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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1963
Page
3
Miss Barbara Jean Anderson and Martin Michael Makos exchanged vows at 2 p.m. Saturday at Apple Grove Lutheran Church Argyle in a ceremony led by Rev. M A Sorenson. The couple resides at 23092 1th Street after a northern Wisconsin honeymoon.
Bridge winners listed for the Monroe Country Club Auxiliary luncheon held yesterday at the clubhouse. Golf winners include Mrs John Kundert for straightest drive on number one and Mrs Edwin Rufenacht for closest second shot on number three.
Rev. Melvin J. Roehrdanz will be installed as minister of Immanuel Evangelical United Brethren church Monroe in a Sunday 8 PM service with Madison Conference Superintendent Rev. Willard Schulz officiating.
Mrs Edward Oliver was chosen president of the Pryce Bartlett family reunion group at a gathering Sunday in Evansville park. Mrs Paul Zee was named vice president and Mrs Robert Feller Jr secretary treasurer. Attending were 112 relatives.
Zettle to preside as president of the Behring family reunion scheduled for Sunday in Recreation Park Monroe.
Miss Mary Catherine Dower married William Slaney Jr. in Gratiot in a ceremony noted by local society readers. The bride is identified as Aurina.
Louise Marie Bigger and Dale E. Bauer exchange vows in a formal wedding. The bride wears a white lace and nylon gown with an illusion veil and pearl crown, carries a white prayer book with red roses. Attendants include Ruth Dower as maid of honor and Sharon Hollis as bridesmaid in blue tea dress outfits. Best man William Sutter and groomsman George Slaney officiate, with ushers Lyle Slaney and Larry Dower. The bride works in UW Madison’s military science dept and the groom, a Coca Cola employee, studied at Whitewater State College.
Dale Edwin Bauer and Louise Marie Bigger wed at Holy Rosary Catholic Church in Darlington on Saturday at 11 a.m. The bride wore white organza with a scalloped neckline, embroidered bodice and chapel train, with lilies of the valley and red roses. Her sister Mrs. Ervin Hooper served as matron of honor and several Bigger sisters attended. They will make their home in Fort Atkinson after a honeymoon in northern Wisconsin.
The bride’s sisters and Miss Mina Gorsuch of Oconomowoc served as bridesmaids in powder blue organza with blue net hats. George Bauer of Madison was best man. groomsmen included Donald Thurston of Wyocena and Dean Morse of Madison, with ushers Robert Bauer of Waterloo and Ervin Hooper of Gratiot. Mrs Bauer is Platteville State College alumna and will teach in Ft Atkinson. bridegroom works for Bock Corp in Madison.
William F Hartwig observed his birthday Sunday during the Stark cousins gathering at Mrs. John Vogel's Clarno home. Attendees included William F Hartwig Charles Hartwig Monroe Frank Stark and Ernest Hartwig. A similar gathering is planned for July 13 1964 at the Charles Hartwig home.
The im wie prupiam group announces a Home Extension unit meeting to be held Thursday July 25 in Orangeville Park at 7 30 p m.
The Friedrich family reunion will be held Sunday at the Village park in Albany.
Miss Judy Losey opened the Powder Puff Beauty Salon in Orangeville with an open house. Her parents hosted a cake event with punch and coffee as guests received cosmetic gifts. Special awards were presented to Mrs. Ray Eder Mrs. John Kramer and Lyn Krug.
The Wisconsin Senate passed a bill to let a husband seek damages for injuries to his wife or children from defective local roads. It approved Gov Reynolds appointments to state offices and sent forest aid funding to the Assembly. The chamber confirmed several Regents and health, banking, and insurance appointees while rejecting one nominee. A bill to appoint an attorney for a Supreme Court suit over district reappointments passed 21-10.
J Louis Hanson new Wisconsin Democratic chairman told President Kennedy Wisconsin could carry in 1964 more easily than 1960. Hanson met Kennedy in Washington via Sen Gaylord Nelson, with about 30 minutes of discussion on party and administration ties and 1964 Wisconsin races. Hanson, from Mellen, said Democrats have a good chance to regain seats including 9th District, which is not a give away.
Beverly Schmid and Elaine Andereck will be featured soloists for the Juda high school band concert next Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the school gym. The twirling squad will perform a special number with members Sandy Helland Pat Kaster Royletta Severson Nancy Siegenthaler Patsy Wideman and Nelva Smith.
Two inmates who escaped a 16 foot fence at a state reformatory after a guard fired on them on June 17 were sentenced today to additional five year terms.
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