Social Events Miss Mamie Tillema Weds Arnold Marty
Miss Mamie Tillema of 701 14th avenue married Arnold Marty of Monticello at St Victor with Rev E C McCollow officiating. Guests included many Tillema and Marty relatives, a dinner at the Eugene hotel, and a reception at the American Legion home. The bride, UW home economics graduate and Green County home demonstration agent, and the groom, a carpenter, will reside at 701 14th avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Tillema
Arnold Marty
E. C. McCollow
14Th Avenue
Monticello
St. Victor
St. Victor's
Gloria Marty
George Tillema
Juneau
Matt A. Marty
Tillema
Leslie F. Huber
Eugene
American Legion
Alice Kelly
Madison
Beverly
McNamara
Monroe
Lucille Ames
Milwaukee
Evelyn Scherwitz
Darlington
Len Galson
Galesburg
Ill
Huber
Myron Bable
Earl Tillema
Charles
Norman
Joyce
Jess Tillema
Sam Nelson
Melba
Ronald Rodgers
Oxford
J. J. Smedeman
Martin Steiner
Randolph
Andrew de Young
Friesland
Fidelia van Antwerp
Wisconsin Dells
Dan Disch
Harlan Daluge
Janesville
Arnold Zumkehr
Gerald van Klein
Green County
Hawaii
New Glarus High School
St. Paul's Mission House
Epworth
Memorial Rites Held for Three Ida Booth Relatives
Rebekah Lodge and Monroe IOOF Lodge No. 72 held joint memorial services at the IOOF hall for Ida Booth, Mrs. Lena Schneider and Mrs. Charles Schutt who died in the past year. Plans were made to attend the state Rebekah assembly in Madison on June 8. Local members to be initiated include Mrs. William M. Geigel, Edwin R. Kaderly, Clara Miller, Ula Tyler, and Miss Lois Miller. Lunch was served by Mrs. Anna Legler and Adolph Kummer, assisted by Mrs. Lee O. Jacobs, Maurice J. Babler and Fred Lengacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Lodge
OOF
Esther Rebekah
Monroe Ioof Lodge No
IOOF
Ida Booth
Lena Schneider
Charles Schutt
Rebekah
Madison
Mmes
William M. Geigel
Edwin R. Kaderly
Clara Miller
Ula Tyler
Lois Miller
Anna Legler
Adolph Kummer
Lee O. Jacobs
Maurice J. Babler
Fred Lengacher
Christo Centri Class Party at Bethel Church Juda
The Christo Centri Sunday School class of Bethel church held a party last night at the home of Mr and Mrs Paul Warren in Juda. Rev Paul J Gibson presided at the business meeting and devotions were led by Mrs Wayne Stamm. Games were led by Mrs Stephan Pandow. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Gibson, Mr and Mrs Pandow, Paul Matzke, Earl Sarbacker and families, Mrs Carl Von Arx and sons, Miss June Drake and Harold Drake of Monroe, Mr and Mrs Robert Phillips of Winslow, and Mr and Mrs Stamm and family of Brodhead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christo Centri
Juda
Bethel Church
Paul Warren
Paul J. Gibson
Wayne Stamm
Brodhead
Stephan Pandow
Messrs
Mmes
Gibson
Pandow
Paul Matzke
Earl Sarbacker
Carl von Arx
June Drake
Harold Drake
Monroe
Robert Phillips
Winslow
Stamm
Square Dance Club Benefits Health Drive at Bluff View Park
The Belles and Beans Square Dance Club will host a public benefit dance on June 19 at Bluff View Park near Brodhead to raise funds for the Monroe Mental Health Fund drive. Fritz Erb of Madison will call, with Madison musicians providing the music, and Hervey J. Hoesly serving as general chairman. A guest night dance drew about 40 couples with Erb calling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belles and Beans Square Dance Club
Bluff View Park
Brodhead
Monroe
Fritz Erb
Madison
Hervey J. Hoesly
Bluff View
Erb
Country Club Plans Auxiliary Events and Club Guest Day
Monroe Country Club Auxiliary schedules events including Guest Day for Brodhead and Beloit clubs on June 17 and a June 30 trip to Freeport as guests of that club. They will host Blackhawk Club of Madison on July 15. A short business meeting preceded bridge and golf where 41 members and guests competed. bridge honors went to Els Prien Herman Fritz and Peter Stauffacher. Golf winners were H W Riffle Victor Marean Charles Mathias and Peter Solomon. Co-hostesses were Mrs Gladys Benkert and Mrs Frank Kantro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ine
Monroe Country Club
Brodhead and
Beloit Club
Freeport
Blackhawk Club
Madison
Mmes
Els Prien
Herman D. Fritz
Peter Stauffacher
H. W. Riffle
Victor Marean
Charles J
Auxiliary Re elects Mrs Leo Gempler
Mrs Leo Gempler was reelected president of the Women’s Auxiliary at Casino Hall. Officers also chosen include Mrs Donald Knobel first vice president Mrs William Elliott second vice president Mrs Albert Knobel treasurer and Mrs Rolland Elmer and Mrs Thomas Rundle color bearers with Mrs Roy Miles Mrs C M Stauffer and Mrs Royal Karlen on the executive committee. New officers to be installed in September. Refreshments served by hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wmunticesa
Leo Gempler
Women’s Auxiliary
Casino Hall
Donald Knobel
William Elliott
Albert Knobel
Rolland Elmer
Thomas Rundle
Roy Miles
C. M. Stauffer
Royal Karlen
Thomas Runkle Sr
Frank Noesen
Lester Schultz Sr
Miss Jacqueline Grant to wed Eugene Thorson in June
Miss Jacqueline Grant daughter of Mr and Mrs Russell V Grant of 829 18th avenue will marry Eugene E Thorson son of Mr and Mrs Elmer Thorson of Woodford on June 28 at 2 30 p m in St Johns church Rev Paul C Kehle officiating Glenda Langston will be maid of honor Meredith Thorson will be bridesmaid Best man will be Jack Thorson and groomsman Edward Wolff The bride graduated with the 1953 Monroe high school class and the groom from South Wayne high school in 1950 He is employed at the Browntown Borden plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacqueline Grant
Russell V. Grant
18Th Avenue
Eugene E. Thorson
Elmer Thorson
Woodford
St. John’s Church
Paul C. Kehle
Glenda Langston
Meredith Thorson
Thorson
Jack
Edward Wolff
Monroe High School
South Wayne High School
Browntown Borden Plant
Freeport Invited Here By Grace Brotherhood
The Grace Lutheran church hosts the Freeport district of the Illinois Brotherhood on Monday evening. Rev. Luther Mueller of Trinity Lutheran, Harvard, Ill., and Synod secretary outlines Carthage college enlistment work. Lenwood Monte, Carthage graduate, discusses benefits. Representatives from Rock Grove, Freeport, Forreston, Lanark, Mt. Carroll, Pearl City, Kent, Amity, Lena Immanuel attend. Melvin Peterson gives guest welcome. John Holtshopple Jr. chairs the serving committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeport
Grace Brotherhood
Brotherhood of Grace Lutheran Church
Illinois Brotherhood
Luther Mueller
Trinity Lutheran Church
Harvard
Ill
Illinois Synod
Northern Conference
Carthage College
Lenwood Monte
Rock Grove
Forreston
Lanark
Mt. Carroll
Pearl City
Kent
Amity
Immanuel
Lena
Melvin Peterson
Grace Church Brotherhood
John Holtshopple Jr
Albert Grender to be Ordained in Perry Lutheran Church
Albert O Grender son of Mr and Mrs Helmer Grender will be ordained into the Lutheran ministry Sunday at the Perry Lutheran church Rev E Clifford Nelson Luther Seminary St Paul will be the ordinator and Rev J O Jorgen Perry church pastor will be liturgist and present the candidate Assisting clergy include Rev I A Lavik Oconomowoc Rev M A Sorenson Argyle Rev E R Anderson Mr Horeb Rev J P Halterstrum Eleva Rev Erling A Hanson Ladysmith and Rev M A Sorenson Jr missionary to Japan Grender a member of a class of 112 recently graduated from Luther Seminary St Paul has accepted a call to Watford City ND and will begin his ministry there in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prisonancii Los
Albert O. Grender
Helmer P. Grender
Perry Lutheran Church
E. Clifford Nelson
Luther Seminary
St. Paul
J. O. Jorgenson
Perry Church
I. A. Lavik
Oconomowoc
M. A. Sorenson
Argyle
E. R. Anderson
Horeb
J. P. Halterstrum
Eleva
Erling A. Hanson
Ladysmith
M. A. Sorenson Jr
Japan
Grender
Watford
Grace Hoffman Marries Pfc. L E Hull Mann
Grace Hoffman daughter of Mr and Mrs George Hoffman Route 2 and Pfc Lewis E Hull son of Mr and Mrs Stanley Hull Orangeville were married at Du buque Evangelical United Brethren church. Rev Raymond Russell officiated. Bride wore navy dress with white accessories and earrings. She is Monticello high school alumna and he is Orangeville high school alumnus. He had a 10 day leave from Camp Pendleton and returned to the Marine base. Mrs Hull will stay with her parents for now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eiunilel
Dubuque
Orangeville High School
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Marine Base
Hull
To Marry Tonight Miss Van Moos Weds Mr Cole in Tacoma
Miss Mary Ann Van Moos of 1626 23rd Avenue will marry Glen David Cole of Tacoma Washington in a ceremony at 8 tonight. Rev Paul J. Bicket will perform the service at the Assembly of God church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ann van Moos
23Rd Avenue
Glen David Cole
Tacoma
Wash
Paul J. Bicket
Assembly of God Church
Dr J R Ganshert Named as President of MHS Alumni Group
Dr Joseph R Ganshert was named president of the Monroe High School Alumni Association during the Coronation Ball in the high school gym. New officers include Hollis R Schilt as secretary and Nathan L Goetz as treasurer, with a new succession plan making the president automatically the next year’s treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.R. Ganshert
MHS Alumni Group
STK
Jack Sweeney
Monroe High School
Joseph R. Ganshert
Hollis R. Schilt
Nathan L. Goetz
Robert W. Goetz
John L. Wagner
Goetz
Robert N. Kingdon
Judy O'Donnell
E. Herman Dieckhoff
Sondra Simpson
Juda Host At WCTU Convention At Juda
The annual WCTU gathering for Green and Lafayette Counties will be held June 11 in Juda with morning sessions in the Community hall and a noon picnic lunch. The afternoon session occurs in the EUB church with Rev. Lynn F. B. Tschudy as guest speaker and a memorial service for members who died in the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WCTU
Green
Lafayette
Juda
EUB
Lynn F. B. Tschudy
New Glarus
4H Family Night and Oakley Club June Meeting
The 4H Family Night and June meeting of Oakley 4H club were held at Union church on Monday. Vice President Jean Erb led the business session, discussing club tour, dress revue, and camp week at Upham Woods. Phyllis Alexander elected to attend the camp. Special numbers included Emery Marchant on accordion, a Phyllis Alexander and Shirley Kueng piano duet, and Jean and Roger Erb on accordion and piano duet. Films Safety in the Home and Fire Prevention were shown. Next meeting set for July 6 at Carl Figi home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakley 4H
Union Church
Jean Erb
Upham Woods
Phyllis Alexander
Emery Marchant
Shirley Kueng
Jean
Roger Erb
Carl Figi
Korean Jitters Hit Stock Mart
The stock market fell as a looming Korean truce stirred selling waves. The Associated Press average of 60 stocks slid to 106.80 for the week, with Thursday marking a low of 106.50, while volume peaked modestly at 1.49 million shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall Street
Associated Press
West Wisconsin Conference to Convene in La Crosse
Ministers and laymen from about 275 Methodist churches across western Wisconsin will gather in La Crosse June 10 through 14 for the 99th annual West Wisconsin Conference of the Methodist Church. The meeting aims to conduct sessions and church business with modest costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Crosse
Wisconsin
The
Methodist Church
Graduates of 1928 Renew Friendships at Reunion
Graduates of 1928 held a reunion at Monroe Country Club reuniting more than eighty classmates, wives, husbands, and eight former teachers after 25 years. Henry Germann was elected president by unanimous vote and a five year follow up was planned. Herbert M. Ainsworth acted as master of ceremonies with a class song, memories, and letters from absent members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Chambers Ryan
Monroe Country Club
Henry Germann
Herbert M. Ainsworth
Citie
Marie Chambers Witt
William Stauffer
Arthur Lamb
Thomas Sickinger
Percy Grainger
Ainsworth
Robert Clark
17Th Avenue
J. Chester T. Becker
Herbert H. Stauffacher
Sanford J. Hanson
Effie Rickson
Anne Elmer
Verley M. Denny
Church and School Tax Exemptions Limited
Madison reporting two Thomson opinions on property tax exemptions for churches and schools. A Milwaukee church residence used as part of teacher compensation, located over a half mile from the church and not adjacent, is not exempt. Beloit College campus rentals to faculty fall within exemption grounds as part of college premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
N. Thomson
C. Stanley Perry
Corporation Counsel
Milwaukee
Thomson
Beloit College
H.W. Harder
Wisconsin Department of Taxation
Beloit
Congress Lags on Major Projects and Tax Debate
Washington reports Congress lags on major legislation amid budget reviews and White House talks with GOP leaders. Eisenhower seeks extended excess profits tax while facing opposition. Hawaii statehood and Taft-Hartley revisions falter. U.N. stance on Red China remains contentious. Also note a Milwaukee Moose women’s tour of Town Hall Dairy Co-op.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marlow
Washington
Congress
Eisenhower
Truman
White House
U.S
United Nations
Menhower
U.N
Britain
Korea
Hawaii
Statehood
Labor Durkin
Tour Dairy Co-Op
Monticello
Frances Bukoski
Women of the Moose
Milwaukee
Town Hall
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Mildred Joan Rieder
St. James C. Ross
St. Rose Catholic Church
James Carlton Ross
Andrew Brienes
Miss Rieder
John Rieder
Route 4
Ross
Clayton Ross
LaVerne Lederman
Marshall Markham
Colleen Ross
Billie Ann Wenger
Spaenis
University of Wisconsin
Phi Beta Kappa
Phi Kappa Phi
Pi Lambda Theta
Madison Central High School
Air Force
Foster Field
Tex
Defense Command
Moody Air Force Base
Baldosta
Court House
John Art
H. L. Karlen
Nonagon Bridge Club
Country Club
A. H. Partridge
Harry Partridge
Patricia
Leslie Partridge
D. H. Partridge
Amy McManus
Albany
Stanley Perry
Amy Perry
Evansville
Warden Francis
Recreation Park
Lawrence G. Ruehlew
Judy Bernet
Georgia Goeptert
Kiwanis
Donna Henne
Carol Kundert
Verne Koehn
Joan Kundert
Miss Grace Hoffman
Pfc
L.E. Hull Mann Om
Luis Kol
Blumer
Stock Mart
Peets Products
Peet
Peet's
Peets
E. M. Peet Mig. Co. Donny & Pfund
18Th St. Monroe
T. R. Holyoke
J. C. Calder
Arlene McKellar
Times
Dore O. Stauffacher
Harold B. Baltzer
Lester Witt
Henry L. Germann
Gladys M. Ben
William E. Amstutz
Ned
Elsbeth O. Prien
Nathalee Schultz
Herbert T. Summeris
Willis A. Berndt
Robert C. Clark
Evelyn T. Drake
Agnes A. Lindsay
Bruce M. Blum
Becker, de Ainsworth
Walker
J. W. Robilette
Optometrist
Benkett Bldg
NEARY
Marell Yoo, ceem_Ledle
S_Rolla
Mystic
Ben-Hur
Eeeo
America
Tschudys
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