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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1952
Page
4
Miss Jean Rabehl of Milwaukee and Lawrence Sinclair of Milwaukee exchanged nuptial vows at Bethany Presbyterian Church Milwaukee. The ceremony featured gladioli decor, chancel choirs, and a Parisian lace wedding gown. Attendants wore white nylon organdy gowns. reception for about 500 followed. The bride is Carroll College alumna and future minister’s wife. groom to enter McCormick Seminary.
Weekend activities at the pantry club include a morning and afternoon opening, viewing of remodeled sites during an open house from 1 to 5 p m. Robert Fer led the banquet. Kenneth W Stuart welcomed new members. Fred Lowry performed magic. Chester Becker distributed trophies for golf winners. Goetz and Marean led a no ball foresome with 35 net. Next, a square dance and a golf luncheon plan. Bacon honors at Emma Bacon home as the Bains leave for Dallas.
Miss Alonda Signer daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph A Signer Jr route 5 married Loran Dietmeier son of Mr and Mrs Ray E Dietmeier route 1 Orangeville yesterday afternoon at 2 30 in Fairfield Evangelical United Brethren church seven miles southeast of Monroe Rev Robert W Hartman Stockton Ill officiated. Attendants included Elmira Gonbacher maid of honor Donna Signer and Gwen Signer bridesmaids, Dale Signer ring bearer. Groom's party featured Ernest Bergman best man, Martin Dietmeier groomsman, ushers Fred Schild and Neil Signer. The bridal gown was Chantilly lace with Cathedral train. veil matched gown. she carried yellow roses and lilies of the valley on her grandmother's Bible. The gown and attendants' dresses were handmade by the bride's sister Donna Signer. Reception followed at the bride's grandparents home. The couple will reside route 1 Orangeville on return from their honeymoon to the Eastern States.
Miss Odelle Monte and Ralph Stover Leonard married at Grace Lutheran Church Oak Lawn IL ceremony led by Rev David Held with assistant Rev Clarence Warfel. Grandfather Bonner V White gave away the bride. Attendants wore white lace outfits. daisies and candles decorated the altar. reception details not provided.
Usher names and guests listed for a large wedding in Kipton Ohio where the bride and groom, both with ties to Carthage College and local churches, plan a future as a student pastor and a music student. The reception for 250 attendees featured punch with daisies and a four tier cake. The bride, with lilac crepe gown, and the groom, a Calumet High and Morgan Park alum, will reside in Kipton while he studies at Oberlin Theological Seminary.
Dorothy Alice Flood daughter of Mr and Mrs William route 1 Albany has chosen Saturday for her wedding to Charles Kittlinger son of Mr.
Mary Ellen Burkhard and John R Maurer announce their engagement. Miss Burkhard, a 1948 Monroe High graduate and Edgewood College alumna, will wed John R Maurer, a University of Wisconsin law student and West Allis elementary teacher, son of Dr E H Maurer of 1316 22nd Avenue.
The 28th Benkert family reunion took place yesterday at Recreation Park with 47 families represented and 147 members present. Officers for the 1953 reunion were elected: Paul Benkert president Daniel Benkert vice president Mrs Arthur P Benkert secretary and Mrs Robert G Blumer treasurer.
Mrs Grimm served as hostess for a pre nuptial shower at her Brooklyn home honoring Christen Jorgensen Jr daughter of Mr Christen of Brooklyn. The event featured Mrs oring and Miss A as attendees.
A couple plans to marry on June 28 at Belleville and teach in Milwaukee this fall. Guests praised gifts from a varicolored crepe paper bell and cards featuring honors for Walter, Roy and John Wyss among the men and Mines, John Wyss, Daniel Wyss and Charles Grimm among the women. The event drew 36 attendees.
The Gleaners class of the Methodist church will entertain the church group at 7 30 p m tomorrow. Each member brings a guest. Arthur Fratuschy will present colored slides from a trip through the southeastern states. Refreshments served by Edgar Jacobs D N John Ralph Kofoed Fred S Towell and Misses Mary and Ida Wells.
Mrs. Bessie Youngreen, Mrs. Nellie Zweifel, Mrs. H. F. Stoll and Mrs. Inez Steinmann co hosted a noon luncheon Thursday for members of the auction bridge club. Attending were Mrs. J. J. Voegels, George Griffy, H. L. Karlen, Anna Gerber, Martha Steinmann. Special guests were Mrs. Henry C. Elmer, Mrs. M. E. Lynn and Mrs. Jake Thompson.
Belleville residents and parts of Montrose Exeter Oregon and Brooklyn townships will vote tomorrow from 9 a.m. to 5 30 p.m. at town polling places and Belleville village hall on a proposal to form a union free high school district expanding to about 60 square miles. About 1200 voters are eligible and a petition by residents supported the election two weeks ago.
County school committees propose to integrate the district to maintain and operate a modern Belleville high school that will meet present day education standards.
Tunisian terrorists set fire to wheat fields near Tunis to disrupt the French protectorate's economic life, adopting new tactics aimed at crippling agricultural output and sparking unrest.
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