Miss Stuessy and Reimer Wed In Monroe Ceremony
Cinda Lou Stuessy of Eau Claire wed Chris Russel Reimer son of Milwaukee at a Monroe church ceremony officiated by Rev. Melvin J. The bride wore a nylon gown with empire waist and detachable train aided by Venice lace headpiece. The event follows a long wedding journey through Albany Browntown Browntown area society notices and family details. The couple will reside in Madison after Jan. 26 as both attend UW Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cinda Lou Stuessy
Marston Ave
Eau Claire
Herman A. Stuessy
15Th Ave
Monroe
Chris Russel Reimer
Tho Ieeent
Russel F. Reimer
56Th St
Milwaukee
Melvin J
Venice
Ben Blaser
Ruth
Merryth Seaton
Debbie Strope
Madison
Scott Wilson
Kevin Hint
John Etter
Reimer
Fellowship Hall
John Keegan
Whitewater
Steve Wuetrich
Vikki Lysser
Linda Johnson
Diane Siedschlag
Monticello
Melody
Cheryl Reimer
Park Village
Park Street
Monroe High School
University of Wisconsin, Madison
University of Wisconsin
Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity
Browntown Families Celebrate Christmas At Home Gatherings
A long list of Browntown area families hosted or attended Christmas gatherings and dinners across Monroe Argyle Orfordville Madison Janesville and surrounding towns. Visitors included Mrs Theda May Browntown Mrs Ruth Flannery and many relatives with dinners gifts and church events noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Flannery
Robert Pitts
Argyle
Roger Berry
Monroe
DeWayne Flannery
Gordon Lee
Gilbert Zentner
Janesville
Donald Flannery
Chicago
Herbert Flannery
Rose Vincent
Theda May
Winslow
Marvin Sandley
Oscar Samson
Thomas Phillips
Browntown
Keith Berg
Dale Mingo
Pleasant Valley
Iowa
Clarence Miller
Keith Miller
Gerald Miller
South
Wayne
Wyssbrod- Guttmer
Martintown
Dale Young
Lauren Young
Madison
Paul Young
Baraboo
Bruce Young
Platteville
Gerald Swiggum
Harrison Schneider
St. Charles
Ill
Gary Stark
Beloit
Maynard Stark
Orfordville
Terry London
Clinton
Kenneth Stark
Freeport
Mamie Stark
Cora Bock
Barbara Chapman
South Wayne
Hubert Rockow
Cleora Ritter
Leon Rockow
W. G. May
Arthur Bear
Jack Miller
Oswego, N. Y
M. V. Millers
Christmas Customs and Celebrations Across Nations
The piece outlines varied world Christmas traditions from December 6 to January 6 and highlights bells, trees, and songs. It notes Zurich bells calling families to church, the German origin of the tree, Rockefeller Center’s 1933 giant Norway Spruce, and the White House tree lighting ritual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zurich
Switzerland
Santa Claus
Germany
America
Rockefeller Plaza
New York City
Washington D. C
United States
White House
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Chester Cox
Newark Town Hall
Newark-Beloit
Louisa Weber
E. F. Spray
Methodist Church
Bertha Olson
George Kelly
Radke
Miss Stuessy, Riemer
Albany
J. J. Disch
William Gill
Ralph W. Sellow
Roger Engle
Daniel Duerst
DeForest
Milton Krueger
Susan
Tom
Norman Gempeler
Jerry Krueger
Evansville
Wilbert Ross
Katrina
Karinna
Shirl Alberts
Brodhead
Robert Gempeler
Sally
Jane
Kenneth Frydenlund
Cathy
Jim
John
R. W. Sellow
Alvin Miller
Gills
Bradley Stoll
Bradley Jon Stoll
Roger Stoll
Peace
Los Angeles
Cora Weiss
Women’s Strike For Peace
State Department
North Vietnam
Mrs
C. D. Curtis
Robert Getman
Curt
David
Howard Aldrich
Amherst
Ralph Getman
Stevens Point
Rosanda Richards
Southern Illinois University
Edwardsville
Yolanda Richards
Howard R. Steinmann
Mick
Sue Ann
James Steinmann
Calif
Donald Knobel
Phillip Knobel
Elkhorn
Allen Schlittler
Tamie
Harold Babler
Chaye
Bryan
Clarence Sorenson
New Lisbon
Fred Durtschi
E. C. Aquino
Robert Durtschi
Dave Brink
Jim von Eschen
Gene Lamm
Clif
Ford Burge
Walter Brink
Vernon
Victor Babler
New Glarus
Julie Krieg
Port Washington
Jake Krieg
John Herschlei
Barbara
Jacksonville
Fla
Fred Roethlisberger
Raymond Robertson
Terra Haute
Ind
John C. Babler
Albert Crouch
James Peterson
Elizabethton
Tenn
Ralph Kubly
Paul Ritschard
Ruth Heinzelman
Raymond
William Heinzelman
Chad
Lori
Herman Ritschard
Dale
Daryl
Fort Atkinson
Thomas Kubly
Brenda
Scott
Walgreen Agency
Queens Report
England
NEW York
Marty O'Connell
City Department of Sanitation
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