Conway and Hughes clash at Gratiot church wedding
Sam D Conway of Argyle wed Myrna Hughes daughter of Elvin and Mrs Hughes in a 10 am ceremony at St Josephs Catholic Church Gratiot. The bride wore a white peau de soie gown and pink roses, with Mary Ruth Flannery and Gayle Walker as bridesmaids and Gary Corbin as steward. The groom’s party included Joe Boyle and George Gould as ushers. The reception followed with extended family from Argyle Monroe and Darlington among guests. The new Mrs Conway will teach second grade in the Judo system. Mr Conway works for United Telephone Monroe. The couple reside at 11224 25th Ave Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
sam _D. Conway
Argyle
Owen Kelly
Myrna Hughes
Elvin Hughes
Darlington
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Gratiot
William He Monroe
Mary Ruth Flannery
Gayle Walker Orangeville
Ivy
Gary Corbin
Monroe
Joe Boyle
Brodhead
George Gould
Mary Ann Flanagan
Geri Flanagan
Ellen McNamara
Galena
Sylvia Dischler
Madison
Lorna Skinwood
Barneveld
Beth Bloom
Becky Bishop
Lodi
Paula’ Larson
Tom Nethery
Wayne Larson
Rockford
Priscilla Powell
Richland Center
Conway
United Telephone Company
25Th Ave
Baptism Celebration for Jeffrey Marean Attended by Family
A family picnic marked the baptism of Jeffrey John Marean at Immanuel Church Monroe with attendees from Monroe Juda and Orangeville including Verlen Eberle Andy Terry Tim Johnny Randy JoAnn Kundert Victor Marean Lucille Alexander Jene Eberle and Tom Marean Chicago. The baptism occurred at the second Monroe service June 16 officiated by Rev. Melvin Roehrdanz with sponsors Mrs Tom Marean and Jene Eberle. Also noted is Mrs Les Krug attending the Illinois Nursing Home Association regional conference on In-Set Training at the Wagon Wheel in Rockton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orangeville
Tom Marean
Chicago
Jeffrey
Immanuel Church
Monroe
Melvin Roehrdanz
Jene Eberle
Les Krug
Illinois Nursing Home Association
Wagon Wheel
Rockton
Swiss Mixed Chorus Entertains At Monroe Picnic
The Monroe Swiss Club picnic at Baumgartner's Grove featured the Swiss Mixed Chorus of Monroe entertainment. Guests from Switzerland and various Wisconsin towns attended. The next club meeting will be a Baumgartner's Grove picnic on July 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Picnic of
Monroe
Sunda
Baumgartner
New Glarus
Franz Ganz
Bragg
Switzerland
Mel Donny
Bertha Luethi
Bettenhausen
Herman Huber
Francine
Geneva
Werner Luethi
Milwaukee
Walter Brugger
Rockford
Verona
Darlington
Freeport
Carl Pfister
Andrew Sulzer
Paul Affolter
Albert Thoman
August Schmid
Baumgartner’s Grove
Disch Named Director of Board for Wisconsin UCC
Gerald J. Disch was named to a three year term on the Benevolent Corporation of Wisconsin Conference of the United Church of Christ board, succeeding his wife who served seven years. The appointment came at the June 12 14 meeting in Appleton attended by delegates from 300 UCC congregations in Wisconsin. New Glarus Home officials note the institution remains an equal opportunity facility, with Rev Schnake as administrator and Disch on the finance and admission committees alongside Rev Mittler, Rev Wichler, Glen Dahler, Hilmer Olson, and Rev Petzold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Disch
New Glabus
Gerald J. Disch
Benevolent Corporation of Wisconsin
Conference of the United Church of Christ
Appleton
UCC
Wisconsin
New Glarus
J. Allen Mittler
Monticello
Richard Wichler
Glen Dahler
Madison
Hilmer Olson
Verona
Paul Schnake
Milton G. Petzold
St. John’s Church
Monroe
Schnake
Stauffacher Child Honored At Picnic For First Birthday
Thomas Lindsay Stauffacher, son of Mr and Mrs Terry Stauffacher of 200% 4th St, celebrated his first birthday on Saturday June 22. A picnic dinner was held Sunday June 23 at his parents home with relatives present including Mr and Mrs Tom Stauffacher Jill Anna Mae Lindsay Kathy Keith Karen Eddie Gibbons Maula and Marna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stauffacher
Thomas Lindsay Stauffacher
Terry Stauffacher
Tom Stauffacher
Jill
Anna Mae
Lindsay
Kathy
Keith
Karen
Eddie Gibbons
Maula
Marna
Firemen Auxiliary To Run Lunch Stand At Festival
Orangeville Times Special. The Orangeville Fireman and Auxiliary will run a lunch stand during the Fireman's festival July 11 12 and 13. Mrs Krug chairperson asks for donations of fruit pies and invites attendees to bring them over the three days. She can be contacted for more information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orangeville
Les Krug
Mrs Alexander Attended Kappa Alpha Theta Grand Convention
Mrs Shelton Alexander of State College Pennsylvania returned from Mackinac Island where she attended the Forty-Eighth Grand Convention as a representative of the State College Theta Alumnae Club. Highlights included addresses by Virginia Speidel Edwards and Charles W. Wirth who presented the Martin F. Palmer Humanitarian Award for service to those with communicative disorders. The major project remains support of the Institute of Logopedics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelton Alexander
State College
Pennsylvania
Judith Kubly
Mackinac Island
Kappa Alpha Theta Fraternity
Kappa Alpha Theta
Virginia Speidel Edwards
Charles W. Wirth
Institute of Logopedics
Wichita
Kans
Wirth
Martin F. Palmer
Theta
Japan WSCS Holds June Meeting at Clarno Zion Church
The WSCS of Clarno Zion United Methodist Church met at Mrs. Nellie Matzke’s home for part 2 of Japan’s role in WSCS history. Twelve members and one guest attended as Mrs. Froya Timm led the lesson with assistance from several members. a playlet titled Clouded Questions was performed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Froya Timm
WSCS
Clarno Zion
Albert Kuhnke
Camp Lucerne
Roth
New Glarus Social Attracts 300 People
About 300 persons attended the New Glarus 4H Club ice cream social Friday evening on the lawn of Swiss Church New Glarus. Entertainment was by the Glar Mont Accordion Band directed by Mrs. Dean Streiff. Door prize winners of dairy products included Andrew C. Hoesly Billa Hofer David Boss Lon Goecks Albert Elmer Mrs. Gordon Henning Roger Klassy all New Glarus John Corbin Milwaukee Mrs Dean Christiansen Belleville Larry Hartwig Browntown Howard Torkelson Blanchardville Sylvan Disch and Walter Losennegger Monticello.
Gemplers Celebrate 45th Anniversary Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. William D. Gempler marked 45 years of marriage with a family dinner on June 23 at Marco's Supper Club following a June 20 ceremony. The couple, wed in Freeport in 1923, attended St John’s United Church of Christ with relatives and were joined by a list of family members led by Harris Gempler and the Stauffachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris Gempler
Terry
Paul
Herbert T. Johnson
William
Michael Johnson
William Stauffacher
Sherry
Steven
Susan
Stauffacher
Alan
Barbara Ann Stauffacher
Milwaukee
Gempler
Barbara Goecks
Freeport
Walter Stauffacher
Herbert Johnson
Truck Driver Hartwick Tufte Dies of Natural Causes
Iowa County authorities ruled Hartwick I Tufte a Hartwick Minn truck driver for Austin Trucking Co found dead in his truck on Highway 18 four miles west of Cobb on Thursday June 20 from natural causes a heart attack coroner Dr Wendell Hamlin reported a post mortem confirmed the cause of death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodgeville
Iowa
Hartwick I. Tufte
Austin, Minn
Highway 18
Cobb
Wendell Hamlin
Tufte
Austin Trucking Co
Poor Credit Risks Correlate With Driving Record
The Washington State Motor Vehicle Department found that 36 good credit risks and 23 poor ones showed poor credit holders had 280 percent more accidents and 137 percent more violations. The notice urges use of Times Want Ads for advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympia
Wash
Washington
Energetic Maids 4H Club Hosts All Day Meeting
The Energetic Maids 4H Club will meet Wednesday June 26 at 10 a.m. at Sue and Shirley Maaske’s home with demonstrations on pies by Sue Maaske brownies by Shirley Maaske and muffins by Holly Boyer. A noon meal features casserole relis tray sandwiches and beverages with flower arrangement for the table and hosting duties at the Freeport Mall scheduled for Friday June 21. county Share the Friday set for June 27 and 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orangeville
Sue
Shirley Maaske
Sue Maaske
Holly Boyer
Lisa Carpenter
Beth Scheider
Kaye Wagner
Robin Morgan
Patti Wild
Diane Sawyer
Carol Crouse
Caroline Bennett
Freeport Mall
Share- The-Fuiday
Lafayette Jail Condition Poor
Lafayette County jail is in the worst condition Nygaard jail inspector says it should be replaced and may face a condemnation order if no action is taken. The board approves a committee visit to other counties to inspect jails. Emergency seen as Britain’s rail slowdown threatens transport. Wilson near declaring emergency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlington
Lafayette County
Alvin Nygaard
Wisconsin
Lafayette
Francis Mottley
London
Britain
Harold Wilson
Inviting entryways with bold wallpaper and tiles
Interiors Today advises dramatic wallpaper patterns and bright lighting to create an inviting foyer. It highlights durable ceramic floors and vinyl options, plus minimal furniture for smooth traffic flow. Contact Heinzelman Decorating Center for professional interior decorating advice.
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Exper
at_ HEINZELMAN’ DECORATING CENTER
17Th Ave
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Miss Hughes
Sam D. Conway
Theta College
A. N. Jorgenson, Jr
Newington, Conn
Norris K. Lewis
Rockford, Il
Alexander
Pennsylvania State University
Teledyne, Inc
Alexandria
Ben J. Kubly
8Th St
Sam Conway
Gratiot Ceremon
Jeffrey Marean
Spurgin
East Shannon St
Las Vegas
New
Elburn Meat Packing Co
Pohlman
Linda Pohlman
Raymond Sweeney
South Wayne
Sweeney
Carl Wick
Mr. Pohlman
Leo Pohlman
Mingo
Robert L. Sweney
Ira
Mmes
Ralph Miller
Jay Larse
Fred Mayer
Walter McConnell
B. L. Reuber
Clifford Wick
Kenneth Chapin
William Meier
James Matley
David Matley
Glenn Wire
Ire Wire
Laurie Chapin
Shirley Wire
Gladys Sweeney
Elmer Thorson
John Michaels
Elean Wire
Eileen Wire
Barbara Watson
Merlin R. Debyl
Veper
Wis
Sandra Marie
David D. Dix
Lyle J. Dix
S. Cedar Ave
Marshfield
Albany
Miss DeByl
Lincolln High School
Wisconsin Rapids
Port Edwards
Dix
Praschak Machine Company
Klum
Bud Spurgin
Helen Schmidt
Lily Lake, I
Mrs. Alexander
Bermuda
Bermuda Zoo and Aquarium
Robert Rufenacht
9Th St
Rufenachts
Glarus
Othy Heinz
Ings
Playtex
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