Social Events at Madison Host Golf and Bridge Winners
The Social Events at Madison featured Country Club Auxiliary guests from Blackhawk Country Club. Winners included 18 hole golf: low gross Willow pets, low putt Arles Mathias, and top finishers Mrs. Kenneth Smith and Mrs. John Figs. Nine hole: first nine Perry Power, second nine William Gyure. low gross first nine Fred Grendahl, second nine Clarence Franklin. low net Fran Moritz, James Forbes, William Tschanz, Ed Mueller. low putts. Bridge winners were Leland Lamboley, Francis Musebeck, Walter Donovan. An officers breakfast follows next Wednesday at 7:45 a.m. with bridge and golf, then noon luncheon.
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Country Club
Blackhawk Country Club
Madison
Kenneth Smith
Low Gross
Willow
John Figs
Arles Mathias
Wim
Perry Power
William Gyure
Fred Grendahl
Clarence Franklin
Low Net
Fran Moritz
James Forbes
William Tschanz
Ed Mueller
Leland Lamboley
Francis Musebeck
Walter Donovan
The
Mere
Fred Huber Leads 15th Class of 1949 Reunion
Frederick W. Huber serves as chairman and master of ceremonies for the 15th reunion of the Class of 1949 at Monroe County Club. The program includes reception at 6:30 p.m., dinner at 7:30, an invocation by Gene Quinn, welcome by Hans Sulzer, a business session with reports and prizes, followed by dancing. Other officers are Roger Schwaiger, Joanne Wyss, and Karl Kundert with its committees listed.
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Frederick W. Huber
Monroe County Club
Gene Quinn
Hans Sulzer
Roger Schwaiger
Joanne (Dye) Wyss
Karl
Richard) Kundert
Schneeberger Reunion Held at Baertschi Home
The annual Schneeberger family reunion picnic gathered 83 attendees at the Baertschi home in Albany on Sunday. Relatives from Albany Monroe Orangeville Evansville Darlington Alliance Dav is Monticello Freeport and other towns joined including Ochsner Thoman Schneeberger and Krahenbuhl families. The next reunion is set for the third Sunday in June 1965 at Hans Schneeberger’s Evansville home.
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Schneeberger
Fred Baertschi
Albany
Messrs
Mmes
William — Schneeberger
Ernest Ochsner
Greg
Walter Althaus
Edward Schneeberger
Fred Ochsner
Wilma Holtsapple
Anna Baertschi
Marvin Thoman
Lois Baertschi
Robert Rufenacht
Paul Gruenberg
Monroe
Donald Ruf
Lena Ruf
Orangeville
Hans Schneeberger
Evansville
Dale David
Juda
Ernest Krahenbuhl
Darlington
William Riner
Alliance
Walter Schneeberger
Donna
Davis
Til
Woodrow Kurtz
Rock City
Walter Thoman
Family
Monticello
Everett Pfile
Freeport
Mra
Terry Wichser Couple Feted at Housewarming
MONTICELLO James Spe cial Mr. and Mrs. Terry Wichser moved into their new trailer home at the Monticello trailer camp and were honored Saturday evening at a housewarming. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Herman Marty Duane and Allen Belleville Mr. and Mrs. M Albert Marty Mr. and Mrs. Edward Marty and Laurie Monticello Donald and Sharor Marty Madison and Kay Wittenwyler Beloit.
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Monticello
Terry Wichser
Herman Marty
Duane
Allen
Belleville
M. Albert Marty
Edward Marty
Laurie
Donald
Sharor Marty
Madison
Kay Wittenwyler
Beloit
Confirmation Services Held at St Peter s Lutheran
A class of five was confirmed Sunday at St Peter s Lutheran church by Rev H J Schaar during morning services. Confirmands were Patricia Wolfe, Lynda Wolfe, Dennis Nussbaum, Joan Barra, and Donna Lewis.
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Brodhead Brodhead
St. Peter's Lutheran Church
H. J. Schaar
Patricia and
Lynda Wolfe
Dennis Nussbaum
Joan Barra
Donna Lewis
Pfister Couple Plans To Visit Switzerland
Mr and Mrs Karl Pfister of 2447 5th Street have flight reservations from Chicago at 4 30 p m on Thursday July 9 for a three month visit with relatives in Switzerland They also plan to travel in Germany Italy and Austria Both born in Switzerland they were married in the United States this will be their third trip to their homeland Their last trip was 1947 48 Mrs Pfister has three sisters and four brothers to visit while her husband has a sister and three brothers The Pfisters once made cheese and farmed before moving to Monroe
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Air
Karl Pfister
5Th Street
Chicago
Switzerland
Germany
Italy
Austria
Pfister
States
Pfisters
Monroe
Royal Neighbors Honor Birthday Soiree and Picnic Plans
Two women honored for birthdays by RNA members Franklin Roennenberg and Lena Stauffacher received the birthday song at the Royal Neighbors meeting in the 100F hall last evening. Leland Skattum led entertainment and George Yeazel with Virgil Wenger Sr and Enoch Huston organized lunch. July and August meetings will be the first of each month and a family picnic is set for July 22 at Recreation Park.
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RNA
Franklin Roennenberg
Lena — Stauffacher
Royal Neighbors
Leland Skattum
George Yeazel
Virgil Wenger Sr
Enoch Huston
Recreation Park
Albany Church Scene For Linda Templeton Wedding
Linda Templeton and Daniel Weber exchanged vows at Albany Methodist Church. The ceremony featured family members as attendants and a reception in the church basement. After a Florida honeymoon the couple will reside in Albany. both are Albany High School graduates. Coplien Reunion Held ends with vote to discontinue due to low participation.
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Albany
Linda Templeton
Daniel Weber
Albany Methodist Church
Thomas Chinn
Robert Templeton
Gabe Weber
Freeport
Carol Allen
Linda Weber
James Allen
Larry Stefanik
Merlin Templeton
Tom Hall
Garland Rankins
Fred Baertschi
Robert Grossman
Mae Zurfluh
Joanne Zurfluh
Nancy Smiley
Diana _Dehmer
Maris Malcock
Bette Miller
Evansville
Sandy Lewis
Florida
Weber
Albany High School
Congregation to Honor New Methodist Pastor and Wife
The Monroe Methodist Church hosts a Sunday potluck in the fellowship hall to welcome Rev. C James Weis and his wife and family as the new pastor. He succeeds Rev. Harold A. Allison who retires and moves to Barron. A committee led by Dr. and Mrs. Robert Smith and others will organize the noon dinner and a short program.
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New Methodist
C. James Weis
Sunda
Weis
Monroe Methodist
Harold A. Allison
Barron
Robert Smith
C. G. Hennager
Robert Penniston
OES Drapes Charter At Meeting in Albany
Albany Eastern Star chapter held its last meeting before July August recess with a memorial charter drape for Mrs. Eva Hein. Regular meetings resume September 9 after a potluck luncheon and a silent auction whose proceeds fund the worthy matron Mrs. Betty Lorfeld’s project.
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Albany
William
Eva) Hein
Eastern Star
Betty Lorfeld
St John’s Brotherhood Plans Yearly Meetings
Officers of St. John’s Brotherhood met with Rev. Donald Storck at the church and completed plans for the Brotherhood meetings for the coming year. Attending were Paul Ruef, Herbert Pfund, Bernard Pofi, and Fred Laeser.
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St. John’s Brotherhood
Donald Storck
Paul Ruef
Herbert Pfund
Bernard Pofi
Fred Laeser
Airman Owens and Family to Leave for Taiwan
Airman First Class Michael Scott Owens and his wife Diana Figi Owens will depart Madison for Taipei, Taiwan, with a baptism ceremony for their son tonight at 7:30 in Truax Field chapel. Sponsors Mr. and Mrs. Robert Eicholtz of Monroe attend. The family will drive to the West Coast then to Texas and California before heading to Taiwan, arriving in August.
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Michael Scott Owens
Michael Owens
Truax Field
Madison
Robert Eicholtz
Monroe
Owens
Taipei
Taiwan
St. Louis
Texas
California
Diana Figi
William Figi
Route 1
Argyle
Truman Cancels Trip to St. Louis
Former President Harry S. Truman aged 80 has canceled a planned trip to St. Louis saying he simply cannot make it. He offered no reason for the cancellation.
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Harry
Independence
Harry S. Truman
St. Louis
Truman
Leck Burns From Gasoline Mishap At Home
Norman Leck, area farmer, suffered second degree burns when a mower gas tank exploded in his garage while starting the engine. Fire extinguishers prevented major damage. a new car was scorched. He was released from Freeport hospital after treatment for facial burns and eye injury prognosis.
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Leck
Browntown
Norman Leck
Garag Leck
Freeport
Rambler Changeover Speeds Planned at AMC Plants
MILWAUKEE Wis July reports that American Motors plans the fastest new model Rambler changeover in its history at the Milwaukee and Kenosha plants this summer. About 9,000 more employees are to be called back for startup. E W Bernitt says after a two week vacation closure the Milwaukee body plant will resume the week of Aug 3 on a two shift basis with 7,500 employees.
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Milwaukee
American Motors
Kenosha
E. W. Bernitt
AMC
Detroit
Kenosha Plant to Resume Two Shifts with Expanded Jobs
The article notes Kenosha will restart two shifts in the same week except final assembly. Starting wages begin at 13, 200 with a plan to add 2,000 more positions, followed by a second shift in final assembly two to three weeks later. Current employment stands at 10,100.
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Kenosha
Summer School Starts Next Monday at Brodhead
Brodhead students will begin summer school next Monday with reading and arithmetic improvement offered at the elementary level. Miss Cathleen is listed among staff for the program.
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Brodhead Brodhead
Brodhead
Cathleen
School staff and summer session plans announced
Ross and Miss Patricia Jones will teach the primary and intermediate sections respectively. A first time summer typing course is offered. Paul Will will teach business education during summer. Six week sessions run to Friday Aug 7. Wisconsin farm employment totals 266000 as of June.
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Ross
Mt. Mary College
Patricia Jones
Platteville State College
Paul Will
Albany
Jury Trial Demanded In Tomah Resort Case
Mrs. Pearl Bidar operator of the Lake Park resort in Tomah pleaded innocent and demanded a jury trial on charges of violating the state civil liberties law by denying a Negro Army officer a reservation. County Judge James Rice set the trial for July. Lt. Col. Crawford Russell of Milwaukee filed the complaint alleging denial of equal enjoyment of accommodations because of race.
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Sparta
Pearl Bidar
Lake Park
Tomah
James Rice
Crawford Russell
Milwaukee
Prize Winners Listed At Decatur Lake Event
Thirty two members and two guests played golf and bridge at the Decatur Lake Country club Tuesday. Mrs Fannie Ties won a special award. Mrs Jake Jones won the two week golf prize, and Mrs F H Davis and Mrs B H Roderick were bridge winners. A dessert card party for members and friends will be held next Tuesday.
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Pauvneau
Decatur Lake Country Club
Fannie Ties
Jake Jones
F. H. Davis
B. H. Roderick
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Hartwig) Goetz
Delores (Meyer) Maurer
Janice (Dye
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Rolland E. Karlen
Virgil
Clareda_ Wenger) Neuenschwander
Hans
Kathleen Feldt
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Wittwer’s
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12Th Street
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George Stamm
Dennis Stocker
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Skip & Dale’s Drive-In
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