Miss Mardelle Geigel Weds Roger Humphrey In Immanuel Ceremony
Miss Mardelle Geigel daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl Geigel Route 2 and Roger W Humphrey son of Mr and Mrs James T Humphrey Williams Bay were married at a 230 pm double ring ceremony read by Rev Howard L Orians in Immanuel church About 200 guests attended the reception followed by a Canadian honeymoon The bride is UW Madison alumna and home economics teacher in Williams Bay High School The groom attended Lake Geneva High School and works at Kroger in Lake Geneva
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mmnuel Crufor
Wis
Joyce Mardelle Geigel
Earl Geigel
Roger W. Humphrey
James T.’ Humphr
Williams Bay
Howard L. Orians
Ruth Geigel
Madison
Arthur C. Nondahi
Shirley Ge
Maid of Honor
Ruth Ann Humphrey
Marion Freitag
Mardelle Elmer
Robert Wuetrich
Monroe
Phyllis Haphengst
Sally Frederickson
Dwight ‘Schroeder
Cottage Grove
Patricia Humphrey
Canada
Clover Street
Humphrey
University of Wisconsin
Mr. Humphrey
Lake Geneva
Kroger
Ida Bardahl Weds Marvin R Marty at Zwingli Church
Miss Ida Sophy Bardahl of Madison married Marvin R Marty of Monticello in an afternoon ceremony at Zwingli church officiated by Rev A R Achte meier. The couple, daughters and sons of local families, plan a wedding trip to Jesse N D and Yellowstone National Park before settling in an apartment at the John Marty home.
Bettye Jean Butner Weds Ray E Streiff Jr in Little Rock
Bettye Jean Butner and Ray E Streiff Jr were married Thursday at 8 in First Baptist Church Little Rock in a candlelight ceremony officiated by Rev Thomas W Harris. The couple, both from Arkansas and Wisconsin, plan a wedding trip through the Ozarks before settling in Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caiab Pea
Edward Streiff Jr
Ozarks
Milwaukee
Streiff
Ray E. Streiffs Jr
14Th Avenue
Bettye Jean Butner
R. M. S. Butner
North Little Rock
Ark
First Baptist Church
Mary Ruth Taylor
William J. Bryant
Little Rock
Joyce McGaughey
Lucille Thornburg
Jaanita Curtis
Eleanor of Monroe
Miss Streiff
Arkansas State Teachers College
Conway
University of Wisconsin
Klug and Smith, Engineers and Contractors
Girl Scout Troop Overnight at Youth Cabin Stormy Night
A Girl Scout troop of ten girls and two leaders camped overnight June 14 at the Youth Cabin. Leaders were Mmes. Thomas Gaughn and Harold L. Lamboley. The group included Mary Anderson Ruth Denny Rosemarie Milz Marcia Smith Patty Gaughn Jenesse Dwyer Patty Whalen Kathryn Mc Guire Gertrude Messmer and Patty Lamboley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eegs
Mmes
Thomas Gaughn
Harold L. Lamboley
Mary Anderson
Ruth Denny
Rosemarie Milz
Marcia Smith
Patty Gaughn
Jenesse Dwyer
Patty Whalen
Kathryn McGuire
Gertrude Messmer
Patty Lamboley
Miss Joyce Schroeder and Donald Conway Wed in Brodhead
Joyce Mae Schroeder daughter of the Raymond A. Schroeders Juda and Donald Carlton Conway son of Mr and Mrs H B Conway Brodhead were married today at 2 pm in the Brodhead Congregational church parsonage by Rev J C Robertson The bride wore white and was attended by her sister Carol Rae Schroeder groom by his brother Robert of Brodhead The reception followed at the Conway home They will reside at 1207 14th street Brodhead Both graduates of Brodhead high school in 19 88 She employed by United Cheese Co Brodhead and he with Greenly Brothers Co Rockford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broanead
Joyce Mae Schroeder
Raymond A. Schroeders
Juda
Donald Carlton Conway
H. B.’ ‘Conway
Brodhead
Brodhead Congregational Church
J.C. Robertson
Carol Rae Schroeder
Robert
Conway
14Th Street
Brodhead High School
United Cheese Co
Greenly Brothers Co
Rockford
Miss Marilyn Hasse Honored at Showers
Miss Marilyn Hasse was honored at two showers hosted by families and friends in her area. Co-hostesses included Shirley Kundert Joyce Speich and Carol Van Wagenen with venues at the Van Wagenen home and the Hasse household on Route 3. The couple, Miss Hasse and William Hartwig, will wed at St John’s Church on June 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mass
Marlyn Masse
Route 3
Shirley Kundert
Joyce Speich
Carol van Wagenen
van Wagenen
Sth Street
Hasse
William Hartwig
St. John’s Church
Dolores Meyer
Ruth Johnson
Marianne Dittmer
Joyce Broge
Janice Dye
Evelyn Dye
Theresa Meichtry
Joanne Kurth
Royletta Speich
Lois Stuessy
Audrey Blum
Mmes
Roy A. Beach
Arthur Widmer
Roger Isely
John A. van Wagenen
Glenn L. Hasse
Mr. Hartwig
Glenn Hasse
Herbert Walters
Ray Dye
Albert
Alumni of Judo High Hold School Reunion
Alumni of Judo High held a reunion and pot luck last evening at the school with 119 attendees. Toastmaster James Keen led a monologue and vocal selections by Peter Retzlaff Jr. and a reading by Mrs. Esther Larson. A retiring alumni president reported, and Duane Helland was named homecoming committee chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judo High School
James Keen
Peter Retzlaff Jr
Esther Larson
James
Peter Retzlaff
William Brunkow
Robert Keen
Duane Helland
Chester Pinnow
Alvin Schwerin
Clarence’ Morton
Janesville
Frederick Feldt
Roland Keen
Joe Jones
James _ Keen
Harry Smith
Wesley Jordan
Russell Matzke
Dubuque Professor Plans Juda CE Talk
Omnis, professor of religious education at the University of Dubuque, will be guest speaker at a public evening service of the southern district Christian Endeavor union in Zion Evangelical United Brethren church Juda tomorrow at 7 30 o clock. The CE rally for area young people will begin with registration from 2 to 2 30 p m Sunday, followed by afternoon discussion periods and a 5 45 p m buffet supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notic
Omnis
University of Dubuque
Christian Endeavor Union
Zion Evangelical
Miss Carol Blum to Wed James Lanz in Candlelight Service
Friday evening wedding planned for Miss Carol Jean Blum daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert W Blum at 605 22nd Avenue and James Clemens Lanz son of Mr and Mrs Herman F Lanz of 2308 10th Street. The candlelight ceremony will take place at St John s Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Jean Blum
Robert W. Blum
22Nd Avenue
James Clemens Lanz
Herman F. Lanz
10Th
St. John’s Church
Memorial Rites at IOOF Spring Event
Memorial rites honored IOOF and Rebekah lodge members who died in the past year at the final spring meeting in Odd Fellows hall. An entertainment program followed including a declamation by Donna Wenger a clarinet solo by Judith Kubly and a performance by Jenny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
Odd Fellows Hall
Rebekah Lodge
Donna Wenger
Judith Kubly
Jenny
Elllis piano solo and mixed vocal program highlights
Ellis presented a piano solo while Lenetts Stein man and Mrs Anna Legler offered vocal solos. Mrs E M Deininger reported on the Rebekah assembly at Superior June 11 to 14. Social committee listed Mines Louisa Steffen Byron Van Horn Fred Discher A N Crosby. Next meeting Sept 1. Birthday event honored Harold Haeft SharonStu art Smith Beloit with many area guests at Riverside Park Janesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Haeft
Sharon
Stuart Smith
Beloit
Riverside Park
Janesville
Messrs
Mmes
Carl Schumacher
Alton Schumacher
Rose Haeft
Victor Broege
Monroe
Shirley
Arlene Haeft
Browntown
Weston Henry
Hubert
Harvey Demonoutski
Emil Betker
Marcus Dunhavey
Ross Keller
Dewey Maeft
Eugene Wobig
Club Holds Meeting at Staver Church July Social Planned
The Sunday school class of Staver church met July 13 with Mrs. Fred Buehler. Thirteen attendees including Mrs. Frank Bushjan and two guests discussed plans for a social on July 20 at the church near Orangeville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarno
Staver Church
Fred Buehler
Frank Bushjan
Orangeville
Carl Runge Receives Third Alumnus Cane at UW luncheon
Carl Runge aged 91 of Milwaukee won the gold headed cane for the third time as the oldest alumnus present at the University of Wisconsin Half Century club luncheon. Runge graduated in 1886. Eugene Brossard was elected president, James Evanston followed as former Northwestern chair, Edward Ochsner of Chicago became vice president and Mrs. Burr Jones of Madison was secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stacison
Carl Runge
Milwaukee
University of Wisconsin
Runge
Eugene Brossard
Brossard
James O. James Evanston
Northwestern Uiversity Graduate School
Edward Ochsner
Chicago
Burr Jones
Madison
Premature Baby Girl Born With Teeth at St Benedict
A premature baby girl born at St Benedict hospital weighed just over four pounds. She had two teeth at birth but the tiny teeth later fell out. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Philip Berger and is reported to be coming along all right.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durand
St. Benedict Hospital
Philip Berger
Bible School Staff Plans Final Picnic
The Monroe daily vacation notices a potluck picnic for Bible school staff, teachers, and assistants at Recreation Park Monday at 6 30 p m. A dessert feature for 53 staff members is provided by participating churches. Numerous school department heads and assistants are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Recreation Park
St. John’s Church
Edna Mackey
Mmes
Harold Wagner
Walter Kuebli
Howard L. Orians
Myron E. Jeglum
Virgil Brunkow
Richard H. Bahr
Robert H. Richardson
Morris Babler
Clara Zum Brunnen
H. F. Cunningham
Sam’ A. Rubi
Roger L. Elmer
Roy E. Heeren
Emmanuel Fuchs
Margaret Angliker
Edwin Go
Air markers lead states in aviation marks in study
The state aeronautics commission reported Madison Wisconsin leads in air markers with 85 marked communities, compared with 700 in Pennsylvania and 608 in Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin
State Aeronautics Commission
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Monticello Social News Stirs Local Visits and Charity
Mrs. O D Curtis notes visits by Mrs Kenneth Lovell and Gary Monroe to her mother in Monticello. Fred Haldiman and family joined Sunday at the Haldiman home. Merlyn Loveland and family shared supper with others. Eastern Star initiation at St Omar chapter raised $29.64 for the cancer fund drive, over 11 percent of Green County quota as Gene Lynn begins a new step for the Lynn family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Lovell
Gary
Monroe
M. E. Lynn
C. M. Stauffer
Wallace P. Barlow
John Gempeler
St. Omar
Eastern Star
Lynn
Grand Chapter
Conrad Stauffacher
Elisa Roethlisberger
William Roethlisberger
Barton Hanson
Steadtler
Farrell Fetzer
Chetek
Billings
Mont
C. C. Green
Andrew Hoesly J
Alvina
New Glarus
Anton Hefty
Ray Hefty
Orangeville
Fred
Local Notices and Visits Highlight Community Scene
Six weeks duties as athletic director and counselor at YMCA camp Phantom Lake after freshman year at the university. Funeral of A. J. Meyer attended by Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Stoll in Janesville. Virginia Elmer wed to Ralph M. Pearsons in Rutland Vermont. Elmer and Pearsons guests at the ceremony. Numerous residents visit relatives and attend graduations in Madison and Billings. Wild goldenrod yields colorless licorice-odor oil in eastern states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ymca Camp
William _ McCormick
Tomahawk
Ralph Snyder
Stanley
G. E. Kroftie
Glenwood City
M. E. Lynn
A. W. Becker
Madison
Varana Schuler
EB. A. Bently
Fred
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Mardelle Geigel
Roger Humphrey
Ida Bardahl
Marvin R. Martyn Zwingli
Degwuceny
Ida Sophy Bardahl
Marvin R. Marty
Monticello
Zwingli Church
A. R. Achtemeier
E. S. Bardahl
Jessie, N. D
John C. Marty
Robert O. Mortenson
Stoughton
Harry A. Keegan Jr
Emily Benson
Mineral Point
Gayle Ann Mortenson
Gene Lowry
Soldiers Grove
Richard Marty
Zwingli
Ray E. Streif Jr
Joyce Schroeder
Donald C. Conway
Marilyn Hasse
Clarno Township
County of Green
State of
Town Board of
Percy Lichtenwalner
A. J. Froutschy
John Ross
George Neuenschwander
Canasta
Pauline
Elmira Grossenbacher
Virgil
Delbert
Reva
Judo High
Dubuque
IOOF
Cane
J. B. Heeren & Son Commercial Bank Building
Jefferson Township
Jefferson
County of
Green
Town Board of Jefferson
A. S. Keen
Elmer Asmus
Washington Township
Washington
Town Board of Washington
D. W. Loveland
E. W. Marty
Bible School
O. D. Curtis
Bauman
Cadiz Township
Cadiz
Ole Sandley
J. A. Hartwick
Decatur Township
Decatur
A. L. Miller
Bert Pryce
New Glarus Township
Nic H. Kubly
Mississippi
Harvey S. Stauffacher
White Block
Adams Township
Adams
Edward Bidlingmaier
Henry Erickson
Sylvester Township
Sylvester
Sam Ladwig
Paul Frederick and
Arthur Ladwig
Weed Commissio
Spring Grove Township
Spring Grove
Evert Green
Roger T. Douglas
Jordan Township
Jordan
Town Board of Jordan
Henry Aebly, Jr
William Boetker
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