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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1950

Page

3

Miss Virginia Elmer Weds Ralph Pearsons in Rutland VT

Miss Virginia Jean Elmer daughter of Mr and Mrs John C Elmer and Ralph Manning Pearsons son of Dr and Mrs E F Pearsons were married at First Baptist church Rutland Vermont in a double ring ceremony Rev Walter H White officiated Miss Judith Pearsons and Alfred J Catozzi Jr attended Ushers were Arnold W Sharp and William F Delance 100 guests attended a church parlors reception The couple will reside in Detroit after a one week honeymoon at Lake Rescue Vermont.

Virginia Jean Elmer John C. Elmer Ralph Manning Pearsons E. F. Pearsons Rutland First Baptist Church Walter H. White Judith Pearsons Alfred J. Catozzi Jr Windsor Arnold W. Sharp William F. Delance Earline Jenness Irene B. Morse Darlyne Elmer Orin Files R. Sharp Brandon Albie Manning Pittsford Keith B. Pearsons Chittenden Kenneth L. Pearsons Brattleboro Pearsons Monticello High School Elmhurst College Ill Rutland High School U.S. Navy Chalmers Detroit

Christian Youth Group Plans Outing Thursday

The Monroe Christian Youth council meets at First Methodist Church with Miss Abatha Buri in charge. A Thursday 4 pm picnic at Recreation Park ends with supper at 7 pm. Committee includes Doris Ann Tschudv Joan Ham mer and Marion Walker with Hazel Falk on food and Sybil Blumer Lyndon Viel on devotions. New officers elected: Miss Buri as president Ben Blaser as vice president Marion Walker secretary Carol Kundert treasurer Rev L A Brown counselor.

Recreation Park Monroe Christian Youth Council First Methodist Church Abatha Buri Doris Ann Tschudv Joan Hammer Marion Walker Hazel Falk Sybil Blumer Lyndon Viel Miss Buri Ben Blaser Marian Walker Carol Kundert Rev. L. A. Brown

Miss Kathryn Streiff Weds Eugene Slotten In New Glarus Church

Kathryn Marie Streiff and Eugene Curtis Slotten wed at eight o clock in the Swiss Evangelical and Reformed church New Glarus with Rev. Walter J Stuckey officiating The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs Melvin M Streiff of New Glarus The groom is son of Mr and Mrs Thomas E Slotten of Belleville Attendants include Ruth Streiff maid of honor and Mrs Lowell Hanson as bridesmaid The couple plan a reception for 400 guests at Zwingli house.

New Glarus Kathryn Marie Streiff Eugene Curtis Slotten Evangelical and Reformed Church Walter J. Stuckey Melvin M. Streiff Thomas E. Slotten Belleville Ruth Streiff Grant Dennis Streiff Stephen Kenneth Clayton Helen Slotten Harley Streiff Millie Freitag Zwingli House Mmes Clayton Streiff Orvin Slotten Earl Schneider Donna _Gmar Lila Schneider Doris Strahm Slotten Strickler’s Market UW School of Commerce Alpha Beta Psi Fraternity

Miss Helen Stubbe and Robert M. Anderson Wed in St. John's

Miss Helen Stubbe daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank E Stubbe Browntown and Robert M Anderson son of Andrew Anderson Gratiot were married in a 3 pm service at St John s Church Rev Walter H Waeckerle officiated. Attendants included Yvonne Metz maid of honor and bridesmaids Mrs Harry Anderson Mrs Harold Stubbe. A reception followed with guests from Fond du Lac Chicago Rockford and other areas. The couple will live on route 1 Gratiot after a northern Wisconsin honeymoon. Mrs Anderson plans to continue teaching at local schools.

Helen Stubbe Frank E. Stubbe Browntown Robert M. Anderson Andrew Anderson Gratiot St. John's Church Walter H. “Waeckerle Browntown Peace Church Yvonne Metz Harry Anderson Harold Stubbe Kay Krebs Kathleen Rufenacht Richard Stubbe Eugene Schwend Roscoe Bartelt Winslow Janet Anderson Melbourne Miller Brownstown Florence Voigt Fond du Lac Chicago Rockford Livingston Los Angeles Milwaukee Janesville

West Clarno School Update

Mr. Anderson attended Monroe schools and is engaged in farming, reflecting local educational ties and agricultural activity in the district.

West Clarno Anderson Monroe

Mrs Chambers Feted on 70th Birthday in Milwaukee

Mrs. Chambers celebrated her 70th birthday yesterday at the home of her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Donald Waufel of Milwaukee as guest of honor at a turkey dinner. Attending were Evan C Chambers and family C W Chambers Fred Carter and Guy Waufle. Afternoon callers included Harry Evans of Milwaukee. The Chamberses are spending several days at their daughter’s Milwaukee home.

Chambers 19Th Avenue Donald Waufel Milwaukee Evan C. Chambers C. W. Chambers Fred Carter Monroe Guy Waufle Janesville Waufle Harry Evans Mrs. Chambers

Joyce Hare Races to Second in Janesville Show

Joyce Hare son of Mr and Mrs O L Hare Monroe rode Lady Lane to second place in the Janesville Rotary club horse show at the Janesville fairgrounds. Little Silver King owned by Mr and Mrs Walter Koehler Milwaukee won first and third went to Bill Hartwick Rockford. Hare plans further competition at Villa Louis Prairie du Chien and Evansville shows.

Joyce Are O.'L. Hare Monroe Lady Lane Janesville

Bethel Aid Society Meeting With Co-Hosts Planned

The Bethel Aid Society and WSWS will meet at Mrs. Clarence Falk’s Route 3 home on Wednesday with Mrs. Frank Stamm and Mrs. Fred Gergpler as co-hostesses. The Union Presbyterian Church aid society will meet Wednesday afternoon at 3 with business and devotions at 4 and supper at 5. Illinois Territory was established in 1805.

Bethel The Bethel Aid Society WSWS Clarence Falk Frank Stamm Fred Gergpler Aid Society of Union Presbyterian Church

Marquette Grads Hear AEC Figure At Commencement

Marquette University seniors heard Thomas E. Murray of the atomic energy commission assert that atomic science affirms God not denies Him. He warned that fission must serve constructive ends, not destruction, and noted the sense of mystery grows with discovery. Murray, Hoover, Geist, Parran received honorary degrees at the Sunday exercises.

Milwaukee Marquette Tv Thomas E. Murray New York City Atomic Energy Commission Marquette Murray J. Edgar Hoover Federal Bureau of Investigation Walter Geist Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Co Thomas Parran University of Pittsburgh New School of Public Health U. S

South Wayne Social Notes From St. John’s Confraternity Dinner

Mrs Harry T Maddrell reports a dinner at the Fuller hotel Winslow attended by Rev Gilbert Carleton and many women of the St John Catholic church confraternity plus Mmes Harold Deininger Frank Crotty LaVerne Hale Clarence Homb Vernus Seffrood Clarence Seffrood Victor Ruigs el ger Rex C Graham John McDonald Enright Foley James Moe Richard Kincade and W Bruns. Visitors include Mr and Mrs LeRoy Hindman and daughter from Carthage Missouri and Mr and Mrs Charles Gerds of Chicago with Mr and Mrs Ralph Moon and Edward Mer asha as guests of Mrs E A Chapman. Also Mr and Mrs Carl Moellen berndt and family of Freeport and Mr and Mrs George Rating and Charles of Stoughton visiting Kadings. George Kadings vacationed in southern states from depot agent work at Stoughton. Mrs James Schliem and Mr and Mrs LeRoy Hindman spent Friday at the Robert Schliem home in Belleville. George Strub of north of South Wayne ill from a heart attack at 5 am last Thursday, reported improved.

Gilbert Carleton Confraternity of Christian Doctrine St. John’s Carthage Lee Petersons Charles Gerds Ichicago Ralph Moon Edward Merasha E. A. Chapman Carl Moellenberndt Freeport George Rading Charles of Stoughton A. H. Kading George Kadings Southern State James Schliem LeRoy Hindman Belleville Robert Schliem George Strub North South Wayne

Freeport Children Ride Free Rail to Madison Picnic

Nearly 300 children and 200 adults left Freeport on an Illinois Central sponsored train to Vilas park Madison for a picnic. Wisconsin Fritos Inc distributed 300 packs. Samuel Humbel met the group, and the outing included a parade from the depot to the band display, with a return trip at 5 30 pm.

Monroe St. Vincent’s Orphanage Freeport Vilas Park Madison Association of Illinois Central Railroad Samuel F. Humbel Leland L. Lamboley F. E. Lamboley Wisconsin Fritos Inc

President's Message Puts Peace Goal First

Auanie Ungwn-President Iruman emphasizes lasting peace over personal power in a message to the independent order of B'rith Abraham. Grand Master Louis A. Weissman read it to 600 delegates at the 73rd annual convention. The statement backs supporting the United Nations and aiding free peoples while keeping the United States prosperous and united.

Auanie Ungwn Iruman Independent Order of B'rith Abraham Louis A. Weissman New York United Nations Truman

Banks Return From West Vacation With Family Reunion

Mr and Mrs Merle K Banks Beverly and Dick return from a western vacation visiting Homedale Idaho the family five children gathering for the first time in 29 years Rev Stanley Banks and son Allen joined a Presbyterian ministers meeting in Cincinnati Banks noted crops are slow frost damaged fruit in Homedale and Idaho hop growing attracts interest No new custodian yet for South school building since Paul Frenzel resignation he begins new duty at Ray Cheese Co Keels visit from Spokane and Minneapolis parents Everett Keel 1711 10th street later John Keels Marshfield expected later this week

Merle K. Banks Beverly West Homedale Idaho Banks Stanley Banks Allen Cincinnati South School Paul L. Frenzel 22Nd Street Monroe High School Frenzel Ray Cheese Co

Crandall Oil Co. Picnic Marred by Illness

Employers of Crandall Oil Co hosted an annual picnic at Evansville park with sixty six attendees. Shop foreman Glenn L. Kubly fell ill with appendicitis minutes before departure and was rushed to St. Clare hospital for surgery. Mrs. Bertha Burkhardt returned from five weeks at the Mayo Clinic Rochester.

Crandall Oil Co Evansville Park Glenn L. Kubly St. Clare Hospital Burkhardt Bertha Burkhardt 15Th Avenue Mayo Clinic Rochester

Local updates on Monticello radio relief staff

Derwent underwent major surgery and left this morning for Monticello to stay with her sister Mrs. Ernest Schuerch. Garrett Koreman of Monticello serves as relief operator at the county police radio station. Fred Sarles is on vacation this week.

Monticello Ernest Schuerch Garrett Koreman Fred Sarles

Vatican canonizes Vinzenzo Maria Strambi as fourth saint

Vatican City reports Pope Pius XII canonized Vinzenzo Maria Strambi the fourth new saint of the 1950 holy year. Strambi, Italian bishop of Macerata Tolentino, was exiled after refusing to swear allegiance to Napoleon in 1797, cited as an example for churchmen persecuted by communism.

Vatican City Pius XII Vincenzo Maria Strambi Macerata Tolentino

Bankers Elect At Outing Tomorrow Dinner event

Green County Bankers association will elect new officers at a dinner following the annual golf outing at Monroe Country Club tomorrow night. L. St. Peter of Bank of Brodhead, president, will preside with Rev. John E. MacMartin as principal speaker.

Green County Bankers Association Monroe Country Club L. St. Peter of the Bank of Brodhead John E. MacMartin

Noxious weed notice corrects township officials

The notice clarifies that Fred Discher serves as weed commissioner for Clarno township, not Arleigh J. Fratuschy, and identifies Percy Lichtenwalner as town chairman.

Fred Discher Clarno Township Arleigh J. Fratuschy Percy Lichtenwalner

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Virginia Elmer Rutland, Vt Christian Youth Group Kathryn Streiff E. C. Slotten New Glarus Church Joyce Hare Fant Tad Sneciz John J. Marty Karen Kay Marty Peter Retzlaff Ray Heinzelman William Golackson Townline Meets the Townline Mothers Club Laurence Bidmaier William Sullivan Dallas Willde Fred Durtschi Robert Isely William Isely Ilinois LANZ A Vin. Rote Company Marquette Grads Mrs Harry T. Maddrell the Chocolate Shop Discher Ita National Food Laboratory Shurtleff Chrysler New Yorker Newport Cleorbae Dsor
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