Janice Park Weds William T Wedesky Jr at St Johns Church
The wedding of Miss Janice M. Park and William T. Wedesky Jr took place at St Johns United Church of Christ with Rev. Paul Olm officiating. The couple will reside at 3201 Ridgeway Avenue, Madison after a reception for over 200 guests at the Swiss Wheel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s United Church of Christ
Janice M. Park
William T. Wedesky Jr
Paul H. Olm
William A. Park
28Th Avenue
William T. Wedesky Sr
17Th Avenue
Greta Pitkin
Susan Blumer
Sally Syse
Middleton
Janet Swiggum
Madison
Jean Schneider
Monroe
Catherine Park
Lynn Marie Lovett
Steven Lovett
David P. Lovett
Lynn
Joseph Wedesky
Richard Albright
Harold Trescott
Fond du Lac
David Pitsch
LaCrosse
Davis Lovett
Paul Schneider
James Anderson
Rockford
Richard Schultz
Racine
Rosa Schultz
Mae J. Park
Evansville
Nicnete Krittneir
Wmrs
Fran
Cis Donny
Lee Steiner Honored With Family Gathering
Lee Steiner of Lancaster California attended a family gathering at the Wendel Wunschel home in Spring Grove Township. He visited the Thomas Steiner home and area friends for two weeks then departed for Washington DC before heading to Jacksonville Florida to visit his son Kenneth and family. Attending the gathering were Mrs Marion Wehinger Miss Pat Wehinger Miss Karen Hanson and Mr and Mrs Clarence Steiner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Steiner
Lancaster
Calif
Wendel Wunschel
Spring Grove
Steiner
Thomas Steiner
Washington, D.C
Jacksonville
Fla
Kenneth
Marion Wehinger
Pat Wehinger
Karen Hanson
South Wayne
Mmes
Clarence Steiner
National Dairy Price Discrimination Case Set for August
Madison hearing scheduled for August 8 to hear Wisconsin charges against National Dairy Products Corp. Sealtest Food Division of Milwaukee over alleged price discrimination. Department of Agriculture alleges cream sold to some retailers at a lower price than others for the same brand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
National Dairy Products Corp
Wisconsin Department of Agriculture
Department
D. N. McDowell
Sealtest Food Division
Milwaukee
Distances Between Sicily Rome Highlighted
The note states Sicily is 150 miles from Bizerte and Rome lies 350 miles away, indicating a simple geographical reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sicily
Bizerte
Rome
Mrs Krupke Reviews Book at Guild Meeting
Mrs Glen Krupke reviewed Household of Poor during the Peace church guild meeting in Browntown on Wednesday evening. Sandra Weiss and Sharon Weiss sang May The Good Lord Bless and Keep You, with scripture read by Mrs William Krupke. Officers for September include president Mrs Jake Teuscher and treasurer Mrs Walter Gutzmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Krupke
Peace Church
Browntown
Sandra
Sharon Weiss
Ralph Lueck
William Krupke
Jake Teuscher
Cora Bock
Walter Gutzmer
The
Congregational Church
Awalt Lueck
Jush
Krretss "Tal
Avery Yost
Mission
Car Financing Period Widened
New York readers report auto buyers shifting to smaller monthly payments and longer loan terms. Despite higher interest savings for savers, finance firms push for more loans while most lenders still cap at 36 months. Average contract maturity rose from 31 to near 32 months, with some cities seeing 42 to 48 months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Federal Reserve System
Ford
Robert S. Olson
Ford Motor Credit Co
Telecomputing Corp Names Frank Buhiman Treasurer
Frank C. Buhiman named treasurer and agent for Telecomputing Corp of Los Angeles with corporate staff cognizance over finances and finance division operations. A Monroe native and CPA, Buhiman has 10 years with the firm and its subsidiaries and formerly worked at Ernst and Ernst. He served as a radar bombardier navigator in World War II and the Korean War. The company operates eight divisions making defense missile aircraft and space components.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telecomputing Corp
Los Angeles
Frank C. Buhingan
Monroe
Buhiman
Buhlman
Telecomputing
Hccganune
Witni Gt
Ernst and Ernst
University of California
Christ Buhlman
Air Force
Scouts Receive Order of Arrow
Three Monroe youths and one Monroe man have received the Order of Arrow this week at Canyon Camp. They included Steve Schwartz, Don Bloom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Order of Arrows
Canyon Camp
Steve Schwartz
Don Bloom
Order of Arrow recipients at Canyon Camp announced
Bob Wyss and Lee Stein of Brodhead joined other local youths to receive the Order of Arrow at Canyon Camp this week. Additional honorees included Bill Durtschi and Bob Ricksteiner of Stockton, Jim Wickland of Stockton, and several from Freeport, Savanna, Monroe, and Lanark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Durtschi
Stockton
Bob Ricksteiner
Jim Wickland
Frank Millo
Savanna
Mike Butcher
David Winter
Freeport
Dwight Held
Harold E. Held
John Wiurtzel
Decoutit Beepialger
TTC Port
Gallard Brubacker
Paul Klahsen
Dick Wiskochill
Dewey Dwyer
Monroe
Lenny Long
Brodhead
Bob Sida
Lanark
Detours Set Up For State Highway Projects
Madison reports nine detours posted on Wisconsin's major highways due to construction. Closed sections include State 70 in Sawyer County between Radisson and Ojibwa and State 24 in Milwaukee, among others. 18 additional routes remain open. Canadian gas price note included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin
Sawyer County
Radisson
Ojibwa
State
Kenosha
Kansasville
Paddock Lake
Ladoga
Fond du Lac
City of Milwaukee
Cadett
Chippewa County
Beaver Dam
Horicon
Dodge County
Balsam Lake
Polk County
Oconomowoc
Waukesha County
Swiss Volksfest Plans by New Glarus Maennerchor
The New Glarus Maennerchor will stage its 33rd Swiss Volksfest on Sunday August 7 at Wumneimstell Park north of the village. The program starts at 1 p.m. with performances by the high school band Maennerchor Monroe Swiss Club Yodel Club Edelweiss Stars and several soloists and groups. If rain occurs the event moves to the following week. Social members admitted free with cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Glarus
New Glarus Maennerchor
We Wumneimstell Park
New Glarus High School
Monroe youth sails to Monterey for 11 months study
James Waeffler son of Mr and Mrs Willard Waeffler Evansville former Monroe residents leaves Sunday by jet to Monterey Mexico to study for 11 months at the Monterey Technological Institute He earned a Car for outstanding work in the engineering school at the University of Wisconsin He travels with seven UW students and five from Case Institute of Cleveland as the program enters its third year They will begin with intensified Spanish summer sessions before the fall term and use only Spanish in classes and texts Waeffler's grandparents are Mr and Mrs Alfred Voegeli Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
James Waeffler
Monterey
Mexico
Monterey Technological Institute
Waeffler
Willard Waeffler
Evansville
University of Wisconsin
Case Institute of Cleveland
McNamara says no vital leaks on current weapons
Secretary of Defense McNamara stated there are no leaks of U S military plans or information on current weapons. He noted Wennerstrom may have obtained weapons data but left the U S in 1957, stressing that any 1950s details are now outdated. Also mentioned are local social items about Wittner and Richard Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
McNamara
U.S
Pentagon
Stig Wennerstrom
Wennerstrom
United States
New Glarus Gatherings And Local Travels Noted
A column lists residents hosting guests and visiting relatives from Biel Switzerland, Long Lake and Minneapolis. It notes trips to Pilgrim Camp Green Lake and UW Madison summer session attendees, plus a northern Wisconsin Michigan vacation and family visits by Otts and Hoeslys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Kolden
Ray Wurgler
Cleo Foster
Joe Hoesly
Don
Philip H. Marty
Terrell
Oxla
Randy Ott
Laura
Columbus
M Irs
Harvey Ott
E. V. Hicks
Steve Elmer
Charles Monroe
Pilgrim Camp
Green Lake
Madison
K Russell Monroe
Randall Koller
Edwin Klassy
Ran Rashi Miree Amaradarat Pin
Stonefield Gazette Shop Dedicated by Historical Society
The Stonefield Gazette printing shop in Cassville was dedicated as a replica of the 1890s office. Gifted by the Banta Company Foundation Menasha, the shop was presented to the State Historical Society by John Wilterding of Banta. George Banta Jr spoke on early Wisconsin printing while Prof. Hesseltine accepted the gift. Southwestern Wisconsin Press Association members attended the dedication as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stonefield Gazette
Stonefield
Nelson Dewey
Cassville
Banta Company Foundation
Menasha
State Historical Society
John Wilterding
Banta
George Banta Jr
Wisconsin
William B. Hesseltine
Southwestern Wisconsin Press Association
Critic Derleth Finds His Own Book Tedious
Madison writer August Derleth known for literary criticism calls his 103rd novel The Shadow in the Glass a too long exercise in unrelieved tedium. The book portrays Wisconsin 19th Century Governor Nelson Dewey. Both author and reviewer share the verdict on the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derleth
Madison
August Derleth
Wisconsin
Nelson Dewey
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Janice Park
William T. Wedesky
St. John’s Church
Schmitz
John P. Nall
Paul Reod
Argyle
Sharon
Richard Yaun
Lillian Yaun
Miss Rood
South Wayne High School
Yaun
Swiss Colony
Monroe Evening Times
Carol Jean Wyss
John Nall
Yellowstone Church
John Paul Nall
M.A. Sorenson
Yellowstone Lutheran Church
Jacob Wyss
Israel Nall
Jacqueline Wyss
James Wyss
Robert Krohn
Horeb
Norman Nall
Milford Paulson
Nickie Thompson
Wyss
Ever Hanson
Genevieve Venable
Kenneth Gunderson
Victor Ostby
Virgil Hendrickson
Glenn Kipfer
Lyn
Grace Venable
Kenlyn Gunderson
Diane Marti
Route 1
Albany
Nall
Argyle High
Marine Corps
Frank C. Buhlman
Order of Arrow
Down To
Soil, Conservation Service
Skinner Creek
Ralph Weckerly
Leland
Charlie Mathias
Bill Rees
Dick Shallberg
Charlie
Ed Baker
Green County
Bob Pick
Wendell Brunkow
A. C. (Erick) Erickson
Delbert Indergand
Plan
Volksfest
Cor. Hwy
Wittner
Rockton
Ill
Richard Smith
Watertown
Ralph Smith
Glarus
Mrs. Millard Tschudy
Karlen’s Bakery
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
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