Barbara Boll and Gilbert Rockey Tie October Church Wedding
Miss Barbara Jean Boll daughter of Mr and Mrs Herbert Boll route 5 marries Gilbert Donald Rockey route 1 Juda at Immanuel Evangelical United Brethren Church at 2 PM The ceremony was led by Rev Howard L Orians with matron of honor Mrs Richard Theiler and best man Herbert L Bell The couple plan to reside on the Rockey farm after a wedding trip both continuing work and farm duties The bride and groom exchanged nuptial vows in a formal reception following the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Jean Boll
Herbert M. Boll
Gilbert Donald Rockey
Immanuel Evangelical United Brethren Church
Howard L. Orians
Richard Theiler
Oyd Rockey
Juda
Herbert L. Bell
Thomas Bell
James Orton
Allen Ronneburg
Ann Orton
Walter Share
Herman Bell
Miss Marion Bell
Rockey Farm
Theiler
Monroe Girls Plan Westminster Studies
Three Monroe high school girls will enroll July 24 for three weeks of vocal training at Westminster Choir College Princeton New Jersey studying under Dr John Finley Williamson. They are JoAnn Zwygart Lenetta Steinman and Delores Hodgson plus Miss Olga Puth Milwaukee as instructor. They depart Monroe July 20 by train for Washington DC and New York en route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe High School
Westminster Choir College
Princeton
N. J
John Finley Williamson
JoAnn Zwygart
Otto Zwygart
Lenetta Steinman
John E. Steinman
Delores Hodgson
Sherman G. Hodgsons
Olga Puth
Milwaukee
Westminster Professional School
Monroe
Washington, D. C
New York City
Westminster Choir
Neuenschwander Reunion Draws 75 Attendees
Seventy five attended the Neuenschwander reunion Sunday at the park with local and out of town guests including Fay Weckerly, Pat Hamann, Harold Hamann family, Ed Schneider, Arnold Neuenschwander and family, Walter Neuenschwander and family, Fred Neuenschwander Jr and family, Florence and Raymond Roder, Lee Neuenschwander, Daryl Pagel and Joyce from Juda and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park
Fred Neuenschwander Jr
Fay Weckerly
Helen Altman
City
Mineral Point
Harold Hamann
Pat
Darien
Ed Schneider
Rockford
Arnold Neuenschwander
Winslow
Walter Neuenschwander
Orangeville
Florence and Raymond Roder
Chicago
Lee Neuenschwander
Madison
Daryl Pagel
Joyce
Juda
Birthday surprise honors Mrs. Bertha Roder at daughter’s home
Friends surprised Mrs. Bertha Roder on her birthday at the home of her daughter Mrs. George Neuenschwander, 610 20th Avenue. Mrs. Kate Neuenschwander scored high at 500 points and Mrs. Will Neuenschwander had the low score. Mrs. Joe Altman attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Roder
George Neuenschwander
20Th Avenue
Kate Neuenschwander
Will Neuenschwander
Joe Altman
Intelligence Tests Trim Hall of Recruits in Korea War
New York officials report that from July 3 to 10 only 49 percent of 991 applicants passed a 90 IQ threshold. The average applicant age was 19 to 20, reflecting the higher standard now applied to enlistments since the Korea conflict began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Army
Korea
Army and
Air Force
Admiral Kimmel III Ill After Heart Attack
Rear Adm. Husband E. Kimmel (ret) is seriously ill after a heart attack. He commanded American naval forces at Pearl Harbor on December 7 1941 during the Japanese attack on the Pacific fleet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiral Kimmel
New London
Husband E. Kimmel
Pearl Harbor
Pacific Fleet
Monroe Auxiliary Guests Play Golf at Blackhawk Club
Fifty nine Monroe Country Club auxiliary members joined Blackhawk club at Madison for a golf bridge and lunch safari ending in light rain. The 18 hole group tee’d off at 8:30 am with Mrs. Nathan L. Goetz earning low gross honors and Mrs. T. F. Ransdell low net. Monroe women won four top prizes in the 9 hole division, with Mrs. Kenneth W. Stuart low gross and Mrs. Rod ney O. Kittelsen low net. Lunch followed with Blackhawk honors to Mmes. Schwinger Dein inger Geiger Prien and Trumpy. A return meeting is planned next year at Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Country’ Club
Blackhawk Club
Madison
Nathan L. Goetz
Low Gross
T. F. Ransdell
John H. Figs
Brodhead
New Glarus Girls Attend Scout Camp
Seventeen girl scouts travel daily to Blanchardville for a two week camp with swimming archery and crafts including basket weaving textile painting cork work and rose mailling. Leader Miss Maryon Fuhrmann attends with Ruth Ann Roth Ruth Ann Legler Judy McVey Kathleen Fjelstad Lynette and Julia Lee Janette Hoesly Lyn and Ann Luchsinger Patsy Palmer Annette and Anita Ehinger Mariam Hauri Gail Jorenby Betty Burgdorff Sharon Syse and Carla McKay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Glarus
Blanchardville
Maryon Fuhrmann
Ruth Ann Roth
Ruth Ann Legler
Judy McVey
Kathleen Fjelstad
Lynette
Julia Lee
Janette Hoesly
Lyn
Ann Luchsinger
Patsy Palmer
Annette
Anita Ehinger
Mariam Hauri
Gail Jorenby
Betty Burgdorff
Sharon Syse
Carla McKay
Peace Church Plans Two Activities In Browntown
Peace Evangelical and Reformed church prepares a ground breaking ceremony for an addition with Rev. Paul C. Kehle as guest speaker. A youth caravan will lead services and conduct a rally at the Methodist church with a youth center project as the aim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browntown
Peace Evangelical and Reformed Church
Paul C. Kehle
Monroe
Kehle
Judith Wells
Providence
R. I
Eloise Brown
St. Louis
Carolyn Lautenschlager
Woodstock
Henry Vierling
Milltown
N. J
Myron W. Ross
Million Dollar Tallman Estate Bequeathed for Charities
The Tallman estate in Janesville valued over 400000 in realty and 250000 in personal property will fund benevolent, religious and educational causes. George K Tallman died July 8 at 76. $1000 monthly to his widow and 5000 to nephew William B Tallman. The estate becomes a perpetual trust with First National Bank of Janesville to distribute income tax exempt. A 25000 student loan fund is created. The historic Tallman mansion was deeded to the city for a museum and to the Rock County Historical Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janesville
George K. Tallman
Tallman
Rock County
William Bump Tallman
Racine
First National Bank of
Abraham Lincoln
Graduate Missionary Opens Tiny School Six Miles From Home
Agnes Mouthaan of Grant Michigan after missionary training starts a nursery school for Mexican American children from Texas migrant workers in the Grant onion fields. About 45 children attend six miles from Grant with two Beloit sisters assisting. Classes, meals, laundering, games and health rules are provided without pay while volunteers handle transport. Evening English classes for parents are held twice weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant, Mich
Agnes Mouthaan
Grant
Miss Mouthaan
Texas
Grant Onion Fields
Beloit
Miss Monthaan
Connie
Margaret Alba
Grand Rapids Baptist Theological Seminary
Young Missionary
Alba Sisters
Club Plans Tour And Float Decoration For Monticello Homecoming
Dutch Hollow 4-H members will tour clubbers homes tomorrow to view project work and then decorate the float for Monticello's homecoming parade on Saturday. Fair entries and project books were checked at a Tuesday meeting led by Donna Dunlavey and Donald Witt with Mrs. John Blumer and Mrs. Connie Elmer. Refreshments were provided by the Geigel family. The next meeting is set for Aug 14 at the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dutch Hollow
Monticello
John Blumer
Connie Elmer
Donna Dunlavey
Donald Witt
Geigel
Kaukauna Boy Dies In Shotgun Mishap
Seven year old William Turk was killed when a deer hunting slug discharged from a 16 gauge shotgun. Four boys were playing when Roland Massey 12, took the gun from a closet unaware it held a slug. George Delano Turk 11, brother of the victim, grabbed the weapon and it fired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaukauna
William Turk
Harold Engerson
Edwin Massey
Roland Massey
George Delano Turk
Fall from barn injures Mineral Point man
Donald Sporre le, 34, of Mineral Point, sustained multiple bruises to the back and shoulder and possible rib fractures in a fall from a barn while working on a roof at the Remary farm near Mineral Point. He was taken to St. Clare hospital by car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Sporle
Mineral Point
St. Clare Hospital
Remary Farm
Giant XC-99 lands in San Diego amid secrecy
The air force XC-99, the world’s largest land based military transport, arrived from San Antonio yesterday in a secret mission. The six engine craft can carry 400 men and marks a major project milestone for the air force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Air Force
San Antonio
Chapel Pastor Faces Charges in Rockford County
Sheriff deputies searched the Lighthouse chapel and Bible school after Rev. Robert J. Hansen was arrested. In the 30 room concrete building they found nude photos a hypodermic needle pills lonely hearts letters a dark room and cameras. Hansen is charged with beating his wife and attacking his sister in law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockford
Winnebago County
Lighthouse
Robert J. Hansen
Emil Heideman
Hansen
Heideman
Missing Boy Found Napping in Dog House
Six year old Gerald Butch Gehrke crawled into a dog house to escape rain and fell asleep. His father Clarence searched three hours, police were alerted, and volunteers joined the search before the boy was found in the dog house as daylight faded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitowoc
Gerald
Butch) Gehrke
Butch
Clarence
Plane forced down in marsh near LaCrosse
A Detroit couple planned to resume their flight to Minneapolis after their private plane was forced down in a marsh near LaCrosse yesterday. Mr and Mrs George Versnick suffered no injuries and the aircraft was undamaged.
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LaCrosse
Detroit
Minneapolis
Here
George Versnick
New Apartments Ready for Occupants This Weekend
Six new apartments are being completed at 1903 9th Street with the first unit ready for occupancy Saturday by Ed win Rufenacht family and Barbara. The upstairs four rooms will house Daryl W. Babler family starting Monday. Only two units are ready. remaining flats will be smaller, construction to begin after razing 1905 9th Street. Owner is Joe Marty with Monroe Construction Co. as contractor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
9Th Street
Edwin Rufenacht
Barbara
10Th Street
Daryl W. Babler
Billie
Joe Marty
Mayer Factory
Monroe Construction Co
Milwaukee Aldermen Seek Opposing Federal Milk Order
The Milwaukee common council judiciary committee urges the city attorney to oppose a U S milk marketing order until further investigation. Five aldermen say milk suppliers petitioned the agriculture department, warning the order would raise prices and burden consumers. Mayor Zeidler agrees it could raise milk costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Common Council Judiciary Committee
Milwaukee Dairies
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Frank Zeidler
Festival Planned by Orangeville Firemen Weekend
Orangeville volunteer firemen schedule a midsummer festival July 21 22 with a Friday night program a talent show and a street dance Saturday night.
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Orangeville
Pressed safflower seed makes a protein cake for livestock
A dairy and farm notes item reports that pressing safflower seed yields a protein cake aimed at livestock feed. The article discusses how high protein content could supplement ration needs and improve feed efficiency.
Navy eases reentry rules for former seamen
Navy changes re entry requirements announced by Dave L. Behrens Freeport area recruiter. Former sailors discharged with rank of seamen may re enlist if they pass exams regardless of number of dependents.
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Dave L. Behrens
Freeport
Area
OKAYS SECURITY BILL Passes House with broad support to empower agency heads
The proposed measure would grant 11 government agency heads authority to dismiss employees deemed a security risk. The bill, approved in the House by 327 to 14, now moves to the Senate for consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S
Senate
House
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G.T. Rockey
Immanuel Church
Monroe Girls Plan
Westminster Studies
Blackhawk
Peace Church
Tallman Estate
Chapel
NAVY
Paver
Wheaties
Monroe, Wis
Hener
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