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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1957
Page
3
Miss Mary Lou Figi and Harold Eugene Leverton were married at St John’s Evangelical and Reformed Church with Rev. Paul H. Olm officiating. The couple will reside on Route 1, Orangeville, after a wedding trip to the Northwest and Canada.
Miss JoAnn Mona Auestad and Arley Odell Hendrickson of Argyle wed at Adams Lutheran Church with Rev. Emil C. Martinson officiating. The bride wore a nylon organza gown, carried a white orchid and red roses, and was given in marriage by her father. The reception followed in the church parlors. The couple will reside in Rockford after a Yellowstone trip. both are Argyle High School graduates.
Miss Lorene Lillian Eichelkraut daughter of Mr and Mrs Elroy W Eichelkraut Monticello and Clift John Webber son of Mr and Mrs Clift Webber New Glarus united in marriage at the Swiss and Reformed church June 5. Rev Lynn F B Tschudy officiated. Alice Freitag played organ. They will live in Norman Oklahoma where the bridegroom is stationed with the U S Navy.
Annual Orangeville High School Alumni Association banquet will be held Saturday evening June 15 at 6 45 p m in the grade school gymnasium. Guest speaker is Mrs Leona Connery of Aurora Illinois a world traveler and lecturer who has studied social economic and political conditions in Europe India Japan and Siam. A program of musical numbers will be presented. Dinner will be prepared and served by the Band Boosters Club.
Monticello Times Special notes the Becker reunion held yesterday at Evansville Park with many attendees including Dean Zimmerman and Jean, Marvin Zimmerman, Jacob Wittenwyler and Robert, Clarence Kernen and family, Edwin Kernen and family, John Kernen, Melvin Blumer, Herman Klassy, Sam Klassy and Marjorie, Kenneth Schneider and family, Willis Elmer, Mary Kay and Carol, Anna K Babler, William Zimmerman, Clara Elmer, Alwina Gempeler, and Mary Schu bring.
A farewell party honored Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mentz at the Nelson Schwend home 2302 10th street. Mentz, manager of the Sentry market, will leave June 15 for a similar post in Waukesha. Guests from Monroe Madison Rockford joined in dancing, cards, gifts, and lunch as the couple prepared to depart.
Edwin Miller was appointed chairman of Girl Scouting for the Badger Council at Forty Acres north of Beloit. The meeting set June 23 as the local camp workday with attendees including Robert Goecks E B Lux and Edw Miller.
In Monticello at the Zwingli Evangelical and Reformed church, Carla Rae Blum of New Glarus and Darold CU Albertson of New Glarus wed with Rev. A R Achtemeier officiating at 2 p m. The bride wore a white nylon lace tulle gown with V neckline long sleeves and a bouffant skirt. Her veil was held by a plateau hat with sequins and pearls.
The WSWS will meet at the home of Mrs. Fred Selck Wednesday with Mrs. Glenn Gilmore as co host. Mrs. Wayne Stamm will be leader. Mrs. Frank Stamm is reporter.
Caroline Beth Olson and Robert F. Bayrhoffer wed at 4 PM yesterday in a ceremony at Alphorn Motel Monroe. Rev. Burton Holling officiated. The couple will reside in Monroe after a wedding trip to Bermuda and New York.
Confirmation services were held yesterday at Grace Lutheran Church for seventeen new members including Albert Anderson Linda Baker David Bowman Opal Ells Sandra Franklin Mary Jo Henning Carolynn Holcomb Robert Jeglum and Har.
Duane McKenna and his wife Jane Marie Hendrickson, daughter of Edna Hendrickson, wed at St. Victor parsonage in Monroe with Rev. Donald Lins presiding. After August they will reside in Fort Lauderdale Florida. Both attended Monroe High School. Duane is a 1957 graduate.
Miss Winnifred Ritter of 1703 8th Street and Robert Schutt of Route 2 were wed Saturday at 11 am in the New Apostolic church parsonage. Rev. R. H. Scharnweber officiated. The couple plans to live near Monroe after a wedding trip to Northern Wisconsin.
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