Social Events Charles DeNare Weds Mary Iliff Kindschi
The double ring wedding at Holy Trinity Church Platteville features Charles L DeNure of South Wayne and Miss Mary Iliff Kindschi of Platteville. The couple wed Saturday at 4 pm with reception for 150 guests and a planned move to Flushing Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles DeNare
Mary Iliff Kindschi
Platteville Church
South Wayne
Episcopal Holy Trinity Church
Platteville
George Robert Kindschi
Charles L. DeNure
Charles F. DeNure
D. R. Bowers
England
Edwin Stauffacher
Betty
Dorothy DeNure
George E. Maddrell Jr
Jack Kindschi
Jack Stephenson
Douglas Carthew
Sheldon Scott
Harris Hellmer
Mmes
James Holy
Clayton Klienbenstein
William van Matre
Susan Stuessy
Leta Whitaker
Mildred Harker
Betsy Thomas
Platteville State Teachers College
Flushing
Mich
DeNure
Boscobel
Honored on Birthday for Highway Commissioner Herman Kohn
Relatives and friends held a picnic dinner at Lincoln Park to honor Herman W. Kohn highway commissioner on his birthday. Ice cream and cake followed with three birthday cakes baked by nieces and Mrs Kohn. Ida Buss sister attended with relatives from Chicago Freeport McConnell Orangeville Winslow Lena Brown Town Brodhead and Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman W. Kohn
17Th Street
Lincoln Park
Earl Musser
Freeport
Glenn Youtzy
Winslow
Kohn
Ida Buss
Chicago
McConnell
Orangeville
Lena
Browntown
Brodhead
Monroe
Herman
Elected at Reunion Behring Family Co–Presidents
Robert Campbell Monroe and Robert Foulker Winslow were named co-presidents of the Behring family reunion at the annual gathering Sunday in Recreation Park. Mrs. Harold Niles Beloit was named secretary treasurer. The 1949 reunion will be held here with more than 95 relatives and friends attending this year. Auxiliary party held Wisconsin Power and Light Co auxiliary met last evening at the home of Mrs. Ralph Lindsay. Four tables of 500 were played and honors went to Mrs. Roymer and Mrs. Ralph Norder. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Harry J. Bellahan and Mrs. Lindsay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Campbell
Monroe
Robert Foulker
Winslow
Behring
Recreation Park
Harold Niles
Beloit
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
Ralph Lindsay
Roymer
Ralph Norder
Harry J. Bellahan
Lindsay
Mrs Roscoe Smith Elected President At Family Reunion
Monroe residents Mrs Roscoe Smith and Mrs Walter Timm were elected president and vice president of the Fridoline Dorothea Stuessy Blum family reunion held Sunday at Roadside State Park. The event celebrated five generations with Fred S Blum age 91 as the elder member and LaVonne Loveland as the youngest at one year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna A. Blum
Walter J. Wenger
Roscoe Smith
Oscar Losey
Maynard Losey
Diane
Judith
Sandra
Karen
Louis Janke
Louis Jr
Richard Smith
Joan
Kenneth
Richard
Alois Beer
Grant
Sharon
James Holcomb
Marjorie
Jerry
Walter Timm
Mary
Betty
Donald
Monroe
Fred G. Blum
Fred Jr
Marian
Madison
E. J. Blum
Miami
Fla
Anna Blum
Milwaukee
Frieda Blum
New Hampton
Fred S. Blum
W. E. Blum
Emily Jordan
Mmes
H. F. Stoll
Clarence Loveland
Merlyn Loveland
LaVonne
Albert Knobel
Willis Elmer
Monticello
Doris Elmer
Wilson Armauist
Russell Miller
Elected Reunion Head for Schwarzenburger-Vetterli Family
Miss Pauline Schwarzenburger of Monroe was elected president of the Schwarzenburger-Vetterli reunion held at the Joseph Schwarzenburger farm on Route 2 Monroe. Miss William Schwarzenberger became secretary treasurer. Attendees came from Ann Arbor Milwaukee Chicago Rockford Monroe and Mt Horeb. Next year’s reunion is set for the third Sunday in July at the Henry Vetterli farm Clarno.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Schwarzenburger
Monroe
Schwarzenburger-Vetterli
Joseph Schwarzenburger
Route 2
William Schwarzenberger
Ann Arbor
Milwaukee
Chicago
Rockford
Mt. Horeb
Henry Vetterli
Clarno
Abplanalp Hosts New Glarus Guests at Winslow
Sunday guests at the George Abplanalp home in Winslow included Quinton Ott Eugene Stuessy Millard Tschudy Gerald Disch Robert Dibble from New Glarus and others from Monticello Monroe Browntown and nearby areas. The afternoon featured golf badminton boating and other sports followed by a sunset picnic supper and colored slides of the Abplanalps western trip.
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Abplanalp
New Glarus
George Abplanalp
Winslow
Messrs
Mmes
Quinton Ott
Eugene Stuessy
Millard Tschudy
Gerald Disch
Robert Dibble
Howard Steinman
Monticello
Rodney Kittelsen
Monroe
Bertram
Browntown
Mrs Pinnow Hosts World Service Meeting
Mrs Walter Pinnow hosted a Women’s Society for World Service meeting at her Orangeville home. Mrs Pinnow reported on the Federal Council of Church Women, with Miss Della Sidel leading devotions and a report.
Meeting notes on faith and next Oakdale outing
Mrs C B Bridge gave a lesson titled Committed Unto Me at the Naperville gathering. The society plans a missionary trip to Oakdale next meeting day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naperville
C. B. Bridge
Oakdale Ee
Sorority Picnic Planned At County Fair Dairy Bar
Alpha Zeta chapter of the Epsilon Sigma Alpha sorority planned a dairy bar at the county fair during a picnic at Recreation Park last night. Miss Carol Holcomb, engaged to be married, received a gift. A skit was presented by Mrs. Walter J. Kubly and Miss Marian Dieckhoff. Miss Ruth Hanson chaired the picnic committee and Mrs. Archie Myers chaired the fair stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Zeta
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Recreation Park
Carol Holcomb
Walter J. Kubly
Marian Dieckhoff
Ruth Hanson
Archie Myers
U S Tourist Killed By Angry Cairo Mob
An American citizen, Stephen Haas, 53, a Philadelphia real estate man, was stoned to death by a Cairo mob last Sunday while touring with his wife. Egyptian companions and a British family member were hurt, per the State Department and Press Officer Lincoln White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cairo
State Department
Stephen Haas
Philadelphia
Lincoln White
U. S
Israel
Miss Donna Fay Swartz Enters Prospect College
Miss Donna Fay Swartz will enter Prospect college in Milwaukee this fall. Three building permits were issued by the city: Wilber Kesler will build a frame residence with attached garage in Prospect Heights. Harold Walters and Henry Brunkow will build frame garages. Milford Schwitz of Lockland air base visited Camp McCoy Wis. to see his father and brothers during a furlough. The Green family toured the south and west from California to Yellowstone and the Black Hills. Judge Jesse Earle and Mrs. Earle are vacationing at a summer home in Marcell Minn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brodhead
Donna Fay Swartz
Prospect College
Milwaukee
Wilber Kesler
6Th Street
Prospect Heights
Harold Walters
13Th Avenue
Henry Brunkow
17Th Street
Orangeville
Times
Milford Schwitz
Lockland Air Base
San Antonio
Lowryfield
Denver
Camp McCoy
Wis
Leslie Schwitz
Robert D
John A
James Green
Patricia
Gloria
California
Yellowstone National Park
Black Hills
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Stockton
Calif
Frances Kleinmaier
Monroe
Jesse Earle
Green County Circuit Court
Earle
Janesville
Marcell, Minn
Barn Fire Sparks Rebuild at Stauffacher Farm
Cleanup crews began work at the Stauffacher farm four miles northwest of Monroe after a barn was destroyed by fire a week ago this morning. Officials say the structure will be rebuilt shortly.
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Stauffacher Farm
Monroe
Donna Olson to Play in Wisconsin Centennial Band
Donna Lois Olson, daughter of Mrs. T. J. Olson, has been selected to play flute in the all state band at Wisconsin Centennial activities at State Fairpark West Allis next month. The note also mentions correct spellings Habana and Havana for the Cuban capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Lois Olson
T. J. Olson
State Fairpark
West Allis
Miss Olson
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M. J. Gonstead
Jewwet
Sanne Steers
ST Granuu
Ane
Coronado
A.C
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Rayon
Dixie
Denier
Joan Miller
Petti Teen Timers
Trico
Lot
Batiste
Post’s
Dixie Shop
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Cuba
Habana
Havana
Sturgeon Bay
Becker
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