Miss Klassy Weds Richard Marty in Zwingli Parsonage
Miss Katharine Dianne Klassy and Richard Henry Marty married at 8 p.m. Saturday in the Zwingli United Church of Christ parsonage Monticello. Rev. J. Allan Mittler officiated. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth H. Klassy, wore blue eyelet and taffeta with pink rose corsage. The groom is the son of Mrs. Elma Weber. A dinner at Marco's followed. The couple reside on Route 1 Albany. she is a Monticello High School graduate and works for the Wisconsin State Highway Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Katharine Dianne Klassy
Richard Henry Marty
Route 1
Albany
Zwingli United Church of Christ
J. Allan Mittler
Kenneth H. Klassy
Elma Weber
Monroe
Ronald Hilliard
Don A. Grunder
Marco’s
Monticello High School
Wisconsin State Highway Commission
Marty
Turners Perform Swiss Wrestling at Monroe Picnic
The Monroe Swiss Club picnic at Baumgartner's Grove yesterday featured the Turners in Swiss wrestling. Beverly Flaherty played accordion, The Rhythmaires and Maennerchor performed under Edwin Schuetze, with Mrs Bernet and Ernest Jaggi singing, and Mr Bernet and Ernest Ammon playing accordions. Dancing music came from the Alpine Troubadours, William Niederberger Sr. and Ernest Ammon Jr.
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Turners
Monroe
Baumgartner’s Grove
Beverly Flaherty
Rhythmaires
Maennerchor
Edwin Schuetze
Martha Bernet
Ernest Jaggi
Friendship Picnic Held At Albany Park With Ten Couples
The 35th annual Friendship picnic was held yesterday at Albany Park with ten couples in attendance. Guests included Curtis Motley Darlington William Rupnow from New Glarus and Robert Blumer with grandchildren Kevin and Karen Scully Glenn Hasse Albert Speich Roy Speich Dina Edward Roth William Blum Werner Rutsch and Vincent Thomm of Monroe.
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Albany Park
Messrs
Mmes
Curtis Motley
Darlington
William Rupnow
New Glarus
Robert Blumer
Kevin
Karen Scully
Glenn Hasse
Albert Speich
Roy Speich
Dina
Edward Roth
William Blum
Werner Rutsch
Vincent Thomm
Monroe
Joyce Ladwig Hughes Honored With Shower
A kitchen shower at the Wendel Grenzow home celebrated Joyce Ladwig and Willard Hughes. Hosts were Mrs. Grenzow and Grace Ladwig. Prizes went to Clifford Ladwig and Mrs. Charles Ledermann. low honors to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Becker. Attendees and gift givers listed. upcoming marriage planned for July 22.
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Joyce Ladwig
Willard Hughes
Wendel Grenzow
Michael Haas Feted With Birthday Party
Michael Haas celebrated his first birthday at a Clintonville dinner with his great grandparents Mr and Mrs Frank Bloom and Mr and Mrs George Yeazel. Relatives from Pardeeville and Madison joined in the family gathering plus late visits to Eugene Haas. The celebration also honored Mrs Terry Yeazel whose birthday was yesterday. Michael’s mother is Marcia Yeazel, daughter of Ralph Yeazels, former Monroe residents.
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Michael Haas
Frank Bloom
George Yeazel
Clintonville
Mmes
Bloom
Yeazel
Pardeeville
Ralph Yeazel
Christy
Jefry
Holly
Eugene Haas
Michael
Terry Yeazel
Madison
Marcia Yeazel
Ralph Yeazels
Monroe
Blooms
George Yeazels
Bethel Church Group Holds Potluck Dinner
The Rum-dubbles of Bethel Evangelical United Brethren church held a potluck dinner yesterday at the Paul Matzke home in Juda after worship. Attendees included Rev and Mrs Burton Holling, Robert and Carols Megers, Mrs Ted Falk Kathleen LaVerne Falk and family, Ted Loertscher and Jean, Stephen Pandow and family, Ronald Rear, Lowell.
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Bethel Evangelical United Brethren Church
Paul Matzke
Juda
Burton Holling
Robert and
Carols Megers
Mmes
Ted Falk
Kathleen
LaVerne Falk
Ted Loertscher
Jean
Stephen Pandow
Ronald Rear
Lowell
Local names listed for community notices
Stnessy and Mark, Miss Mar jorie Bennet and Terry Stamm in Monroe. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Matzke and Brian in Juda. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Stamm and family in Brodhead. Mr. and Mrs. Fred LaRosh and Larry in Monti cello. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Falk and family in Browntown. and Mrs. Royal Karlen and Bonnie in Argyle appear in a fragmented community notice listing residents and households.
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Stnessy
Mark
Marjorie Bennet
Terry Stamm
Monroe
Paul Matzke
Brian
Juda
Wayne Stamm
Brodhead
Fred LaRosh
Larry
Monticello
Bob Falk
Browntown
Royal Karlen
Bonnie
Argyle
Mrs Baumgartner Celebrated With Surprise Birthday Picnic
A surprise family picnic was held at the home of Mrs. Fred Baumgartner in Belleville to honor her 70th birthday. Relatives attending included Fred Baumgartner and families from Madison New Glarus Monticello Viroqua Darlington and Monroe plus Mrs. Armin Grunder and James McGuire families.
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Fred Baumgartner
Belleville
Victor Chambers
Madison
Herman Baumgartner
New Glarus
Armin Grunder
Monticello
James McGuire
Viroqua
LaVerne Hardyman
Darlington
Leland Heitz
Robert Heitz
Carol Grunder
Monroe
David Studer Baptized at St John United Church of Christ
David Louis Studer, son of Mr and Mrs Fred Studer of 609 17th avenue, was baptized yesterday at St John United Church of Christ by Rev Paul Olm. Sponsors were Mr and Mrs Gerald Adams of Monroe. A dinner at the Fred Studer home followed with Gordon Stauffacher of Wheaton Illinois and the Adams family among the attendees.
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David Studer
David Louis Studer
Fred Studer
17Th Avenue
St. John’s
WSWS Will Meet With Bechtolt Co Hosting Lesson
WSWS will meet with Mrs Earl Bechtolt Route 3 at 2 p m Wednesday. Mrs Daniel Bechtolt will be co host ess and Mrs Mable Schulz will present the lesson.
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WSWS
Bethel
Earl Bechtolt
Daniel Bechtolt
Mable Schulz
WSCS to Meet Browntown Methodist Memorial Services
The Browntown Methodist WSCS will hold memorial services on Thursday at 2 p.m. A potluck lunch will be served after the service.
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WSCS
Browntown Methodist
John Buford to Judge Rockford Holstein Show
John Buford of Orangeville will judge the senior division of the annual Black and White Show at the 4-H show grounds. Rockford judging of 118 junior entries begins at noon tomorrow and 235 senior entries on Wednesday at 9 30 a.m. Ben Dibble of Delavan is the junior division judge.
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John Buford
Rockford
Orangeville
Ben Dibble
Delavan
Dora Pinnow Elected Regional Lily Unit President
Mrs. Dora Pinnow known as Brodhead's Lily Lady was elected president of the Wisconsin-Illinois regional lily association at a University of Illinois show. She serves as director of the International Lily Association and received multiple blue ribbons and special awards for her Coronation lily and bulb collections. She lives near Brodhead in Spring Grove Township and developed a new lily variety named the Dora Pinnow.
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Herman
Dora) Pinnow
Brodhead
Wisconsin-Illinois
University of Illinois At Urbana
Pinnow
International Lily Association
Chapel Hill
N.C
Oregon
Meeting to End Term for Arthur MacArthur
The Wisconsin State Conservation Commission plans its July meeting Friday at the northeast area headquarters and fish hatchery in Woodruff. The gathering marks six year terms ending for Commissioners Arthur MacArthur of Janesville and Russell Stouffer of Shell Lake, while James Smaby of La Crosse and Jack Schumacher of Shawano are named to succeed them.
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Madison
State Conservation Commission
Northeast Area
Woodruff
Arthur MacArthur
Janesville
Russell Stouffer
Sheel Lake
James Smaby
la Crosse
Jack Schumacher
Shawano
MacArthur
Stouffer
Angle wins multiple honors at Stephenson County Cattle Show
W. R. Angle of Dakota won 13 of 22 classes at the Stephenson County Black and White Show held Friday at the Freeport fairgrounds. His senior bull calf was judged junior and grand champion, his four year old cow named senior and grand champion, and his junior yearling heifer earned junior champion honors.
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W. R. Angle
Dakota
Stephenson County
Fairgrounds
Freeport
Angle
Stockton Art League Plans Annual Exhibit
The Stockton Art League will stage its annual exhibit at Stockton City hall on Thursday, Friday and Saturday. About 60 paintings created in the past year by league members will be on display and citizens of Stockton and nearby areas may vote for their favorite.
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Stockton Art League
Stockton City Hall
Stockton
Vicinity
State Colleges Set for Growth in Wisconsin
Wisconsin nine state colleges plan enrollment of 30,000 by 1970 after a decade of expansion. McPhee notes new cores include libraries unions labs and dormitories while 17,000 enroll this September mark a 9 percent rise. Faculty grow from 400 to 1,050 as programs and facilities expand to meet public and legislative demand.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Eugene Ah McPhee
State College
McPhee
Eau Claire
World War I Group Holds State Convention
About 500 delegates attended a three day Wisconsin Veterans of World War I convention in Stevens Point. From Monroe and Blanchardville were Arthur Schroeder, Dr. L A Moore and Roy Chesebro, plus William Dobson of Blanchardville. Charles L Wells was elected commander and H Frank Klosterman of Platteville named quartermaster.
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Monroe
Blanchardville
Stevens Point
Arthur Schroeder
L. A. Moore
Roy Chesebro
William Dobson
Charles L. Wells
H. Frank Klosterman
Platteville
No More Shirt-Tails Ordinance From Florence Chief
Florence police chief Melvin Adams bans men from downtown with shirt-tails dangling. He says the look is improper and officers will enforce the ban in the area.
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Florence, S.C
Melvin Adams
Hilltop 4H Club Holds July Meeting
Hilltop 4H Club vice president Carol Ruehlew led the July meeting with pledge and flag salute. Members named Green County Fair projects during roll call while Ruth and Helen Tschanz demonstrated modeling for the county dress revue.
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Carol Ruehlew
Hilltop 4H
Ruth Tschanz
Alvin Wald
Green County Fair
Helen Tschanz
Ruth
Leopold
Portland’s first steam sawmill introduced in 1850
The article notes the West’s earliest steam powered sawmill was built in Portland Oregon in 1850 marking a milestone in regional industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland, Ore
Blind for 43 Years Regains Sight at Camp Near Naples
Mrs. Violetta Nider, 50, a Yugoslavian refugee, was operated on after 43 years of blindness. A month later in Geneva Hospital she saw with one eye completely and partially with the other. The recovery is linked to Americans supporting Overseas Aid Program offices of multiple faiths.
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Violetta Nider
Yugoslavia
Naples
Geneva
Prosecutors Asked To Help Cut Slaughter On Highways
Wisconsin Atty. Gen. John W. Reynolds says district attorneys should aid a Labor Day traffic enforcement drive. He cites that 75 percent of accident-involved drivers have had multiple traffic convictions in recent years and seeks stricter enforcement to reduce highway deaths.
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Madison
John W. Reynolds
Wisconsin
Labor Day
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Zwingli Parsonage
Sentry’s “U.S. Choice
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Sentry’s
U.S. Choice
Philadelphia
Sunnyvale
S ‘U.S
Oscar Mayer
Smokie Links
Vo Vee
California
Dork & Beans
Kingsford
Hillsdale Bro Pineapple
Hughes
Bethel Church Group
Pete
Mrs. Baumgartner
Dora Pinnow
Lily
W.R. Angle
la Crossee
Oshkosh
River Falls
Stout
Superior
Whitewater
Bridal Registry Service
Bauman’s
Post Office
Zuercher
All-in
Seattle, Washington
Hilltop Club
Protestant Share Our
Catholic Bishops
Jewish United Jewish Appeal
The
Advertising Council
Newspaper Advertising Executives Association
Kroger
Kroger U.S.C.A
Bond
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