Rasmussen Wilttang wed in Lutheran church ceremony
Miss Barbara Jeanne Rasmussen and Burton Allen Wiltfang married in a 3:30 p.m. ceremony at Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church Monroe. The bride wore a white linen gown with chantilly lace and a rose bouquet. Attendants included maid of honor Mary Ann Blum and bridesmaids Holly Hoesly and Mrs. Dennis Jacobson. The reception followed at the VFW Club with guests from multiple Illinois and Wisconsin communities. The couple will reside in Platteville while pursuing college studies. he is a Delta Sigma Phi member and a Platteville State University senior in business and economics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Jeanne Rasmussen
Norman L. Rasmussen
18Th Ave
Monroe
Burton Allen Wilttang
Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church
Jacob Wiltfang
15Th Ave
James C. Plymire
Resurrection Lutheran Church
Milwaukee
Ruth
Dennis Davis
Vernon Leopold
Mary Ann Blum
Holly Hoesly
Dennis Jacobson
Pekin
Ill
Terry Quinn
Dan Pickett
Pekin, Jr
Dan Schneider
Freeport
Richard Wiegel
Racine
Frank Metcalf
Platteville
John Miller
Brodhead
Wis
California
Colorado Springs
Denver
Colo
N. Hathaway
Platteville State University
Delta Sigma Phi
Monroe High School
Eversons Celebrate Silver Anniversary Open House
Mr and Mrs Harlow Everson of Rural Blanchardville observed their 25th wedding anniversary with an Open House on June 18 at their farm home. About 150 relatives and friends attended, with cake by Dennis Ommodt and punch service by local hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlow Everson
Blanchardville
A. Lee Smith
Davis
Ill
Harold Everson
Argyle
Dennis Ommodt
Orfordville
Richard Taylor
Brodhead
Earl Taylor
Marvin Taylor
Emma Taylor
Keith Madison
Luverne
Minn
Lester Moon
Luverne and
Kenneth
Davis and
Rockford
Juda
Mt. Horeb
Darlington
South Wayne
Browntown
Mineral Point
Mollandale
Viola Thompson
Bode
Iowa
Rear Family Reunion Holds Park Picnic in Monroe County
A long awaited rear family reunion gathered Sunday at Kubly Park near Monroe with 130 attendees from Pennsylvania Milwaukee and nearby areas. Dinner social time and softball followed. hosts were Mr and Mrs Orville Rear and Mr and Mrs Melvin Zentner Monroe. A donation to Kubly Park was given and plans set for next year on the third Sunday in June led by Ronald Rear president and Mrs James Flanagan secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rear
Kubly Park
Monroe
Pennsylvania
Milwaukee
Orville Rear
Vicki
Melvin Zentner
Ronald Rear
James Flanagan
Meyers Chosen Recording Secretary at Stout State
Miss Jacqueline Meyers of 902 24th Ave is named recording secretary and historian for Beta Pi Chapter of Sigma Sigma Sigma at Stout State University Menomonie Wisconsin The Tri Sigma chapter began on campus and sorority members engage in campus and community service including adopting an orphan Brazilian girl Ernestine Alvez a Peace Corps volunteer The senior is majoring in Home Economics Education and a 1964 Monticello High School graduate
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacqueline Meyers
24Th Ave
Beta Pi
Sigma Sigma Sigma Sorority
Stout State University
Menomonie
Wis
Tri Sigma Sorority
Ernestine Isabella Alvez
Brazil
Sigma
Monticello High School
Bible Study Class Meets Wednesday at Immanuel EUB
Members of the Bible Study Class of the Immanuel EUB Church will meet at 2 p.m. Wednesday, June 28, in the home of Mrs. Charles Krueger. The study, Community In Revolution and Christian Mission, will be given by Mrs. Coyla Cox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immanuel Eub Church
Charles Krueger
Revolution
Coyla Cox
Norman Neal to retire from UW after four decades
Norman P. Neal, a University of Wisconsin genetics and agronomy professor and hybrid corn pioneer, will retire June 30 after nearly 40 years of service. A native of Blenheim New Zealand he led the Wisconsin corn improvement project since 1931 and helped create a world model for hybrid corn production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Norman P. Neal
University of Wisconsin
Neal
Blenheim
New Zealand
Wisconsin Corn Improvement Project
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Farmers and Seed Producers
The
University of New Zealand
Miss Lynette Duerst Weds Robert Ivey in New Glarus
Miss Lynette Duerst and Robert C Ivey were married at 7 30 p m Saturday June 24 in the Swiss United Church of Christ New Glarus Rev Linus Wierwill officiated The bride daughter of Mr and Mrs Orso Duerst wore an empire silk organza gown with lace and a silk illusion veil Their attendants wore white modified sheath gowns The groom is son of Mr and Mrs Roger Ivey of Mineral Point They will reside in Madison heading for a northern Wisconsin Michigan honeymoon The bride teaches elementary education in Madison starting fall The groom a Ray O Vac employee holds a BS in Industrial Arts from Platteville University
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JoAnn Kehrli
New Glarus
Gary Streiff
Ruth
John Parish
St. Paul
Minn
Robert Schoenfeld
Madison
Diane Spickler
Durand
Bishop
Dennis Bottorf
Rockford
Ill
Bruce Ivey
Mineral Point
Clarence Scherer
Neillsville
Wis
Reggie Duerst
Eugene Duerst
Kincholoe Air Force Base
Michigan
Tom Ivey
Richard Ivey
New Glarus Hotel
Nancy Helmeid
Harriet Ivey
Marianne Haldimann
Virginia Hahn
Terrie Mueller
Betty McGraw
Donna Jones
Leah Mueller
Richard Nordeng
Wisconsin
Balsam Road
Wisconsin State University
Platteville
Platteville University
Ray-O - Vac
Grace Lutheran Women Plan Son of the Church Banquet
The Lutheran Church Women of Grace Lutheran Church will honor all men and boys with a Son of The Church Banquet in the church Fellowship Hall on Thursday June 29 at 4 p.m. Mrs Donald Springer will present slides from a South American Safari and discuss the Springers trips. Organizers include Mrs Henry Pick Mrs Daren Friedrichs and Mrs Roger Blanc with reservations due by June 26 at 5-2824 or 5-3705.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Lutheran Church Women of
Grace Lutheran Church
Donald Springer
Wilde Stuckey Wedding at St John’s United Church of Christ
Beverly Jean Wilde and Dennis Wayne Stuckey wed in a June 17 ceremony at St John's United Church of Christ. The couple, both Monroe natives, will reside at 2000% 17th St. after a wedding trip to northern Wisconsin. The bride is a Monroe High School graduate and secretary. the groom, also a Monroe High School alumnus, works at Monroe Construction Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Jean Wilde
Dennis Stuckey
St. John’s Church
Harry Wilde
7Th Street
Dennis Wayne Stuckey
Floyd Stuckey
Monroe
St. John’s United Church of Christ
Robert Eicholtz
Mary Nussbaum
Herbert Wilde
Gerald Stuckey
Bonnie Zumkehr
Wisconsin
17Th St
Monroe High School
Madison Business College
United Telephone Co
Monroe High
Madison Vocational School
Monroe Construction Co
Classified ads invite buyers and sellers to meet
Local classifieds encourage readers to place personal ads to connect with potential buyers renters and sellers. The brief note highlights Cupid style matchmaking through ad placements in the newspaper.
County Judges to Receive Early Pay Increase
The Wisconsin Senate approved an early salary raise for 81 county judges to 17 500 a year by a 31 to 0 vote and sent the measure to the Assembly. The move follows a Constitutional amendment adopted in April allowing terms for circuit and Supreme Court judges to begin without waiting for re election. About two thirds of county judges had earned 13 500 since 1965, with the jump scheduled for Jan 1 for many. The Senate also quickly confirmed Walter Renk to the UW Board of Regents and reappointed Francis Conway and Stanley Rewey to state boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
State Senate
Assembly
Supreme Court
Senate
Walter Renk
Sun Prairie
Board of Regents
University of Wisconsin
Gilbert Rohde
Greenwood
Francis Conway
Thorp
Banking Review Board
Stanley Rewey
Milwaukee
State Investment Board
Also Mentioned on This Page
Schmitz
Mrs
Burton A. Wiltfang
Miss Rasmussen
Burton Wilttang
Eversons
Miss Meyers
Norman Neal
Lynette Duerst
Robert Ivey
Glarus
Robert C. Ivey
Grace Lutheran Unit Plans
Calvin P. Fischer
Milton G. Petzold
Cathy Gempler
James Bonspier
Joyce Stuckey
Maid of Honor
George Raymer
Ron Wilde
Dale Signer
Larry Stuckey
Dan Wilde
David Relph
James Ronspier
Radke
Mrs. Dennis Wayne Stuckey
Adtaker
Vales
the Klassy Shop
Jamaica
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