Farewell tea honors Rev Harold A Allison after 39 years
After 39 years as a Methodist pastor Rev Harold A Allison will be honored at a farewell tea from 2 to 4 p m Sunday at Monroe First Methodist Church A program begins at 3 p m His wife Mrs Allison will observe their 41st wedding anniversary The West Wisconsin Annual Conference will announce the next minister for Monroe tonight in LaCrosse The Allison family has deep roots in Wisconsin church work with service in multiple towns and Army chaplaincy involvement A large group of area ministers friends and church members will attend with co chairmen and nursery arrangements noted for the gathering
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Carmg
Harold A. Allison
First Methodist Church
Monroe
Allison
Monse First Methodist Church
West Wisconsin
Glen H. Ridnour
Durand
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Garrett Biblical Institute
Evanston, Ill
Iliff School of Divinity
Denver University
Harvey H. Holland
Frank C. Stiles
Arthur Roethe
Carson Lowl
Walter Babula
Tom Goetz
E. O. Evans
Minnie Maske
Evelyn Fox and Richard Fox Honored at Winslow Dinner
More than 50 attend a buffet dinner and roast at the Cecil Fox home Route 1 Winslow to honor the graduation of Evelyn and Richard Fox and Miss Fox’s birthday. Attendees include the Cecil Fox family Frances Ellefson Robert Ellefson Keith and others. Several members, including Eugene Ellefson Ralph and Gerald Ellefson and Herbert Kraus families, could not attend.
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Winslow
Cecil Fox
Route 1
Evelyn
Richard Fox
Miss Fox
Frances Ellefson
Robert Ellefson
Keith
Raymond Indergand
Chester Block
Edward Koch
Matilda Stubbie
Robert Dower
Ann
Francis Fox
Elmer Fox
Diane Kehler
Lena Stock
John Helich
Eugene Ellefson
Ralph
Gerald Ellefson
Herbert Kraus
Summerils Honored For Silver Wedding
Mr and Mrs Herbert Summeril of 1625 21st avenue were honored on their 25th wedding anniversary at a surprise party last evening at home. A potluck supper was served and gifts were given by friends including Elva Kugler Harold Leuenberger Erwin Spring and Alfred Henning. The couple married June 10 in Lake Geneva and have two daughters Mary Ellen and a University of Wisconsin senior at Monmouth.
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Summerils
Herbert Summeril
21St Avenue
Elva Kugler
Harold Leuenberger
Erwin Spring
Alfred Henning
Summeril
Lake Geneva
Mary Ellen
The
University ‘of _Wisconsi
Mon
Over the Counter Listings From a North Wisconsin Office
A compiled listing shows bid and ask ranges for securities sold or bought, including companies such as Bowman Products Browning Arms Bank of America Clark Oil Dean Foods Foote Cone & Belding Gateway Chemical Howard W Sams Southwestern St Tel Lake Superior Dist Pvr Mad Gas and Elec Ottertail Power Playskool Rockover Bros. The Monroe office of Badger North supplied the data as part of a market directory edition.
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Badger North
Bowman Products
Browning Arms
Bank of America
Clark Oi
Dean Foods
Foote Cone & Belding
Gateway Chemical
Howard W. Sams
Southwestern St. Tel. Lake Superior Dist. Pvr
Mad. Gas
Elec
Ottertail Power Playskool
Rockover Bros
Card Winners Named For G U G G Meeting
Mrs. Vernus Seffrood Mrs. George Bloom Mrs. Mary der and Mrs. Mary Elmer were the card winners during the G U G G meeting held evening in Turner hall with 52 attending. Birthday greetings were sung for Mrs. Victor Ruegsegger Mrs. Andrew Sulzer Mrs. Wil iam Altman Mrs. Fritz Mess mer and Mrs. Lena Bloom. The entertainment committee included Mrs. Alma Brugger chairman Mrs. Wilma Rothen buehler Mrs. Matt Solbran and Mrs. Ernest Schmid. Mrs. Vincent Thomm was chairman of the refreshment committee assisted by Mrs. Daisy Tressner Mrs. Frances Blumer Mrs. Nelson Schwend and Mrs. Beatrice Mulligan. The next meeting will be held on June 25 with the Winslow members having charge of the refreshments and entertainment.
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Vernus Seffrood
George Bloom
Mary der
Mary Elmer
G.ugg
Turner Hall
Victor Ruegsegger
Andrew Sulzer
Wiliam Altman
Fritz Messmer
Lena Bloom
Alma Brugger
Wilma Rothenbuehler
Matt Solbran
Ernest Schmid
Vincent Thomm
Daisy Tressner
Frances Blumer
Nelson Schwend
Beatrice Mulligan
Winslow
Sally and Kenneth Black Honored on Birthdays
Sally Ann Black and her brother Kenneth celebrated their seventh and fourth birthdays at a party at their Oakley home. Attendees included Connié Becker Cathy Gregg Becker Debbie Grenzow Barbara Judy Jeff Wunschell Winona Grace Marchant Julie Vickie Zimmerman and grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Werner Sturzenegger with Susan Black, while Laura Dale Verdi could not attend.
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Sally Ann Black
Kenneth
Oakley
Connié
Cathy
Gregg Becker
Debbie Grenzow
Barbara
Judy
Jeff Wunschell
Winona
Grace Marchant
Julie
Vickie Zimmerman
Nealdren
Werner Sturzenegger
Susan Black
Laura Dale Verdi
Miss Miller and Ward Honored With Shower
Victoria Miller and Richard Ward, soon to wed, were feted at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs. Glenn Benkert and Mrs. Dan Benkert. Guests included numerous relatives and friends, with euchre prizes awarded to several attendees.
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Miss Miller
Ward
Victoria Miller
Richard Ward
Glenn Benkert
Dan Benkert
Robert Blumer
Ken Segner
Sheldon Hoesly
Merlyn’ Erb
Carl Wyss
Messrs
Mmes
William Blum
Leland Miller
Merlyn Erb
Phillip Miller
Ronald Holcomb
Fred Vogel
Arley Vogel
Kenneth Segner
Ruth Willborn
Vicki Martin
Maribeth Miller
Jackie Hanson
Diane Kubly
Carol Krebs
Kay Krebs
Janice Benkert
Christine Benkert
Diane Rufer
Jean Blum
Sharon Sonnenburg
Sue Taft
Carol Wyss
Caro Priewe
Linda Stauffacher
Sue Blumer
Carol Marcus
Phil Miller
Glenn Benkett
Rebekah Circle Names Chairman of Programs
Rebekah Circle of St. John's United Church of Christ selected chairmen for the coming year. October and November study topics named with Mrs. Lloyd Marty and Miss Laura Ruegsegger leading. January to May meetings booked with various chairs and Bible study and mission lesson featured. Hostesses listed as Mrs. Carl Streit and others.
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Shassams and
Cuaminen
Rebekah
St. John’s United Church of Christ
United Church Herald
Lloyd Marty
Laura Ruegsegger
Salty Christen
Charles Hartwig
Gertrude Feutz
Herbert Stauffacher
Sophie Buri
Alfred Locher
Ernest Locher
Gertrude Myers
Carl Streit
William Wartenweiler
Emerson Wells
Wilde Couple Resides Here After Honeymoon
In Monroe, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wilde reside after their Chicago honeymoon. The former Linda Mae Krauss and Richard Wilde wed at 2 p.m. Sunday at St. John's United Church of Christ, Monroe, with Rev. Don ald Storck officiating. The bride wore a white lace gown with a four-tier lace skirt and rose crown in her veil, carrying red roses on a white Bible. Bridesmaids wore pink gowns. maid of honor was Judy Wilde. Best man was James Wilde. groomsmen Terry and Gary Knouse. Music by Marcia Kundert and Susan Goetz. Receivers wore turquoise and blue dresses with corsages. Servers included Mrs. Richard Fernstaedt and others.
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Afr
Richard Eldwine Wilde
Monroe
Chicago
Linda Mae Krauss
Richard Wilde
St. John’s United Church of Christ, Monroe
Donald Storck
Marjorie Kimbel
Chicago Heights
Ill
Clarence Krauss
Edwin Wilde
20Th Street
Terry Knouse
Gary Knouse
James Wilde
Marcia Kundert
Susan Goetz
Mrs. Kimbel
Mrs. Wilde
Hiawatha 4-H Club entertains patients at Green County Hospital
Hiawatha 4-H Club members entertained patients at Green County Hospital on Argyle road Wednesday night. Dick Rufener opened with accordion selections. Square dancing followed by Jicoat Lid, Scott Smith, Jerry Block, Butch Schoepfer, Susan Smith, Debbie Williams, Beatrice Ackerman. Delores Indergand, Beatrice Ackerman, and Donna Indergand performed a pantomime. Sandy Smith led group singing as all members joined in. Refreshments were served to patients.
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Hiawatha 4-H Club
Green County Hospital
Argyle Road
Dick Rufener
Roger Lid Jicoat
Scott Smith
Jerry Block
Butch’ Schoepfer
Susan Smith
Debbie Williams
Beatrice Ackerman
Debra Indergand
Delores Indergand
Man
Donna Indergand
Sandy Smith
Carroll Ortmeier Engagement and Planned Aug. 8 Wedding
Mrs. Wilam Carroll of Monticello announces the engagement of her daughter Linda Marie Carroll to Wayne Lee Ortmeier of Freeport. Linda attended Monticello High School. Wayne is a Freeport High School graduate now farming. The couple plans an August 8 wedding at St Victor's Catholic Church in Monroe.
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Wilam Carroll
Route 1
Monticello
Linda Marie
Wayne Lee ‘Ortmeier
Route 3
Freeport
Miss Carroll
Monticello High School
Freeport High School
St. Victor's Catholic Church
Monroe
Dr Anundsen Presents Writers Market 64 at Club
Dr Anundsen hosted the Green County Regional Writers meeting at her Tarzen City cottage with a potluck. She presented the club with the book Writers Market 64 and read her original three act play A Worker in Metal. The Swiss Club of Monroe plans a regular meeting at 8:30 p.m. in Turner Hall with dancing after, featuring the Alpine Troubadours.
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vr. narket_anunasen
Green County
Tarzen City
Dr. Anundsen
Madison
Monroe
Turner Hall
Alpine Troubadours
Miss Marilyn Mayer Bridal Shower Notes Future Wedding Plans
Miss Marilyn Mayer was honored at a bridal shower at the home of Mrs. Harold Burkhalter in rural South Wayne on Wednesday evening. Hostesses included Mrs. Burkhalter and Darlyne Mayer with assistance from Sandra Burkhalter. guests list features Mayer and Burkhalter family members and friends.
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Marilyn Mayer
Gene Barrett
Browntown | Peace
Burkhalter
Mmes, Fred Mayer
Ben Goodman
Joe Marty
Clarence Mayer
Delores Roth Weds Fred Jayo in Idaho
Mr and Mrs William Roth Route 2 announce the marriage of their daughter Delores Twin Falls Idaho to Fred Jayo of Oreana Ida The wedding was held June 6 Attending the bridal couple were Mr and Mrs LaVon Martha The newlyweds are making their home in Oreana Idaho and plan to visit this area later this fall
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Delores Roth
Fred Jayo
Idaho
William Roth
Route 2
Delores
Twin Falls
Ida
Oreana
LaVon Martha
Ireana
Zwingli Church Site For Circle Meeting
Washington Circle closed its season with a Fellows Hall gathering at Zwingli Church in Monticello. Mrs. Willis Babler presided as Paul Voegels highlighted his Washington trip. Music by Mrs. Harvey Elmer and vocal numbers by Cathy Bennet and the Stauffer brothers filled the program along with solos and a Grandma's Day reading.
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Zwingli Church
Circle Meeting
Monticello
Washington Circle
Fellows Hall of Zwingli Church
Harvey Elmer
Willis Babler
E. W. Marty
Sam Duerst
Paul W. Voegels
Washington, D.C
Allen
Kenneth Stauffer
Cathy Bennet
Kenneth
Country
Stauffer Family Gathering with Hosts Florence Loveland and Klassy
The group included Mr and Mrs John Stauffer and their sons Allen and Kenneth plus Mrs Jacob Stauffer Mrs Emil Voegeli Rebecca Moritz Rose Stauffer Paul Voegeli and Cathy Bennet. Hostesses were Miss Florence Loveland and Mrs William Klassy.
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John Stauffer and Sons
Allen and
Kenneth
Jacob Stauffer
Emil G. Voegeli
Rebecca Moritz
Rose Stauffer
Paul W. Voegeli
Cathy Bennet
Florence Loveland
William Klassy
Schwerins To Observe 50th Anniversary Event
Mr and Mrs Elmer Schwerin of 516 South Main Monticello observe their 50th wedding anniversary on Tuesday June 16 1914 in Monticello. They married at Monticello by Rev Albert Muehlmeier. The couple lived in Albany and later farmed near Attica for 31 years before retiring to Monticello. They have a daughter Mrs Wilbur Zimmerman and a grandson Roger Zimmerman.
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Munyicellg Uuimes
Elmer Schwerin
South Main Street
Monticello
Louise Schultz
Albert Muehlmeier
Albany
Schwerin
Mt. Pleasant
Attica
Wilbur Zimmerman
Roger Zimmerman
Ray Meythaler and wife honored at New Glarus dinner
Ray Meythaler a commercial teacher who ended a 40 year career at New Glarus High School this term was honored with his wife at a noon dinner in the New Glarus Hotel by faculty and school staff. They presented the Meythalers with matched luggage as a gift.
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Ray Meythaler
New
Glarus
Meythalers
Mr. Meythaler
Meythaler Award Given to Top Senior in Business Credits
Donna Yaun accepted the Meythaler Award from the student body for the first time this year. The award, created by the board of education, honors Mr Meythaler’s service to district youth and will go annually to the highest ranking senior who has completed five business credits.
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Meythaler
Donna Yaun
Arnold Yaun
Board of Education
Miss Dianna Ellefson to Wed Robert Pattinson
Mr and Mrs Glen Ellefson announce the engagement of their daughter Dianna to Robert Pattinson son of Mr and Mrs Clinton Pattinson both of Darlington. The couple plans a July 11 wedding at Holy Rosary Catholic church in Darlington.
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Varlington Yppellany
Glen Ellefson
Route 4
Darlington
Dianna
Robert Pattinson
Clinton Pattinson
Holy Rosary Catholic Church
Sandra Wahl Weds Lewis in Evansville
Albany Times Special reports Miss Sandra Wahl daughter of Homer Wahl will wed Roger Lewis Evansville son of the late Duane Lewis in Evansville today. The bride, Albany High School Class of 1964 graduate, and Mr Lewis, employed in Stoughton, are the central figures of the ceremony.
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Sandra Wahl
Lewis
Evansville
Albany
Homer Wahl
Roger Lewis
Duane Lewis
Waukesha
Albany High School
Stoughton
Boy Dies After Gravel Pit Accident In Windsor
Laurence J. Spronach, 14, son of Mr and Mrs James Spronach, died from internal injuries suffered when a chunk of stone and earth struck him while playing in a gravel pit in Windsor Wisconsin.
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Windsor
Wis
Laurence J. Spronach
James Spronach
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HA. Allison
Evelyn, Richard Fox
Monroe Office
Loews & Co., Incorporated
G.U.G.G
Sally
Kenneth Black
Rebekah Circle
Wilde
Jefferson Center
Linda Marie Carroll, Ortmeier
Janesville, Wisconsin
Peace Corps
Latin America
Africa
Asia
Advertising Council
Writers Club
Schwerins
Dianna Ellefson
Pattinson
American Legion Hall
American Legion
United Telephone Company
Wisconsin
Financial Statement
Net Telephone
Amc
Browntown Exchange
Woodford Exchange
Miscellaneo
Net Telephone Plant
Juda Exchange
Totat
South Wayne Exchange
Ation
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