Olinger Weds Hanson In South Wayne Lutheran Ceremony
Mabel Ruth Olinger and Elmer M. Hanson were married Wednesday at 7 p.m. in the South Wayne Lutheran parsonage. The couple will reside on the Hanson farm in Argyle. The bride wore a powder blue lace cocktail dress and carried red roses. Best man was Morgan Johnson. maid of honor wore moss green. A dinner was served at the Maple Grove Inn. The bride previously worked for Barkalow Brothers in Omaha and taught school for 12 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Ruth Olinger
Elmer M. Hanson
Martin Hanson
Monroe
South Wayne Lutheran Parsonage
Hans C. Jersild
Morgan Johnson
Maple Grove
Wisconsin
Barkalow Brothers
Omaha
Neb
Gray Hound
Sidney
Hanson
Hanson Farm
Route 1
Argyle
New Glarus Bible School Program Presented by Youth Group
The summer Bible school program at Evangelical United Brethren church in New Glarus featured college student teachers from Bible Crusade. Participants covered Bible summaries Esther Job Life of Christ Acts and Gods Worst Enemy with songs verses and quizzes. Awards went to Danny Klassy Terry Hustad Dennis Hustad Susan Foster Wayne Hustad Kathy Klassy Miss Foster Miss Alderman and Dale Hustad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Glarus
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Wilma Spangler
Yuba
Marian Bower
Mineral Point
Bible Crusade
Arlene Beckwith
Brian Thacker
Esther
Wayne Hustad
Job
Land of Oz
Dale Hustad
Daniel
Barbara Alderman
Christ
Clark Couple Honored For 47th Anniversary
SPRING GROVE Times Special reports Mr and Mrs Clare Clark marked their 47th wedding anniversary with a family gathering and picnic supper at their home. Attending were Raymond Clark Dale Clark Stanley Clark Dennis Darrell Clark Melvin Egge meier Curtis Marilyn Elmer Stahlecker Selmar Paulson Charlie Clark Larry Terry Norman Jenson Walter Krehl and daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Grove
Clare Clark
Messrs
Mmes
Raymond Clark
Dale Clark
Stanley Clark
Dennis
Darrell Clark
Melvin Eggemeier
Curtis
Marilyn
Elmer Stahlecker
Selmar Paulson
Charlie Clark
Larry
Terry
Norman Jenson
Walter Krehl
Add-A-Million Group Meeting Near Albany
The Add-A-Million Group will meet at the Hans Schlapbach farm north of the Smiley school at the junction of Highways 39 and 59 near Albany at 8 p.m. Thursday. A picnic will be held with each family bringing their own. coffee and ice cream will be furnished. George Hartman, farm and home development agent, is the group adviser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hans Schlapbach
Smiley
Albany
George Hartman
Arnsmeier Couple Feted at Open House
Nearly 70 relatives and friends visited the Ivan Arnsmeiers for their 49th wedding anniversary. A cake by Mrs. Leola Wuetrich topped a day of gifts and about 100 congratulatory cards. A noon family dinner followed the open house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan Arnsmeiers
Leola Wuetrich
Buesser Couple Feted For 25th Anniversary
New Glarus hosts silver wedding celebration for Oswald and wife. Attending were their children John Woodruff Richard Viney and Julie Ann Belleville Eugene and Palmer and many relatives including Theodore Schneider Verona Robert Schneider Carey and Doris Meland and Bobby Pius Buesser Dorene Moldenhauer Larry Sharon Alois Buesser and Roger Buesser with Jeffery and Brian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Glarus
Oswald Buesser
John
Woodruff
Richard Viney
Julie Ann
Belleville
Eugene
Palmer
Buesser
Theodore Schneider
Verona
Robert Schneider
Carey
Doris
Vernon Meland
Home Bureau Elects Emma Zunker Orangeville Chairman
Mrs Emma Zunker was elected chairman of the Orangeville Home Bureau Unit succeeding Miss Della Seidel. Mrs Glenn Dunaway became secretary treasurer with continued officers Mrs Glenn Geiter vice chairman, Mrs Raymond Eder 4H leader, Mrs LaVerne Baylor recreation chairman, and Mrs Vera Heck health and safety chairman. The election meeting was at Mrs Emil Lenz home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orangeville
Emma Zunker
Ralph Frey Hosts Neighborhood Picnic in Argyle
A neighborhood picnic gathered at Ralph Frey’s lawn with guests including Ben Miller William Matzke Gene Taylor Ricky Russell Matzke Wesley Moe Geraldine Hassenfelt and Elmer Matzke. Honored guests were Mrs Wesley Moe and Gene Taylor for birthday anniversaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Frey
Mmes
Ben Miller
William Matzke
Gene Taylor
Ricky
Russell Matzke
Wesley Moe
Geraldine Hassenfelt
Argyle
Frey
Elmer Matzke
Mrs. Ben Cleveland Re-elected Dorcas Circle Leader
Dorcas Circle officers at the First Baptist church are re-elected with Mrs. Ben Cleveland as president, Mrs. Carlyle Porterfield as vice president, and Mrs. Nelson Miller as secretary treasurer. The group plans remodeling the church kitchen and purchasing a new window for the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Dorcas
The
First Baptist Church
Ben Cleveland
Carlyle Porterfield
Nelson Miller
Harry Noble Couple To Hold Open House On 50th Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Harry Noble of Fulton Illinois will host an open house from 2 to 4 pm Sunday July 16 at the Legion Hall in Orangeville to celebrate their golden wedding anniversary. Married July 19 1911 in Morrison they lived in Rock Falls then Orangeville before moving to Fulton. Their children Janet Ross William Jack Betty Rusk Jean Stoker and Richard plus 11 grandchildren survive with a son Robert known as Sonny deceased in 1954.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orangeville
Harry Noble
Fulton
Ill
Legion Hall
Helen Rife
Morrison
Rock Falls
William
Janet) Ross
German Valley
Jack
Manly
N.S.W
Australia
Richard
Betty
Christmas in Summer at WSCS Event
A summer Christmas party hosted by the Methodist WSCS followed a potluck in the church fellowship hall. Gifts gathered will support missions. Mrs. Roland E Thorp and Mrs. Walter J Bober led devotions and the program, with Mrs. Elverado Cox as accompanist. Dinner committee included Mrs. Cox and Mrs. Harold W. Kading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
WSCS
Church Fellowship
Roland E. Thorp
Walter J. Bober
Elverado Cox
Cox
Harold W. Kading
De Curtis Returns To Caracas Home
Camillo de Curtis 38 of Caracas Venezuela returned home after visiting Monroe and the United States to see an aunt and two first cousins he had not met. He toured Italy with his wife and five children and will resume work on government buildings and hospitals in Venezuela.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camillo de Curtis
Caracas
Venezuela
Monroe
America
de Curtis
Italy
Flora Flader
Fred Koenig
Nellie Schneider
Fluder
Christ Koenig
Edward Preuti
Schneider
United States
South America
Warren Man Charged With Concealing Assets
Frank Boelk of Warren Illinois is named in a Chicago grand jury indictment for concealing assets from Raymond A Flynn Rockford court appointed receiver of a bankruptcy Boelk filed in U S Court Freeport January 26 1960 U S District Court Clerk Carl Little Freeport received the indictment notice yesterday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Boelk
Warren
U.S. Grand Jury
Chicago
Boelk
Raymond A. Flynn
Rockford
Boerk
U.S. Court
Freeport
U.S. District Court
Carl Little
Monticello Social Roundup Recaps Weekend Travel Visits
Monticello area residents and guests share weekend trips and family visits across Wisconsin and nearby states. The roster includes Mr. and Mrs. Norman Benkert and family. Adam A. Schuler in Evansville with relatives. the Escher and Babler households hosting visitors. and multiple trips to Milwaukee, Madison, and Chicago for social and family occasions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Silver
Jacob Voegels
Edwin Broge
Albany
Monroe
Norman Benkert
Fannie G
Frieda Benkert
Prairie du Chien
Adam A. Schuler
Evansville
Frank LaPorte
Marilyn
Christine
Glen Burnie
Arthur Escher
David Clark on Tour With College Students
David Clark son of Mr and Mrs Eugene Clark is in Germany on an European tour with students from North Central College Naperville and Otterbein Westerville He witnessed the enthronement of the Archbishop of Canterbury in London visited refugee centers in Berlin and East Berlin and stayed in homes while traveling through Germany
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brodhead
David Clark
Eugene Clark
Germany
London
Canterbury
Holland
David
Berlin
East Berlin
North Central College
Naperville
Otterbein
Westerville
Ohio
Milk carton usage in the United States hits nearly 15 billion
The article notes that roughly 15 billion milk cartons are used annually across the United States, reflecting consumption patterns and packaging trends in the dairy industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Swiss United Church of Christ Youth Picnic At Village Park
The senior high youth fellowship held a Sunday picnic at Village Park with 35 members plus counselors Mr. and Mrs. Morris Marty and Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Kubly. Swimming and games followed the noon meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Glarus
Times
Swiss United Church of Christ
Morris Marty
Delmar Kubly
Mrs. Franz Elected Treasurer by Home Bureau Unit
Mrs. Eliza Franz was elected treasurer of the Oneco Home Bureau Unit at a meeting with Mrs. Ray Maass. Mrs. Eva Daughenbaugh was named vice president. Other officers are hold-overs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orangeville
Eliza Franz
Oneco Home Bureau
Ray Maass
Eva Daughenbaugh
Beverly Ann Engaged to Ronald Thostenson
Mr and Mrs Raymond Morgan announce the engagement of their daughter Beverly Ann to Ronald Thostenson son of Mr and Mrs Melvin Thostenson Route 1. No wedding date has been set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gay Steensrud
Roosevelt Road
Gayleen
Mound Street
Madison
G. Peter Ienatsch
William Ienatsch
Barneveld
Miss Steensrud
Madison General Hospital
Madison General Hospital School of Nursing
Platteville State College
Barneveld Cheese Company
Beverly Ann
Brodhead
Raymond Morgan
Ronald Thostenson
Melvin Thostenson
Spring Grove News Notes from Mrs. Herbert Mohns
Gordon Helland joins Herbert Mohns in Madison as guests. Sammy Wendler and Mrs Allan Taylor of Pecatonica visit Fred Kunderts. Sammy stays with William Dades in Janesville. Mohns couple stay at Winchester cottage. Guests include Otto Becker in Freeport and Bobby Wunschel visiting Madison. Freeport hosts Will Meinert Walter Hofmeister and Dan Brobst families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Helland
Herbert Mohns
Madison
Sammy Wendler
Allen Taylor
Pecatonica
Fred Kunderts
Sammy
William Dades
Janesville
Robert Mohns
Mohns
Winchester
Fred Kundert
Nancy
Susan Wendler
Carolyn Wendler
Allen Taylors
Otto
ICSC estimates 900 new centers planned nationwide
The International Council of Shopping Centers projects about 900 new shopping centers to be built across the country, reflecting a surge in retail development and investment opportunities for developers and tenants. This forecast signals continued growth in commercial real estate and regional economic activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
International Council of Shopping Centers
New Glarus H Club Tour Includes 120 Members
The New Glarus H Club held its annual Sunday tour with 120 members and families gathering for a noon picnic in Village Park. Visitors toured members homes to view dairy and garden projects, visiting farms of Hoesly Streiff Hustad Hustad Hustad Hustad Truttman Engen Truttman Rindy Hoesly Bonko Baumgartner Disch Thacker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Glarus Club
NEW Glarus
New Glarus #H Club
Elmer Hoesly
Melvin Streiff
Oliver Hustad
Rolland Hustad
Eldon Hustad
Mary Hustad
Irvin Truttman
Burnett Engen
Sylvan Truttman
Greenville 4 H Club Demo Night At Kaiser Home
Greenville 4 H club met Monday night at the Raymond Kaiser home with talks and demonstrations by Kathy Caudle Paul Thoman Henry and Robert Yeagle and Dorothy Babler. Special numbers by Diana Homan Owen Stamm Douglas Lincoln Walter Thoman Larry Pals and Angela Keister. Lincoln and Heck families furnished pop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
Orangeville
Raymond Kaiser
Kathy Caudle
Paul Thoman
Henry
Robert Yeagle
Dorothy Babler
Diana Homan
Owen Stamm
Douglas Lincoln
Walter Thoman
Larry Pals
Angela Keister
Lincoln
Heck
Browntown Busy Beavers Hold Annual Club Tour
The Browntown Busy Beavers 4H Club held its annual tour on Sunday drawing 80 attendees. Members visited ten homes and concluded with a picnic dinner at the Norman Nelson residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browntown
Busy Beavers
Norman Nelson
Cadiz 4 H Club Holds Tour and Picnic
The Cadiz 4 H Club held a tour and picnic at the Irvin Phillips home. Sandra Weiss president called to order. Kay O Neil led the pledge and Jimmy Babler saluted the flag. Roll call shared summer plans. Next meeting at Donald Meyer home on Tuesday July 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cadiz
4-H
Irvin Phillips
Sandra Weiss
Kay O'Neil
Jimmy Babler
Donald Meyer
Jolly Mixers Host Busy June Activities in Albany Brooklyn Area
The Jolly Mixers held several ball games and sewing sessions led by Mrs Paul Hollis. A cooking banquet at the Heller home featured junior and senior groups. Parents Night at Lake Leota park drew about 40 with the Hoesly and Bryant families in charge. A 4 H tour, coordinated by Fay Brewer, began at Perdell Myhres and ended at the Brewer farm, with Miss Nancy Fenner present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JOLLY
Albany- Brooklyn
Paul Hollis
Clarence Hoesly
Carl Heller
Heller
Lake Leota Park
Evansville
Otto Bryant
Fay Brewer
Perdell
Great Plague Death Toll in London Reaches 68,596 in 1665
The Great Plague of 1665 in London caused an estimated 68,596 deaths across the city. Contemporary records note widespread illness and significant mortality during the outbreak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
AMA Protests Kefauver Drug Controls Proposal
The American Medical Association opposed giving a government agency power to license drugs and judge usefulness. Senator Estes Kefauver argues the bill will boost competition and lower prices, while the AMA warns it could curb research and medical discretion. Key points include FDA licensing powers, patent-use limits, testing and advertising oversight, and official drug naming to curb brand dependence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
American Medical Association
Sen. Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
AMA
Hugh H. Hussey Jr
Senate
Kefauver
Congress
Subcommittee
Food and
Milk production up on Wisconsin farms since 1950
Wisconsin Crop Reporting Service notes a 21 percent rise in milk output from 1950 to 1960, totaling 17 953 million pounds last year and driven by higher production per cow. Milk price gains of about 11 percent and a 15 percent rise in input costs offset gains in cash income for farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Crop Reporting Service
Bertie Woolworth 75 Dies at Darlington
Gratiot services for Bertie Woolworth a retired interior decorator who died Thursday in Darlington hospital. Funeral at 2 p m tomorrow at O Flaherty funeral home Shullsbury. Survived by son Floyd Gratiot daughter Mrs Marvin Murray Apple River Hl and two sisters Mrs Ringwell Peterson Wiola and Mrs Charles Peterson Darlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gratiot
Bertie Woolworth
Darlington Hospital
O’flahiity
Shullsbury
Floyd
Marvin Murray
Apple River
Ringwell Peterson
Wiola
Charles Peterson
Darlington
Former Secretary Inherits $1,296,000
Newton Massachusetts report says Charles W. Abbott 67 who served 50 years as personal secretary to Maude B. Kimball widow retires on Social Security pension. Kimball died and probate court allows her will naming Abbott as beneficiary with a payment of 1,296,500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton, Mass
Charles W. Abbott
Maude B. Kimball
Lost Act Unearthed in Peculiar Legal Quirk
A curious case notes a missing act linked to a long dormant project. Officials describe the situation as an unusual but resolvable snag, warning stakeholders that timelines may shift as remedies are pursued. Local archivists confirm no further details are available at this time.
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Elmer Hanson
South Wayne
Clark
Arnsmeier
Home Bureau Group
Zunker
Edens
Winston
Lady Churcill
Sir Anthony
Lady Eden
Churchill
Monticello
C. D. Curtis
Verlyn Adamson
Douglas
Willis Bablers
Ruth Leach
Clyde Walker
C. M. Stauffer
Fred Holcomb
Tom Holcomb
Chris Jensen
Stoughton
Holcomb
Marcus Elmer
Marion
Henry J. E
Norman Benkett
Herman W. Elmer
Armin Loeffel
Van
Ted
Carl
Guy
Yellowstone Lake
Paul Voegels
Paul W
Milwaukee
Braves
Frederick Tuescher
William Tuescher
Washington - Mt. Pleasant - Albany
Neil Buechel
Walter Haur
Jacob Voegeli
Wilbert Dick
C. W. Karlen
Donna
Racine
Herman Blum
Lydia Voegels
Robert Wild
Jake Krieg
Harold Long
Genoa City
Hugo Gmar
RoxAnn Gempeler
Kathy ZumBrunnen
Robert ZumBrunnens
Spooner
William Benkett
Thelma Moore
Wayne
Leon Gempeler
Knute Linrude
Edgerton
Charles Putnam
Harvey
Alwina Gempeler
Alma Gempeler
Goshen
Ind
Irma Butts
Carl Dick
Lora Dick
Julie Krieg
Lena Stuessy
Mrs. Franz
Home Bureau
Mrs. Herbert Mohns
Evening Times Job Printing Department
caRe Perry
Pg Farm Scene
Bertie
Carole Jeanne
Lincoln School
Bank—Safe Deposit Boxes
Sav
First National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
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