Marriage of Alice Haroldson and John Guld Jr
Miss Alice Haroldson daughter of Mr and Mrs Curtis Haroldson Route 2 Brodhead and John Guld Jr son of Mr and Mrs John Guld Sr Ft Atkinson were married at 11 am Saturday Jan 20 in St Rose of Lima Brodhead Rev Wilfred Shea officiated Music by Mrs Herbert Ripp The couple both students at Wisconsin State University LaCrosse and will reside at 220 W Ave South Apt 6 LaCrosse Wisconsin after Jan 25 A reception for 50 relatives followed at Town and Country Restaurant Janesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brodhead
Alice Haroldson
Curtis Haroldson
John Guld Jr
John Guld Sr
Ft. Atkinson
Wilfred Shea
St. Rose of Lima Catholic Church
Herbert Ripp
Kathy LaBarre
Barbara Haroldson
Gunther Guld
Atkinson
Jerry Spanenberg
Milwaukee
Janesville
Wisconsin State University
LaCrosse
W. Ave
South
Apt. 6
Wis
Birthday celebration for Patrick Deignan marks fifth year
Patrick Deignan celebrated his fifth birthday at a Saturday party with friends at home. Attendees included brothers and sisters, family members from Edgerton Browntown Monroe and neighbors. Euchre and games featured with prizes awarded to Bob Klemm and Mrs Endrulat among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Deignan
Marty Deignan
Tom Pandow
Stevie Kubly
Peter Creamer
Marty Schulz
Duane Ludwig
Tom Carpenter
Patrick
Annmarie
Teresa
Michael
Johnny
John
Edgerton
Farewell Party Held At Endrulats Home
A surprise farewell gathering Saturday at Mr. and Mrs. Bill Endrulat home in Browntown honored the Endrulats and Glen Knouse. Knouse plans to move near Orangeville Illinois while the Endrulats relocate east of Browntown to a new farm. Hostesses were Mrs. Donald Selmow and Mrs. Arnold Fryer. Attendees included many neighbors and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Endrulat
Browntown
Endrulat
Glen Knouse
Knouse
Orangeville
Ill
Endrulats
Donald Selmow
Arnold Fryer
Herbert Flannery
Martha
Marsha
Linda
Larry
Glenn Knouse
Julene Folgate
Helen
Nancy
Norman
Donald Sellow
Karen
Kenneth
John Marty
Barbara
Bob Stauffer
Joy
Jane
Ed Kaster
Dean
Walter Graenicher
Patrick Hampton
Albany Church Congregation Elects Officers for 1969
The Albany Lutheran Church annual meeting named new secretary Ronald Colden treasurer for three years and Sunday School superintendent Ms Ralph Kehm for one year. Nominating committee includes Mrs Walter Elmer Mrs Wayne Nipple and Gary Lewis. Hold-over officers are Ernest Kittleson president W E Dehmer vice president and Mrs Ray Haddinger financial secretary. Rev R A Nowland serves Albany and Orfordville congregations residing in Orfordville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Albany Lutheran Church
Ernest Ochsner
Ronald Colden
Ralph Kehm
Walter Elmer
Wayne Nipple
Gary Lewis
Warren Nipple
Raymond Kunder
Otto Elmer Couple Feted an Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. H. Otto Elmer celebrated their golden wedding anniversary with a family dinner at their home on January 24. Attendees included Ralph T. Elmer of Monticello, Mr. and Mrs. Jake Elmer, Mrs. Alma Freitag, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence E. Hoesly of New Glarus, and Mr. and Mrs. Hervey Hoesly of Monroe. photos were taken by Sheldon Hoesly and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Otto Elmer
Ralph T. Elmer
Monticello
Jake Elmer
Alma Freitag
Clarence E. Hoesly
New Glarus
Hervey Hoesly
Monroe
Sheldon Hoesly
St John's Aid Unit Reschedules Meeting to Wednesday
Members of St John's United Church of Christ Ladies Aid will meet Wednesday January 31 at 2 p.m. in Fellowship Hall. Rev Herbert Beecken missionary from Japan will speak and show slides. Refreshments served by Mrs Henry Babler and committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s United Church of Christ Ladies Aid
Fellowship Hall
Herbert Beecken
Japan
Henry Babler
Mrs Blumer to Host Circle III at Union Presbyterian
Mrs Werner Blumer of 1814 8th Street will host Circle III of Union Presbyterian Church at 2 p.m. Thursday February 1. Mrs Fannie Ammon leads devotions and Miss Lola Burdick presents the lesson from the Book of Mark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Werner Blumer
8Th St
Circle III
Union Presbyterian Church
Fannie Ammon
Lola Burdick
Universalist Church Names Einbeck President at Meeting
Edward Einbeck was elected president of the Universalist Church at the annual meeting on Sunday January 28 after a potluck dinner. Donovan Otteson retires as president and M Edward Trickel was chosen vice president while Robert Hardell becomes treasurer. Minor Anderson remains secretary as the group plans weekly services with Rev. Herbert Kimmel. About 50 members attended the gathering at the Community Center due to heating issues at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universalist Church
Einbeck
Edward Einbeck
Donovan Otteson
M. Edward Trickel
Walter Hammer
Robert Hardell
Minor Anderson
Herbert Kimmel
Janesville
John A. Becker
Henry J. Kubly
Donovan Oitteson
Harold Scherer
Clarence Seaton
Lillian Trickel
Ira Holcomb Celebrated at Montana Monticello Birthday Party
Ira Holcomb was honored Saturday evening at a birthday party in Monticello. The event featured euchre with Mr. and Mrs. Holcomb receiving high and guests listed including Dan Ringhand Verena Arnlow Mrs Gladys Durst and Fritz Durst. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Ira Holcomb
Holcomb
Jordan ALCW Unit Will Meet Thursday
Brooklyn special a local note reports Mr and Mrs Frank Jordan of Brooklyn observed their 66th wedding anniversary on Monday January 29. Mrs Jordan is in a nursing home in Oregon. They have two children Volney of rural Oregon and Mrs Virgil Lamb of Oregon, seven grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Frank Jordan
Jordans Observe 66th Anniversary
Members of the Jordan ALCW meet at 2 p.m. Thursday February 1 at the church for scripture and prayer led by Mrs Har old Johnson with Mrs Lawrence Berg in charge. Serving helpers include Mrs Oscar Nybroten Mrs Ivan Ellingson and Mrs Eric Halverson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Jordan Alcw
Harold Johnson
Lawrence Berg
Oscar Nybroten
Ivan Ellingson
Eric Halverson
Pop Concert Planned At New Glarus High Gym
The New Glarus high school band chorus and senior triple trio will perform a Pop Concert at 8 p.m. on Thursday February 1 in the high school gym. David Olson directs. The program features Born Free Rogers and Hammerstein medley Block M Third Man Theme Dominic with Barbara Alderman student director. Selections from Music Man Music to Watch Girls By Give Me Your Tired Your Poor and I Believe are planned. The Triple Trio includes Linda Stolts Cheryl Jelle Wendy Yaeger Beth Luchsinger Trudy Elmer Sue Bauer Debbie Iverson and will perform Spanish Eyes and Moon River. Admission is free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Glarus
David Olson
Dominique
Barbara Alderman
Linda Stolts
Cheryl Jelle
Wendy Yaeger
Beth Luchsinger
Trudy Elmer
Sue Bauer
Debbie Iverson
Moon River
Winners Listed In Voice Contest
Dawn Moore 15 year old from Badger High Lake Geneva won the First District Voice of Democracy contest and receives a Savings Bond. Jo Ann Wagner of Prairie du Chien won Wisconsin VFW voice of democracy with a trip to Washington DC. Glorie Krysiak and Susan Marie Harrigan placed second and third. Awards for district winners will be presented in a June South Milwaukee banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Voice of Democracy
Dawn Moore
Badger High
Lake Geneva
Walter
Audrey Moore
V.F.W
National Association of Broadcasters
WEKZ
Monroe
Willis Mitchell
Joseph Urban
Fred Felder
Edward J. Doyle
Monroe Post
Jo Ann Wagner
Prairie du Chien
Wisconsin Veterans of Foreign Wars
Wagner
Washington, D.C
VFW
Glorie Krysiak
Counties to get welfare funds from state ruling
Wisconsin counties may receive about 4 million dollars more in welfare payments following Attorney General Bronson La Follette’s opinion that general relief costs were wrongly included in state welfare aid calculations. Milwaukee County could gain over 2 million with the adjustment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wiscosi
Atty
Bronson C. la Folette
LaFolette
Lawrence R. Nash
Wood County Corporation Counsel
la Folette
State Department of Health and Social Services
George Keith
Public Assistance Division
Keith
Milwaukee County
TenEycks Glotzers En Route To Africa
Mr and Mrs Albert A TenEyck of Brodhead and their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Harvey Glotzer of New York City with TenEyck sister Mrs Daisy Lovett Evanston Illinois depart Monday for Africa and Europe Their first stop is Geneva Switzerland The itinerary includes Nairobi Kenya a Bush Country safari and stops in Athens Rome and Lisbon among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brodhead
Albert A. TenEyck
Inlaw
Harvey Glotzer
New York City
TenEyck
J. D
Daisy) Lovett
Evanston
Geneva
Switzerland
Nairobi
Kenya
Africa
Europe
Athens
Greece
Rome
Italy
Lisbon
Portugal
Vietnam Profile film to be shown February 3 and 4
Dr. Bob Pierce of World Vision International presents the 80 minute sound color documentary Vietnam Profile at Pisgah EUB Church New Glarus on Saturday February 3 at 8 p.m. and at Bethel EUB Church Monroe on Sunday February 4 at 8 p.m. The film traces life in war torn Vietnam through scenes of combat and the work of missionaries and Vietnamese Christians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vietnam
Bob Pierce
World Vision International
Pisgah Eub Church
New Glarus
Bethel Eub
Monroe
Dr. Pierce
U.S
Pierce
Nguyen van Duc
Y.B. Tang
Hong Kong
Ralph Carmichael
World Vision
Monrovia
California
Service Record notes Vietnam medic attached to 588th Engineer Battalion
The Service Record reports Army Pte. Junior CD. Farmer, 21, son of Mrs. Mary E. Farmer of Monroe Route 3, assigned as a medic in the 588th Engineer Battalion in Vietnam on January 5. His wife Patricia Ann, lives Route 1, Cherry Valley, Illinois. Alvin Strahm, formerly of Brodhead, promoted to Specialist Fourth Class January 22. He serves with the 93rd Engineers Float Bridge near Stuttgart, Germany. He is the son of Frederick Strahm of Monroe. address SP 4 Alvin R. Strahm, 93rd Engr FB, APO New York 09061.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vietnam
CD. Farmer
Mary E. Farmer
Monroe
Patricia Ann
Route
Cherry Valley
Ill
Strahm
Alvin Strahm
Brodhead
93Rd Engineers
Stuttgart
Germany
Frederick Strahm
Alvin R. Strahm
U.S
Engr
A.P.O
New York
Higher Education Fund Is Reduced in Wisconsin
Wisconsin colleges and universities will receive only half of expected federal aid this year. Construction grants fall from 8.2 to 4.7 million for four year schools and from 2.5 to 1.6 million for two year schools. Cuts include a 750000 library grant at the University of Wisconsin and large reductions at Marquette University Fond du Lac Oshkosh State University and other centers. Robert DeZonia calls the cuts almost disastrous for communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin
State Higher Educational Aids Board
Congress
Bureau of the Budget
University of Wisconsin
Marquette University
Milwaukee
Fond du Lac
Oshkosh State University
Wausau and
Marinette
Proxmire Pushes Canadian Trawlers To Fight Alewife Die-Off
Sen. William Proxmire proposes a bill to allow American fishers to use Canadian built trawlers for three years to catch alewives in Lake Michigan. He cites last summer’s costly die-off and warns of another disaster this summer, noting federal figures suggest a repeat heavy die-off and delayed predator deployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lake Michigan
William Proxmire
D-Wis
U.S
Feder
Choosing Draperies and Color Reflectance Guide
Side draperies widen windows and vertical lines add height while horizontal lines add width. Light reflects from colors. white 80 percent and dark greens 9 percent. Heinzelman's Paint and Decorating Center offers home consultations and carpet options at 2681 11th Avenue Monroe with hours daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heinzelman's
Paint & Decorating Center
Heinzelman’s
11Th Avenue
Monroe
Loans Support Lake Michigan Fishermen Equipment Upgrades
Federal aid planned for Lake Michigan fishermen to purchase new gear for catching alewives. Additional funds would go to the Interior Department to improve research on alewife control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Michigan
Interior Department
Stray Heifer Struck Twice Near Harold Grindey Farm
A stray Hereford heifer was struck by a passing car driven by Mrs Arlen Bender and then again by Lyle Miller. It was kept in a field at the Harold Grindey farm at the sheriff department’s request until the owner could be found. The animal later attacked Harold Grindey’s father Ralph, fracturing an elbow, and the deputies destroyed the injured animal.
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Orangeville
Harold Grindey
Sheriff’s Department
Harold
Ralph
Arlen Bender
Lyle Miller
Wisconsin electric co ops pay 815644 in 1967 taxes
Electric co opera tives paid 815644 for license fee taxes in 1967 across Wisconsin. Thirty co ops contributed with Green County distributions totaling 243.51 to the County, 951.98 to Adams town, 402.09 to Jordan town, and 11.74 to Spring Grove town. Other co ops such as Dairyland Power and Lafayette Electric reported partial payments within their total tax sums. The remainder was allocated to other counties where they operate. The medieval banqueting note appears as an unrelated historical aside about salt shaker position indicating diner status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Green County
County of
Green
Town of
Adams
Jordan
Spring Grove
Dairyland Power Cooperative
la Crosse
Lafayette Electric Cooperative
Darlington
Rock County Electric Cooperative Assn
Janesville
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Miss Haroldson
John Gult
Brodhead Church
John Gold
St. Rose of Lima
Charlie
Jenny
Kathy
Bill Endrulate
Mary
Ann
Bob Klemm
Mike
Danny
Lyle
Fryer
Glenn Haase
Don Sellow
Pug Flannery
Herb Flannery
Albany Church
Otto Elmer
St. John’s Aid Unit
Mrs. Blumer
ALCW
Jordans
New Glarus Gym
Marco
Supper Club
LaVerne Bastian
Warren
Barbara Legler
Wilbert Legler
Legler
Monroe Evening Times
Spurgeon
Kenrose
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