Stovall Feller Nuptials At St Victor's Church
Miss Roberta Rose Feller and William Gary Stovall exchange nuptial vows at St Victor's Church Monticello officiated by Rev E C MaeCollow. A reception follows at Woody's Dew Drop Inn Dayton. After a wedding trip to Niagara Falls they will reside in Monroe. Both graduates of Monticello High in 1960.
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Roberta Rose Feller
William Gary Stovall
Monticello
St. Victor’s Catholic Church
E. C. MaeCollow
Robert Feller
William D. Stovall Jr
Robert H. Rieder
Gayle Harvey
Madison
Jeffrey Edmunds
Francis Thorpe
Richard Feller
Woody’s
Dew Drop Inn
Dayton
Timmy
Tommy Feller
Robert Feller Jr
Robert Briggs
Robert Schlittler
Loretta Schmid
Judy Woodruff
Gwen Broge
Susan Schwartzlow
Milwaukee
Rhinelander
Tomah
Wisconsin Rapids
Waukesha
Niagara Falls
Canada
Stovall
Monroe
Monticello High School
Madison Business College
United Telephone Co
Bridal Shower Honors Miss Sandra Swenson
Miss Sandra Swenson was honored at a Thursday bridal shower hosted at the Paul R. Kubly home. Co-hostesses were Miss Karen Kubly and Mrs. Larry Priewe. The event noted the upcoming marriage to Ronald Zuehlke on Saturday July 29 and included games and a luncheon.
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Sandra Swenson
Paul R. Kubly
28Th Avenue
Karen Kubly
Larry Priewe
Miss Swenson
Ronald Zuehlke
Mmes
David Lovett
Howard Bressath
Lee Reasa
Harold Wild
Roy Figi
Clinton Montgomery
Paul Neubauer
William Wood
Robert Eficholtz
Eve Galusha
Gen Stephenson
Ludell Swenson
Judy Hillis
Lesson on Stewards in the Household of God
Mrs Ammann presents the WSWS lesson Stewards in the Household of God at Clarno Zion church meeting held Wednesday evening at Mrs Hinebaughs home co hosted by Mrs Wuetrich Devo tions led by Mrs Kuhnke prayer by Mrs Matzke Visitors include Mrs Discher Miss Ausmus and Miss Vogel Society will entertain Green County hospital patients Thursday
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Harry Ammann
Clarno Wsws
Zion Evangelical United Brethren Church
Frank Hinebaugh
Robert Wuetrich
Albert Kuhnke
Nellie Matzke
Alice Discher
Jeanne Ausmus
Marian Vogel
Green County Hospital
Worship Theme Listed For New Glarus Church
Swiss United Church of Christ in New Glarus lists the 8 a.m. service with the theme No Small Plans For Us and a 10:30 a.m. sermon Not the Fau cet, But the Well. Sunday school at 9:15. Consistory meets Monday at 8 p.m. in the Zwingli House. Postville Aid Society meets Wednesday at 8 p.m. Choir rehearsal Tuesday at 8 p.m. and junior choir Wednesday at 7 p.m.
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New Glarus
Swiss United Church of Christ
Zwingli
Judith Mae DeVoe Weds Richard Rust In Brodhead Church
Judith DeVoe and Richard C Rust were married in the Brodhead Methodist church at 2 p m with Rev Floyd Fahlgren officiating. Attendants wore white organza gowns, receptions followed, and the couple will reside at 339 West Washington Madison.
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Judith Mae DeVoe
Richard Rust
Brodhead Church
West Washington
Madison
Richard C. Rust
Brodhead
Floyd Fahlgren
Ellen Fisher
David Pfisterer
Shelby Mauermann
Floyd R. DeVoe
West 4Th Avenue
Pearl Rust
East Mifflin
Georganne DeVoe
Mario Lafarga
Mary Jane Dulles
Deborah Rust
Brown's Book Shop
Vogel Couple Honored At Housewarming Event
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Vogel recently moved from Route 3 to 2004 12th avenue and were honored at a surprise house warming by the Valley View Homemakers Club. Attending were Fred Wald Armin Ruf ener William Leopold Christ ischanz and Helen Earl Bech tolt David Dan Bechtolt and family Clarence Falk Fred Friedrichs Vernon Friedrichs Mrs. Elizabeth Schiedegger and Mrs. Elsie Stauffacher.
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Albert Vogel
Route 3
12Th Avenue
Valley View Homemakers Club
Messrs
Mmes
Fred Wald
Armin Rufener
William Leopold
Christischanz
Helen
Earl Bechtolt
David
Dan Bechtolt
Clarence Falk
Fred Friedrichs
Vernon Friedrichs
Elizabeth Schiedegger
Elsie Stauffacher
Kulbrender Reunion Set for Adams Church Tomorrow
The Kulbrender reunion will be held tomorrow at Adams church with a noon potluck. This year’s date was moved because Miss Magnhild Nybroten leaves in August to return to Madagascar as a mission teacher.
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Adams Church
Magnhild Nybroten
Madagascar
Slides of Switzerland Shown at Area Meeting
George Hartman showed slides on Switzerland at the Add-A-Million picnic Thursday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Hans Schlapbach Albany with 50 persons attending. Those present were John Stoehr and family Clifford Kesler and family Otis Hermanson Herman Durtschi and family George
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George Hartman
Switzerland
Hans Schlapbach
Albany
Messrs
Mmes
John Stoehr
Clifford Kesler
Otis Hermanson
Herman Durtschi
George
Community groups list attendees for Monticello meeting
Hartman and family, Stanely Bowman and family, Franklin Wyttenbach, Fritz Schlapbach and family, Leon Gempeler and family, and Hans Schlapbach and family attend. The next gathering is scheduled at the Herman Durtschi home in Monticello.
Kay Scheider Engaged to Dietrich Kroencke
Mr and Mrs Elwyn Scheider of Lena announce the engagement of Kay Elizabeth Scheider to Dietrich Kroencke son of Mr and Mrs Heinrich Kroencke Kiel Germany An August wedding is planned The bride elect a 1960 Lena Winslow graduate works for W T Raleigh Co Freeport He is a Kiel Germany high school graduate with a Malenti Germany degree and is employed by Kraft Foods in Shirley Indiana
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Elwyn Scheider
Lena
Kay Elizabeth
Dietrich Kroencke
Heinrich Kroencke
Kiel
Germany
Lena-Winslow High School
W. T. Raleigh Co
Freeport
Malenti
Kraft Foods
Shirley
Ind
Wisconsin Professor to Advise Philippine Timber Projects
Prof. Lee W. Crandall of the University of Wisconsin Madison takes a year leave to advise the Philippine government on timber engineering. He and his wife Gladys Wells Crandall will be stationed at the Forest Products Research Institute in Laguna, Philippines, under a UN FAO assignment.
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Lee W. Crandall
Gladys Wells
Monroe
University of Wisconsin, Madison
United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization
Crandall
Gordon
Forest Products Research Institute of
University of the Philippines At
Laguna
Hawaii
Prof
Philippines
Italy
Hartford
University of Wisconsin
U.S. Bureau of Reclamation
Stanford University
California
Consoer, Townsend and Quinlin
Chicago
Denver
Fairchild Aircraft
Hagerstown
University of Colorado
Stanford
Boeing Airplane Co
Seattle
Wash
Finnish Institute of Technology
Helsinki
Finland
Neighbors Pitch In To Help Area Farmer
Neighbors and friends held a haying bee at the Richard Haag farm to harvest about 35 acres of hay. More than two dozen helpers assisted after Haag underwent surgery about a month ago.
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MT. Horeb
Richard Haag Farm
Haag
Haag Farm
Farmer Smith backs protest to subsidy plan in mail
BIG FLATS N Y Farmer William T Smith reports a large volume of mail in support of his protest against a farm subsidy program tied to his Cadillac purchase He says the program pays to idle land and reduce surplus stocks and cites the $6712 subsidy for 104 idle acres out of 262 corn acres on his 1200 acre Illinois New York area farm The note from Mrs Jean Le Borgne of La Puente Calif suggests planting the idle acres in flowers
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Big Flats
N. Y
William T. Smith
Moorhead
Minn
Smith
Washington
Aean
Uncle Sam
Elmira
Jean le Borgne
LaPuente
Calif
Paradise Trip Ends After Monroe Scouts Visit Philmont Ranch
Nine Scouts and one adviser completed a 12 day Philmont Scout Ranch trek in northern New Mexico. They trained in forestry geology horsemanship and camping while exploring a B24D bomber crash site and Waite Phillips peak. They hiked 40 to 50 miles across the 127 000 acre ranch returning July 8.
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Monroe
Philmont
New Mexico
David Deininger
Oregon
Ill
Denver
Trinidad
Colo
Heaquarters
Nick Stroud
Freeport
Tom Broersma
Grand Haven
Mich
Waite Philips
George Jacobs Jr
Jim Spring
Tony Lux
Dick Barry
Gary Blackbourn
Louis Janke
Dan Janke
Tom Bacon
Nate Logeson
Mt Pleasant 4H Club preps for ice cream social
At Monticello High School the Mt Pleasant 4H club held roll call pledges led by Bonnie Babler and Joey Dooley. Linda Carroll led singing with Alice Carroll on accordion. Henry V Baebler reported on tonight ice cream social at the village hall at 5 30. Harold Schulz served refreshments to 13 members five leaders and one guest.
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MT. Pleasant
Monticello
Green County Fair
Monticello High School
Bonnie Babler
Joey Dooley
Linda Carroll
Alice Carroll
Henry V. Baebler
Harold Schulz
Eye Injury Suffered By Mrs Stevenson
Ellen Borden Stevenson former wife of Adlai Stevenson was hospitalized in Chicago after a bathroom door frame bar struck her left eye while exercising. Doctors initially feared blindness but then estimated a fifty percent chance of retaining sight.
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Chicago
Ellen Borden Stevenson
U.N
Adlai Stevenson
Passavant Hospital
Area Woman Candidate For State Auxiliary Post
Mrs. Hazel William of Brodhead is one of three candidates for historian of the Wisconsin American Legion Auxiliary. Balloting occurs today at the state convention in Waukesha. Several officers run unopposed including Nile Fuller for president and vice presidents Mrs. Thelen, Mrs. Schneider, and Mrs. Gunderson.
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George
Hazel) William
Brodhead
Wisconsin American Legion Auxiliary
Waukesha
Nile Fuller
Racine
Ralph Thelen
Grafton
Frank Schneider
la Crosse
Allen Gunderson
Shipcton
Williams
William Killeen
Oshkosh
Walter Schoenr
Miss Farm Bureau queen contest underway in Wisconsin
The third annual Miss Farm Bureau contest is launched by Young People of Wisconsin Farm Bureau with Beverly Klipstine announcing the event. Qualifiers must be Farm Bureau members or from Farm Bureau families, aged 17 to 30, and judged on beauty health vitality naturalness poise charm and speaking ability.
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Miss Farm Bureau
Young People of Wisconsin Farm Bureau
Beverly Klipstine
West de Pere
Farm Bureau
Wausau
American Farm Bureau
Chicago
Wisconsin Farm Bureau
The
Nancy Jane Fox
Waukesha County
River Falls State College
Ralph Gempeler
Monticello
Dan Poulson
Palmyra
Lorraine Jochmann
Appleton
DuWayne Pitt
Bonduel
Our Soil and Our Strength from the Soil Conservation Service
A reflective piece notes variable oat maturity after timely rains and asks how far behind normal precipitation is. It urges gratitude for the United States' abundant food supply and farmers' role, comparing global hunger and wealth while highlighting unequal world food access.
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United States of America
You
Fire on Clark Farm Blamed on Lightning
A Lena Illinois farm barn on the Gene Clark property four miles northeast of Lena sustained about 30000 in fire damage after a thunderstorm. Firemen from McConnell Winslow and Lena responded. Believed to be a lightning strike, the blaze destroyed hay several thousand bushels of oats a chopper wagon and a corn crib with silo and an adjoining milk house.
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Lena, Ill
Gene Clark
Here
McConnell, Winslow
Lena
Troop 113 Begins Canyon Camp Stay
Monroe Boy Scout Troop 113 under Richard H. Bahr and James R. Gordee departs East School at 12 45 p m for Canyon Camp tomorrow and returns Saturday afternoon. Dr George Barry awarded Order of the Arrow at camp last Wednesday with three Troop 113 boys to be initiated at Parents night. Bahr Jr. on Canyon Camp staff plans to return Saturday August 5 along with named troop members.
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Troop 113
Order
Dr. Barry
Order of the Arrow
Steve Kessnick
Steve Kirchmer
James Doyle
James Mueller
Peter Urban
Mike Miller
John Etter
James Webster
Mike Connors
Rick Pulkrabek
Marshall Zwygart
Dick Barry
David C. Stauffacher
John Ganshert
Donald Bloom
Mike Meythaler
Harry Miller
Jerry Blum
Terry Hayes
Jack Oostdik
Greg Gibbons
Steve Schwartz
Lee Johnson
Bill Schuetze
Phillip Benkert
Kim Kindschi
Richard Bahr Jr
Canyon
Treasury Plans Record $16 Million Borrowing to Fund Deficit
The U S Treasury will borrow $16 billion next week to cover an expected deficit of at least $4 billion. It will refinance $12.5 billion of old debt and raise $3.5 billion in new cash via an auction for tax anticipation bills maturing next March. Holders of $12.5 billion of notes maturing Aug 1 to Oct 1 can swap into three new issues including a 3% note and a 3 1/2% note plus a May 1968 bond offered at a discount to yield near 4 percent.
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Washington
The
Treasury
Department
Classified Ads Enhance Every Business
Local merchants publicize goods and services through classified ads offering affordable exposure. Ads highlight daily specials, rental spaces, job opportunities, and used items, connecting buyers with sellers across the community.
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St. Victor's Church
Clarno
New Glarus Church
Schmitz
Vogel
Kulbrender
Kay Scheider
Farmer Smith
U.S. Grant Council
Stevenson
State
Down To
Soil Conservation Service
U.S. Treasury
Bel Air
Biscayne
Chevy
Hevrolet
Chevy Corvair
Chevrolet
18Th Avenue
Monroe, Wis