Sally Fritz Marries William Lanz in Monroe Church Ceremony
Miss Sally Ann Fritz wed William Herbert Lanz in a 2 p.m. ceremony at St. John's United Church of Christ Monroe conducted by Rev. Paul H. Olm. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Russel Fritz, wore chantilly lace with a bouf skirt and illusion veil. The groom is a UW graduate employed at the Lanz Agency Monroe. After the ceremony the couple planned residence at 1617 10th Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally Ann Fritz
William Herbert Lanz
Paul H. Olm
St. John’s United Church of Christ, Monroe
Russel Fritz
22Nd
Tennd
Herbert
Sandy Fritz
Karen Buholzer
Judith Dixon
Columbus
Tamara Haberman
Walter Schroeder
Donald Heeren
Robert Olson
Green Bay
K. Guy Ferrers
Janesville
Ronald Melby
Cashton
Fritz
Lanz
Ralph Hanson
R. Guy Ferris
Edward McArdle
Ann Wallace
Norwalk
Mary Ellen Peters
Viola
Silverview 4 H Club July Meeting Highlights
Bonnie Briggs and Holly Baebler led flag and club pledges at the July Silverview 4 H Club meeting in the Fairview Community building. Jane Rieder conducted group singing and spoke on dairy foods. Steve Mitschele shared experiences from State 4 H Week in Madison. Planned events include a fair booth and club tour on Thursday July 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnie Briggs
Holly Baebler
Silverview
Fairview
Jane Rieder
Steve Mitschele
Madison
Jim Meier
Luann Marty
Joann Zurfluh
Linda
Beth Trumpy
Spring
Zurfluh
City Council approves diverse payment list totaling numerous vendors
The council authorizes payments to Fullerton Lumber, Dodge's, Monroe Electric, Badger Paint, Stauffacher Construction, Monroe Ready Mix, Connors Plumbing, Sherwin-Williams and many others for labor, supplies, services, and travel. Notable items include Stauffacher Construction $518.40, Monroe Machine $175.47, and Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation milk tests $18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fullerton Lumber Co
Dodge’s
Master Blue Print, Inc
Monroe Electric Co
Burkhard Electric Co
Badger Paint Store
Monroe Ready Mix and Material Co
Monroe Auto Electric
Connors Plumbing and Heating
Sherwin-Williams Co
Stauffacher Construction Co
Wiedenbeck-Dobelin Co
Burn Electric
J and W
Culligan Soft
Gempler
Neenah Foundry Co
Monroe Machine and Welding
Lanz Hardware
Kundert Oil Co
Green County Highway Commission
Standard Oil
Heeb Co
Monroe Fire Department
Russel H. Schultz
Hoveland Brothers Construction Co
Stuart Printing Co
Konn
Monroe Sales Co
Walter R. Ekum
H. C. Miller Co
E.H. Sargent and Co
Helen F. Myers
Eleanor B. Frederick
McGraw- Hill Publishing Co
Nat G. Preston
Wisconsin Telephone Co
Dearth Motors, Inc
State Insurance Fund
Armor Grocery Products Co
Peter
Bernard Poff
Lanz Agency
Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation
Amish Community Rules on Education Work and Faith
The Amish restrict schooling after state requirements and ban sports and movies while allowing basic PE activities. They ride buses for limited needs, join lunch programs, and use visual aids. They farm communally near New Glarus, share neighborly help, and preserve religious practices once established.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Glarus
Regents Accept $2.7 Million in Gifts at UW Board Meeting
University of Wisconsin regents approved gifts and grants totaling 2.7 million including 417 720 from the National Institutes of Health for the Madison regional primate research center. Other funds supported research specialized instructional programs student scholarships gifts in kind and other purposes. The 13 month total reached 34 million versus 25 million the prior period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
University of Wisconsin Board of Regents
National Institutes of Health
Uaive
Get there safer in a dependable car
Classified ads offer real bargains daily with dependable car options and practical transportation ideas for safer travel.
Miss Klitzman Dominates Stoughton Junior Fair Swine
Phyllis Klitzman of Brooklyn captured both champion and reserve in the Duroc swine division and won the top market barrow. LeRoy Kluever also of Brooklyn won the Yorkshire trophy with James Amberdt taking reserve. Fahey Brothers of Belleville entered Chester White, where David won the champion's trophy and Ronald placed reserve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Klitzman
Brooklyn
LeRoy Kluever
Yorkshire
James Amberdt
Fahey Brothers
Belleville
Chester White
David
Ronald
Relatives and Friends Begin Summer Travels and Visits
New Glarus greetings as Mrs. Millard Tschudy and Mr. and Mrs. Streiff return from Ripon visiting Mrs. Anna Pierce and Edward Kuhn. Others attend a Camp Lucerne WSWS convention and a Madison school administrators conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred P. Streiff
Ripon
Anna Pierce
Edward Kuhn
Frederick Thacker
WSWS
Camp Lucerne
R. J. Habeck
S. Robert Schlintz
Madi
Court Ends Tax Case Against Madison Group
The United States Tax Court in Washington dismissed a 1955 IRS suit seeking 43965 in income taxes from seven former stockholders of Badger Materials Co Madison. The decision cited failure to start within two years of liquidation under Wisconsin law. IRS says it still seeks 52221 from six stockholders for fiscal 1956.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
United States Tax Court
Washington
Internal Revenue Service
Badger Materials Co
Madison
IRS
Wisconsin
Community notes on regional visits and gatherings
Local residents travel to a WSWS convention at Lake Lucerne and attend multiple gatherings in Juda, Freeport, Montello, and surrounding areas. Families visit relatives, celebrate anniversaries, attend weddings, and enjoy weekends in Juda, Edgerton, Tomahawk, Brodhead, Janesville, Madison, Milwaukee, and Madison events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mmes
Will Meinert
Walter Ludwig
WSWS
Lake Lucerne
Harry Smith
Frank Liedschlag
Mary Hartwig
Monroe
Montello
Ralph Johnson
South Dakota
Jessie Pengra
Franklin Tedman
Freeport
Robert Seequist
Brazil
Sylvia Grenzow
Earl
Wendell Grenzow
Phil Harter
Edgerton
Seequist
Joyce Grenzow
Juda
Ivan Arnsmeier
Raymond Arnsmeiers
Ervin Armstrongs
Davis
John Affolter
Wisconsin River
John Woethrich
Robert Preston
Robette
Roy Severson
Tomahawk
Raymond Arnsmeier
Ralph Anderson
Brodhead
Emmett Armstrong
Florida
Mmses
Glen Barleywine
Edna Davis
Lyle Bartell
Janesville
William Newman
Milwaukee
Bonnie
Lois Arnsmeier
Madison
Marion
Charles Trotter
Monroe Common Council Proceedings July 2 1963
The Monroe Common Council met July 2 1963 with Mayor Evans presiding. Roll call listed Aldermen Johnson Baber Flisram Burgey and others. The group read minutes waived reading and filed planning minutes and a state tax check notice. Multiple license applications were read and referred to the License Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Johnson
O. N. Johnson
Schindler
Simpson
Chambers
Flisram
Bober
Burgy
Baber
Planning Commission
Eleanor Frederick
Manitowish Waters
Jesse Morton
13Th Avenue
Forest H. Riese
16Th Street
Arthur R. Spoerry
Fidelia Vaelti
Monroe
Leo R. Keegan
Elizabeth Wenger
6Th Street
Delbert G. Krupke
29Th Avenue
Edwin R. Booth
8Th Street
Richard A. Bruny
10Th Street
Virginia E. Ferguson
Alice A. Hasse
Jonas Anderegg
16Th Avenue
Paul Busch
Toh Avenue
Marjorie A. Schwitz
11Th Street
Ernest Koenig
9Th Street
Alfred Gerber
30Th Avenue
Fred Schenkel
12Th Street
la Broge
George C. Wahl
Gerald A. Kubly
Delbert Schindler
Elmer J. Trickel
Common Council
City of
Finance and Taxation Committee
Stanley W. Howe
Wisconsin
O. N. Johnson Olin E. Flisram
Walter J. Bober
Orville R. Evans Sr
Burgey
General Reserve
Building Reserve
Walter J. Rober
Olin E. Flisram
Q O. N. Johnson
First National Bank of
Alderman Baber
Alderman Chambers
Orville Ed. Evans
Jess Morton
1Sth Avenue
Arthur R. Spoerry Sr
14Th Street
Harold Holcomb
17Th Avenue
Donald E. Metcalf
10Th
Donald W. Marti
Argyle
Wis
John D. Stauffacher
Charles E. Soddy
20Th Avenue
John W. Bennet
George E. Golackson
18Th Avenue
Elbert L. Bacon
Fidelia Waelti
Virginia Ethel Ferguson
10Th Avenue
Lola Broge
Delbert W. Schindler
DANUS
Martina Peterson
Public
Public Property Committee and Planning Commission
St. Dairy
Board of Public Works
Truxmore Pakker
Blaul Equipment and Sales Company
Crystal Lake
Illinois
Victor N. Schiller
Highway 59
Firscarm
Moton Carr
Brandenburg Plumbing and Heating
21St Street
7Th
9Th Avenues
Legislature Approves Zoning Outside City Limits
The Wisconsin Senate approved a bill allowing second and third class cities to zone land up to three miles beyond their corporate limits while villages gain authority to 12 miles. A six member committee would direct this extra territorial zoning. The measure passed 18 to 9 and follows League of Municipalities support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
State Senate
Reynolds
Ranar
League of Municipalties
Assembly
Carl Thompson
Dstoughton
Wisconsin
Senate
House
Today in History July 13 1963 highlights
Overview of events on this date including 1787 Northwest Territory organization, 1863 NYC draft riots, 1935 US Russia trade pact, 1944 Roosevelt death in Normandy, and recent French and British political shifts. Mentions other dated notes and broader historical context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
U.S Congress
Northwest Territory
Congress
William Penn Academy
Tae West
Chronien
Thermopylae
New York City
United States
Russia
Moscow
Theodore Roosevelt
Normandy
Europe
de Gaulle
Algeria
France
Macmillan
Keepin Accepts Senior IAEA Post in Vienna
Dr G Robert Keepin of Los Alamos New Mexico has taken a two year senior officer post in the physics section division of research and laboratories at the International Atomic Energy Agency based in Vienna Austria. He will coordinate nuclear data measurement and help plan an IAEA center for theoretical physics while on leave from Los Alamos. His family accompanies him and faces housing challenges in Vienna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Robert Keepin
Los Alamos
N.M
Research and Laboratories
International Atomic Energy Agency
Vienna
Austria
Keepin
G. R. Keepin
Santa Fe
Dr. Keepin
First Methodist
Monroe
Oak Park
St. John’s Methodist Church
Chicago
IAEA
Madge
Barranca Mesa
Keepins
Spring Grove Social News Briefs Highlight Local Travels
Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Busjahn ship an English Shepherd puppy to Evansville. Families visit relatives in Colorado and California while several residents host or join reunions and visits in Wisconsin, Illinois, New York, and Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvin Busjahn
Colorado
Herbert Mohns
Rockford
Evansville
Ind
Ervin Schwartz
William Lentz
Junior Schwartz
Sammy Wendler
Oconomowoc
Melvin Wendler
Will Dade
Shelli
Elvin Wendler
Allen Taylor
Carolyn Wendler
Madison
Sam Wendler
James Lewis
Jeffery
Jimmy
Fred Kundert
Delores Wendler
David Johnson
Colusa
Calif
William Beightol
Arthur Johnsons
Monroe
Bessie Meyers
Macomb
Ill
Lizzie Mather
Oakley
Stanley Reise
Groton
N.Y
Leon Weidmans
Russell Hawkins
Boulder
Colo
Emma Meinert
Davis
Hazel Hawkins
Brodhead
Hawkins
Stanley Clark
Henry Lipton
Martha Pein
Rock City
Albert Beardsley
Freeport
Herman Bertelrud
Blanchardville
Carl Montefelt
Russell Binger
Herman Pinnow
Clayton Roby
Belvidere
Jess Schouch
Jake Stockers
Kenneth Marsh
Janesville
Shirley
Delores Goodger
Delavan
Lavern Gadow
Time-Saving Tip: Solve Problems via Classified Ads
Readers are urged to consider classifieds as a quick problem-solving tool. The note highlights how concise ads can point to services, opportunities, or bargains, saving readers time and effort in sourcing answers.
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Sally Fritz
St. John’s Church
Radke
William H. Lanz
Donald Hustad
Carol Jean
Gary J. Elmer
Herman J. Elmer
Monticello
Miss Hustad
Ray-O-Vac
Oaktron Industries, Inc
Silverview Club
Briggs
Schwartzlow
UW Regents
Klitzman
Stoughton Fair
Glarus
Mrs. Millard Tschudy
Eugene Slotten
York, Pa
Melvin Streiff
Leonard Donnelly
Douglas Norris
Niantic
Conn
Harvard University
Madison Group
By Mabel FE. Bauer
Proceedings of Common Council
O. R. Evans
O. N. Johnson Walter J. Baber Olin E. Flisram
Police and Safety Committee
15Th Avenue
25Th Street
26Th Street
Theodore J. Burgy
Fred R. Simpson Olin E. Flisram
QO. N. Johnson
Fred R. Simpson
L. M. Johnson Fred R. Simpson Olin E. Flisram
Spring Grove
Mrs