Abigail Shuler Weds Lt David Grams in Madison Church
Abigail Shuler became the bride of Second Lt. David Frederick Grams at 4 30 p m in Bethel Lutheran church Madison The groom is from Janesville and Monroe and the couple plan a Maple Bluff Country Club reception They will depart for Fort Knox Kentucky then return to Wisconsin in October before heading to Germany for three years Grams is a UW graduate and former Monroe high school athlete bride attended Stephens College and UW
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abigail Shuler
David Frederick Grams
Bethel Lutheran Church
Madison
George P. Shuler
Elmer D. Grams
Janesville
Monroe
Yvonne Grams
George Phillip Shuler II
Bridge
Elliott Shuler
Maple Bluff Country Club
Grams
Fort Knox
Kentucky
Wisconsin
Germany
University of Wisconsin
Beta Theta Pi Fraternity
Stephens College
Columbia
The
University of
Delegates of G U G G Will Attend Convention At Janesville
Delegates of G U G G will attend the convention in Janesville on Sept 1 29 and 30 and Oct 1. The meeting at Turner hall drew 38 members with awards in yass and 500 to Mrs Herman Schupbach Ida Casanova Hedwig Portman and Mrs Vernus Seffrood. Entertainment chairmen were Mrs Raphael Daly and assistants. Next meeting is Aug 13 at Turner hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nowenvuenter
John Kubly
G.U.G.G
Turner Hall
Janesville
Herman Schupbach
Ida Casanova
Hedwig Portman
Vernus Seffrood
Raphael Daly
Leonard Disch
George Bloom
Edna Lindsay
Margaret Buehler
Oscar Leck
Kenneth Norder
Minnie Trachsel
Chalmer Armstrong
Irma Abegglen
Klentz Dinner Party Hosts Rural Winslow Group
Mrs Lawrence Klentz hosted a dinner at their Winslow home Monday evening. Guests included Harold Holloway of Winslow, Alvin Klentz and family of South Wayne, Louise Kuhnke and Reuben of Orangeville, Anna Schneider of Monroe, Sylvia Elliot of Norton Kansas, Will Hartwig of Monroe, Gerald and Howard Klentz of Winslow, and Laverne Klentz of Winslow.
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Air
Lawrence Klentz
Winslow
Harold Holloway
Alvin Klentz
South Wayne
Louise Kuhnke
Reuben
Orangeville
Anna Schneider
Monroe
Sylvia Elliot
Norton
Kan
Will Hartwig
Gerald Klentz
Howard Klentz
Laverne Klentz
Grace Church Group Meets on Webb Farm
Grace EUB church members and friends gathered at Lawrence Webb farm near Monticello for the annual picnic. After a potluck supper, devotions and a reading of the poem Ten Little Christians were led by Mrs. Burton Holling. Guests included Miss Zelda Marvel of DeLand Illinois and teacher Mrs. David Olson, along with Sylvia Delores, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Voegeli, and Gordon Huntley.
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Monticello
Grace Eub
Larence Webb
Burton Holling
Pythian Sisters Host Potluck Picnic at Recreation Park
The Pythian Sisters will hold their annual potluck picnic Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. in the shelter house at Recreation Park.
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Pythian Unit
Pythian Sisters
Recreation Park
Sebastian Laeser Sr Honored for Birthday
Sebastian Laeser Sr was honored on his 83rd birthday at a gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs Walter Schuetz in Jordan Center Sunday. Attendees from Monroe Juda Madison Platteville included Walter Laeser and family Sebastian Laeser Jr Robert Paul Ruf Tom Sicklinger Judith Allen Schuetz Marilyn Marty and Lyle Sickinger with several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sebastian Laeser, Sr
Walter Schuetz
Jordan Center
Walter Laeser
Sebastian Laeser,Jr
Robert
Paul Ruf
Tom Sicklinger
Monroe
Roger Erb
Juda
Wesley "Roscoe
Judith
Allen Schuetz
Madison
Marilyn Marty
Platteville State College
Lyle Sickinger
Eight Monroe Girls Attend Scout Camps Near Hayward and Stillman Valley
Eight Monroe girls participate in two Girl Scout camping sessions. At Camp Birchwood near Hayward the group includes Carol Barry Lynn Humbel Sandra Irvin Karen Kessenich and Mary Usher. At Camp Medil McCormick near Stillman Valley August 2 are Mary Jo Mat ers Laur ie Sickinger and Christine Wagner.
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Ight Monroe
Birchwood Girl Scout Camp
Hayward
Camp
Medil McCormick
Stillman Valley
Birchwood
Carol Barry
Lynn Humbel
Sandra Irvin
Karen Kessenich
Mary Usher
Mary Jo Maerus
Laurie Sickinger
Christine Wagner
Brodhead School District to Hold Annual Meeting
The Brodhead school district will meet at 8 p.m. Monday in the elementary gym to elect two directors and adopt a budget of 683 942, up 96 038 from last year. Directors candidates are Dean Peterson Mrs Sydney Stair and Leslie Pinnow. The levy rises to 406 510, about two mills more than 1963 64, with state aid expected to offset much of the rise.
Wagner Home Nursing Service Expands to All
The Wagner Nursing home expands its at home care program to all who desire nursing assistance, extending 1952 offerings once limited to welfare referrals. Mr and Mrs Wagner, graduates of Monroe Deaconess hospital School of Nursing, have run the facility for 20 years using hospital lifters walkers linens and sick room aids.
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Wagners
Wagner Nursing Home
The
Nursing Home
Welfare Department
Monroe Deaconess Hospital School of Nursing
Eberhardt Selected As District Historian
Jake Shurman of the American Legion Third District announced William R. Eberhardt Monroe as district historian for a two year term. The Zilmer-Riley Post in Monroe will host the appointment. James Whittaker and Luther Jerstad, two of the Everest summiteers, have between them logged ninety cents of 14 410 foot Rainier ascent effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Shurman
American Legion
William R. Eberhardt
Monroe
Zilmer-Riley
James W. Whittaker
Luther G. Jerstad
Mt. Everest
Mt. Rainier
Goldwater Views No 4 Barry Sees Danger In Care Tax Method
The fourth in a series on Barry Goldwater outlines his stance against aged care financed by Social Security. He calls Medicare a threat to the Social Security system and supports tax credits or deductions for elderly care instead. He rejects government expansion beyond Kerr-Mills and criticizes foreign policy as risky and provocative. He also comments on his chances against Johnson, noting a cautious view of victory.
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Associated Press
Barry Goldwater
GOP
Goldwater
Kerr- Mills
Kerr-Mills
Galdwater
Vatias
Los Angeles
Lebanon
N.H
Johnson
Eisenhower
San Francisco
United States
Minneapolis
Florida
der Spiegel
South
Today in History highlights from 1929 1701 and more
On this date in 1929 Herbert Hoover proclaimed the Kellogg Briand Treaty as in force, renouncing war as policy. Detroit was founded in 1701. In 1870 the first railroad car from the Pacific Coast reached New York. In 1941 Nazi bombers attacked Moscow. Ten years ago a filibuster moved Eisenhower energy proposals to a third round the clock session. Five years ago Nixon and Khrushchev met in the Kremlin. One year ago Congress asked railroads to delay work rules to avert a strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Herbert Hoover
Detroit
Pacific Coast
New York City
Moscow
Senate
Eisenhower
Postoffice Location Sought in Brooklyn by Senator Proxmire
Senator William Proxmire announced the Post Office Department will re advertise for bids on a new Brooklyn postoffice location on August 5. No site option exists yet but a site in or near the business district is desired. Bids will be opened on August 21.
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Postoffice
Brooklyn
William Proxmire
Post Office Department
Proxmire
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Klentz
Grace Church
Webb Farm
Drapery House
Stacey Williams
Route 2
Sharon Ann
Richard L. Cowan
Leslie Cowan
Brodhead
Miss Williams
St. Clare Hospital
Air Force
Blytheville
Ark
Sebastian Laeser Sr
Eberhardt
Barry
Posals On
Atomic Energy
Nixon
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Congress
Weibel’s
Pine Bluff Inn
Wis
Crandall Oil CO
Monroe, Wis
Dodges
Dodge
14Th Ave
American Legion Hall
First National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
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