Betti Marie Voegeli Weds LaVern Wahl In Monticello Church
In a 2 pm ceremony at the Swiss Evangelical and Reformed church Monticello Miss Betty Marie Voegeli daughter of Mr and Mrs Herman Voegeli Route 2 exchanged nuptial vows with LaVern Garnet Wahl son of Mr and Mrs Guy Wahl Blanchardville. Rev Walter Waeckerle officiated. The couple will celebrate with a dinner at Swiss Wheel Monroe and a wedding dance at Turner Hall Monroe.
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Monticello
Betty Marie Voegeli
Herman Voegeli
Route 2
LaVern Garnet Wahl
Guy Wahl
Blanchardville
Evangelical and Reformed
Walter Waeckerle
Browntown Peace Church
A. R. Achtemeier
Charlene Holcomb
Monroe
Beverly Voegels
Willis Wahl
Gaylord Voegels
Turner Hall
Wahl
Voegelis
Herman Ritschard
Route 3
Messrs
Ralph Voegeli
William Grossen
Fred Grossen
Arthur Studer
Josiah Crouch
Norman Ritschard
Betty Voegels
LaVern Wahl
Robert Grossen
Belleville
John Grossen
Delbert Ritschard
George Grossen
Donald Ritschard
Walter Grossen
Emil Grossen
William Bidlingmaier
John Vogel
Elton Segner
Leona Foulker
Browntown
Fidelis Circle to Host Christmas Playlet and Silver Offering
Mrs A A TenEyck hosts the Fidelis Circle at her home with co hosts Mrs Vernon Knezel and Mrs Tom Richards. A playlet titled Christmas the Beautiful features eight characters and a silver offering for Odanna Mission. Mrs Oren Burt reads Let's Keep Christmas by Peter Marshall.
California Storm Claims Five Lives
Northern California storm over the weekend caused five deaths and stranded seven passenger trains with 1,370 passengers. The system disrupted highways and power, flooded lowlands, and delayed trains until snowplows cleared a 24 hour backlog near Dunsmuir, 350 miles north.
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San Francisco
California
Southern Pacific
Dunsmuir
Here
Airports of Nation See Record Traffic in FY Ends June 30
Washington dispatch reports the Civil Aeronautics Administration says U S airports logged 16,673,562 landings and takeoffs in the 12 months ending June 30, a two percent rise from the prior year, marking the busiest year in history for U S airports.
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics Administration
CAA
Watertown groups to press civil defense ground observers
A coalition of 20 Watertown organizations with representatives at Operation Skywatch voted to continue the local civil defense project. They will meet next week to advance plans to support the ground observers post and the statewide effort.
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Plan Observer Aid
Watertown
County census shows more men than women in Green County
The 1950 Green County census totals reveal 12 273 males and 11 899 females among 24 172 residents. Whites numbered 24 162, four Negroes and six of other races. Median age 32.4. 11.4 percent 65 or older. 2 689 children under five.
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Green County
Michael J. Galko
Bureau of the Census
Milwaukee
Washington
U. S. Census Bureau
Wisconsin
Norway
Austria
Canada
Italy
Czechoslovakia
Earliest Christians Unknown to Burial in Churches
The text notes that burial inside church buildings or churchyards was unfamiliar to the earliest Christians, indicating a distinct burial practice among early Christian communities and their evolving rites.
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