Julie Jacobs Weds Richard Coplien In Methodist Ceremony
Julie Ann Jacobs and Richard Allen Coplien married June 27 at 2 pm in First Methodist Church Madison. They reside at 729 Pine Crest Drive Madison after a wedding trip to northern Wisconsin. The bride is daughter of Lee and 1817 14th Ave. groom is son of Carl Coplien, 920 30th Ave. Ceremony included organist Mrs. Clarence Seaton and a reception. Both graduates of Monroe High School, she 1965 and he 1964. he works as a Kroger meatcutter.
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Wisconsin
Richard Allen Coplien
Pinecrest Drive
Madison
Julie Ann Jacobs
Lee O. Jacobs
14Th Ave
Carl Coplien
30Th Ave
James Weis
Clarence Seaton
Marlynn Pederson
Dean Maddrell
James Sager
Marjorie Marti
Mary Meyers
Kathy Blum
Jane Mitchell
Susan Brechlin
Ernest Busjahn
John Steinman
Milwaukee
Juda
Clarno
Rockford
Deerfield
Coplien
Monroe High School
Kroger Co
Barbara Faith Feted With Bridal Shower
Miss Barbara Faith of Monroe is honored at a surprise bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Richard Lane at 1419 29th Ave. Co-hostesses include Donna Faith Albany and others. Attendees list many local residents. Miss Faith to wed Gary L. Hoesly of Monroe on August 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Faith
Monroe
Richard Lane
29Th Ave
Donna Faith
Albany
Marge Ziltener
Brodhead
Mary Brandt
Mmes
Dennis Hunt
Francis Denny
Donovan Faith
Emma Lehr
Harold Rading
Elizabeth Scheidegger
George McKeown
George Cromwell
Henry S. Hefty
Eugene Maurer
Larry Leopold
Robert Hoesly
Herman Blum
Hervey Hoesly
Carol Jean Beightol
Holly Hoesly
Elvina Rust
Terry Faith
William Berndt
David Hughes
Collins Couple Feted For 25th Anniversary
Blanchardville Times Special report notes Mr and Mrs Rockwell Collins of Normand Beach Florida were honored at a 25th anniversary dinner at LaPods Supper Club near Janesville. They visited Ella Hanson and Don Collins homes in Blanchardville and Brodhead. Attendees included Elmer Hanson Raymond Hanson Jonas Kammerode Timmy Schneider Perry Granberg Alfred Beck.
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Blanchardville
Rockwell Collins
Normand Beach
Fla
LaPods
Janesville
Elmer Hanson
Don Collins
Brodhead
Messrs
Mmes
Raymond Hanson
Jonas Kammerode
Timmy Schneider
New Glarus
Perry Granberg
Beloit
Alfred Beck
Racine
Swiss Church youths head to Bible Camp Sunday
Seven members of the Swiss Church will depart Sunday for Bible Camp at Green Lake. The group includes Jane Ingwell Valla Zentner Charles Meyer Jon Strickler Greg Erickson Mark Richert and Paul Schneider.
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New Glarus
Green Lake
Jane Ingwell
Valla Zentner
Charles Meyer
Jon Strickler
Greg Erickson
Mark Richert
Paul Schneider
Thacker and Foster Attend EUB Convention at Camp Lucerne
Mrs. Frederick Thacker and Mrs. Earl Foster attended the WSWS convention of the EUB Church held all week at Camp Lucerne near Neshkoro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Glarus
Frederick Thacker
Earl Foster
WSWS
EUB
Camp Lucerne
Neshkoro
Waelti Family Reunion Set for Sunday Picnic
The Waelti reunion is planned for Sunday July 11 at Recreation Park with a picnic dinner served at noon.
Two Babler Sisters Entertain at Moose Meeting
Misses Cindy and Elizabeth Babler entertained with vocal selections at a Women of the Moose meeting in Moose Hall. Mrs. Roy Speich presented Mrs. Henry Babler Jr. a red tassel during the College of Regents ceremony. Members include Henry Babler Jr Roy Speich Cecil Jones Russell West Jack Marty Robert H Maurer Chalmer Armstrong Lee Babler and Ruth Thurston. Mrs. West reported on Moosehart trip after receiving cap and gown and a gift from Mrs. Henry Babler Jr on behalf of the College. Mrs. William Korn, new senior regent, introduced new chairmen and corsages were given. An invitation to Vickie Riddioughs graduation was read and Miss Riddiough thanked the Lodge for the scholarship. The meeting closed by candlelight.
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Cindy
Elizabeth Babler
Women of the Moose
the Moose Hall
Roy Speich
Henry Babler Jr
College of Regents
Mmes
Cecil Jones
Russell West
Jack Marty
Robert H. Maurer
Chalmer Armstrong
Lee Babler
Ruth Thurston
Get Acquainted Meet With Auxiliary Event At Club
A get acquainted golfing tourney and regular Country Club Auxiliary lunch and meeting were held yesterday afternoon. Golf winners included Mrs. James Forbes Mrs. Perry Power Mrs. Rodney Kittelsen and Mrs. John Kundert. Bridge victors were Mrs. Ralph Wenger Mrs. Illa Morrell and Mrs. Byron Bennett. Guests included Mrs. C M Sayner and Mrs. Leo Back Sr from LaCrosse and out of town member Mrs. Vern Rusek of Milwaukee.
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Country Club
James Forbes
Perry Power
Rodney Kittelsen
John Kundert
Ralph Wenger
Illa Morrell
Byron Bennett
C. M. Sayner
Leo Back Sr
LaCrosse
Vern Rusek
Milwaukee
Sweet Sixteen Party Honors Connie Miller
Orangeville notes a Sweet Sixteen surprise party for Connie Miller at her parents home. Hostess Mollie Albright and Mrs Miller oversaw ten guests who played volleyball and softball before gifts and a red rose decorated cake were served.
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Orangeville
Connie Miller
Kenneth Miller
Mollie Albright
Tuesday Luncheon At Decatur Lake Club Features Bridge Winners
Mmes. Lowell Ringen and Russell Rosheisen co hosted the luncheon at Decatur Lake Country Club. Bridge winners were Mmes. Maye Gardner and Mattie Coldren. Mrs. D D Nelson won the golf prize.
Robertson Reunion Planned at Bluff View Park
The Robertson Reunion will be held at Bluff View Park in July with a picnic dinner served at noon. Attendees are asked to bring their own beverages.
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Robertson
Bluff View Park
Feutz Roenigk Nup tials Held in Plymouth Church
Elise Caroline Feutz and Martin Allen Roenigk wed at the First Congregation United Church of Christ in Plymouth. The ceremony featured Rev. Herbert Balcom and organ music by Stephen Rhode. The couple plans a Banff Lake Louise honeymoon and will reside in Chicago.
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Elise Caroline Feutz
Fred Feutz
Monroe
Riverview Drive
Plymouth
Martin Allen Roenigk
Henry H. Roenigk
Rock River Drive
Cleveland
United Church of Christ
Herbert Balcom
Stephen Rhode
Mandel
Dunstable
Janet Wurst
Madison
Linda
Roberta Feutz
Kenneth Engel
Strongsville
Henry H. Roenigk Jr
Dan Neagoy
Feutz
Marty
Flamingo
Sheboygan
Banff - Lake Louise
Judy Arnsmeier Weds Klopfenstein at Lake Mills EUB Church
Miss Judy Arnsmeier and Jackie Klopfenstein were united in marriage Saturday at 10 30 am in Lake Mills EUB Church with Rev. Peter Retzlaff officiating. The ceremony was followed by a wedding dinner and reception at the Klopfenstein home in Brodhead.
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JUDA
Judy Arnsmeier
Jackie Klopfenstein
Lake Mills
EUB
Peter Retzlaff
Union Eub
Roger Cowell
Brodhead
Danny Klopfenstein
Monroe
Rodney Arnsmeier
Merlin Klopfenstein
Terry Klopfenstein
Jeffery
Merlin Neuhart
Beloit
Emil Goecks
Rose Clark
Billy
Richwine Family Vacation Notice and New Home Administrator Talk
Rev and Mrs Leon Richwine and family announce a vacation from July 5 through August 5. Rev Paul Schnake, new administrator of the New Glarus Home for the Aged, will speak Sunday.
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Brodhead
Leon Richwine
Paul Schnake
New Glarus Home For the
La Borde Family Reunion Set For Sunday at Lena Park
The 36th annual La Borde family reunion will be held Sunday at Lake Le-Aqua-Na Park in Lena starting at 12 30 p.m.
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Orangeville
la Borde Family
Lake Le-Aqua- Na Park
Lena
4 H Club Meetings and Snappy Snazzers Tour
Orangeville Hustlers 4 H Club meets 7 30 p m Monday in the Firehouse. Snappy Snazzers 4 H Club tour Friday July 16 starting 9 a m meet at Standard service station. mothers invited to participate and bring sandwiches for a picnic dinner.
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Orangeville
Four Seek Seats on Brodhead School Board
Names filed for the Brodhead School Board One Board include incumbents Don Condon and Ernie Reise and newcomers Al Jubie and Elzie Laube for a three year term. The annual meeting is July 26 at the Elementary School with filings made to clerk Dean Peterson.
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Brodhead
Don Condon
Ernie Reise
al Jubie
Elzie Laube
Dean Peterson
Today in History July 8 1965 major events list
Key historical notes for July 8 include the 1835 cracking of the Liberty Bell during Justice Marshall’s death toll, the 1896 Cross of Gold speech by William Jennings Bryan, the 1900 Chinese Boxer Rebellion intervention, the 1889 Polo Grounds opening, and 20th century conflicts and diplomacy such as Laos fighting and Romania China cooperation.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
John Marshall
William Jennings Bryan
Chicago
John Davison Rockefeller
Rochford
N.Y
United States
China
John L. Sullivan
Jake Kilrain
New York City
Polo Grounds
Giants
Pittsburgh
Laos
Congo
Patrice Lumumba
Leopoldville
Romania
Russia
Processing Units Becoming Larger
Washington reports a shift to bigger meat and dairy facilities. An Agriculture Department survey shows fewer daily processing plants from 1958 to 1963, with declines across fluid milk, butter, cheese, condensed milk, and ice cream plants, while average sales per establishment rose notably.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
New Glarus 4-H Club Plans Sunday Tour and Picnic
The New Glarus 4-H Club will hold its annual tour Sunday. Members should meet at Village Park by 10 15 a m. A post tour picnic will follow with beverages provided. A business meeting will then take place. Members must submit Green County Fair entry blanks to club director Mrs Sheldon Hoesly.
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NEW Glarus
Green County Fair
Sheldon Hoesly
Symons Begins Job As Apprentice Barber
Mike Symons of New Diggings begins as an apprentice at Swenson Barber Shop after graduating Benton High School and completing a Madison Vocational School barbering course. He is the son of Mr and Mrs George Symons, New Diggings, whose father works at the Blackstone Mine now in full operation.
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Mike Symons
New Diggings
Swenson Barber Shop
Benton High School
Madison Vocational School
Symons
George Symons
Blackstone
Governor names trio to State Frozen Food Locker Plants Advisory Committee
Gov. Warren P. Knowles named Clarence Kenebel of Belmont, Herbert Jorgenson of Napon, and Quinn Kolb of Madison to the State Frozen Food Locker Plants Advisory Committee yesterday.
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Madison
Clarence Kenebel
Belmont
Herbert Jorgenson
Napon
Quinn Kolb
Warren P. Knowles
New Glarus Links With Switzerland for 120th Anniversary
Village president Waldo Freitag announced that Glarus Switzerland will loan treasures for exhibit in New Glarus Hall of History for the July 30 31 festival. Gifts include a map with canton shields an engraving of Linth canal historic documents and photos. Switzerland also pledges $1000 for a permanent Hall of History to be built after the anniversary.
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Waldo Freitag
Millard Tschudy
Glarus
Switzerland
Linth
Colleges to Hold Spending Down Amid Budget Talks
Wisconsin state universities director Eugene McPhee outlined nine campuses will cut spending until the 1965-67 budget is approved. Measures include suspending capital requisitions a hiring freeze travel limits library orders and temporary staff reductions as 8,000 extra students arrive in September.
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Madison
Eugene McePhee
Wisconsin
McPhee
Wayne McGown
Bureau of Budget
McGown
State College Board of Regents
Kehrli and Reuter Return From UW Music Clinic
JoAnn Kehrli and Tom Reuter are home after attending a two week music clinic on the UW Madison campus. Students presented a concert closing the session. Attending from here were Mrs. Arnold Kehrli, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Reuter, Mrs. Adeline Reuter, Miss Penelope Runkel, Steve Elmer and Chuck Monroe.
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New Glarus
JoAnn Kehrli
Tom Reuter
Madison
Arnold Kehrli
Russell Reuter
Adeline Reuter
Penelope Runkel
Steve Elmer
Chuck Monroe
Clerk Sues U S Army Over Eye Injury
James P. Speights of Raleigh sues the U S Army for 5 million dollars alleging clerical duties caused eye trouble. He says symptoms began in January 1963 after four months as a clerk and that requests for transfer failed before a medical discharge citing a nervous breakdown.
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Raleigh, S.C
James P. Speights
Raleigh
Army
Speights
Air Pollution Tied to Prolonged Northeastern Drought
Dr. Vincent J. Schaefer of the Atmospheric Research Center in Albany says air pollution may cause prolonged dry spells by dust particles absorbing moisture that would otherwise fall as rain, contributing to drought conditions in the Northeast.
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Rensselaerville, N.Y
United States
Vincent J. Schaefer
Atmospheric Research Center
Albany
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Babler
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Argyle
Wis
Hustlers Club
Area School
New
Glarus 4-H Club
Walter
Drews
State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Y
Bloomington
Illinois
Aus
Reuter
UW Clinic
U.S. Army
Legion
Legion Club
Germany
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