Miss Mary Mueller and Thomas Keegan Married at St Victor’s
Miss Mary Elizabeth Mueller and Thomas E. Keegan were married at 10 a m in St Victor’s Catholic church with Rev. E C McCollon officiating. The ceremony featured a nylon lace gown with Italian neckline, orchids, and a pearl crown veil. The wedding party included Theresa Mueller as maid of honor and Anna Marie Keegan, Ruth Nussbaum as bridesmaids, with Joe Keegan as best man and a full procession of groomsmen and ushers. A reception followed at St Victor’s parochial school hall. Out of town guests came from many Wisconsin towns and Illinois. The bride and groom, both teachers, plan to reside in South Wayne this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elizabeth Mueller
Karl Mueller
7Th Avenue
Thomas E. Keegan
Thomas Keegan
St. Victor’s Catholic Church
E. C. McCollon
Roxy Lawrence
Jill Hall
Theresa Mueller
Anna Marie Keegan
Ruth Nussbaum
Joe Keegan
John Taylor
Edward Flanagan
Bernard Purcell
Philip Rundle
Robert Zumkehr
Richard Zumkehr
St. Victor’s
Erman Cullen
Janice Paulson
Vivian Meier
Joanne Richardson
Esther Hegel
Ruth Pennycook
Betty Murphy
Durand
Madison
Rockford
Indiana
Ohio
Buena Vista
Browntown
Milwaukee
South Wayne
Platteville
Chicago
Janesville
Richland Center
Argyle
Woodford
Monticello
Darlington
Freeport
Apple River
Galena
Jubo
Dubuque
Cuba City
St. Catherine’s High School
Green County Teacher’s College
Watson School
Keegan
Monroe High School
Trinity Church Hosts Guest Day at Brodhead
Trinity Lutheran church at State Line held Guest Day Thursday at 2 p.m. with 120 in attendance. Mrs. Gilbert Wendler led in the absence of the chair, welcomed guests, and the service featured scripture by Mrs. Stanley Clark, a reading by Marline Pinnow, and a talk by Dr. K. Irven on The Four Duties of Man. Guests came from Davis, Durand, Rock Grove, Epplyana, Ill., Brodhead and Juda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Pinnow
Wendler
Clark
Bernice Green
Arthur Blobaum
Raymond Kundert
Gordon Helland
Albert Balsiger
Davis, Durand
Rock Grove
Epplyana
Ill
Brodhead
Juda
Terry Lee Baptized in Browntown Church
Terry Lee Zentner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Zentner, Browntown, was baptized Sunday at Place United Church of Christ. Rev. Daniel V. Schowalter officiated. Sponsors were Mr. and Mrs. Donald B. Jacobson of Monroe. A baptismal dinner followed with attendees from Browntown, Monroe, and Barneveld families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Lee
Terry Lee Zentner
Gilbert Zentner
Browntown
Place United Church of Christ
Daniel V. Schowalter
Donald B. Jacobson
Monroe
Bertha Stauffacher
Donald Jacobson
Robert Piltz
Barneveld
Herbert Flannery
Mark
Frank Flannery
DeWayne
Mina Flannery
Juda Starteacher Claire Pierce Receives Pre nuptial Shower
Mrs William Brecklin and Miss Bonnie Vanderbilt honored Juda faculty member Claire Pierce at a pre nuptial shower Tuesday night. Pierce is to wed James Ira Williams of Juda on Saturday July 2 at St Rose Catholic church Brodhead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brodhead
William Brecklin
Bonnie Vanderbilt
Juda
Claire Pierce
Miss Pierce
James Ira Williams
St. Rose Catholic Church
Mrs Jones Hosts Ruth Circle in Friday Meeting
Mrs Violet Jones hosted the Ruth Circle of the Woman's Society of Christian Service Friday afternoon. She conducted devotions while Mrs Fred Henry led the program. Guest Mrs Floyd A Fahlgren attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Brodhead
Violet Jones
Ruth
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Fred Henry
Floyd A. Fahlgren
Strasser Couple Feted At Housewarming Event
Mr and Mrs Ralph B Strasser were honored with a housewarming at their new mobile home on 10th Avenue 1821 Hosts included Mrs Philip Counselman and Mrs Arthur Moen Invitations listed attendees such as Mr and Mrs Philip Counselman Mr and Mrs Arthur Moen Artie Mr and Mrs John Disch Mr and Mrs Myron Babler Monroe and Mr and Mrs Richard Hyland Argyle The couple received a money gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph B. Strasser
Mobile
10Th Avenue
Philip Counselman
Arthur Moen
Artie
John Disch
Myron Babler
Monroe
Richard Hyland Argyle
Class of 1945 Gathers In Monroe Country Club
Monroe high school class of 1945 holds a social hour at 6 and dinner at 7 tonight at the Monroe Country Club. Robert Tracy of Madison will be master of ceremonies. Attending are Mr and Mrs George Campbell of Albuquerque, Mr and Mrs James Trumbull of Silver Spring and Rodney Leosberger of Daly City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Monroe Country Club
Robert Tracy
Madison
George
Darlene Huber
Birthday Party Attended by Monticello Residents
Janet Schnetzler marked her eighth birthday at the Charles Schnetzler home in Monticello. Attending were Mrs. Jack Hoskins and Jean Ann, Mrs. Jacob Voegeli, Mrs. Howard Voegeli, Rhonda, and Jackie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Janet Schnetzler
Charles Schnetzler
Madison
Jack Hoskins
Jean Ann
Jacob Voegeli
Howard Voegeli
Rhonda
Jackie
Janet
Disturbed Child Topic For Madison Meeting
James McDermott, assistant to the Attorney General, will speak on the legal aspects of state financed education of emotionally disturbed children at a HEED public meeting. The event is Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the Nichols School in Madison. HEED was organized last February by parents coping with disturbed child care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McDermott
HEED
Nichols School
Madison
D J Larson Nominated For Durand Postmaster
President Eisenhower sent the nomination of Delbert J. Larson to the Senate for approval to become Durand postmaster succeeding Lilie Doyle who retired last year. Doyle was appointed postmaster in November 1945 after four years as a clerk in the post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durand
Delbert J. Larson
Eisenhower
Senate
Larson
Lillie Doyle
Pennsylvania State University Bestows 72,829 Degrees
Pennsylvania State University, founded in 1859, has conferred a total of 72,829 degrees reflecting its broad graduation milestone across programs and colleges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania State University
Exchange Group Hosts Parent Student Picnic 1960 61
The 1960 61 student exchange members held a parent student picnic at Recreation Park. Mrs Herbert Ainsworth outlined program objectives while questions were answered by Ainsworth and Lloyd Nielsen. Committees for October Wilmington Delaware were named and various chairpersons listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recreation Park
Herbert Ainsworth
Ainsworth
Lloyd Nielsen
Wilmington
Del
Dave Trickel
Barbara Schuetze
Donna Kubly
Mary Henning
Art Boethe
Karen Feldt
Dick Albright
Bill Wedesky
Beverly Flaherty
Carol Brunkow
Tom Marean
Kent Phillips
Bob Jones
Judy Schuetz
Joyce Sacker
City
Shirley Ault
Mary Summeris
Pete Peters
Ken Ginner
Rodney Sonnenburg
Marlene Frey
Tana Loveland
Dick Stubbe
Kay Chambers
Dick Vordermann
Illinois Pastor Changes Listed for Rock River Conference
Bishops announced changes for northern Illinois Methodist churches. Rev. Roy H. Murray becomes Cherry Valley pastor, Rev. Joseph Housh moves to Poplar Grove and Hunter, Rev. Darby to St. Stephen's Chicago. Rev. Lloyd Osborn replaces Housh at Orangeville Cedarville, Rev. Bruce Calbreath leads Red Oak and Richland in Stephenson County. Conference closes after five days in Joliet with Garrett Biblical Institute chosen as 1961 site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Bishono
Charles W. Brashares
Rock River
Roy H. Murray
Winslow
Cherry Valley
Orangeville
Cedarville
Rockford
Red and Oak
Richland
Stephenson County
Bruce Calbreath
Joliet
Garrett Biblical Institute
Evanston
Brodhead Social Notes Highlight Local Travel and Visits
Miss Grace Marsh reports Brodhead residents and guests with voyages to the Black Hills. Families including the Bernsteins and Flecks host and attend club picnics and meetings. Military moves involve Sgt Marvin Cowell and Capt Robert Moran with family followings in Michigan and Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Bernstein
Black Hills
Adam Fleck
Marvin A. Cowell
Mike
Big Spring
Tex
E . Cowell
Percy Whitehead
Sgt. Cowell
Japan
Air Force
Cowell
Ernest Buchanan
St. Clare Hospital
Sherri Bemis
DeKalb
Oliver Miller
Robert Moran
Tucson
Ariz
Moran
Labrador
Stricken at Church in Little Chute Woman Dies Entering Church
Mrs. Mary Heitpas aged 84 collapsed and died Friday as she entered St. John Catholic Church for the funeral Mass of her son Fred Heitpas age 45 who had died Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Chute
Mary Heitpas
St. John Catholic Church
Fred
Amazing bargains in The Times classified
Daily classified notices highlight bargains across categories. Readers find sales listings, job ads, and service offers with brief details and contact information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Nixon's Texas Dakota Swing Seen as Campaign Rehearsal
Arthur Edson reports Nixon's four day trip through Texas and the Dakotas viewed as a campaign rehearsal. The vice president used a two motor plane with reporters and staged stops. he touted agriculture and growth while avoiding speeches from a text. He hinted at a possible nomination but offered no names for a running mate while aiming for coordination with the administration once nominated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Nixon
Texas
Dakotas
Cabin cruiser burns on Prairie du Chien harbor
A Cedar Falls Iowa man Harry De Blewne owned a seven thousand dollar cabin cruiser that burst into flames and burned to the waterline Friday when he attempted to start the boat at Prairie du Chien.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry de Blewne
Cedar Falls
Iowa
Explorers Train in Emergency Mobilization Drill
More than 110 Explorers and their leaders from U. S. Grant Council Boy Scouts of America gathered at the Savanna Ordnance depot in Savanna Illinois for a 60 hour emergency service drill. The exercise linked Explorer posts across Grant Lafayette Green Wisconsin and Stephenson Carroll Jellicoe Illinois counties to reinforce mobilization plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Grant Council
Boy Scouts of America
Savanna Ordnance Depot
Savanna
Ill
Grant
Lafayette
Green
Wisconsin
Stephenson, Carroll
Jelviess
Illinois
Explorer
Freeport
Rock Grove
Boscobel
Monticello
Darlington
Explorer Emergency Service
Carroll County
Harry Miller
Mt. Carroll
William Reed
Hal Shrake
Eugene E. Eckstam
Monroe
Adolph Sime
Dead Elm Wood Invites Disease
A Madison city health warning warns that a pile of dead elm wood stored for firewood or future use invites the Dutch elm disease beetle. Plant pathologist Abe Epstein urges immediate burning to prevent spread to healthy elms in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
Madison
Plant Industry Division
Wisconsin Department of Agriculture
Abe Epstein
Oakley Club Holds Meeting and Plans July Tour
Cynthia Rockey presented a special number at the Oakley Club meeting in Oakley hall. Twenty six members answered roll call by hobby. Gary Goecks led the club pledge and Mary Williams recited the flag pledge. Group singing by Miss Williams and a project talk on gardening by Betty Zweifel. The July meeting includes a wiener roast and a parade float committee for Dairy Day Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Rockey
Oakley Club
Oakley Hall
Gary Goecks
Mary Williams
Miss Williams
Betty Zweifel
Albany
Emil Goecks
Mason Marchant
Fairfielders Club June Meeting Highlights
Virginia Raymer led the club pledge and Sandra Grossen the flag pledge at the June gathering. Denny Stuckey demonstrated plant pressing and George Raymer mounted pictures. Larry Stuckey demonstrated leather lacing and Virginia Raymer led recreation. A club tour is planned for July 15 with a wiener roast to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Raymer
Sandra Grossen
Fairfielders Club
Denny Stuckey
George Raymer
Larry Stuckey
Hiawatha Club Family Night At School Highlights Youth
More than 50 parents and friends of 4 H attended the Hiawatha Club event at the Hiawatha school. Janis Sandley led flags and pledges while Sandra Smith offered a piano selection. The program featured a safety skit Hard Luck Harry by Russellock Dick Rufener Steven Srth Gerald Block Jeff Greg Wilds and a square dance with Jeff Greg Wild Diane Wild Diane Indergand Beverly and Russell Block Kathryn Schoepfer and Dick Rufener. Kristine Brugger presented a dental health skit and a quartet of Susan Rufener Kathy Park Kristine Brugger and Janis Sandley performed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiawatha Club
Hiawatha
Janis Sandley
Sandra Smith
Harry
Russell ~Ock
Dick Rufener
Steven Sr_th
Gerald Block
Jeff
Greg Wild
Susan Rufener
Kathy Park
Kristine Brugger
Diane Wild
Diane Indergand
Beverly and
Russell Block
Kathryn Schoepfer
Jack Carson Honored By State Radio Group
Baraboo Wisconsin Broadcasters Association honored actor Jack Carson a Wisconsin native at the 31st annual meeting for his contributions to entertainment. Carson thanked the group and spoke of his humble view of acting. Mig Figi of WAUX presented the plaque as Major E P Lerch participated in the event.
Amazon River Sediment Loss Buries Atlantic Outlook
Researchers estimate five billion tons of rich sediments are sucked from the Amazon River each year and discarded into the Atlantic Ocean, a waste that could affect coastal soils and aquatic ecosystems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amazon
Brazil
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Mary Mueller
St. Victor's Church
Dale Johnson
Sonya Jo
Roger H. Wichelt
Robert Wichelt Jr
Wichelt
University of Wisconsin
Prospect Hall
Chester H. Johnson
Marion Elaine
Vic Tollakson Jr
Victor Tollakson Sr
Miss Johnson
Argyle High School
Oaktron Industries
Trinity Church
Strasser
Country Club
D.J. Larson
Delaware
Miss Grace Marsh
Rosa's Zorehrr
Bob
Robert C. Zimmerman
Edward Killingstad
Arthur Edson
N. Johnson
the Marshall Company Investments
11Th Street
Business
Evening Times Job Printing Department
Raymond Indergand
Fairfielders
Jack Carson
State Radio Group
Eugene
Mre
Mid-America
Wayne A. Johnston
Illinois Central Railroad
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