Barbara Ann Phelps Weds Bert G. Ableman in Whitewater
Miss Barbara Ann Phelps and Bert G. Ableman exchanged nuptial vows June 24 at the Congregational church Whitewater with Rev. Donald Hobbs officiating. A reception followed at the Masonic Temple.
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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1961
Page
3
Miss Barbara Ann Phelps and Bert G. Ableman exchanged nuptial vows June 24 at the Congregational church Whitewater with Rev. Donald Hobbs officiating. A reception followed at the Masonic Temple.
Miss Jeanette Bernice Kopp and Gerald Francis Harleman exchanged marriage vows Saturday at 2 p.m. in the Albany Methodist church. Rev. William L. King officiated with solos by Martta Reinitz and a piano accompaniment by Mrs. Robert Grossman. The bride wore Chantilly lace with a pearl and sequin crown and carried red roses and white carnations on a white Bible. Attendants wore yellow and orchid chiffon. colonial bouquets complemented the wedding party. Family members from Albany and Brodhead participated as ushers and guests in the ceremony.
Miss Kathy Jero presided over the guest book while Linda Blumer served the cake and Sharon Coplien provided punch. Lita Dehmer handled coffee and Diane Runass the ice cream. Mrs. Willis Kopp Jr. led the bridal table with out of town guests from Brooklyn Evansville and Mon Rochelle Illinois notes Mrs Harleman a Albany high school graduate and United Telephone Co employee her husband attended Orfordville high school and works in Rochelle.
Carol Alice Blum and Wayne Bahn exchanged marriage vows Saturday at 11 30 a m in the First Lutheran church Freeport. The couple will reside at 720 11th street after a trip to the South. The bride is a 1959 Madison Business College graduate employed at the Commercial and Savings Bank. The groom is a Barbering School graduate working at the New Glarus barbershop and Disch firm. Both are Monroe high school graduates from 1958.
MONTICELLO Times Special reports Mr and Mrs Paul Schrepfer and son Paul Jr of Belleville hosted a Benkert family gathering and picnic dinner Tuesday. Guests included Mr and Mrs William Rockwell and daughter Julia of Elgin J Mrs William Ht Benkert Mrs Thelma Moore Mr and Mrs Sylvan Bidlingmaier and families and Mr and Mrs Norm Benkert.
The Methodist WSCS will hold a summer Christmas party tomorrow at 12 30 p m with a potluck dinner. Mrs Rol and Thorp and Mrs Walter Bober will direct the worship and program.
Patricia Gail Schild and Robert Clarence Hendrickson wed Sunday at 2 p.m. in Argyle Methodist Church. The ceremony was officiated by Rev. Dale E. Shotts with Louise Johnson singing and Jeff Smith accompanying. The wedding party included matron of honor Mrs. Dorothy Dammen and bridesmaids Miss Martha Carpenter and Miss Judy Bicker.
The article lists Argyle and Sharon Bicker along with Cynthia Trappen Carla Groesinger Sally Dickson and Judy Bliss as parties, notes the couple will reside in Blanchardville after a wedding trip to northern Wisconsin, and mentions Mrs Hendrickson’s Argyle High School and Milwaukee Beauty Culture diploma while her husband is a Blanchardville High School graduate who spent two years at the University of Wisconsin.
Edith Jane Milestone celebrated her third birthday at a party hosted by her parents Glenn L Milestone and wife at 2504 10th street. Attendees included Donald and Vera Martin Smith Ryser Vandien Anderson Kline and other relatives. Godparents were Mrs. Martin and Arland Anderson.
The Second District Nurses Association will meet Thursday July 13 at 6 30 p m in the Colonial Hotel at Delavan. The group will hold a brief board session before a dinner program highlighting the work of school and public health nurses.
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