schuler
University of Wisconsin
Adam Schuler
James Pierce
Weekend Visitors and Services in Monroe Area
Sunday guests included Robert Holcomb Jr and family with Mr and Mrs Robert Holcomb Sr. Others visiting Monroe included Mr and Mrs Herman Babler on Friday. Dorothy Barlow of Blanchardville spent the weekend at home and business callers came to Monroe Saturday. Several attended John Disch’s funeral in Madison. A G U G G card party gathered in New Glarus. A snake fact states there are 20 poisonous snake types in the United States in four families coral copperhead water moccasin and rattlesnake.
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Robert Holcomb Jr
Robert Holcomb Sr
Herman Babler
Monroe
Dorothy Barlow
Blanchardville
O. D. Curtis
Doris Wagner
Curt
John Disch
Madison
Robert Holcomb
Dave Brink
Lydia Voegels
Alwina Gempeler
Anton Hefty
Clara Elmer
Melvin Blumer
G.U.G.G
New Glarus
Marlene Holdrich
Lorena Holdrich
United States
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