Social Events Led by Mrs Hawthorne Meets Moose Group
Mrs. Clifford Hawthorne, senior regent of the Women of the Moose, convenes a 7:30 p.m. meeting at Moose Hall with chairmen and executive board. Appointees cover publicity to sunshine, 42 members attended, minutes read, invitations extended, honors awarded, lunch served, next meeting set for August 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Hawthorne
Women of the Moose
Moose Hall
Hawthorne
Sam Remus
Mooseheart
Fritz Graber
Florian Handell
Merle Robertson
Leo Hauri
Arthur Erni
Moosehaven
Robert Wartenweiler
Clarence Rufer
Marlin Marohl
Academy of Friendship
Russell West
College of Regents
Henry Babler Jr
Roy Speich
Sunshine
Carl Streit
Mmes
Bruce Miller
Fred Reider
Alfred Meier
Jennie Baerwald
Walter Baumgartner
Jake Strasser
Alma Brugger
Donald Drye
August Kurth
William Walters
William Korn
Homer Wardlow
Nathan Brown
Robert Kubly
Ed Kubly
Jack Marty
Freeport
Lyle Sickinger
Lee Babler
Cecil Jones
Robert H. Mauer
Evelyn Rose Fox and John Hellwig Wed in Catholic Ceremony
Evelyn Rose Fox of Winslow and John Neil Hellwig of Warren united in a morning ceremony at St. John's Church South Wayne officiated by Rev. Edmund G Salzmann and Rev. John Rue land. The couple and families are named with details of attendants, reception for 200, and plans to reside on Route 1 Warren after a honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Rose Fox
Winslow
John Neil Hellwig
Warren
St. John’s Catholic Church
South Wayne
Edmund G. Salzmann
John Rueland
Cecil Fox
William Hellwig
Joanne Fox
Mae Winters
John Burke
Gordon Hellwig
Lena
Jrr
George May
Gratiot
Andy Eberle
Juda
Diane Indergand
Monroe
Shirley Wolfe
Kathryn Block
Elsa Schiesser
Raymond Indergand
South Wayne High School
Monroe Minister Attending Convention
Rev. Melvin J. Roehrdanz of Immanuel Church Monroe attends the Quadrennial General Convention of the Evangelical United Brethren on the Albright College campus Reading Pa. The convention runs today through next Thursday and will cover social action race relations Christian education evangelism missions and stewardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Albright College
Reading
Melvin J. Roehrdanz
Immanuel Church
Monroe
Wisconsin Conference
Evangelical United Brethren
Rent that room through Classified ads in Monroe Evening Times
Small local notice urges readers to rent a room by placing an ad in The Monroe Evening Times Classifieds. It highlights quick service and available listings for nearby residents seeking housing options.
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Monroe Evening Times
Monroe
Kay
Barbara Rufenacht and Chris Alston Wed in Madison
Barbara Jean Rufenacht daughter of Edwin and Mrs. Rufenacht and Chris Alston son of Mrs. LeRoy Wuethrich and the late Donald Alston were united in marriage at 9 30 this morning at St Johns United Church of Christ. Rev Donald Stork officiated with attendants Mr and Mrs Gary Dalton Milwaukee. Alston, a University of Wisconsin student, and Rufenacht, a student x ray technician at University Hospitals Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Jean Rufenacht
Edwin Rufenacht
Country Lane
Chris Alston
LeRoy Wuethrich
Donald Alston
St. John’s United Church of Christ
Donald Stork
Gary Dalton
Milwaukee
Alston
University of Wisconsin
University Hospitals
Madison
Miller To Add Extra Punch As VP Candidate
San Francisco reports on William Edward Miller the Republican choice for vice president. The 50-year-old North Easterner is described as a pugnacious fighter with a long record in party leadership and a history of sharp critique of Democratic figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
William Edward Miller
Niagara Frontier
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
Republican National Committee
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Vienna
Miller
Senate
Johnson
Dayton
Ohio
Texas
Washington
Bobby Baker
Lyndon Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Goldwater
Russia
Lockport
N.Y
Niagara Falls
Olcott
Congress
Notre Dame
Albany, N.Y
Stephanie Wagner
Luxembourg’s Mixed Gallo Germanic Population Blend
Luxembourg with a population of 315000 comprises a mix of Gallo Germanic stock and other ethnic groups. The statement notes the country's diverse genetic heritage and demographic composition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luxembourg
Wisconsin Petroleum Council Opposes Highway Tax Increases
Wisconsin motorists pay federal and state gasoline taxes totaling $14 969 per hour year round, per F M Elliott executive secretary of the Wisconsin Petroleum Council. The council adopted a resolution opposing any increases and urged 10 cent decals on gas pumps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
F. M. Elliott
Green County Petroleum Council
State Highway Commission
Elliott
Wisconsin Petroleum Council
Madison
C. L. Figi
Monroe
John Zimmerman
Monticello
R. C. Belke
Federal Bureau of Public Roads
State Highway Fund
Glen Langston
Howard Olsen
Donald Daley
Emilie Erb Receives Degree at University of Wisconsin
Miss Emilie Rose Erb daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernest Erb 1407 26th avenue earned a bachelor of science in physical medicine at the June commencement. She now completes a physical therapy internship at Vanderbilt University Hospital Nashville Tennessee and will receive a university certificate. In Madison she was active in Phi Theta among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emilie Rose Erb
Ernest Erb
26Th Avenue
University of Wisconsin
Miss Erb
Vanderbilt University Hospital
Nashville
Rufener Receives Help With Haying Operation
NEW GLARUS Times Special Friends and neighbors assisted Ernest Rufener with haying after his barn burned. The list of helpers includes Ches ter Disch Jakie John Wettach Gerry Gerald Meyer Edward Jacob Buel Jackie Jake Rufener Richard Armin Mike Arnold Rufener Willis Schneider Julius Bachmann John Frick Marvin Klassy Fred Hofer Eldon Thacker Jacob Wettach James Pierce Dwight Zimmerman Willie Grossen Gilbert Wittner Kenneth Johnson and Franz Camenzind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Glarus
Ernest Rufener
Conrad Stauffacher
Rufener
The
Bee
Chester Disch
Jakie
John Wettach
Gerry
Gerald Meyer
Edward
Jacob Buel
Jackie
Jake Rufener
Richard
Armin
Mike
Arnold Rufener
Willis Schneider
Julius Bachmann
John Frick
Marvin Klassy
Fred Hofer
Eldon Thacker
Jacob
Immigrant Arrivals Highlight Ellis Island Corridor
About 3,000,000 immigrants passed through Ellis Island in a span from 1890 to 1954, marking a major gateway for newcomers to the United States and shaping urban and national demographics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ellis Island
Two Swiss Brothers Reunited Amid Rainy Greetings
John Kampfer and Otto Kampfer, born in Switzerland, reunite in America after 43 years apart. Otto Sutter, nephew from Sissach, also visits, with plans to return to Europe August 7. They toured Cleveland and Browntown, marveling at American machinery and life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kampfer
Route 3
Otto
Switzerland
Otto Sutter
John
America
Kampfer
Times
Olten
Canton Solothurn
Sissach
Canton
Otto Kampfer
Spain
Italy
England
Austria
North
Africa
Brazil
Charlotte
St. Clare Hospital
Jake Senn
Browntown
Charlotte Hader
Cleveland
Today in History July 18 1964 highlights
On this date various historical events are noted including the 1918 Allied advance near Soissons in World War I described by Gen Pershing as a counter blow. Other items include John Paul Jones’ death in Paris in 1792 and Thackeray’s birth in 1811.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Aisne
Marne
Soissons
France
John J. Pershing
John Paul Jones
Paris
William Makepeace Thackeray
Eisenhower
Florence Blanchfield
U.S
Harry Anslinger
Senate
Japan
South Korea
Castro
Manuel Urrutia
Osvaldo Corticos Torrado
Council of Ministers
John F. Kennedy
Congress
Orangeville Firemen Plan Mid-Summer Festival Crowning
Orangeville volunteers distribute over 1000 festival booklets for a four day event July 23 to 25. The Thursday coronation pits four contestants from local high schools for queen. Parade Saturday themes and open pit barbecue featured along with vaudeville acts and a Roaring Twenties show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orangeville
Donna Elmer
Orangeville High School
Fred Elmer
Roberta Monte
Robert Monte
Diane Bergman
Albert Bergeman
Linda Lenker
Lynden Lenker
Trojans
Rusty Hagen
Larry Tobler
King of the Banjo
Hank Sieman and Co
Three Engfords
Gene Pinnow
Gerald Abraham
Cedarville
Winslow
Lena
Dakota
Rock City
Monroe
Georgia Motel Files Test Suit
Georgia motel owner charged in federal court over the 1964 Civil Rights Act claiming it erodes private property rights and preempts state legislatures. Heart of Atlanta Motel Corp. president Moreton Rolleston calls for federal control and warns of dictatorship. DOJ argues Congress may regulate interstate commerce including intrastate businesses. Countersuit seeks injunction against segregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Moreton Rolleston
Heart of Atlanta Motel Corp
Rolleston
Congress
Justice Department
Burke Marshall
Graduation Set for Platteville July 31
Three Monroe residents are among the first graduates of Platteville State University. Candidates include Alice L. Howe Hazel L. Huffman and John B Prien with others Lucille F. Alexander Jean M. Barlywine Mabel Brenum Neva E. Johnson Dorothy C. Hubner. Ceremonies follow a 12 30 p.m. luncheon in the student center commons. Kenneth Little University of Wisconsin education professor will give the commencement address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice L. Howe
Hazel L. Huffman
John B Prien
Lucille F. Alexander
Jean M. Barlywine
Juda
Mabel Brenum
Neva E. Johnson
South Wayne
Dorothy C. Hubner
Kenneth Little
University of Wisconsin
Little
Wisconsin
Gulf Stream Flows Through Straits At High Rate
The Gulf Stream surges through the Florida Straits at roughly one hundred billion tons of water per hour, illustrating the vast scale of this ocean current.
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Florida Straits
Orangeville 4H Club Plans Meeting and Activities
Orangeville Hustlers 4H club sets 7 30 p m Monday at Carl Cahoon home with demonstrations by Steve Obert and Dorothy Babler. Talks by Geller Maaske Reed Frautschy plus a special number by Tom Babler. Refreshments by Cahoon and Merlin Fernstaedt families. Next meetingAug 18 to wrap up fair projects.
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Orangeville
Carl Cahoon
Steve Obert
Dorothy Babler
Joe Geller
John Maaske
Mary Reed
Greg Frautschy
Tom Babler
Craig Cahoon
Joe Geiter
Merlin Fernstaedt
Delores Lauper
Martha Boynton
Larry Beutzer
Cadiz
Jean Wells
Madison
Victor Wells
Jake Senn Jr
Wayne Blazers 4-H Club Busy At West Wayne School
Wayne Blazers 4-H meets with president Marcia Neuenschwander in charge. Members file fair entry blanks and hear safety, woodworking, and swimming safety talks. They attend a Tri-Hi 4-H record hop and softball game. Anita Neuenschwander and Davis Ernst attend White Eagle camp. Family lunch by Erickson and Ernst. Picnic planned Aug 13 at Browntown shelterhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Blazers
South Wayne
West Wayne School
Marcia Neuenschwander
Linda Erickson
Teresa
Connie Ernst
David Saalsan
David Hay
Susan Erickson
Tri-Hi
Tri- Hi
Anita Neuenschwander
Davis Ernst
White Eagle
Robert Erickson
Frank Ernst
Browntown
Clarno Classy Clubbers Honor Mothers Picnic
The Clarno food and nutrition girls held their annual honorary picnic for mothers with Miss Helen Green and Mrs. William Schuetz as guests. Past four meetings featured demonstrations by Gloria Beutel on Jello Salad Nancy Ekum Popovers Barbara Wuethrich Quick Yellow Oaks Jane Huffman Casseroles Janis Sandley Measuring Utensils Carolyn Silvis Sandwiches. Members include Brenda Boss Elaine Walters Barbara Wuethrich Nancy Ekum Anna Wuethrich Carolyn Silvis Gloria Beutel Ann Silvis Jane Huffman and Janis Sandley. Mrs. Eugene Meier leads the foods program.
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Clarno
Helen Green
William Schuetz
Gloria Beutel
Nancy Ekum
Barbara Wuethrich
Jane Huffman
Janis Sandley
Carolyn Silvis
Brenda Boss
Elaine Walters
Anna Wuethrich
Ann Silvis
Eugene Meier
Browntown Busy Beavers 4H Club July Meeting Highlights
JoAnn Senn and Marcia Wells led group singing at the Browntown Busy Beavers 4H Club July meeting. Vickie Soddy and Taryn Nall conducted the flag salute and meeting opened by Jean Wells at the Brown town Shelter House. Members presented project talks, safety notes, and demonstrations while reports and displays circulated among leaders.
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Browntwon Beavers
JoAnn Senn
Marcia Wells
Browntown
Busy Beavers
Vickie Soddy
Taryn Nall
Delores Lauper
Jean Wells
William Severson
Paul Marty
Karen Sellow
Kim Gutzmer
Norma Easter
Bobby Wild
Dick Haffele
Leon Sack
Sherry
Sandy Weiss
Mike Klemm
Fred Sack
Donald Kline
Clarno 4H Club Meeting Reports At Home
Kristy Moe presented the safety report on poisoning while Theresa Motz spoke on home safety at the Harold Matzke home with Steve Wuthrich presiding. Bethany Matzke led a club week report and demonstrations on eggnog and pineapple cheese dessert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarno Club
Kristy Moe
Theresa Motz
Clarno 4H
Harold Matzke
Steve Wuthrich
Mary Motz
Vicki Waelti
Greg Wuthrich
Viola Hartwig
Calvin Kraemer
Karen Keister
Bethany Matzke
Kathy Webinger
Dennis Matzke
Upham Woods
Gwen Signer
Diane Wyss
David Welz
Debbie Schild
Kenneth Waelti
West Clarno
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John Hellwig
Dorothy Williams
Cape Girardeau, Mo
Patricia
Jerry John Boyer
Ivan Boyer
Lake Drive
South East Missouri State
Cape Girardeau
Barbara Rufenacht
Sinar
Petroleum Council
C. L. Figs
Emilie Erb
Orangeville Firemen
Georgia Motel
Platteville
Platteville State University
Hustlers Club
Clarno Clubbers
Cadiz Club
Frover
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