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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1964

Page

3

Beth Ambrose Weds Curtis McCulley at St Victor's Church

Social news reports the wedding of Beth Ambrose to Curtis McCulley conducted by Rev. E C McCullow at St Victor's Catholic Church. The ceremony featured a white pearl satin gown and a blue chiffon reception dress, with a three week honeymoon in Florida and Nassau before settling in Menomonie.

Beth Ambrose Curtis McCulley St. Victor's Church aliss_seth Ambrose E. C. McCullow St. Victor’s Catholic Church Adolph Ambrose 11Th Street George Lang Fr. Atkinson Harry McCulley Rockford Richard Schumann Watertown Beverly Rattin Madison Sharon Baumgartner Monroe Mary Lynn Schmitz David White Daryl Disch Bob Ambrose Jim Buswell St. Victor's Ambrose Lang Marco’s Michelle Mitchel Fran Denny Walter Graber Jan Wedig Sandy Miller Dixie Dietrich Dennis Hunt Jeanette Launer Richard Palmer Florida Nassau Bahamas Menomonie

Genevieve James Weds Douglas Schuett in Madison

In Madison at the home of Mr and Mrs Alan Freitag Genevieve James of Downing and Douglas Schuett of New Glarus were married by Rev Linus Wierwell at 3 p m July 17 A reception followed with family and friends including Mrs E F Kaeser and Miss Susan Schuett among the celebrants They both worked at Badger Motors in New Glarus.

New Glarus Alan Freitag Madison Genevieve James Douglas Schuett Linus Wierwell Glenwood City Harold James Karl King Boyceville Jerome Hunt Joyce Gardner Monroe Marry Schuett Susan Arthur Schuett Greg Linuswill Schuett Badger Motors

Clarno WSWS Holds County Hospital Party

The July birthday party for Green County hospital patients was hosted by Clarno Evangel WSWS. Guests included Mrs. Carl Jensen Mrs. John Vogel and Mrs. Arley Ausmus. Music featured Mrs. Lee Nipple as accompanist with accordion and spoon solos by Robert Ruchti and Richard Ruchti and Barbara Ausmus on piano.

Green County Hospital Clarno Evangelical WSWS Carl Jensen John Vogel Arley Ausmus Lee Nipple Robert Ruchti Richard Ruchti Barbara Ausmus

Myrna Hefty Weds Wesley B Carlson in Monroe Ceremony

Myrna Hefty married Wesley B Carlson in a Monroe Assembly of God wedding officiated by Rev Peter DeLeon at 2 PM The bride the groom and families were named with Attendants and musicians listed The couple will reside at 1114 West Nevada Urbana Ill Hefty studied at Evangel College and the University of Illinois Carlson a Taylor University graduate plans aviation studies at the University of Illinois

Wesley B. Carlson Myrna Adamson Monroe Assemblies of God Peter DeLeon Gus Adamson Teele 2 Monticello Henry F. Carlson Glenview Ill Carol Jean Wilson Ypsilanti Mich Sharon Carlson Pati Carlson Ricky Joe Wells Richard Carlson Ben Minks Logans Port Ind Verlyn Adamson Madison Donald Adamson Monficello Melvin Carlson Chicago Rebecca Adamson West Nevada Urbana Carlson Evangel College Springfield University of Illinois Champaign Taylor University Upland University of T11inoi

Garden Club Decatur Lake Meeting Held At Hahlen Cottage

The July Brod head Garden club meeting at the Hahlen cottage on Decatur Lake included Decatur Town Homemakers as guests. Mrs Walter Lederman, president, led business. Twelve members and guests shared a volunteer program and gifts for Mrs Grace Hartman and Mrs Arthur Blanchard. A picnic supper closed the gathering.

Brodhead Garden Club Hahlen Cottage Decatur Lake Decatur Town Walter Lederman Grace Hartman Arthur Blanch Blanchard Sun City Ariz

Music Parents Club Plans Stand for Fair

Monticello Music Parents Club sponsors a food stand at the fair with committees handling work, barbecue, pie and cake, and ticketing. Proceeds fund new band instruments and music department needs, plus a scholarship for students attending the Madison Music Clinic each summer.

Music Parents Club Monticello Green County Werner Hefty Roy Bissig Walter Tryon Monty Chesebro Raymond Kundert John Hoskins Delbert Moritz Madison

Hilltop 44 Club holds July tour and demonstrations

Hilltop 44 Club met with Billy Amans presiding. Members Marcia and Rosann Blum led scarf and apron making while Donald Ruehlew led flag salute and Rosann Blum gave the pledge. Tour on July 19 featured dairy members demonstrating show calling. Little Hill 4-H Club toured Werner Hefty and others and rode horses at Adamson farm with a showing demo by Janice Daubert. Decatur 4-H tour ran from Burnett Kubly to Willis Wolters farm with leaders and parents joining.

Hilltop Club Marcia Rosann Blum Hilltop 44 Billy Amans Donald Ruehlew Alvin Wald Kenneth Anderson Jeff Anderson Marcia Blum Delbert Blum Bill Leopold Little Hill High Werner Hefty Orville Anderson John Daubert Robert Buehl Harold Lehnherr Glen Siegenthaler David Olson Lawrence Karlen Gus Adamson Adamson Farm Janice Daubert Daubert Monticello High School Brodhead Decatur Burnett Kubly Farm Willis Wolters Farm

Blueprint Set On School Plan In Wisconsin

Madison reports a special committee, led by Angus B. Rothwell, outlines rules to form 10 to 15 service districts replacing county school superintendents by July 1, 1965. Each district will hold at least 25,000 pupils, span up to a 60 mile radius, and contract in special classes, programs, and research with a state higher education institution plus a vocational, technical and adult school. The 25 district proposal was rejected and boundaries will be drawn.

Madison Wisconsin Angus B. Rothwell Rothwell

Project Detours Listed by State

MADISON The state highway commission reports no changes this week in the list of major Wisconsin roads with closed sections and detours due to construction. Closed areas by counties include Dane 113 in and near Madison Jefferson and Waukesha 59 east of Palmyra Racine 20 east of I 94 Jefferson 18 between Helenville and Sullivan Washington 33 between Arlington and West Bend Winnebago 26 south of 41 Columbia 33 between 146 and 89 Juneau 82 west of Manston Lincoln 51 north of Merrill Pepin 35 between Pepin and Maiden Rock and Washburn 70 east of Spooner.

Madison State Highway Commission Wisconsin Dane Jefferson and Waukesha Palmyra Racine Jefferson Helenville Sullivan Washington Allenton West Bend Winnebago Columbia Juneau Manston Lincoln Merrill Pepin Maiden Rock Washburn Spooner

Cheese Board Trade Normal at Wisconsin Cheese Exchange

GREEN BAY Moderate trading at the Wisconsin Cheese Exchange Friday left price levels unchanged except for State brand pasteurized longhorns at 37 cents, up a half cent. Sales: one car State brand long block Swiss 40, and one car State brand pasteurized single daisies 37. Bids unfilled: two cars State brand pasteurized longhorns 37, moisture 31, one car State and one car Wisconsin B long block Swiss 37. Offers uncovered: 1 car State brand pasteurized single daisies 37, and 1 car equivalent Wisconsin B long block Swiss 38.

Green Bay Wisconsiheese Exchange Wisconsin

Brodhead By Miss Grace Marsh

Mrs. Anne B. Emrick a former Brodhead resident visited Mrs Grace Hartman. Emrick recently returned from Germany where her son Col Frederick Emrick died Burial was in Arlington National Cemetery. Mrs Maxwell McHugh and daughter Martha Ann visited Mr and Mrs Chester Smith with Elsie Klitzman and Frank Ruehlew. Anita Smith returned from vacation visiting friends in Phoenix and California. She attended the Republican convention in San Francisco.

Anne B. Emrick Ladysmith Brodhead Grace Hartman Emrick Germany Col Frederick Emrick Arlington National Cemetery Maxwell’ McHugh Martha Ann Rock Island, Til Chester Smith Elsie Klitzman Frank Ruehlew Anita Smith Phoenix Ariza California San Francisco

Nymans Named Top Dairy Couple in PMA District

Mr and Mrs Richard G Nyman Route 1 Orfordville selected as 1964 outstanding young dairy couple in Pure Milk Association District Two A W Agnew district director announced They will represent the area in competition with 17 PMA districts Wisconsin Illinois Indiana Aug 17 18 at Pick Congress Hotel Chicago Nyman 28 operates 160 acre farm milks 36 cows in a 72 Holsteins herd He owns 50 percent of the herd An alternate delegate of the Orfordville Local PMA He has held multiple dairy and livestock roles since 1956 The Nymans have a son Gary Wayne and are active in the Church of Christ Footville

Orfordville Richard G. Nyman A. W. Agnew Milton Junction Nyman PMA Wisconsin Illinois Indiana Pick Congress Chicago Rock County Holstein Breeders Wisconsin Holstein-Friesian Association Rock County Dairy Herd Improvement Cooperative Tri-State Breeders Homestead Club Dairy’ Producers University of Wisconsin Darlene Badger Nymans Gary Wayne Church of Christ Footville

Browntown News Notes From Theda Mau Era

Browntown by Mrs Theda Mau reports weekend visits as Julia Pickett and Theda Mau spent Sunday with W G Mau in Monroe. Supper guests included B E Maddrell family Madison Middleton Mae Middleton and Maxine Hanson in Minneapolis. Ward Merritt visited Darlington to see his sister Macie Ross. Grace Dale and her son from Clinton spent a few days with relatives.

Local Social Notes From South Wayne and Freeport

Mrs Edith Rockow is here by the death of her brother Frank Mahlkuck of South Wayne. Mrs Donald Selinow and Henry and Mrs Ira Mayer with Darlyne of South Wayne visited Freeport business callers. Mr and Mrs Lee Van Mattil have returned home from Milwaukee after a two week visit.

Edith Rockow Frank Mahlkuck South Wayne Donald ,Selinow Henry Ira Mayér Darlyne Freeport Lee van Mattel Milwaukee Motives

Washington Notebook: Newsmen Get%Lighter War Coverage Visits

Washington policy eases war coverage in South Viet Nam by allowing small news crews of two to four to visit for 10 to 14 days with public affairs aid and helicopter transport. The first group is in Viet Nam. another left today as criticism grows. Negro earnings lag white workers by about half, says Secretary Wirtz, urging education housing and jobs to advance civil rights. Selective Service plans 6,200 Army draftees in September, below 1964 low of 6,000 and well under March high of 14,000.

Washington State Defense Departments South Viet Nam United States Robert S. McNamara Viet Nam W. Willard Wirtz Selective Service Army

Dahlke Sentenced to 10 Years to Life in Nevada Murder

Dahlke testified he shot his wife 10 times in anger and buried her body under his parents’ Oshkosh home after driving from Reno where the killing occurred October 12. He received a 10 years to life term, the maximum for the offense under state law, following a two week open murder trial.

Reno Nev Douglas A. Dahlke Oshkosh Nevada Dahlke San Francisco Gloria Jean Dahike

Off Florida Gulf Stream Pulses Like Blood through Water

Offshore Florida the Gulf Stream appears to pulse with repetitive thrusts driving water in a rhythmic flow. The observation likens the movement to blood surging in an artery, suggesting dynamic ocean circulation patterns in the region.

Florida Gulf Stream

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Clarno Wsws Mrs. Curtis McCulley Mrs Wesley Carlson Myrna Hefty Garden Club Monroe Children’s Rehabilitation Center Showtime Twining Park Wis Clowns On the Knights of Columbus Children’s Rehabilitation Center Radke Cheese Board Trade Normal Carter Miss Grace Marsh E. Dial Browntown Theda Mau Washington Notebook Goetz Town & Country Legion Club Clark Chevrolet Ree 18Th Avenue DIAL
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