Mary Rupnow and Donald Austin Wed at New Glarus Church
Miss Mary Helene Rupnow and Donald Le Roy Austin were married at Swiss United Church of Christ New Glarus at 2 p.m. Rev. Lynn Tschudy officiated the ceremony. The couple will reside in Belleville after a wedding trip to the East. he is an assistant cashier at Belleville State Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Helene Rupnow
Donald Leroy Austin
New Glarus
Jerry Bear
Jeanette Reuter
Sonja Blaser
Susan Schindler
Debra Becker
Jean Austin
Cindy Rupnow
Tom Rupnow
Miss Rupnow
Glenn Showers Jr
Garry Kohl
Paul Tyvan
Stanley Rupnow
Henry Austin
Rupnow
Mrs. Austin
Cym
Marie Stampfli
Clifford Bear Sr
Claude Becker
Robert Flanagan
Gary Kohl
Harriet Ross
Sherry Funseth
Karen Weber
Lois Wenger
Corrine Austin
George Zoske Resigns Mt Horeb School Post
George Zoske resigns after three years as Mt Horeb school band director and accepts a position at West Allis junior high. He and his wife plan to move next month. Zoske also led the choir at Mt Horeb Evangelical Lutheran church and directed the city band during the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Horeb
George Zoske
West Allis
Zoske
Mt. Horeb Evangelical Lutheran Church
Nine Areas Had Increase in Jobs
Nine labor market areas were dropped from the substantial unemployment list this month as job opportunities improved. Reading Pa moved into the substantial category while Detroit rose from above 12 percent to 9-12 percent. Chicago Cincinnati and others fell below 6 percent, with six more improving yet still above the 6 percent threshold.
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Washington
Labor Department
Chicago
Cincinnati
Wilmington
Del
Grand Rapids
Kalamazoo
Lansing
Lowell
Mass
Atlantic City
N.J
Battle Creek
Flint
Saginaw
Mich
Ingwell Attends DePauw University Summer Institute
Charles Ingwell of New Glarus attends the Junior Engineers and Scientists Summer Institute at DePauw University Green Castle Indiana. The program runs June 25 to July 8 and includes 165 high school juniors and seniors from 15 states and one foreign country. Courses cover architecture botany and biology chemistry engineering zoology math physics and astronomy with home economics and medical services for girls.
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NEW Glarus
Charles Ingwell
Marshall Ingwell
DePauw University
Greencastle
Ind
Scientists of Tomorrow
Portland
Ore
Home From Germany Miss Campbell on Foreign Service Leave
Miss Joyce Campbell of the Foreign Service Staff Corps is on home leave before a Port of Spain assignment. She served in Bonn Germany the last two years and plans a three week California visit before a leisure freighter trip to Trinidad. The State Department seeks qualified clerks and secretaries for overseas posts.
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Foreign Service
Joyce Campbell
Port of Spain
Trinidad
British West Indies
Caribbean
Bonn
Germany
United States
Washington
D.C
Monroe
Edna Campbell
Europe
West Germany
Oberammergau
Holland
Rome
Greece
Palatus
Switzerland
Miss Campbell
California
Phoenix
Ariz
New Orleans
Monroe High School
United Telephone Co
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
Department of State
Secre
Play at Beloit College Opens Tuesday
The Autumn Garden by Lillian Hellman opens at Beloit College Court Theater Tuesday under Kirk Denmark. The play runs 8:30 p.m. July 4 to July 7 in Wright Art Center central court with summer guests as the focus. The Matchmaker by Thornton Wilder follows opening Tuesday, July 11.
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Lillian Hellman
Beloit College Court Theater
Kirk Denmark
Beloit
Department of Speech and Dramatic Arts
Central Court of Wright Art Center
Thornton Wilder
Cubans Arrive in Odessa for Soviet Agriculture Study
An official Friday notice said 1,000 young Cubans had arrived in Odessa en route to Soviet colleges to study agricultural methods.
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Russia
Havana
Cuba
Odessa
May Swiss and Italian Cheese Output Rises in 1961
USDA reports May production of Swiss cheese at 12,860,000 pounds up 18 percent from April and above May 1960. Limburger output falls to 300,000 pounds from April and below May 1960. Italian cheese tops 15,530,000 pounds, up 3 percent from April and 15 percent above May 1960.
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USDA
Browntown Notices of Weekend Guests and Gatherings
Weekend guests at the Ross Vincent home included Gertrude Klotsch, George Klotsch and children from Cambridge Indiana, Elgin, and others. Dining hosts Ralph Luecken and Gerald Swiggum hosted a barbecue dinner with several families from Forreston and surrounding areas. Robert Huffman returned home after a two week Veterans Hospital stay in Madison. Verna Marie and others are listed among local visitations.
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Ross Vincent
Gertrude Klotsch
George Klotsch
Elgin
Donald Bertsch
Cambridge
Ind
George Brown
Freeport
Paul Vincent
Harvard
Ill
Lyman Davis
Monroe
Noel Chapin
Edwin Dallman
Macie Ross
Darlington
William Kellers
Ralph Lueck
Mmes
Gerald Swiggum
Ray Montgomery
Marvin Stauffacher
John Hirsch
Earl Simlers
Forreston
Maynard Stark
Orfordville
Frank Stark
Goldie Rigney
Madison
Vernie Werren
John Stublaski
Andy Stublaski
Rudolph
Verna Marie
Weekend visits brighten small town ties
Seddlar Milwaukee spent the past week there and Monday Mr and Mrs Hey Libby Boise Ida arrived for a visit at the Werren home Randy and Kirk Goodman Stockton spent the weekend at their grandparents Mr and Mrs Dewey Goodmans Mr and Mrs Ole Berg Argyle were dinner guests at the Dewey Goodmans home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seddlar
Milwaukee
Hey Libby
Boise
Ida
Werren
Randy
Kirk Goodman
Stockton
Dewey Goodmans
Ole Berg
Argyle
Incoming Vilas Judge Loses Driving License
Vilas County Judge-elect J R Dickerson lost his driver's license for a year after Circuit Judge Herbert A Bunder dismissed Dickerson's appeal from a drunken driving conviction. Dickerson was arrested June 12, 1990, at Woodruff. he pleaded innocent then no contest and was found guilty with a $150 fine. The appeal dismissal allows the conviction and fine to stand and triggers automatic license revocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhinelander
Vilas
J. R. Dickerson
Herbert A. Bunder
Dickerson
Woodruff
Bunde
Landmark to Go in Milwaukee Hotel Demolition
Milwaukee's historic Republican hotel a downtown landmark for 77 years will be torn down in the fall as part of The Milwaukee Journal expansion plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Journal
New Glarus 4-H Club Plans Annual Tour and Picnic
The New Glarus 4-H Club holds its annual tour and picnic Sunday. Members meet in the village park at 10 30 a m. A pot luck dinner will be at noon at the park with the tour continuing in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Glarus Club
NEW Glarus
New Glarus 4-H
Phil Halverson Hired Mt. Horeb Principal
Mt Horeb parents learn Phil Halverson of Stoughton is named grade school principal and will teach 7th and 8th grades. A 1952 Whitewater State College graduate, he has taught at Milton Rothschild and Hartland and is pursuing a UW Milwaukee master’s. He served in Tokyo 1946 48 and was Pacific Stars and Stripes sports writer and editor. He and Mrs Halverson have two daughters Mary Claire aged 2 and Marcia Kay five months.
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MT. Horeb
Phil Halverson
Stoughton
Whitewater State College
Milton, Rothschild and Hartland
University of Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Army
Tokyo
Pacific Stars and Stripes
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Mrs. Donald Leroy Austin
Bertha Schindler
Lanz Insurance
Broad Farm
Blanket Farm Personal
Farm Liability
Hartford Livestock
A & H Hospital
Life Insurance
Herb Lanz
Wilkenson Agency
Lanz- Johnson Partnership
Hartford
ST. Paul
Firemen’s—General Casualty
Aetna—American
National—Time
Prudential
Camden
Bituminous
Lanz Agency
Glen Schwartz
Monroe Area
Ingwell
Taries
Washington, D.C
Beloit College
Browntown
Mrs
Theda Mau
Monroe Power Clinic
Highway 69
Sun
Clayton
Graymills
Manuels
Francis du Montier
Harley Shelton
Rep
Landerud Realty Co
McFarland, Wis
Myron Wilcox, Stoughton
Dorothy Salter
William Lanz
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