Mary I Keeler Weds Robert R Grinnell in Mineral Point
Mary I Keeler of Mineral Point married Robert R Grinnell of Madison in a 2:30 p.m. Saturday ceremony at the bride’s home. Rev. Max J. Rigert officiated. The couple plans a honeymoon through northern Minnesota Port Arthur and Upper Michigan and will reside at 526 Fountain St Mineral Point after July 20. Keeler owns Keeler Insurance. Grinnell works for Wisconsin Power and Light as a dealer residential specialist. Miss Mary Margaret Schnurr served as maid of honor with Dwight Coplien as best man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary I. Keeler
Mineral Point
Robert R. Grinnell
Madison
Max J. Rigert
Walter Stephenson
Mifflin
Harry Grinnell
Monroe
Mary Margaret Schnurr
Dwight Coplien
Minnesota
Port Arthur
Upper Michigan
Fountain St
Two Couples Farewell Party in Monticello
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Krueger and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Schmid move from Mt. Pleasant Township to a new village home. They were honored with a money gift at a Wednesday farewell party featuring euchre games, travel prizes, and a guest list of local families.
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Monticello
Henry Krueger
Ed Schmid
Mt. Pleasant Township
Kruegers
Schmids
Artimus Silver
Fred Zurfluh
Kenneth Schwartzlow
Rose Spring
Messrs
Mmes
Abraham Kubly
Stillman Huntley
Lawrence Huntley
Wilbert Strahm
John Schwartzlow
Ralph Kubly
LeRoy Spring
James Dooley
Peter Barker
Charles Hefty
Gilbert Disch Sr
Jacob Hefty
LaVonne Disc
Class of 1939 Plans Reunion Here July 25
The Class of 1939 holds its 25th reunion on Saturday July 25 at Windy Acres starting at 6 30 p.m. with a social hour and a smorgasbord dinner A short meeting and program precede an evening of renewing friendships The planning committee includes Mrs Dan Ault Burton Bacon P J Connors Jr Alden Bud Elmer Robert Mueller Walter Reger Mrs Fredric Rosa Mrs J William Tschanz and Mrs Leon Kubly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windy Acres
Dan Ault
Burton Bacon
P. J. Connors Jr
Alden
Bud) Elmer
Robert Mueller
Walter Reger
Fredric Rosa
J. William Tschanz
Leon Kubly
Charles Esch Awaits 100th Birthday Event
Mr and Mrs M W Meienburg will travel to Sheboygan Sunday for the 100th birthday of uncle Charles Esch whose birth date is July 15 observance set for this Sunday. Esch is a Milwaukee Braves fan and received a thank you letter signed by Braves players.
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Brodhead
M. W. Meienburg
Sheboygan
Charles Esch
Esch
Milwaukee Braves
Braves
Kubly To Speak Here On Scandinavian Trip
Frank J. Kubly will speak and show pictures of his trip to the Scandinavian countries at the Monday night meeting of the Swiss Club of Monroe. Summer meetings are at 8 30 p m. Lunch will be served.
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Frank J. Kubly
Monroe
Auxiliary Will Meet New Glarus Social and Roast
Eagles Auxiliary will hold a social evening and wiener roast at New Glarus Woods Park next Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glarus
Eagles
Glarus Woods
Christine Phillips Engaged To Galen Matthias
Orangeville Times Special reports Christine Irene Phillips engaged to Galen Matthias of Dunkerton Iowa. She is a Gates College graduate and secretary at Rath phosphorus Co in Waterloo. The wedding is planned for Saturday August 1 with a pre wedding shower hosted by Misses Crouse and Zee.
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Donald Phillips
Orangeville
Christine Irene
Galen Matthias
Alvin Matthias
Dunkertor
Miss Phillips
Orangeville High School
Gates College
Waterloo
Matthias
Dunkertor High School
Roth Pkg. Co
Sidney B. Smith and Co. Certified Public Accountants
Radke
Dunkerton, Ta
Dunkerton High School
Rath Phg. Co., Certified Public Accountants
Jean Crouse
Elaine Zee
Robert Crouse
Bride Elect
Orville Barker
Golda Campbell
Alma Reuber
Forest Zee
Reunion group approves grave marker repair in Albany
Pryce-Bartlett reunion group convened at Evansville park and voted to repair the markers on two Pryce family graves. The Thomas Pryce family immigrated from Wales in 1845 with five sons and four daughters. Emma Pryce, the first woman buried at Hillcrest cemetery, died in 1846. Mrs. Paul Zee elected president. Mrs. Mary Kauk and Mrs. F L Atkinson named officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Pryce-Bartlett
Evansville Park
Pryce
Thomas Pryce
Wales
Blanche Jones
Emma
Hillcrest
Paul Zee
Mary Kauk
F. L. Atkinson
Garden Club To Meet At Brodhead Monday
Brodhead Garden Club will gather at 2 p.m. Monday with Mrs. Fred Hahlen at the Hahlen cottage by Decatur Lake. A picnic supper will follow. Roll call prompts members to share their greatest garden success or most depressing failure this year. A volunteer program is planned.
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Brodhead
Brodhead Garden Club
Fred Hahlen
Hahlen
Decatur Lake
G U G G Meets at Alpine Cafe With 48 Members
Mrs Melvin Voegels chaired entertainment and Mrs Emma Zemp handled refreshments when G U G G met Tuesday evening in the Alpine Cafe. Forty eight members attended and games were played.
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G.U.G.G
Glarus
Melvin Voegels
Emma Zemp
Clarno WSWS Plans Guest Day and Study Class
At the Clarno Women’s Society of World Service meeting the group organized a guest day for August and a future study class at the Clarno church. Hostesses were Mrs. Fred Roth and Mrs. Leslie Albright with 13 members and three guests, including Miss Selma Grenzow and Mrs. John Christen and Ray Bowen. The lesson on Hunger and Hopes of Humanity was by Mrs. Albert Reinmann. Devo tions by Mrs. Arley Ausmus. Prayer service by Mrs. Floyd Timm. A report on the WSWS state convention at Camp Lucerne July 8 was presented. six Clarno members attended. Arrangements were made to entertain at Green County Hospital on Thursday July 23.
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Clarno Women’s Society of World Service
Clarno Church
Mmes
Fred Roth
Leslie Albright
Selma Grenzow
John Christen
Ray Bowen
Albert Reinmann
Arley Ausmus
Floyd Timm
WSWS
Camp Lucerne
Clarno Society
Green County Hospital
Girls Attend Camp Sponsored by WCTU Near Waupaca
The WCTU sponsored three girls for a week at a camp near Waupaca focusing on alcohol studies. The honorees were Kathy Condon daughter of Mr and Mrs Franklyn Condon Karen Copelin daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl Copelin and Lynda Stewart daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald Stewart.
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Brodhead
WCTU
Waupaca
Kathy Condon
Franklyn Condon
Karen Coplein
Earl Coplein
Lynda Stewart
Donald Stewart
Ten From Area Join Zor Shrine Pilgrimage
Ten area residents will join the Zor Shrine New York Pilgrimage next week with flight reservations from Truax Field at 11 a.m. Monday. They will return Friday night. The group includes Mr. and Mrs. Sam Rubi and daughter Ellen, Mrs. Gladys Benkett, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Rodger, Mrs. Raymond Beightol and daughter Carol Jean, and Mary Lee Keegan and Sherry Ott. Four planes will leave Truax that morning. Special train and bus arrangements have been made for hundreds statewide as part of Shrine Imperial Council Session activities including parades at the World's Fair and related events.
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New York
Truax Field
Sam Rubi
Ellen
Chicago
Gladys Benkett
Lyle Rodger
Raymond Beightol
Carol Jean
Mary Lee Keegan
Sherry Ott
Truax
Shriners Imperial Council
Mt Horeb Man Hurt In Motorcycle Mishap
Duane Strassman a 24 year old from Mt Horeb sustained a fractured foot yesterday noon after losing control of his motorcycle to avoid a car and a Dane County highway truck in Madison. He was treated at University hospital and released. Police said Strassman and the car driver Jerry Vesperman 30 Madison swerved to avoid a parked county vehicle and a highway employee directing traffic around the track.
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Duane Strassman
Route 3
Mt. Horeb
Dane
Madison
University Hospital
Strassman
Jerry Vesperman
Bank Holdup Suspect Enters Guilty Plea in Freeport
William Henry Hart age 28 of Rockford changed his plea from innocent to guilty in U S District Court at Freeport for the Alpine State Bank robbery on April 2. Sentencing awaits trial of two other Rockford men Joel Levine and Warren Smith scheduled to start Monday.
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William Henry Hart
Rockford
Alpine State Bank
Joseph Sam Perry
U.S
Freeport
Joel Levine
Warren Smith
Classified Ads Help Daily Problems for Thousands
Classified listings provide essential local services and items. Readers find jobs, housing, vehicles, and household needs via affordable notices. Community members depend on these timely postings for practical solutions and trades.
Lafayette County 4-H fair plans and state enrollment gains
Lafayette County prepares for its fair July 22 96 and discusses the Green County Dairy display case. Walter Strieff’s farm pits reveal soil variation and conservation needs while Oliver Miller assists loading. State 4-H enrollment reaches 62 450 with 2 260 clubs and 27 members per club on average.
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Lafayette County
Lafayette Fair
Green County
Oliver Miller
Walter
Dean Strieff
Strieff
Rebisher
Madison
Wisconsin
Frank Campbell
Campbell
FAA NAMES MARSH WASHINGTON W
The Federal Aviation Agency appoints Edward C. Marsh aged 53 from Los Angeles as director of its central region with HQ in Kansas City effective September 1.
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FAA
Marsh
Washington W
Federal Aviation Agency
Edward C. Marsh
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Rodgers Plans Gift to New York City
Composer Richard Rodgers plans to build and donate a gift to New York City. The project aims to honor the city and its residents with a lasting cultural contribution.
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Rodgers
New York
Richard Rodgers
New Monroe Vocalist joins Euro tour choir
Nancy Hughes 16 new Monroe student and daughter of Charles and Mrs Hughes is one of six high school students chosen to sing with Eau Claire State University 70 voice choir on a month long Europe tour starting July 26. The group will perform in England Scotland France Switzerland and The Netherlands departing from Chicago.
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Monroe
Nancy Hughes
Charles Hughes
Eau Claire State University
England
Scotland
France
Switzerland
Netherlands
Chicago
Miss Hughes
Choir of
St. Mary’s
Bloomington
Mount Morris Park Amphitheater Childhood Ties
A 2,000-seat amphitheater in Mount Morris Park is noted as a childhood venue where he first played as a boy, highlighting early ties to the community and local heritage.
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Mount Morris Park
Cohn Acquitted In Perjury Case
In New York a federal court jury acquitted attorney Roy M. Cohn of perjury and obstruction of justice in a retrial. Co-defendant Murray E. Gottesman was also cleared. Jurors deliberated nine hours on charges tied to a 1959 grand jury stock fraud probe and alleged attempts to derail indictments.
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New York
Roy M. Cohn
Joseph R. McCarthy
Murray E. Gottesman
United States Attorney’s Office
Wagner Home Nursing Service Expands to All Desiring
The Wagner Nursing home expands its Home Nursing Service program to anyone who desires it. Launched in 1952 for those needing some nursing care but not a full time nurse, the service was originally limited to cases referred by the welfare department. Each year demand has grown and the Wagners extend the program.
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Wagner Nursing Home
Wagners
Wagner couple runs nursing home with hospital equipment
The Wagners own a 20 year nursing home operation and offer hospital equipment such as lifters walkers linen and sick room aids. They are graduates of the Monroe Deaconess hospital School of Nursing and run their facility with longtime experience.
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Wagners
Richard Wagner
Monroe Deaconess Hospital School of Nursing
Government Dairy Stocks Down Sharply from Year Ago
Washington report shows surplus dairy products held by the government declined by mid year. Butter stocks stood at 118 million pounds, cheese 20 million, and non-fat dry milk 92 million, versus 437 million, 40 million, and 478 million a year earlier, while milk production rose.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Greek widow charged for meat fatal to 22
A widow in Mesolongion accidental mix of insecticide with a mourning dish led to a fatality of 22. She faces manslaughter charges as authorities investigate the tragedy.
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Greece
Widow in Stylia food poisoning tragedy after memorial
In Stylia a memorial service for a husband turned deadly when 22 mourners died after eating boiled wheat germ with raisins prepared by Maria Apostolopoulos. An additional 128 fell ill and 35 remain hospitalized. Her son and daughters face charges of negligence.
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Maria Apostolopoulos
Stylia
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Permalux
Argyle, Wis
Clarno Wsws Group
Zor Shrine
Walter Strieff
16Th Street
Vienna Austria
Chevrolet
Ray Miskimon
Bud Hudson
Nina Buchschacher
Fred Fernstaedt
Bertha A. Odell
22Nd Avenue
Herbert T. Johnson
Cohn
Goetz
Weibel’s
Pine Bluff
Wis
Woodcraft
19Th St
First National Bank
Badger Motors
Behring Motors
Green County Auto CO
Monroe Sales CO
Marty-Ripp Chevrolet
Dearth Motors
Rambler
First National Bank OF Monroe
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Federal Reserve System
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