Engagement of Miss Marilyn Ludlow to Neil Gundermann Announced
The Madison engagement of Miss Marilyn Ludlow granddaughter of the late Mr and Mrs Willis Ludlow of Monroe to Neil Gundermann also of Madison is announced. The wedding is planned for September 3 at Blessed Sacrament church in Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn Ludlow
Gundermann
Madison
Willis Ludlow
Monroe
Neil Gundermann
Miss Ludlow
M. H. Ludlow
Mason Street
Howard L. Gundermann
Blessed Sacrament Church
Edgewood College
Beaver Dam High School
Sanna Dairies Inc
Ripon College
Carson Military Institute
Pennsylvania
Ripon
Army Reserve Corps
Theta Chi
University of Illinois Graduate School
Jake Rothenbuehler
Rosemarie Rothenbuehler
Orris Wayne Withe
Lyle Withe
Brodhead
Withe
Las Vegas
Nev
Rockford High School
Miss Rothenbuehler
Nolan and
Illis
Pre nuptial Shower Honors Miss Marty
Miss Nola Rae Marty of Brown Town was honored at a home pre nuptial shower Friday hosted by Mrs. Merlin Williams with Carole Kline and Ruby Williams assisting. Attendees included Janet Swiggum, Joan Swiggum, Marilyn Smith, Ronna Smith, Donna Krebs, and many others. Marty will wed Gary R. Stark July 31 at Peace Church Browntown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nola Rae Marty
Browntown
Merlin Williams
Carole Kline
Ruby Williams
Janet
Joan Swiggum
Marilyn
Ronna Smith
Donna Krebs
Rose Mary Kempfer
Mary Jane Totter
Berda Broege
Janice Berger
Janice Olson
Sandra Gravenia
Nathalie Hale
Joe A. Marty
Nola Rae
Gary R. Stark
Frank Stark
Peace Church
ZumBrunnen
Speaker Paul Aultman Visits Monticello Church Service
Rev. Paul E. Aultman of Cincinnati, formerly of Monticello, was the guest speaker at Zwingli Evangelical and Reformed church Sunday worship service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Paul E. Aultman
Cincinnati
Zwingli Evangelical and Reformed
Plans for Cheese Day Discussed at Meeting
The Green County Farm Bureau Women’s committee met in the Farm Bureau hall Saturday night to plan Cheese Day. They will offer to make and distribute sandwiches for Cheese Day. Mrs. S. S. Salzwedel of Sylvester resigned. Mrs. Robert Arn of New Glarus took the post. Mrs. R. J. Douglas offered a family picnic at her home. Mrs. Frank Bloom chaired. a next meeting will be in August.
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Green County Farm Bureau Women’s Committee
Farm Bureau
S. S. Salzwedel
Sylvester
Robert Arn
New Glarus
R. J. Douglas
Frank Bloom
Gordee-Hanson Reunion Elects Officers in Lincoln Park
Harold Johnson of Woodford was chosen chairman and Mrs. Peter Wicky of Woodford named secretary treasurer at the annual Gordee-Hanson reunion held yesterday in Lincoln Park with 85 in attendance. The 1956 gathering will meet the third Sunday in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Johnson
Woodford
Peter Wicky
Gordee-Hanson
Lincoln Park
Local Moose Women Attend Superior Event
Monroe Women of the Moose joined the 39th annual Moose Women conference in Superior. The Monroe chapter conducted balloting with Mmes Roy Speich Chalmer Armstrong Jack Marty Marvin Holcomb Wilbur Kraus Harold Thurston Robert Maurer John Ruch Henry Babler and Lee Babler. Mrs Ann Frazier of Madison was crowned queen of sponsors and Mrs Thurston served as attendant. 154 women attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Women of the Moose
Moose Women
Superior
Monroe
Mmes
Roy Speich
Chalmer D. Armstrong
Jack Marty
Marvin T. Holcomb
Wilbur Kraus
Harold Thurston
Friendship
Robert Maurer
John Ruch
Henry L. Babler
Farewell Event At Ammon Residence For Fritz Blumer
Fritz Blumer bids farewell before leaving for the Army with a party at the Ernest Ammon home. Attendees included Adolph Zimmerman Walter Schuetz Kathrine Schuetz Donald Alexander Sue Isely Donald Christen Gloria Hix Keith Christen Esther Schwartz Duane Schwartz Dale Bertalot Donald Ruef Ed Krat tiger Roy Ketterli Annette Stop ka Elsa Rattin Lucille Alston Ernest Thomen Therese von Allmen Clarence Gissing Delbert Behr ing Fritz Ruf Roger Wuthrich Jerry Hartmann Adolph Ruf Wesly Pellett. Polka boys provided music and refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fritz Blumer
Ernest Ammon
Adolph Zimmerman
Walter
Kathrine Schuetz
Donald Alexander
Sue Isely
Donald Christen
Gloria Hixon
Keith Christen
Esther
Duane Schwartz
Dale Bertalot
Donald Ruef
Nancy Krattiger
Roy Ketterli
Annette Stopka
Elsa
William Rattin
Lucille
Chris Alston
Ernest Thomen
Therese von Allmen
Clarence Gissing
Delbert Behring
Fritz Ruf
Roger Wuthrich
Jerry Hartmann
Adolph Ruf
Wesly Pellett
Rose
Mrs. Paul Vetterli Elected President at Reunion
Mrs. Paul Vetterli of New Glarus was elected president of the Schwarzenberger-Winiger family reunion in Lincoln Park. John Winiger Jr. of Prairie du Sac was named secretary treasurer. John Winiger Sr. attended as the oldest member, and Dale Robert Babler of Shullsburg was the youngest. Attendees hailed from Chicago, Milwaukee, Rockford, Beloit, Prairie du Sac, Mt. Horeb, Shullsburg, Woodford, New Glarus, Judo and Monroe. The 1956 reunion is set for the third Sunday in July at Recreation Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Vetterli
New Glarus
Schwarzenberger - Winiger
Lincoln Park
John Winiger Jr
Prairie du Sac
John Winiger Sr
Dale Robert Babler
Shullsburg
Chicago
Milwaukee
Rockford
Beloit
Mt. Horeb
Woodford
Judo
Monroe
Recreation Park
Honored at Party by Mrs Berge and Friends
Mrs Leona Berge along with Carol and Sandra and Louise Hanson were honored at a local party for their community service. The event highlighted their contributions and recognized friendships among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Leona Berge
Carol
Sandra
Louise Hanson
Farewell Party For Grand Forks Bound Family
A sendoff Thursday night at the Walter Brink home in Verona honored a family about to move to Grand Forks North Dakota. Guests included Andrew and Mrs Brink Cross Plains Joe Brink Mt Horeb Victor Babler New Glarus William Arnold Madison Dave Brink Monticello Judith and Bobby Kindgen Monroe and Mrs Berge daughter of the Monticello Brinks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Forks
N. C
Walter Brink
Verona
Messrs
Mmes
Andrew Brink
Cross Plains
Joe Brink
Mt. Horeb
Victor Babler
New Glarus
William Arnold
Madison
Dave Brink
Monticello
Judith
Bobby Kindgen
Monroe
Berge
Dave Brinks
Party Tuesday for Golden Age Club at Recreation Park
The Golden Age Club hosts a Tuesday party for those over 60 at the Recreation Park shelter house with a potluck dinner. Transportation requests should be made by calling Ronald D. Johnson or arriving at the Community Center before 12:30 p.m. tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recreation Park
Ronald D. Johnson
Constable Graduates Peace Returns to Chalfont St Giles
Chalfont St Giles youths ran amok during a police course. Street lamps were smashed notices torn and public property damaged. Constable A V Gleeson returns after completing his crime detection course and calm is restored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chalfont ST. Giles
England
A. V. Gleeson
Mrs Louise Ziltener To Visit Europe Next Week
BRODHEAD Times Special Mrs Louise Ziltener will leave next Monday for Europe to visit her daughter near Frankfort Germany and relatives in Switzerland She will be met at the Frankfort airport by her daughter Ziltener came to Green County in 1902 from Goldau Canton Schwyz Switzerland with her sister Emma Steiner settling at New Glarus Sister died in 1946 and all her brothers and sisters remain in Switzerland Miss Ida Tanner and Lena Steiner are among her other sisters Currently one sister Sophia Tanner is critically ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Switzerland
Goldau
Ziltener
Sophia Tanner
Lena Steiner
Ida Tanner
Milwaukee Opens Vaccine Program
Milwaukee launches a polio vaccination drive for 28 000 first and second graders in public and private schools, plus eligible neighborhood children attending other schools, using a new safety standard vaccine funded by the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis. The medical group also recommends delaying nose throat and mouth surgery on children under 10 until polio cases decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
State Board of Health
E. R. Krumbiegel
National Foundation For
U. S. Public Health Service
Medical Society of
Milwaukee County
Greater
Ziltener Family History and Marriage Details
Mrs Ziltener came to New Glarus and worked on a farm for four years then met Joseph M Ziltener in Monroe and married December 31 1908 at St Johns Evangelical and Reformed church parsonage. They farmed in Belleville and Spring Grove Township until his death in 1932. Mrs Ziltener and her daughter moved to Brodhead in 1940. St and Mrs Domek live in Badenhausen twenty miles from Frankfort. Mrs Domek traveled there May 23 by air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto
Rudolph Tanner
Peron Ends Revolution Declares New Constitutional Era
President Juan D. Peron announced the end of his revolution and said Argentina would enter a new era of constitutional character. He pledged to retire from revolutionary leadership and let political action be handled by parties while government remains limited to governance. Opposition demands freedom of the press and full constitutional guarantees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Juan D. Peron
Peronista Party
Peron
Canada Indians To Get Diet of Buffalo Steaks
Edmonton reports Canada’s second largest buffalo herd will be thinned by 3,000 this fall. Elk Island park acreage will support about 5,000 buffalo, ensuring grazing capacity. Plains Indians will have first claim to the meat and hides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Edmonton
Alta
Elk Island Park
Peacemaking backfires in bar brawl in Dallas
Theo Alexander tried to separate two women in a Dallas bar but drew a pistol and fired at the ceiling. The shot ended the fight but a ceiling fragment struck him, sending him to the hospital for stitches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Theo Alexander
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Robert G. Holtshopple
John Holtshopple
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Madison General Hospital School of Nursing
Century Service Co
St. John’s Evangelical and Reformed Church
Ammon
Reunion
Iga
Royal
Ches
TIN
Carton
Green County Aged
Walter Rufenacht
Earf
Donald Duck
Brownex Frozen
Louise Ziltener
Bauman
Ace Hardware
Wilson
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