Miss Ruth Theiler Weds John Gothner in New Glarus Church
Miss Ruth Margaret Theiler of New Glarus and John Edwin Gothner Jr of Racine married at 4 PM in the Swiss Evangelical and Reformed church. Officiant Rev Lynn F B Tschudy led a 175 guest reception at the church. The bride, a nurse and New Glarus High School graduate, honeymooned in Northern Wisconsin. the groom is a Navy member and UW alumnus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Glarus
Ruth Margaret Theiler
Madison
Arthur J. Theiler
John Edwin Gothner Jr
John E. Gothner
Racine
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Lynn F. B. Tschudy
Mary Meythaler
Byron Peterson
Carol Ann Gothner
Truland Adams
Thomas J. Gothner
Duane Hubbard
George Abplanalp
Winslow
Ill
Wisconsin
New Glarus High School
Methodist Hospital School of Nursing
Navy
San Diego
Washington Park High School
University of Wisconsin
Alpha Kappa Psi Fraternity
Mrs Daluge Honored By County Office Group
A Saturday evening Wiener roast at the Wunschel farm home Spring Grove township honored Mrs Gwen Daluge of Rock County. She has served as Green County home agent for six months while filling in for Miss Mamie Tillema at the University of Wisconsin. Attendees included Myron Jeglum John Robert Donald Disch Wunschel Leslie Huber Ellen Brooks and Harland Daluge. Tillema will return to full time work after exams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendel Wunsche
Spring Grove Township
County Agricultural Office
Gwen Daluge
Rock County
Green County
Daluge
Mamie Tillema
University of Wisconsin
Myron E. Jeglum
John
Robert
Donald Disch
Wendel Wunschel
Leslie F. Huber
Ellen Brooks
Harland
Tillema
University
Monticello Legion Auxiliary Elects New Officers
Mrs. Leo Gempeler won the presidency of the American Legion auxiliary at a Thursday meeting in Casino hall. She succeeds Mrs. R. W. Woelffer. Elected for September installation were first VP Mrs. J. W. Barlow, second VP Mrs. Ray Silver, chaplain Mrs. R. A. Woodruff, treasurer Mrs. Jack Hoskins, color bearers Mrs. Clarence Blumer and Mrs. George Grenzow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Leo Gempeler
American Legion Auxiliary
Casino Hall
R. W. Woelffer
J. W. Barlow
Ray Silver
R. A. Woodruff
Jack Hoskins
Clarence Blumer
George Grenzow
Woelffer
Donald
Knobel and Loeffel Lead Convention Delegates
Knobel and Mrs. Armin Loeffel served on the executive committee. Convention delegates include Mrs. J. W. Barlow and Mrs. Leo Gempeler with alternates Mrs. Woelffer and Mrs. Hoskins. Co hosts were Mrs. C. M. Stauffer Mrs. J. C. Steinmann and Mrs. Howard Steinmann who served refreshments. Meetings closed for July and August.
Pryce Davenport Wedding Guests From Across States
Out of town guests attended the Saturday wedding of Rose Anne Pryce and Daryle John Davenport. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clark of Edgerton, Mr. and Mrs. George Buehler of Evansville, Mr. and Mrs. Alan Izer of Brooklyn, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Davenport of South Beloit, Mr. and Mrs. Jay Shafer of Janesville, and Miss Wanda Trow of Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Rose Anne Pryce
Neil Pryce
Daryle John Davenport
Lester Davenport
Robert Clark
Edgerton
George Buehler
Evansville
Alan Izer
Brooklyn
Dean Davenport
South Beloit
Jay Shafer
Janesville
Wanda Trow
Three Alumni Missing From Monroe High Reunion List
Three names from the 1937 Monroe High School graduating class were omitted from the attendance list for Friday night’s reunion at the Country Club. The missing alumni are Russell Myers, Russel Fritz, and Miss Doris Messmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe High School
Russell Myers
Russel Fritz
Doris Messmer
Rockfords Centennial Parade Draws 100000 Plus Crowd
Rockford observed its 100th birthday with a three mile parade drawing over 100000 spectators. Seven people fainted from heat and a 70 year old woman fractured her hip after a fall. Vera Traum won the centennial queen title as Sweden's Consul General opened ceremonies with the queen’s crowning. The centurama history plays began at Beyer stadium and a 1200 member cast continued events through next Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockford
Vera Traum
Beyer Stadium
Sweden
Gesta Oldenburg
Chicago
Mayon Volcano Ranks As Philippines Most Notable Volcano
Mt Mayon, located in Southeastern Luzon, is the Philippines most famous volcano. It has erupted more than 30 times since 1800, drawing attention from scientists and officials alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippine Island
Mt. Mayon
Luzon
Monroe Common Council June 3 1952 Proceedings
The Monroe Common Council met June 3 1952 with Mayor Brooks J Dinwiddie presiding. Aldermen Henning Galli Matzke Schindler Laeser Beckman and Elmer attended while Trum py was absent. Readings of previous minutes were dispensed with and multiple communications and licenses were reviewed or referred to committees. A finance report and claims totaling 2048.92 were approved for payment. Leave of absence with a $50 monthly retainer was granted to City Clerk G S Soseman due to illness. Other actions included bids for city hall work and police department office, a sewer pipe contract with Illinois Central Railroad Co, and a hearing on Will Sacker property rezoning. Willis Mitchell spoke for Veterans Housing and other routine items were addressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooks J. Dinwiddie
Henning
Galli
Matzke
Schindler
Laeser
Beckman
Elmer
Trumpy
G. S. Soseman
Finance and Taxation Committee
League of Wisconsin Municipalities
Green Bay
Park Board
Lee Mitchell
Lincoln Park
Board of Public Works
Wesley Wandfluh
Helen L. Gempeler
Monroe
Bruni-Miller Co
Corp
New Road
Monroe Ready Mix and Material Co
J. S. Holcomb Mfg. Co
Wenger and Burgy Agency
L. E. Buri Electric Co
Burkhard Auto Electric Co
de Roll
Standard Oil Co
Gateway Transportation
Everett Keel
Charles J. Niles
Veterans’ Woo
Sawaccaareccwee
Dunwiddie
Milton J. Schgoeter
Watertown
Wis
Common Council
City of
Sebastian Laeser Jr
Roger Elmer
Public Properties Committee
Philadelphia
Herman L. Schindler
Wisconsin
William F. Beckman
Alfred Henning
Floyd Matzke
Alderman Henning
Judith Field
J. L. Taylor
Will Sacker
Sacker
Robert von Kaenel
George Bloom
Stella Prechel
Judiciary Committee
Willis Mitchell
Veterans Housing
Arthur C. Benkett
Council Adjourned as Alder Elmer to Act in Absence
The report states the council would be on vacation during the next meeting and Alderman Elmer agreed to serve in the absence. There was no further business and the council adjourned. F M Bray Deputy City Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer
F. M. Bray
Hilton West Breaks Ankle at Whitewater Lake
Janesville police officer Hilton R. West a former Monticello resident is hospitalized in Mercy Hospital Janesville with a fractured ankle suffered Friday at Whitewater Lake. He was the department second to break an ankle last week and was aided by his wife after turning his ankle on a steep embankment while fishing. Officer Earl Osborne also remains hospitalized after a fall from a ladder at his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilton R. West
Monticello
Janesville
Mercyital
Whitewater Lake
Earl Osborne
Mercy Hospital
West
Wisconsin Methodist Conference names 28 appointments
At the closing session in Kenosha the Wisconsin Methodist Conference announced 28 appointments for the year. Notable moves include Rev. Carl Wiese from Footville to Appleton, Rev. Paul Smith from Columbus to Edgerton, Rev. Donald Francis to Footville, Rev. Douglas Anderson to Rin, and Rev. David Johnson named Methodist chaplain to Madison hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Methodist Conference
Kenosha
Carl Wiese
Footville
Appleton
Paul Smith
Columbus
Edgerton
Donald Francis
Hebron-Pleasant Valley-Siloan
Douglas Anderson
Rin
David Johnson
Whitewater
Madison Hospitals
Power Company Receives Americanism Award
Wisconsin Power and Light Co. was honored by the American Legion in Wisconsin for its Americanism educational program. Kenneth Greenquist presented the bronze plaque to J. E. Canfield at a ceremony led by William B. Cairns Victory post. Green district employees participate in related films and discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
American Legion
Department of Wisconsin
W. S. MacDonald
Green
Kenneth Greenquist
Racine
J. E. Canfield
William B. Cairns
The
Legion
Green District
Explosion Destroys House Injuring Riplinger in Marshfield
Edward J. Riplinger, 68, suffered severe burns when a blast Saturday lifted his six room house from its foundations. The interior was wrecked and a sun porch demolished in the Marshfield incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshfield
Wis
Edward J. Riplinger
Refugees from Hitlerism Enter Britain Before War
About 46,000 European refugees fleeing Hitlerism were admitted into Britain in the years leading up to World War II, reflecting a policy shift and humanitarian intake before the conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Cadet Saves Local Boy From Drowning at Janesville Beach
Duane Bleisch 17 of Janesville was pulled from the Lions Beach water by cadet Sam W. Taggart after sinking while returning from the high diving tower. He received first aid and artificial respiration and was hospitalized at Mercy for shock. Bleisch is the son of former Green County residents, now living at 908 N. Pine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duane Bleisch
Janesville
Green County
the Lions
West Point
Bleisch
Joe Bleisch
Sam W. Taggart
Mercy Hospital
Young Bleisch
Margaret Speich
Albany
Pine Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Theiler
John Edwin Gothner
New Glarus Church
Monticello’s Legion Auxiliary
Eisenhower
New York
Paris
Ike
Stalin
Monroe and Vicinity
Singer Sewing Machine CO
State Street Phone College
Beloit, Wis
Singer
Proceedings of Common Council
Committee On Claims
G. Fred Galli
J. C. Taylor
License Committee
Board of Health
John A. Schindler
Louis F. Blanc
Alderman Toone
Ilinoig Central Railroad Co
Conce S. May Company
Business Central Divisios
Browntown
Hilton West
Methodist Conference
the Commercial and Savings Bank
Commercial and Savings Bank
Cere
Power Company
J. W. Robilette
Benkert Bldg
Mautz
Wouse
Fe Ie Roi Tol Pier Pooette
Odally
Saton
Fcapemartic
Vensaive
vr.Ch
Ford
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