Immanuel EUB Church Social Events Schedule
Two June WSWS lessons at Immanuel EUB focus on church mission and healing fellowship. Circle One meets Wednesday at 2 p.m with Mrs. Clarence Schultz leading. Circle Two Tuesday at 7 m in church chaired by Mr. Willard Matzke with several members assisting. Circle Three hosts host Mrs. Edna Mackey Wednesday 2 p.m. Circle Four Thursday 2 p.m at Mrs Ed Ruffi home. Circle Five Tuesday 8 p.m at Mrs Mauerman home. Circle Six Tuesday 8 p.m with Mrs Clarence Schultz presenting. Circle Seven Tuesday 8 p.m at Mrs Glen Benkett home.
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WSWS
Immanuel Eub
Circle One
Clarence Schultz
Willard Matzke
Glenn Roderick
Nathalee Schultz
Virgil Brunkow
Circle Two
Wit
Harold Holcomb
Clarence Gissing
Vashni Marchant
Marion Ellefson
Charles Niles
Edna Mackey
John Kryder
Sharon Hustad and Bernard Tschudy Wed in Lutheran Ceremony
Miss Sharon Mae Hustad and Bernard James Tschudy wed at Primrose Lutheran Church near New Glarus with Rev. Clifford P. Pederson presiding. The couple's parents are Mr and Mrs Oliver Hustad and Mr and Mrs Jacob J Tschudy. The event featured Ruth Ness singing and a reception in church parlors followed by a supper at the bride’s parents home. The newlyweds will reside in New Glarus. Mrs Tschudy works at Bank of New Glarus and Mr Tschudy at Still.
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Sharon Mae Hustad
Bernard Tschudy
Primrose Lutheran Church
New Glarus
Bernard James Tschudy
Clifford P. Pederson
Oliver Hustad
Jacob J. Tschudy
Ruth Ness
Dennis Streiff
Loretta Schmid
Monticello
Kathie Erickson
Susan Ifustad
Dean Tschudy
Footville
Ervin Steinhouer
Horeb
Terry Roth
Ronald Tschudy
John Wendler
Hustad
Tschudy
Bank of
Coyle and Adamson Wed in Missouri Church Ceremony
Rebecca Ann Coyle and Donald Dean Adamson wed at 11 a.m. in Calvary Presbyterian Church Springfield Missouri. Rev William E Everheart officiated with family, bridesmaids, and groomsmen present. After a reception at Cove Hollow the couple began a honeymoon trip to Arkansas and Tennessee and plan to settle in Monticello Route 2.
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Rebecca Ann Coyle
Donald Dean Adamson
Missouri
Calvary Presbyterian Church
Springfield
William E. Everheart
Feliz O. Coyle
Columbus
Gus P. Adamson
Monticello
Sandra Persons
St. Louis
Hubert Morris
Vanceboro
N.C
Verlyn Adamson
Madison
James Jacobs
Reedsburg
Sherwin Terrill
Concord
New Hampshire
Peter Adamson
David Armstrong
Jacobs
Terrillusneétéa
Arkansas
Tennessee
Route 2
Adamson
Evangelical College
Central Bible Institute
U.S. Army
Students To Present Piano Recital Sunday
Mrs. John Ivey will present a piano recital by junior and senior high students at 8 p.m. Sunday in the Union Presbyterian church Monroe. William Figs opens with Tarentella in A Minor by Nevin followed by Christine Benkert Peggy Logeson Nancy Zwicker Susan Zwicker Kathy Dearth Janice Ruda Mary Nussbaum Beth Matzke Kristine Knaack Nancy Chesebro Peggy Chambers Renee Schuetz Greg Wagner Cinda Stuessy Barbara Ausmus Pamela Miller Bobette Preston Karen Jacops. Nancy Chesebro closes with When You Come to a Perfect Day organ solo by Bond.
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John Ivey
Union Presbyterian Church
Monroe
William Figs
Tarentella
Nevin
Christine Benkert
Peggy Logeson
Nancy Zwicker
Susan Zwicker
Kathy Dearth
Janice Ruda
Mary Nussbaum
Beth Matzke
Kristine Knaack
Nancy Chesebro
Peggy Chambers
Renee Schuetz
Greg Wagner
Cinda Stuessy
Barbara Ausmus
Pamela Miller
Bobette Preston
Karen Jacops
Bond
Piano Recital Planned by Mrs Bender Sunday
Mrs Joyce Bender presents her piano students in a spring recital at 2 p m tomorrow at her home 2308 20th avenue. Solo and duet numbers include America the Beautiful and selections from The Sound of Music with students Kathy Bustle Kathy Lamboley Karla Schmidt Joann Ganshert Bill Viney Ann Lamboley Bill Joe Viney Craig Olson Diana Irvin Tom Jim Fenton Louise Lamboley Chris Olson Sandy Irvin and Mary Holmes.
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Joyce Bender
20Th Avenue
Samuel A. Ward
Chris Olson
Kathy Bustle
Kathy Lamboley
Karla Schmidt
Joann Ganshert
Bill Viney
Ann Lamboley
Bill
Joe Viney
Craig Olson
Diana Irvin
Tom
Tom and Jim Fenton
Louise Lamboley
Sandy Irvin
Mary Holmes
Rodgers and Hamerstein
Albany Civic Club to Meet Monday Evening
Albany civic club plans a dinner at 7 p.m. at Edgewater Cafe followed by an 8 p.m. business session. Village president O K Killingstad will be guest speaker with a discussion on village government. The club has completed two projects this month.
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Albany
Albany Civic Club
Edgewater Cafe
O. K. Killingstad
Sugar River
Ella Hein
Mrs Oechslin Elected By Parents Music Club
Mrs Vice Oechslin was elected president of the Darling ton school Parent s Music Club. Other officers include Mrs Robert Ransom as vice president secretary Mrs John Schrear and treasurer Mrs Genevive Anderson. Eight band members will attend a two week summer music clinic at the University of Wisconsin on scholarships arranged by the club. Attendees include Pat Curtiss Connie Gross Arleigh Jorgenson Sharon Jorgenson Charles Leahy Loren Schultz and Virginia Wiegel.
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Darlington
Vice Oechslin
Robert Ransom
John Schrear
Genevive Anderson
University of Wisconsin
Pat Curtiss
Connie Gross
Arleigh Jorgenson
Sharon Jorgenson
Charles Leahy
Loren Schultz
Virginia Wiegel
Circle Meeting Planned by WSCS at Methodist Church
The Mary-Martha Circle of the WSCS will meet Wednesday evening. Mrs Mary Kauk will lead devotions and present the program, with Mrs Henry Olson also involved in arranging the meeting.
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Albany
Mary-Martha Circle
WSCS
Methodist Church
Mary Kauk
Henry Olson
Kauk
Albany High Alumni Banquet Plans Tonight
Albany special report notes three members of the 50 year class and a reunion of 5 10 20 and 25 year classes at the Albany high school alumni association banquet. Officers are Walter Althaus Jr president Miss Shila Elmer vice president and Mrs Darlene Gill secretary treasurer.
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Albany
Albany High School
Alumni Association
Cal Broughton
Fred Loeffel
Edna Phelps
We Associatiios
Walter Althaus Jr
Shila Elmer
Darlene Gill
Pythian Sisters Unit Plans Cottage Picnic
The June meeting of the Past Chiefs of the Pythian Sisters will be an out of town dinner followed by a summer picnic at the Decatur Lake cottage of Mrs. Fred Hahlen. Hostesses Tuesday night were Mmes. M. W. Stuessy Allen Ross and Tallie Everson. Court whist awards went to Mrs. Frank Condon and Mrs. Emma Miller with Mrs. Marvin Stabler taking the special award.
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Brodhead
Pythian Sisters
Decatur Lake
Fred Hahlen
Mmes
M. W. Stuessy
Allen Ross
Tallie Everson
Frank Condon
Emma Miller
Marvin Stabler
Christian Scientists Hold Boston Meeting
Thousands of Christian Scientists from around the world gathered in Boston for the church’s annual meeting. The event convened Monday afternoon at the First Church of Christ Scientist, known as the mother church, organizer of over 3,200 congregations worldwide.
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Boston
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Mother Church
Mary Baker Eddy
Peter Williams 86 Honored With Surprise Birthday Dinner
Peter Williams aged 86 was honored at a surprise birthday dinner hosted at his daughter’s home, with guests including Ralph Kehm, Wayne Nipple and families, Emma Hein and others from the local area.
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Albany
Peter Williams
Pearl Spencer
Ralph Kehm
Wayne Nipple
Emma Hein
Marvin
Harry Hein
James Wheeler
Elia Sabin
Clarence Trottman
Dorcas Circle Meets at First Baptist Church
Mrs. Chester Swanson hosted the Dorcas Circle as members heard an Old Testament Bible study by Mrs. Harland Gillette. Mrs. Gladys Smith led the worship service. Jeannette Davis to entertain at her home Monday night June 10 with a lingerie party.
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Albany
Chester Swanson
Dorcas
First Baptist Church
Harland Gillette
Gladys Smith
Jeannette Davis
First U S torpedo boat Stiletto traced to 1887 build
The Stiletto is recorded as the United States first torpedo boat, constructed in 1887, marking an early milestone in naval small craft development.
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U.S
Rural students tour Milwaukee Braves game and Wisconsin plants
Fifth through eighth graders from West Clarno Ball East Clarno and Spring Creek rural schools spent Thursday May 23 in Milwaukee to watch a Braves baseball game. They visited the Chevrolet and Fisher Body Co plants in Janesville on the way home.
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West Clarno
Ball
East Clarno
Spring Creek
Milwaukee
Braves
Chevrolet
Fisher Body Co
Janesville
Archer Aircraft Petroleum names Keen county manager
Kenneth Keen Juda was named county manager of Archer Aircraft Petroleum Corp at a Omaha meeting. He succeeds Robert Johnson Blanchardville. County dealers include Wendell Wunschel Hans Sulzer Victor Swendson Wayne Stamm Ivan Legler Roy Klitzke Robert Klemm Paul Klassy Alfred Keller Jr. Robert Johnson Raymond Indergand Ralph Figi John Daubert Fred Brandt Jr. Rudy Ammon.
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Kenneth Keen
Juda
Archer Aircraft Petroleum Corp
Omaha
Neb
Keen
Robert Johnson
Blanchardville
Wendell Wunschel
Hans Sulzer
Victor Swendson
Wayne Stamm
Ivan Legler
Roy Klitzke
Robert Klemm
Paul Klassy
Alfred Keller Jr
Raymond Indergand
Ralph Figi
John Daubert
Fred Brandt Jr
Rudy Ammon
Today in History Highlights From Early 1800s and 20th Century
Key events listed include the 1813 Chesapeake versus Shannon naval duel with Captain James Lawrence's famed Dont give up the ship cry, Kentucky and Tennessee statehood years, Brigham Young's 1801 birth, Crete evacuation in 1941, Veterans Day name change in 1954, Eisenhower’s 1950s diplomacy notes, Gaulle’s rise in 1958, and Eisenhower's 1959 treasury defense.
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Associated Press
Chesapeake
Boston
James Lawrence
Lawrence
Kentucky
Tennessee
Brigham Young
Whittingham
Crete
Eisenhower
Congress
State Department
French National Assembly
Charles de Gaulle
Treasury
George Humphrey
Democrats Remove Rep Nowakowski From Vice Chair Post
Assembly Democrats voted 30 to 9 behind closed doors to discharge Milwaukee's Richard Nowakowski as vice chairman for his role in defeating a fair housing bill. The move followed a policy committee recommendation amid a sharp defeat for Gov Reynolds and the civil rights measure.
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Madison
Assembly Democrats
Richard Nowakowski
Milwaukee
Democratic Caucus
Democratic Policy Committee
Reynolds
Nowakowski
Navy Chief Builder Joins Davisville Training
Robert E. Emmenegger chief builder in the U S Navy and Reserve Mobile Construction Battalion takes part in two weeks of organizational training at the Atlantic Construction Battalion Center Davisville Rhode Island He is the son of Mrs Robert Emmenegger of 712 20th Avenue.
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Robert E. Emmenegger
U.S. Navy
Mobile Construction Battalion
Atlantic Construction Battalion Center
Davisville
R.I
Robert Emmenegger
20Th Avenue
Argyle Nurse Lt Moe Completes Air Force Orientation
Second Lt Elinor J Moe of Argyle has completed orientation with the U S Air Force nurses unit at Gunter Field Alabama. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Willard F Moe. Moe trained at Methodist Hospital School of Nursing in Madison.
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Raymond Steiner
Argyle
Mary Rae
Berrdenne Seerso Ef. Jrp
Alton Hermanson
Elinor J. Moe
Unite States Air Force
Gunter, Afb
Ala
Moe
Willard F. Moe
Methodist Hospital School of Nursing
Madison
New Glarus to Study Industrial Development
New Glarus Industrial Development Corp sets its annual meeting for 8 p m Wednesday at the village hall. Stockholders are urged to attend for a report on potential sale of the Pet Milk Co building and progress of the New Glarus Home for the Aged. Three directors will be elected. current officers include J S Disch president Kenneth Hoesly vice president Stephen Franken secretary Harvey Ott treasurer and directors including Robert Schneider Walter Wenger Roger Klassy Fred P Streiff Palmer Duert.
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NEW Glarus
New Glarus Industrial Development Corp
Weanesaay Ime Vilage Tau
Pet Milk Co
Glarus Home For
J. S. Disch
Kenneth Hoesly
Stephen Franken
Harvey Ott
Robert Schneider
Walter Wenger
Roger Klassy
Fred P. Streiff
Palmer Duerst
Hoedy Franken
Ott
Fireman Risks Asbestos Suit To Save Warehouse Fire
Minocqua volunteer Pete Abraham donned an asbestos suit to shut valve lines in a burning pump house to stop a blaze from reaching two oil tanks at All State Roofing Co. The warehouse burned, causing about 40000 dollars in damage. Fire marshal aid was sought to determine the cause.
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Minocqua
Pete Abraham
Minocqua Fire Department
All State Roofing Co
Frank Birkholz
Birkholz
Woodruff
Hazlehurst
Brodhead Holds Baccalaureate Service for Class of 1963
Baccalaureate services for Brodhead high school Class of 1963 will be at 8 p m tomorrow in the high school gym. Rev Lawrence Korback of St. Rose Catholic church will give the address with other city ministers taking part. The mixed chorus will sing and Bobbie Conners will play the prel ude and recessional.
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Brodhead
Brodhead High School
Lawrence Korback
St. Rose Catholic Church
Bobbie Conners
Baruch 92 Adviser Seeks Checkup in New York Hospital
Bernard Baruch longtime adviser to presidents is hospitalized in New York for a routine checkup before a planned European trip. Baruch, aged 92, entered the hospital on May 23.
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New York
Bernard Baruch
New York Hospital
Europe
Baruch
Swiss and Cheddar Markets Steady in Madison
Madison Wisconsin dairy markets show steady Swiss and cheddar with fair to good demand for current bulk styles. Pre aged and processed items enjoy fairly good demand while supplies remain ample and surplus moves to CCC or government contracts. American cheese output for the week ending May 23 rose about four percent to 29.2 million pounds.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Carvina
CCC
Marian Davis Addresses 8th Grade Exercises at AHS
Marian Davis president of the AHS senior class 1963 spoke on the value of high school education at the 8th grade graduation in the school gym Tuesday night. Rev Daniel MacDonala offered invocation and benediction. Bernard Whitehead played music. The class sang three songs under Lee Spangler. Neil Stefanik welcomed attendees. Patricia Hein gave the class history. Kris Rhonda Blumer and Barbara Laughridge read the class will. A class party followed in the lunch room.
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Albany
Marian Davis
AHS
Daniel MacDonala
First Baptist Church
Bernard Whitehead
Lee Spangler
Neil Stefanik
Patricia Hein
Kris
Rhonda Blumer
Barbara Laughridge
Instruments to Society Donated by Wisconsin Doctor
Dr Mary Peebles Gratiot of Shullsburg donated the surgical instruments of Dr C C Gratiot who practiced in southwestern Wisconsin from 1880 to 1924 to the Wisconsin Historical Society. The set will join the Museum of Medical Progress exhibit in Prairie du Chien.
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Mary Peebles Gratiot
Shullsburg
C. C. Gratiot
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Historical Society
Museum of Medical Progress
Prairie du Chien
Monroe 4-H meeting reports pledges and safety
Dave Allen presided as Carol and Joan West delivered club and flag pledges. Nell Call answered a favorite subject in school while Mary Ammon gave a safety report. John and Robert Ammon spoke with demonstrations. Donald Koenig Judy Bartel and Kim Hartwig gave talks. Richard Ammon spoke on soil judging and announced the County 4-H picnic set for Aug. 5. Gavigan and Sullivan families provided refreshments.
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Carol
Joan West
Monroe
Dave Allen
Nell Call
Mary Ammon
John
Robert Ammon
Donald Koenig
Judy Bartel
Kim Hartwig
Richard Ammon
Gavigan and Sullivan
Richland 4H Club Meeting Highlights in Green County
Alvin Sacker and Jim Sacker led pledges during the Richland 4H Club meeting at the Green County Agricultural building. Roll call cited a favorite fruit. Project talks were given by John Wegmueller Mike Deinigger Mary Ann Sacker and John Meier. Barbara Wegmueller reported on the Junior Brown Swiss outing in Hartford. Shirley Zee discussed her Dairy Queen experiences. Refreshments were hosted by Glenn Siedschlag Nathan Weiss and Don Barmore families. Next meeting set for Tuesday June 18.
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Alvin Sacker
Jim Sackers
Richland
Green County Agricultural Building
John Wegmueller
Mike Deinigger
Mary Ann Sacker
John Meier
Barbara Wegmueller
Hartford
Shirley Zee
Green County
Glenn Siedschlag
Nathan Weiss
Don Barmore
Burns to receive divinity degree at Eden Theological Seminary
William Burns former assistant minister at St Johns church will receive a Bachelor of Divinity at the 113th commencement on Eden Theological Seminary campus Webster Groves Missouri next Friday at 8 p.m. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Richard C Burns of Independence Indiana and completed three years at Eden Theological Seminary after a stint as interim pastor in Harsburg Missouri. He is married with two sons Allen and Mike.
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William Burns
St. John’s Church
Eden Theological Seminary
Webster Groves
Burns
Richard C.”. Burns
Independence
Monroe
University of Iowa
Harsburg, MO
Allen
Mike
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