Social Events Joan Marie Lawver Grossen Are Wedded in Martintown
Miss Joan Marie Lawver daughter of Mr and Mrs Glen Lawver Route 1 Browntown and Grossen son of Mr and Mrs Walter Grossen Sr were married Sunday June 18 at Martin town Community Church Rev Roy Berg officiated The couple reside near Browntown after a Wisconsin Dells honeymoon Mrs Lawver a Monroe High School 1967 graduate Mr Grossen a 1964 South Wayne High School graduate works in farming Also included are engagements and upcoming weddings for Sandra Jean Helland Eugene Ross Sveom Anne Christine DeMuth and Charles E Remus with their planned ceremonies in October August and later dates
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Marie Lawver
Glen Lawver
Browntown
Grossen
Walter Grossen
Martintown
Roy Berg
Ruth
Thomas Schaffer
Karen Niemeier
Janet Sawyer
Kathy Grossen
Denise Winn
Kirk Rackow
Walter Grossen Jr
Dennis Grossen
Donald Meier
Allan Grossen
Betty Rackow
Marlene Winn
Angie Rit”schard
Sherry Weiss
Vicky Tessendorf
Kay Yeagle
Susan Gissin
Glenda Lawver
Janeen Grossen
Pat Updike
Jim Lawver
David Grossen
Tena Rackow
Wisconsin Dells
Monroe High School
South Wayne High School
Duane Helland
Juda
Sandra Jean
Eugene Ross Sveom
Henry Sveom
Brodhead
Miss Helland
Freeport Memorial Hospital School of Nursing
Sveom
United States Marine Corps
Chevrolet
Janesville
Schmitz
Norman M. DeMuth
Darlington
Anne Christine DeMuth
N. Butler St
Madison
Wis
Charles E. Remus
Samuel A. Remus
Monroe
Holy Rosary
DeMuth
Madison Business College
Remus
Madison Business
U. S. Air Force
Lackland Air Force Base
San Antonio
Tex
Walter Drews
Gail Eileen Foesch
Roger Joseph Gille
Leo Gille Jr
Sandra Paulson
Freeport Memorial Hospital
Freeport
Miss Paulson
Albee Paulson
Monticello
Radke
Waelti Reunion Re-elects Officers At Park Gathering
The 17th Waelti family reunion was held Sunday at Recreation Park with a new shelter house and about 80 attendees from multiple towns. Officers re-elected were Christ Waelti as president, Mrs. Carl Wild as vice president, Mrs. Sam Waelti as secretary, and Frank Mahler as treasurer. Next year’s reunion is set for the second Sunday in July at Recreation Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waelti
Recreation Park
Shelter House
Annie Baumgartner
Jacob
Barbara Waelti
Gottfred
Lena) Waelti
Madison
Basco
Verona
Brooklyn
Freeport
Belleville
Rockford
Oregon
Evansville
Bandaraville
Argyle
Cuba City
Beloit
Frank Herfein
Melody
Mike
Mark
Evergreen
Colo
Christ Waelti
Monroe
Carl Wild
Sam Waelti
Frank Mahler
Horeb
Sherry Stauffacher Is Confirmed At Jordan Lutheran Church
Miss Sherry Lee Stauffacher daughter of Mr and Mrs William Stauffacher Route 3 Monroe was confirmed Sunday in Jordan Lutheran Church by Rev John A Thorsen. A family dinner for 12 followed at Marcos in Monroe with an Open Bible cake as centerpiece Attending were her grandparents Mr and Mrs George Schieg Madison paternal grandparents Walter Stauffacher Mr and Mrs William Gempler Monroe great grandparents and Mr and Mrs Toby McCulloch uncle and aunt and son Madison The occasion also marked the birthday of Mrs William Stauffacher. Rent that room through Classified ads in The Monroe Evening Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherry Lee Stauffacher
William Stauffacher
Route 3
Monroe
Jordan Lutheran Church
John A. Thorsen
Marco's
George Schieg
Madison
Sherry
Walter Stauffacher
William Gemple
Drums on Parade heats up Skokie march event
Heat and exhaustion challenged a Racine unit during the Drums on Parade in Skokie Illinois as eight members collapsed but were revived. MAVILUN Ww-The van guards of Skokie won first place followed by Cavaliers Park Ridge First Federal Blue Stars La Crosse Racine Kit ties and Imperials of Norwood Park. Mark Twain's daughter married Ossip Gabrilowitsch the noted orchestra conductor.
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Mavilun
Vanguards
Skokie
Ill
Cavaliers
Park Ridge
Federal Blue Stars
la Crosse
Racine Kitties
Imperials
Norwood Park
Racine
Reunion Event At VFW Club For Class Of 1942
The 25th reunion of Monroe High School's Class of 1942 drew 113 attendees from a 114 member class. Guests included former principals and superintendents, with William J. Rupnow as reunion chairman. The program featured class history, a roll call, movies from prior reunions, awards, and a remarks by the MC. The Sojourners performed after the program, and Dr. John Caradine and Dean Ableman were named cochairmen for the next reunion in five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe High School
VEW Club
Junior High Princial
Frank Luebchow
Mukwanago
Wis
E. 0. Evans
Nat G. Preston
Edmund Anderson
William J. Rupnow
Blanchardville
John Patterson
Robert von Kaenel
Howard Schulz
Harris Gempler
Robert Hendrickson
Raymond
Ruth Maurer Barth
Lloyd
Anna Timmons
James Zuercher
St. Louis
Rupnow
Barth
Galen Scharer
Owen
Wisconsin
James Perdue
Woodford
Burkhalter
Deskin
Margaret Barth) Miller
Grand Rapids
Mic
Sojourners
Jerry Kubly
Fred Schuetze
Steve Grundahl
Schuetze
Grundahl
John Caradine
Dean Ableman
Janesville
Man of principle refused tax avoidance death duties
A rich British businessman, Charles Sykes, died at 95 in April. His widow Elsie Sykes says he would not evade taxation and executors pay $3,648,640 in death duties. The family will share about $571,200. He built a wool spinning fortune. five years earlier he could have reduced duties by around 80 percent with legal devices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mawesa
Elsie Sykes
Charles Sykes
Merry Monroettes Gear Up For July 17 Outdoor Event
The Merry Monroettes plan an outdoor event at Zanders cake on July 17 from 5 30 to 7 30 am. June meeting notes include daily jay promotion plans with officers and a flag salute and pledge led by club members. Richland 4H and Dutch Hollow 4H clubs announce contests and tours with prize drawings and demonstrations at the Monroe Agricultural Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merry Monroettes
Monroettes
Jay
Mary Swiggum
Trudy Hillary
Ann Brandenburg
Liz Johnston
Lynn Milestone
Kris Sulzer
Laurie Soddy
Dutch Hollow
Monroe Agricultural Building
Green County
Mary Sulzer
Jeanne
Gordon Ludwig
Keith Binder
Steve Spoerry
Robert Witt
Mike Sulzer
Woods
Jeanne Ludwig
Deane Torkelson
Richard Beem
Diane Torkelson
Ray Mauerman
Busy Beavers 4H
Browntown
Scout Park
Green County Fair
Delbert Soddy
Accidents Trigger Insurance Hikes For State Vehicles
Madison. State officials report that 1965 traffic accidents involving state vehicles rose to 119 incidents causing 1,138 lost work days. The impact pushed state vehicle insurance from 48 000 to 96 000 dollars, doubling costs for about 4 000 machines. Governor Knowles and Lt. Gov Olson attended a defensive driving class where figures were disclosed amid broader training for employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Harry Hatcher
Department of Administration
Hatcher
Warren P. Knowles
Jack Olson
Knowles
Bauman Family Leads Club Pledge and Refreshments
Nancy Hartwig and James Bauman report on a club meeting where James Bauman led the pledge and Mary Rahberger led the flag salute. Members of the Bauman family ran recreation activities and provided refreshments for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Hartwig
James Bauman
Mary Rahberger
Bauman
Go-Go Dancing Among College Coeds In Wisconsin
Go-go dancing replaces traditional campus work as coeds like Carol Hoflar and Su Huntington take go-go jobs to fund college. Hoflar, 19, from Alexandria, Virginia, earns three to four dollars an hour and balances ballet, French club, and studies at Oakland University while planning graduate school. Huntington, a Whitefish Bay sophomore, notes crowd response matters, and campus life feels slower with summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Carol Hoflar
Alexandria
Carol
Oakland University
Michigan
U. S. Foreign Service
Wisconsin
Su Huntington
Whitefish Bay
Real Estate Broker Classes Open in Wisconsin
Adults can become licensed real estate brokers or salesmen with a first class free in Madison at Hotel Loraine on Wednesday June 28 at 7 00 PM. Other classes available in Madison and Janesville plus a home study course offered by Wis. School of Real Estate at 161 W Wis Ave Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin Woman Overcomes Stage Fright In Public Speaking
A Wisconsin woman describes how a speaking role since February has changed her. Brushing her long brown hair from her eye, she says the job has made her less self conscious and more poised. She can now address crowds without fear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Deduction Rate Increase Stated for Dairy Orders
The USDA announced a planned deduction rate rise for milk producers under four federal marketing orders in Illinois and Missouri. If two thirds approve in Southern Illinois, Central Illinois, St Louis, and Ozarks, deductions rise to 15 cents per hundredweight from March and July, then 25 cents in April May and June, with payback in September. A 20 percent rebate is slated for September and December, and 30 percent in October and November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
US Department of Agriculture
Ilinois
Missouri
Illinois
St. Louis
Ozarks
Richland Center: Barbara Bell Named Wisconsin’s Top Cowgirl
Barbara Bell, 18, of Tomah, was named Wisconsin’s best all around cowgirl for the second year in a row at an event Sunday in Richland Center. The award recognizes her performance in multiple events and showcases her skills as a leading rodeo competitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richland Center
Barbara Bell
Tomah
Wisconsin
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Sherry Stauffacher
Monroe Evening Times
Mark Twain
Ossep Gabrilowitsch
VFW Club
Richland 4H
LaVern Rule
Helen Ellingston
Roger Stauffacher
Lawrence
Green County of Wisconsin
Ross Vincent
Iva Tomlinson
Marvin Meythale
Dale Young
Rudolph Haskee
John Masters
Arthur Seffrood
Farfielders 4-H
Fairfielders 4-H
Leonard Bauman
Rosann Rahberger
Hartwig
Rahberger
Helen Rahberger
Billy Hartwig
Rosann
NHL
Adtaker
Bing Cherries
Brennan's Country Farm Market
Brennan
Mkt
Orangeville, Ill
Orangevilles
U.S.A
Sweet Adelines
Barber Shop Quartette
Mario Lozer
M. C
Ed Burnette
Yvette
John Shirley
Bonnie — Todds
Todds
Sisters of the Swish
Nomads
Zor Temple
High Street
Service School Command
Great Lakes Naval Training Center
Legion Hall
Dakota High School
Centennial Chorus
Brothers of the Brush
Mels Circus
Delmonte Chimps
Bob and
Bobby — Torro
Torrisonies
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