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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1966

Page

3

Social events wedding in Monroe at Union Presbyterian Church

The wedding of Sandra June Miller and Carl Richard Bogenholm bonded at Union Presbyterian Church Monroe with Rev James Jondrow officiating. Bride’s parents Uno H Miller and the groom’s parents Carl N Bogenholm attended as guests. The ceremony featured a silk organza gown with lace appliques, a midriff, detachable train and seed pearl crown. Reception followed at Idle Hour Mansion. The couple plans a European trip then residence in Milwaukee. The bride is a UW Madison French instructor. groom holds MS degrees and will work for A Electronics Oak Creek.

Sandra June Miller Huron Avenue Sheboygan Carl Richard Bogenholm University Bay Drive Madison Union Presbyterian Church Monroe James Jondrow University Presbyterian Church Uno H. Miller Std St Carl N. Bogenholm North Austin Blvd Oak Park m_ Mueller Europe Milwaukee University of Wisconsin University of Wisconsin, Sheboygan Illnois Institute of Technology A. C. Electronics Oak Creek Wis

Member Night for Pythian Sisters at Brodhead Banner Temple

Pythian Sisters observed a member night Tuesday at Brodhead Banner Temple. A May 17, 1920 play by Mrs. M. D. Stabler was performed with cast including Mrs. Howard Blackford, Russell Rosheisen, Fretah McClellan, and Stabler. Corsages were given by Mrs. Clara Mae Wells to charter members Edith Broughton, Fretah McClellan, Lila Lawton, Ralph Krueger, and Herman Lunde. Sugar River Square Dancers provided entertainment led by Mrs. Fred Hahien and others.

Simics Brodhead Banner Temple Pythian Sisters M. D. Stabler Mmes Howard Blackford Russell Rosheisen Fretah McClellan Stabler Order Kittie Hyatt Clara Mae Wells

Juda EUB Vacation Church School Held

Juda EUB Church hosts Vacation Church School with Mmes Rolland Keen and Herbert Matzke in charge. Rev Melvin Nickel leads catechism. Teachers include Yvonne Zimmerman and assistants for kindergarten through junior department names and staff listed.

Juda Eub Mmes Rolland Keen Herbert Matzke Melvin Nickel Yvonne Zimmerman Donna Gempler Linda Siedschlag Kathy Zweifel Jane Zimmerman William Amn Elaine Keen Irene Haas Mary Arnsmeier Iris Ludwig Madeline Bosben Mabel Bauer Eugene Stuckey Robert Preston Patty Larson Sylvia Severson

Lalonii Lou Ewing and Dennis Schindler Wed in Cedarville Church

Lalonii Lou Ewing daughter of Mrs. Emil Lenz and the late John H. Ewing Sr. wed Dennis Ray Schindler in Cedarville Emmanuel Evangel Congregational Church last night. Rev. Lew Mills officiated with Rev. Duane Ray assisting. The bride wore Chantilly lace with a tiered nylon skirt and three tiered veil. The couple will reside in Platteville after a southwest wedding trip. The bride is a 1965 Orangeville High School graduate and a dictaphone operator in Freeport. groom a 1963 Orangeville High School graduate who has studied at WIU Macomb and Platteville.

Lalonii Lou Ewing Emil Lenz John H. Ewing Orangeville Dennis Ray Schindler Cedarville Sharon Schubert Ted Wootan Kathy Leech Jerry Dinley Kari Lou Ewing Connie Herbig Jack Ewing Roger Schindler Terry Miller John Ewing III Dan Heine Mike Moyer

Phoenix wedding of Judie Zimmerman and Michael Mealy

Judie Zimmerman of Phoenix married Michael Gregg Mealy in Mount Calvary Lutheran Church on May 21. The couple plans to reside at 417 West Colter, Phoenix, with out of town guests from Milwaukee and Madison.

Judie Sim Zimmerman 14Th Ave Phoenix Bill Wagner John Adams Michael Westerkamp Dwane Workinger Bill Wolff Arizona W. Colter R. C. Toebe Milwaukee Wis Harper Method Beauty School Madison Ray Townehouse Alpha Mu Chapter Beta Sigma Phi Sorority University of Arizona

Clarno WSWS Unit Hosts Monthly Meeting at Mrs Timm’s

The WSWS of Clarno Evangelical United Brethren Church met at Mrs. Floyd Timm’s home. Rev Hinebaugh and Mrs Frank Hinebaugh led the lesson, a film strip Faith and Love was shown, and prayer was led by Mrs Robert Wutrich. They plan August 10 guest day for neighboring societies and will assist at the Green County Hospital Clothes Closet in June. Mrs Nellie Matzke was honored as oldest mother and Laurie Marcus as youngest daughter. gifts were given to Miss Jean Gilbert Whitewater, Susan Goecks, and Sharon Hinebaugh for vocal numbers. A Mother-Daughter Tea was held last Saturday evening.

Timm Clarno WSWS Jeannette Bohr Whitewater State University Nellie Matzke Laurie Marcus Jean Gilbert Whitewater Susan Goecks Sharon Hinebaugh

Church Camp Session Attended by Primrose Church Members

Members of Primrose Lutheran Church attend Camp Unlimited sessions at Luther Dale Bible Camp near Elk Horn this week. Present are Mmes Dora Norland Erick Engen Alvin Anderson Agnes Hanna Mabel Gunbus and Marie Jesons. They were accompanied Monday by Rev. Clifford Pederson and Mrs Edner Norland.

Primrose Lutheran Church Lutherdale Bible Camp Elkhorn Mmes Dora Norland Erick Engen Alvin Anderson Agnes Hanna Mabel Gunbus Marie’ Jesons Clifford Pederson Edner Norland

1961 Class Reunion Planning Meeting

Mrs. William Carter chairs a planning meeting for the 1961 class reunion. The meeting is Tuesday June 14 at 7 p.m. in the Community Room at First National Bank Monroe. Contact Mrs. Carter at 325-9486 to volunteer.

William Carter Chaiman First National Bank Monroe Carter

Becker Reunion at Leota Park Draws 170 in Evansville

The 43rd Becker reunion was held Sunday June 5 at Leota Park Evansville with 170 relatives present. The youngest attendee was six weeks old, the oldest man John Eichelkraut of Mt Vernon Wis, and the farthest travelers were Lawrence Zimmermen from North Prairie Wis. Attendees hailed from Monticello Monroe New Glarus Belleville Mt Vernon Mt Horeb Blue Mounds Blanchardville Janesville Whitewater South Wayne Fort Atkinson East Troy Palmyra Eagle Brooklyn Jefferson Rockford and Davis Ill. Music for the afternoon was by Freddie Elmer of Davis IL. Officers include Mrs Melvin F Blumer Monticello president Mrs Jacob Luchsinger New Glarus president and Mrs Fan Hustad Horeb secretary-treasurer.

Becker Leota Park Evansville Roger Grery Rockford, Ill John Eichelkraut Mt Vernon Wis Lawrence Zimmermen North Prairie Monticello Monroe New Glarus Belleville

Birthday Party at Green County Hospital

Patients at Green County Hospital enjoyed a birthday party hosted by the First United Church of Christ Guild of Brodhead. Helen Timm and Walter Stetler performed accordion numbers, bingo awarded prizes, and refreshments featured a cake by Mrs. Helen Deppeler and daughter Kate. Assistants included Bertha Brace Lucille Kilmer Ethel Ayres and Margaret Ayres.

Green County Hospital First United Church of Christ Guild of

Greenwalds Mark Golden Wedding With Dinner Sunday

Jason L Greenwald will host a family dinner Sunday in observance of his parents 50th wedding anniversary. The former Reatha Tyler and Ralph Greenwald were married June 12 1916 in Monroe by Rev William H Hartman at Grace Lutheran. They lived in Monroe Brownstown Beloit and Monroe and Ralph worked at garages and Fairbanks Morse until retirement in 1957. Attending will be the Greenwalds daughter Lydia Rufenacht son William daughter-in-law David Rufenacht and others including grandsons great granddaughter and sister Mabel Greenwald. The afternoon will be at the daughter’s home.

Air Anairs Jason L Greenwald 25Th Ave Reatha Tyler Ralph Greenwald Monroe William H. Hartman Grace Lutheran Church William Keel Frank Maurer Edwin Lydia) ‘Rufenacht David William Rufenacht Chris Bar-+ dara) Alston Alston Cheryl Elaine Alston

Sons of the Church Banquet Planned at Grace Church

Grace Church will host a Sons of the Church Banquet in the Fellowship Hall on Wednesday June 15 at 7 p.m. All men and boys are invited and reservations should be made by June 13 by calling 5375 52824 or 53416.

Peace Evangelica Sons of the Church Grace Church

Hillestads Honored With Family Dinner

NEW GLARUS Times Special reports a family gathering honoring Richard Hillestad and his wife as they prepare to move to California for work in Los Angeles. Attendees included Gerald Disch, Mitch Disch, and multiple Hillestad relatives, with Richard earning a master's in Professional Engineering at the University of Wisconsin.

New Glarus Times Gerald Disch Mitch Richard Hillestad California Hillestad Burbank Los Angeles William Hillestad Robert Ginny J.S. Disch George Hartman Rolland Disch Jim Zweifel Kent Anderson Kris Kubly Sara Jo Schnake University of Wisconsin

Convention of WCTU I To Be Held Tuesday

The WCTU I convention will meet Tuesday, June 14, at Juda EUB Church starting 10:30 a.m. with music by Miss Mabel Bauer. Devotions by Monroe Union members, noon prayer by Mrs. William Schmerse, reports from each Union, and a memorial service by Brodhead Union. Pearl Flugum, state president, will speak at 1:10 p.m. after music and devotions.

aYette-Green County WCTU Mabel Bauer Monroe Union William — Schmerse Monroe Pearl Flugum Miss Bauer Judo Union Brodhead Union

Schroeder Reunion Held at Krape Park

The 15th annual Schroeder reunion gathered Sunday at Krape Park Freeport with relatives from Freeport Lena Baileyville Leaf River Cedarville Orangeville Mt. Morris Monroe and Clarno. Officers elected for next year are Charles Schroeder Freeport president Mrs Frank Trumpy Monroe vice president and Mrs Martha Grenzow Clarno secretary treasurer Albert Schroeder Cedarville oldest attendee and Michael Beach Freeport youngest. The picnic dinner was served at noon and letters from absent relatives were read.

Ruly Schroeder Krape Park Freeport Lena Baileyville Leaf River Cedarville Orangeville Mt. Morris Ill Monroe Clarno Charles Schroeder Frank Trumpy Martha Grenzow Albert Schroeder Michael Beach

Miss Sharon Black Graduates From Nursing School

Sharon Black daughter of Mr and Mrs Clifford Black rural McConnell graduates from the Methodist School of Nursing Dakota Wesley University Mitchell Her parents and sisters and Mrs Orlo Geiser attend the events Bachelor service held at First Methodist Church and commencement at the Corn Palace Rodney Nelsestuen of Arcadia named Wisconsin junior dairyman for 1966

Sharon Black Orangeville Clifford Black McConnell Methodist School of Nursing Dakota Wesley University Mitchell Orlo Geiser First Methodist Church Corn Palace

Hiawatha 4-H Club Parents Night Potluck Meeting

Hiawatha 4-H Club held an April Parents Night with potluck dinner. Delores Indergand presided. Darlene Rufener led flag salute. Jerry Block gave the pledge. Reports read and approved. Kenneth Rufener presented a poem. Keith Haldiman played piano. Russell Block read about What an American Is. Diane Delores and Donna Indergand sang. group singing led by Diane Indergand. Adjourned by Debra Indergand. Kenneth Rufener seconded. Recreation and a potluck lunch followed. Members discussed beautification. project talks included care of ringworm, dressing a calf’s tail, cooking, health points of a calf. Carol Leuenberger demonstrated sewing on a button and presented a number with Gene Raymer. Rosann Rahberger led recreation. Health talk by Nancy Hartwig. Remarks on Community Refreshment, refreshments served by the Ted Rahlberger family.

Hiawatha Hiawatha 4-H Club Delores Indergand Darlene Rufener Jerry Block Kenneth Rufener Keith Haldiman Russell Block Diane Delores Donna Indergand Diane Indergand Debra Indergand Mike Mary Rahberger Jim Bauman Jeff Kundert Helen Rahberger Valerie DeVoe Billy Hartwig Carol Leuenberger Gene Raymer Rosann Rahberger Nancy Hartwig Rosann Ted Rahlberger

Dutch Hollow 4H meeting covers dairy, swine talks

Duane Torkelson and Diane Torkelson reported gardening at the Dutch Hollow 4H Club meeting. Keith Binder led the salute and Karen Witt led the pledge. Roll call asked what one would do with $100. Karen Mauermann spoke on swine and Greg Roth led a safety discussion on cleanup.

Dutch Hollow Club Duane Torkelson Diane Torkelson Dutch Hollow Keith Binder Karen Witt Karen Mauermann Greg Roth

Dougherty Creek 4 H Meeting Highlights Demonstration and Pledge

Connie Rufener gave a clothing demonstration during a Dougherty Creek 4-H meeting at the Severson home. Gail Fischer led the flag salute, Barbara Fischer led the club pledge, and Harlan Emberson gave a crop project talk. David Moen read a poem. The group planned fair booth ideas for the next meeting, with refreshments by Mrs Severson. Next session set for June 15 at Victor Svendsen's home.

Dougherty Creek Connie Rufener Chester Severson Gail Fischer Barbara Fischer Harlan Emberson David Moen

University Regents Accept Gifts and Grants in Major Deals

The University of Wisconsin regents accepted gifts and grants and approved contracts with federal agencies totaling 8,377,697 yesterday. The item notes promotion for car ads and daily classifieds.

Madison University of Wisconsin Regents

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Carl Bogenholm Pythian Sisters Brodhea Lalonii Lou Ewing Dennis Schindler Cedarville Church Judie Zimmerman Michael G. Mealy Itadke Carl R. Bogenholm Mrs Michael Mealy Radke 43Rd Becker Greenwalds Mark Golden Wainwright Phoumnacy Hillestads Jand Mitch Jacon S. Disch Maulton Rodney Nelsestuen Arcadia Wisconsin Fair Fielders Club A Fair Fielders 4H Club Hilltop TV Chevrolet America 18Th Avenue
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