Patricia Elmer Honored On Fifth Birthday Party
Social notes from Beloit Wisconsin recount Patricia Ann Elmer being celebrated on her fifth birthday hosted by Mrs. Fred Blumer Jr. Relatives and friends including Cathy and Rosie Elmer attended. A pink umbrella gift, bunco, balloons, and a merry go round cake decorated event details noted.
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Patricia Ann Elmer
Fred Blumer Jr
Patricia Jean
Cathy
Rosie Elmer
Patricia
Oswald Webster
Susan
Sally
Chester Duchow
Tommy
Richard Nondahl
Jan
Jean Schillinger
Rosie
Martha
Barbara
Carl Henry Richard Roswald
Cindy von Moose Jr
Ralph Duchow
Henry Elmer
Arthur Nondahl
Vernon Schillinger
Theodore Petter
Beloit
Blumer
Miss Sandra Schwers Honored with Shower
Miss Sandra Schwers is honored with a village shower in Monticello. Local residents and family members attended the event, presenting gifts and best wishes for the bride-to-be.
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Sandra Schwers
Monticello
Tin
Employed in Guam a radar technician named Kenneth Hartwig
Kenneth A Hartwig works in Guam as a radar technician for the government, living at 1958th AACS Sq APO 334 San Francisco. His wife Barbara Stevens, stationed at Mather Air Force Base, will join him in September after finishing her tour. Mrs. Walter J. Kubly named publicity workshop chairman at the International Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority convention in Albuquerque. Mrs. Alice Popper elected international president. Samuel A Remus to speak at Woodmen Accident and Life Co three day Wisconsin Dells convention with agents from a three state area. Kate and Rose Stauffer informed of their sister Mrs Clifton Taylor's serious illness in Burbank California. Judith A Holland to receive Northwestern University degree during commencement. Donna Blum improved after eye surgery. injured in May 9 auto accident. Bernard (Mike) Harings to transfer to Dodgeville. Earl Michael Smith Jr to succeed him. Donna Blum, 16, underwent eye surgery. two Green County residents forfeited bonds in Madison for speeding.
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Guam
Kenneth A. Hartwig
Aacs Sq
APO
San Francisco
Calif
Barbara Stevens
Mather Air Force Base
Mather Field
Samuel A. Remus
Woodmen Accident and Life Co
Wisconsin Dells
Monroe women attend summer school at Platteville State College
Several Monroe women began summer school sessions Monday at Platteville State College. Among them are Mmes. Ernest E. Wenker Veril J. Keegan Willis E. Mitchell Bernard Purcell William Muell Robert N. Kingdon Verla Babler Simon Meyers Edward Hartwig and Misses Helen Stauffacher Shirl Ninneman and Betty Timm All
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Monroe
Platteville State College
Mmes
Ernest E. Wenker
Veril J. Keegan
Willis E. Mitchell
Bernard Purcell
William Muell
Robert N. Kingdon
Verla Babler
Simon Meyers
Edward Hartwig
Helen ‘Stauffacher
Shirl Ninneman
Betty Timm
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Bunco
Thomas Voegels
Sarah Klassy
Albert’ Babler
Herman Marty
Ed Gmar
Fred V. Stuessy
New Glarus
Walter Voegels
Janesville
Ivan Grunder
Kathleen
Ray Custer
Oregon
George Schultz
Brooklyn
Benkert
Recreation Park
Robert G. Blunfer
Ray E. Kundert
William H. Blum
Arthur P. Benkert
Chas. L. Hyland
Endicott Johnson
Mr. and
Mrs. LaVerne Sommers
Mrs. la
Verne Sommers
Mrs
Brene
The
Chic
Breck
Waa Ser
Revlon
Helene Curtis Rahare
Talis
Hudnut New
Beau Kreml
Wainwright
Walter J. Kubly
International Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Daquerque
N. M
Kubly
Timm
Wisconsin
Roy
Albuquerque
Alice Popper
Hamilton, C
Taylor
IL Monticello
Kate
Rose Stauffer
Clifton Taylor
Los Angeles
St. Joseph Hospital
Burbank
Ernest Gempeler
C. M
Jake Stauffer
Fred
Corvallis
Ore
Judith A. Holland
Harvey H. Holland
17Th Avenue
Northwestern University
Evanston, Ill
McGaw Me
Bernard
Mike) Harings
County Soil Conservation District
Dodgeville
Iowa County
Earl Michael Smith Jr
Kaukauna
Donna Blum
Daughy
Green County
Madison
Dewey Moe
Meriam E. Blumer
Albany
Robbe
America
Pontiac
Westinghouse
Westinghouse Refrigerator
Aney
Westinghouse Dryer
Firestone TV
Universal Gisbue
Emerson TV
MLW
Derigerator
Mafchardson Electric Onroe
Westinghouse Electric Dryer
Westing
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