Nakoma and Monroe Auxiliaries Host Luncheon and Golf Event
The Nakoma Country Club Auxiliary entertained the Monroe Auxiliary with a luncheon bridge and golf yesterday. Nine hole golf winners from Nakoma were Mrs. Stewart North and Mrs. Chat Dale for low gross, and other top finishers listed. 18 hole Nakoma winners included Mrs. Al Michelson and Mrs. August Hundt for low gross. Monroe nine hole winners were Mrs. Mary Jane Fenell and Mrs. William Gyure, with many other winners named for net and putts. Bridge winners from Nakoma and Monroe were led by Mrs. A. R. Thomas and Mrs. C. H. Tucker, among others. Committees and hostesses named, with plans noted for future Blackhawk Country Club event on June 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steanumere Yuncey Club
Nakoma Country Club
Nakoma
Stewart North
Chat Dale
Low Gross
Robert Smith
Norman Gregroson
William Spraetz
Len Greiber
al Michelson
August Hundt
Gail Cody
Jack Kelly
Francis Kringes
Peter Henter
Orville Erickson
Monroe
Mary Jane Fenell
William Gyure
Robert Brauchle
Herman Christen
James Forbes
John Norton
Kenneth Smith
Perry Power
M. L. Hasley
Charles Mathias
John Figi
Fran Moritz
A. R. Thomas
C. H. Tucker
Day Keliker
J. Verne Resek
Herman Fritz
Burton Lynch
Robert Hardell
John Becker
Diane Resek
Milwaukee
Francis. Musebeck
Knoxville
Tenn
Gladys Benkert
George Geiger
Robert Bussen
Ray Hughes
Jack ‘Murray
Robert Wichser
Leland Lamboley
Sherman Hodgson
Neva Gnagi
J. L. Norton
J. T. Etter
Robert Rote
Blackhawk Country Club
Class of 1914 Holds Reunion at Brodhead
The BHS Class of 1914 gathered for a reunion at Mrs. Mabel Timm’s home Saturday afternoon. Helpers included Mrs. T. R. Pfisterer and Mrs. Stanley Jones. After the alumni banquet, the group visited Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Pierce. Attendees included Gerald and Mrs. Greene of Chicago, Foster Parker of Homewood Ill, Henry Stanz of South Bend Ind, T. R. Pfisterer of Freeport, J. E. Cleaveland of South Beloit, and other couples including the Pierces and Mrs. Timm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. R. Pfisterer
Freeport
J.E. Cleaveland
South Beloit
Stanley Jones
Charles Marshall
C. S. Pierce
Timm
Ruth Circle Meeting at Woodle Home Grace Lutheran hosts
Mrs Cassius Woodie ann and Mrs A S Peterson hosted the Ruth Circle gathering yesterday at the Woodle home. Mrs Sam Boyd led the lesson on Prayer for 16 members and guests. Mrs Herman Dieckhoff read a poem Who Will Keep Grandma. Mrs Melvie Levy of Madison attended. Hosts for July 8 will be Mrs Hilda Nelson and Mrs Isadora Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cassius Woodie Ann
A. S. Peterson
Ruth
Grace Lutheran Church
Woodle
Sam Boyd
Ibers
Chester Peterson
Herman Dieckhoff
Grandma
Melvie Levy
Madison
Hilda Nelson
Isadora Smith
Mary Lueder Feted With 13th Birthday Party
Mr and Mrs Lueder and Jim hosted a birthday party for Mary Lueder at Tenny Park Madison with a picnic. Guests included Lisa Tschudy Susan Hustad Beth Slotten Mae Wachholz Susan Keehn and Marilyn Disch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lueder
New Glarus
Two Graduates Feted With Monticello Event
A party in Monticello honored 1964 Monticello High School graduates Robert Wit tenwyler and William Zimmer man at the Wittenwyler home. Mrs. William Wendt baked a book shaped cake for the duo and many relatives and friends attended, including families from Monticello Madison Monroe and Uncasville Conn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Robert Wittenwyler
William Zimmerman
Monticello High School
Jacob Wittenwyler
William Wendt
Robert
William
Messrs
Mmes
Melvin E. Blumer
Glen Gempeler
Willis Elmer
Kenneth Schneider
Ralph Zimmerman
Alwina Gempeler
Barbara Butler
Jeff Jackson
Madison
John E. Zimmerman
Monroe
Don Avery
Uncasville
Conn
WSCS Votes $100 for New Choir Robes
At the WSCS meeting in the Methodists church the group approved a $100 donation for new choir robes. President A TenEyck led the session. Mrs. J. J. Zimmerman presided. They discussed church cleaning and heard a program on The Life of John Wesley by Mrs. Marvin Malkow with assistance from Mrs. Charles Sutherland and Mrs. Mildred Salladay. Circle dates announced. Martha and Electa circles plan a one o'clock luncheon on Friday June 19 followed by a Wesley film strip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSCS
Method
J. J. Zimmerman
A. TenEyck
Marvin Malkow
John Wesley
Charles Sutherland
Mildred Salladay
Fred Henry
Wesley
Martha
Electa
Class of 1924 Holds Reunion at Brodhead
The Class of 1924 from Brodhead high school held a Saturday reunion at Mrs. James Allen's home with co host Mrs. Marvin Stabler. Nineteen of the 24 members attended and all joined the alumni banquet that evening led by Mrs. Stabler. Present were Marion Harper Long Helen Harper Wigdahl Vera Green Swartz Lillian Colton Allen Pauline Hyatt Stabler Irene Pfisterer Rasmussen Vivia Rowe Llewellyn Newcomer Carl Thostenson Naomi Marks Meyers Alice Putnam O dell Helen Armbrecht and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauveeal
Pectar
Brodhead High School
James Allen
Marvin Stabler
Stabler
Mmes
Marion Harper Long
Helen Harper Wigdahl
Vera Green Swartz
Lillian Colton Allen
Pauline Hyatt Stabler
Notable Local Names List from Beloit and Surroundings
A fragment lists individuals including Earl Knudson of DeForest, Mrs Elsie Schultz Berryman, Orin Engen, Albert Dinse of Beloit, Olin Flisram of Monroe, and Mrs Margaret McNair of Orfordville, alongside Madison and Madison-area references. The piece reads as a partial roster or notice of local residents connected to Beloit region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ert Steele
Madison
Earl Knudson
DeForest
Elsie Schultz Berryman
Orin Engen
Albert Dinse
Beloit
Olin Flisram
Monroe
Margaret McNair
Orfordville
South Wayne Eastern Star chapter marks 60th anniversary
BROWNTOWN Times Special. Mrs Cora Bock Brown town worthy matron of the Eastern Star Chapter at South Wayne directed a special program for the 60th anniversary. Argyle chapter mother chapter invited. Visitors from Horicon and St Omar Monroe sent flowers. Potluck lunch followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browntown
Cora Bock
Eastern Star
South Wayne
Argyle Chapter
Horicon
St. Omar
Monroe
Bible Classes Begin At Brodhead Church Snow
Vacation Bible school at Brodhead Methodist continues through June 19. It started Monday with co directors Mrs Lyle Stephenson and Mrs Merton Mattison guiding teachers Mmes John D Timm Merton Mattison Evan Appleman Charles Sutherland Gerald Lipton Werner Kassamer Duane Schneider Herbert Searles Mahlon Frei. Helpers listed include Susan and Kathy Condon Stephen Appleman Barbara Coplien Arlene Bennett Cheryl Clark Diane Harker Peggy Milks Judy Turner Kathy Zimmerli and Kathy Speth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enuonnay
Methodist Vacation Bible School
Lyle Stephenson
Merton Mattison
Mmes
John D. Timm
Evan Appleman
Charles Sutherland
Gerald Lipton
Werner Kassamer
Duane Schneider
Herbert Searles
Mahlon Frei
Susan
Kathy Condon
Stephen Appleman
Barbara Coplien
Arlene Bennett
Mrs Gooding Wed To Robert L Wirsing In Freeport Church
Mrs. Jessie W Gooding daughter of Mrs John Wyss of 710 18th Avenue and Robert L Wirsing son of Mrs Susie Wirsing of Freeport were married at 4 pm in a double ring ceremony at Bethany United Church of Christ Freeport. Attendants were the bride’s brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Edward Gusloff of Freeport. After a brief wedding trip the couple will reside at 902 W Hamilton Freeport with Mrs Wirsing’s son David.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gooding
Robert L. Wirsing
Jessie W. Gooding
John Wyss
18Th Avenue
Susie Wirsing
Freeport
Bethany , United Church of Christ of Freeport
Edward Gusloff
W. Hamilton
Eagles Install Goecks and Wilde at Fraternal Meeting
Herbert Goecks and Bernice Wilde were installed as presidents of the Fraternal Order of Eagles and its Auxiliary during joint installation services at the new Eagles Club. Other officers installed include Harold Halverson, Stanley Hemphill, Clarence Goecks, Raymond Zimmerman, Melvin Updike, Charles Bloom, Leo Kohl, Walter Schild, and Oscar Leck. Installing officers were Clifford Leck and Mrs. Marvin Holcomb with state officers in attendance. The Eagle Aerie and auxiliary planned a dedication and initiation Sunday with guests from state offices and guests from La Crosse Madison Kaukauna and Ashland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herpert Gecks
Bernice Wilde
Order of Eagles
New Eagles Club
Eagles
Harold Halverson
Stanley Hemphill
Clarence Goecks
Raymond Zimmerman
Melvin Updike
Charles Bloom
Leo Kohl
Walter Schild
Oscar Leck
Schr Emicals
Marvin Holcomb
Aerie
Auxiliary
al Watson
la Crosse
William Menze
Madison
Sretary
Clarence Sullivan
Kaukauna
Ed Anderson
Ashland
Evening Guild Plans New Glarus Meeting
The Evening Guild of Swiss United Church of Christ will meet at 8 tonight in Zwingli House. The program will be on The Parables of Jesus. The Household of Prayer will be reviewed. Mrs. Gerald Dorst is chairman with assistants Milton Babler William Kuenzi Gilbert Hoesly William McFadden John Heiman and Alice Freitag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alw Glarus
Swiss United Church of Christ
Zwingli House
Jesus
Household of Prayer
Gerald Dorst
Mines
Milton Babler
William Kuenzi
Gilbert Hoesly
William McFadden
John Heiman
Alice Freitag
Vacation Bible School Starts at Juda Church
Daily Vacation Bible school began Monday at the Juda EUB church with Director Mrs. Herbert Matzke as chairman and Rolland Keen and Harry Smith. Teaching kindergarten include Miss Pat Jones Miss Janice Matzke and Miss Betty Zweifel with Mrs. Roger Coplien Mrs. Kenneth Zimmmerman and Mrs. Lillian Buholzer plus Miss Teresa Yvonne Zimmerman and Nelva Smith assisting. Grade teachers are not listed in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juda Eub
Mmes
Herbert Matzke
Rolland Keen
Harry Smith
Pat Jones
Janice Matzke
Betty Zweifel
Roger Coplien
Kenneth Zimmerman
Lillian Buholzer
Teresa
Yvonne Zimmerman
Nelva Smith
Royal Neighbors Meet Honors Local School Quartet
Misses Eunice Smith Shirley Sweeney Madeline Bos ben and Irene Haas teach second grade. Misses Vickie Beckman and Elaine Keen third grade. Misses Mabel Bauer and Tris Ludwig fourth grade. Mrs Thelma Gempeler Leland Jordan Royletta Severson fifth grade. Mrs Ted Miller sixth grade Mrs Melvin Nickel seventh grade Rev Melvin Nickel. Dolores Feldt and Robette Preston music directors. Mrs Ted Portman led evening entertainment in the I0OF hall with lunch served by Mrs Fred Good and Mrs Simon Meyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eunice Smith
Shirley Sweeney
Madeline Bos Ben
Irene Haas
Vickie Beckman
Elaine Keen
Mabel Bauer
Tris Ludwig
Mmes
Thelma Gempeler
Leland Jordan
Royletta Severson
Ted Miller
Melvin Nickel
Dolores Feldt
Robette Preston
Royal Neighbors Meet
Ted Portman
Royal Neighbors
Fred Good
Simon Meyer
Zimmerman Receives $250 UW Fresh Grant
MUNNUELLU special William Zimmerman of Monticello was named a recipient of a UW freshman tuition scholarship of 250 for 1964 1965 based on need academic excellence and potential. He also earned a $50 scholarship from the Green County UW Alumni Association and the Herman Becker memorial award at Monticello commencement. He plans to attend the university majoring in mathematics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munnuellu
William Zimmerman
Ralph Zimmerman
Monticello
Zimmerman
Green County
University of Wisconsin Alumni Association
Herman Becker
Monticello Legion Elects Roy Dickson
Roy Dickson was chosen commander of the Am Stutz Marty American Legion Post at a Tuesday meeting. Clarence Blumer became first vice commander, Royal Woelffer Sr. second vice, Orville Anderson adjutant, Irving Eichorst Sr. finance officer, James Dooley historian, Thomas Brusveen chaplain, Thomas Runkle Jr. and John Zuber sergeants-at-arms, Karl Freitag service officer, Calvin Drafabl publicity, Harold Schulz membership. Installation is set for Brooklyn on Wednesday July 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Roy Dickson
Amstutz-Marty
Harold Schulz
Brooklyn
Kundert Elected Secretary-Treasurer Of Wiscon sin County Treasurers
R J Kundert was elected secretary treasurer of the Wisconsin County Treasurers Association at its Oshkosh convention. He attended the three day program on a panel and was accompanied by Mrs Kundert Mrs Helen F Myers clerk of court and Mrs Helen Batzke register of deeds along with their convention groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aan 9
Munuess
Sunty
Wisconsin County Treasurers Association
Oshkosh
Kundert
Helen F. Myers
Helen Batzke
Mmes. Bratzke
Myers
Receives High Honor in Women of the Moose Ranks
Mrs. Henry Babler Jr. of 1913 ath street is honored by the College of Regents as a Graduate Regent after meeting senior and junior requirements. A Mooseheart ceremony welcomed 578 graduates as the highest chapter honor, with Monroe chapter earning the Chapter Award of Achievement. Attending were Henry Babler and several Babler relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College of Regents
Henry Babler Jr
Ath Street
United States
Alaska
Canada
House of God
Mooseheart
Henry Babler
Lee Babler
Mmes
Roy Speich
Lyle Sickinger
Jack Marty
Alma Brugger
FPC Rejects Wisconsin Michigan Power Rate Boost
The Federal Power Commission ruled the 233000 dollar annual wholesale rate increase of 14.7 percent, effective August 30, 1962, discriminatory against municipal and co op customers. Refunds and 7 percent interest will be issued, totaling over 400000 dollars. The decision cites long standing rate parity with municipal and co op sales and applies anti discrimination provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Power Commission
Wisconsin- Michigan Power Co
Appleton
Entries Close Sunday For Orangeville Queen
Entries for the queen contest at the Orangeville Fire festival close Sunday evening. Queen chairman LaVern Schindler oversees the event. Candidates must be at least 15 years old and a 1964 Orangeville High School graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orangeville
LaVern Schindler
Orangeville High School
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Country Club
Nakoma Group
Brodhead
Woodle Home
Albert Briggs
Belleville
Alice Keehn
Elaine
Nancy
Pamela
Alvin
Shirley
Howard Briggs
Keltenborn
CBS
Brodhead Church
South Wayne Village Park
St. John’s Catholic Church
Wittwers
Calif
Herbert Goecks
Wilde
Glarus
Juda Church
Monticello Legion
R. J. Kundert
Kubly
Baumgartner
Blumer's Walgreen Agency
ORSIS
Walgreen
Sreminge
Kolynos
Rane
Walgreens
Vitalis
Scott Box
Orangeville Queen
Botany
Hubbard
Paul Beach
Ferron
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