Marriage Of Miss Sonja French And Donnie Braden
Miss Sonja Lea French and Donnie Kay Braden were married at St. John's United Church of Christ with Rev. Paul H. Olm officiating. The couple, from Monroe and Holcombe areas, will reside on Route 3 after a reception at the French home and an dinner at Casino restaurant in Monticello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonja Lea French
Donnie Kay Braden
St. John’s United Church of Christ
Paul H. Olm
Floyd R. French
Monroe
Raymond Braden
Holcombe
Wis
Norma Sigwell
Charles Elliott
Casino
Monticello
Braden
Orangeville
Holcombe High School
Kendall Digman
Route 3
Blanchardville Wedding Unites Marion Williams and Paul Hurt
In Blanchardville Lutheran church at 2 pm Saturday Miss Marion Jean Williams of Blanchardville and Paul Victor Hurt of Madison were married. Attendants included sister of the bride Albie Swenson and cousin Daniel Barrett. best man Wayne Robison and ushers Curtis Vailey and Lauren Christian. After a wedding trip to northern Wisconsin the couple will reside in Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanchardville
Blanchardville Lutheran Church
Marion Jean Williams
Paul Victor Hurt
Madison
Alice Williams
Frank N. Hurt
Monte Vista
Colo
Curtis Ingwell
Albie Swenson
Daniel Barrett
Wayne Robison
Curtis Vailey
Lauren Christian
Wisconsin grad student earns BS and master's degrees
Hart received a BS from Colorado State University and a master's from New Mexico College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts. He studies genetics and animal breeding at the University of Wisconsin graduate school and is a member of Alpha Gamma Kappa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Versity
Wisconsin
Hart
Colorado State University
New Mexico College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts
University of Wisconsin
Alpha Gamma Kho
Stuessys Mark Fifty Golden Years In New Glarus
Mr and Mrs Fred A Stuessy celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary. They wed at Maud Hilton’s home with Rev Anton Roth officiating. The couple’s family includes their son Eugene and three grandchildren. Stuessy has long been a local business leader in New Glarus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Glarus
Fred A. Stuessy
Maud Hilton
Elaia S. Hilton
Anton Roth
Anna Stuessy
Lawrence Dahl
Louisville
Scott Hilton
Mr. Stuessy
Fred
Magdalena Duerst Stuessy
Stuessy
Levitan-Stuessy Co
Albert Schlatter
Schlatter
Ford Agency
Ford
Stuessy and Hoessy
Eugene
Craig
Diane
Larry
Fred Moser Couple Feted on Anniversary
Monticello observed the 4th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Moser at a party hosted by William Moser at their farm 2 1/2 miles northeast. The couple, with two children and five grandchildren, have long resided on the farm now run by their son. Many relatives and friends attended from nearby towns including Madison New Glarus and Iola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Fred Moser
William Moser
Monroe
Henry Freitag
Emma V. Freitag
New Glarus
Emma Bagley
Evelyn
Albany
Royal Wasrud
Iola
F. W. Schuler
Madison
Richard Butler
Elgelwood
Fla
Mmes
Casper Zentner
J. Jacob Hefty
Kyle Sinnett
Mrs. Susan Roederer Weds Donald Spencer
Mrs. Susan Gage Roederer of South Wayne married Donald G. Spencer of West Bend at South Wayne Methodist Church with Rev. Thomas Jarrell officiating. The ceremony featured family attendance, a buffet luncheon, and a reception of relatives from Madison area and beyond. the bride holds degrees from Illinois Wesleyan and Platteville State College and teaches at Lodi High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Wayne
Susan Gage Roederer
John Gage
John R. Gage
Donald G. Spencer
West Bend
Roscoe R. Spencer
Boscobel
South Wayne Methodist Church
Thomas Jarrell
Edward Spencer
James Gordee
Monroe
Bud Hobanks
Bernice Graf
Fennimore
Rockford
Freeport
Lodi
Milwaukee
Illinois Wesleyan University
Bloomington
Platteville State College
Lodi High School
Spencer
Couple to reside in Barton after engagement
Platteville resident employed in Wisconsin State Employment Office in West Bend plans to live at 410 West Wisconsin Street Barton following their engagement.
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Platteville
Wisconsin
West Bend
Wisconsin Street
Barton
Class of 1944 Holds Country Club Reunion
The 1944 Monroe High School graduates held a reunion at Monroe Country Club with 113 attendees. Donald Cunningham served as master of ceremonies, William Hawthorne chaired the event, and Gail Rouch delivered the president's speech. Prizes honored the farthest distance, least hair, most children, and longest married, with dancing afterward. A 25th anniversary reunion is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe High School
Monroe Country Club
Donald Cunningham
Clinton, Jr
William Hawthorne
Gail Rouch
Franz W. Brand
Robert W. Deininger
Virginia Haefner Campbell
Houston
Tex
Clifford Lud
Brodhead
Henry Meyers
Browntown
Margaret Stoller Hartwig
Gladys Brecklin Senild
Miss Bindschaedler Feted at Reception
Three veteran retired teachers who had co educated with Miss Hannah Bindschaedler attended a tea reception in her honor yesterday. The event honored the longtime educator and fellow teachers shared memories and good wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Bindschaedler
Hannah Bindschaedler
Retiring After 47 Years Celebrated at Open House
Miss Bindschaedler, a Lincoln building teacher for 34 years, received a purse from friends and former pupils at a large open house in the new high school multipurpose room. Nearly 200 people attended including past pupils and two former students now public figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Bindschaedler
New High School
Josef J. Benkert
Lincoln Building
Herbert T. Johnson
Ned
Marian) Weirich Walker
Natives in Guinea Wear Leather Sandals in Bush Country
In Guinea West Africa natives in the bush country wear minimal clothing while all wear leather soled sandals for foot protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guinea
West Africa
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Donnie Braden
St. John’s Church
Paul V. Hurt
Marion Williams
Fred Stuessy
Masonic Lodge
Green County
Progressive Party
Upright Embroideries, Inc
Mrs. Donald Spencer
F. M. Bray
Otte Waiie
Susan Roederer
Donald Spencer
Edna Mackey
Grace Byers
Clara ZumBrunnen
Nancy Baker
Nancy He
America
U.S
National Wessex
Polk City, Iowa
Imlarcrest
Queer Ath
Monroe, Wis
Sentry Foods
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