Miss Joanne Sherven Weds Robert Hiltbrand In Blanchardville Church
Miss Joanne Laurel Sherven daughter of Mr and Mrs Eugene Sherven became the bride of Robert Walter Hiltbrand son of Mr and Mrs Walter Hiltbrand Saturday at 2 pm in York Memorial Lutheran church Blanchardville. The couple will reside on Route 2 Blue Mounds after a Niagara Falls Canada trip. The bride works for Wolff Kubly and Hirsig in Madison and the groom is a UW student and farmer.
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Blanchardville
Joanne Laurel Sherven
Eugene Sherven
Horeb
Robert Walter Hiltbrand
Walter Hiltbrand
York Memorial Lutheran Church
Roger Stampfli
Verona
Karen Sherven
Mt. Horeb
Elaine Klassy
New Glarus
Joan Hillbrand
Karen Hiltbrand
Kenneth Kellogg
Nathan Sherven
James Hiltbrand
Eugene Sherven Jr
Fred Meyer
Niagara Falls
Canada
Canada, Mr. and Mrs. Hiltbrand Will Live On Route 2
Blue Mounds
Wolff Kubly and
Hirsig Stores
Madison
University of Wisconsin
Roy Beglinger Couple Honored With Dinner
Mrs. Ida Mae Streiff hosted a Sunday dinner at Marco's for Mr. and Mrs. Roy Beglinger of Madison. Attendees included the Streiffs of New Glarus and Monroe, the Beglingers, Danny and Jeffrey Lynch, and the Voegelis of Monticello.
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Ida Mae Streiff
6Th Street
Roy Beglinger
Madison
Marco's
Robert Streiff
Beglinger
New Glarus
Danny
Jeffrey Lynch
Ella Voegeli
Frederick Voegeli
Monticello
Streiff
Monroe
Alvin Streiff
Racine
Europe
Mrs. Holcomb Named Auxiliary Conductress at State Convention
Mrs. Marvin T. Holcomb advanced to state conductress at the State Auxiliary convention of the Fraternal Order of Eagles in Waukesha. She attended the state officers banquet at the Waukesha Eagles Club and other Monroe auxiliary members attended including Mrs. Leo Kohl and Mrs. Clarence Goecks, Mrs. Charles Schadewaldt, and Mrs. Oscar Leck.
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Marvin T. Holcomb
Order of Eagles
Waukesha
Darlene Krantz Weds Roger Arneson in Pine Bluff
Miss Darlene Theresa Krantz exchanged marriage vows with Roger Leland Arneson on Saturday at 10 a.m. in St. Mary's Catholic church Pine Bluff. Parents are Mr and Mrs John A Krantz Cross Plains and Leland J Arneson Mr Horeb. The bride wore a lace gown with chapel train and a crystal crown. Agnes Imhoff served as maid of honor in frosted organdy over mint green taffeta with a rose head dress. Bonnie Arneson was brides
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Pine Bluff
Darlene Theresa Krantz
Roger Leland Arneson
St. Mary's Catholic Church
John A. Krantz
Cross Plains
Leland J. Arneson
Horeb
Agnes Imhoff
Bonnie Arneson
Wisconsin Wedding Couple to Reside in Madison
The ceremony featured a maid in lilac and Miss Jean Keller in aqua. Delbert Schaller served as best man with Kenneth Goodwin and Nick Keller as groomsmen. Donnie Krantz and James Schaller were ushers. After a northern Wisconsin wedding trip, Mr and Mrs Arneson will live at 711 Pirate Island road Madison.
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Jean Keller
Delbert Schaller
Kenneth Goodwin
Nick Keller
Donnie Krantz
James Schaller
Wisconsin
Arneson
Pirate Island Road
Madison
Wellenkotters Feted on 25th Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Gay Wellenkotter observed their silver wedding anniversary with an open house at their son in law and daughter John and Mrs Burkhamer 712 11th Street. About 130 guests from multiple Wisconsin towns joined in the celebration.
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Gay Wellenkotter
Woodford
John Burkhamer
11Th Street
Albert Schulthess
Evelyn Hartwig
Monroe
Myron Niffenegger
Vernon Burkhamer
Brodhead
Melody Wellenkotter
Neenah
Janesville
Beloit
Monticello
Darlington
South Wayne
Blanchardville
Waukesha
Wis
Lena
Rockford
Petersburg
Fla
Lipton
Two Women Honored At Joint Birthday Party
Mrs. Fred Roethlisberger and Mrs. Ray T. Silver were honored at a joint birthday party hosted by the San Soucie club at the Silver home in Monticello. Both birthdays are in June. A potluck supper was served and gifts were given. Attending were Mrs. Walter Zeller, Mrs. Anna Gerber, Mrs. Clarence Waltemath, Mrs. Irving Eichorst, Mrs. Flossie Elmer, Mrs. Fred Escher, Mrs. Jacob Voegeli, Mrs. Edwin Broge, Mrs. Ernest Schlittler and Mrs. Marie Hammerly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Fred Roethlisberger
Ray T. Silver
San Soucie
Mrs. Speich Honored By Women of Moose
Birthday greetings were sung to Mrs Roy Speich at a Women of the Moose meeting in the Moose hall. The next meeting will be Wednesday July 5.
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Mrs. Speich
Women of Moose
Roy Speich
Women of the Moose
Moose Hall
Baptism of Brenda Kay Lehman at Jordan Lutheran Church
Brenda Kay Lehman daughter of Mr and Mrs LaVerne Lehman Monroe was baptized Sunday June 18 at Jordan Lutheran Church by Rev Hans Jersild. Sponsors were Mr and Mrs Keith Christensen Monroe A picnic dinner followed at the La Verne Lehman home with numerous Monroe area relatives and friends listed as attendees.
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Brenda Kay Lehman
LaVerne Lehman
Monroe
Jordan Lutheran Church
Hans Jersild
Keith Christensen
Messrs
Mmes
Orville Stewart
Janesville
Lee Becker
Lewis Lehman
Clarence Berg
J. J. Foley
Daryl
Duane
Junior Hanson
Judy
Karen
Harold
Students Attend UW Music Clinic in Three-Week Session
Three Monroe students began a three week training at the Senior Music Clinic on the University of Wisconsin campus. Sandra Fritz plays clarinet in the instrumental phase under Kiwanis Club scholarship, Ar dell Kopp joins the vocal phase with Lions Club support, and Barbara Schuetze, violinist, enters the orchestra phase.
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Monroe
University of Wisconsin
Sandra Fritz
Ardell Kopp
Barbara Schuetze
Miss Fritz
Kiwanis Club
Kopp
Lions Club
Miss Schuetze
Nott
Black Devils Food Cake Recipe for Dairy Month
A two layer or square cake recipe from Mrs. Robert Moats outlines Cream shortening and sugar then beat eggs. Sift flour with baking powder soda and salt. Mix cocoa with water then alternate with flour into batter then add vanilla. Bake 30 to 45 minutes at 375 degrees until done.
Brodhead OKs Auto Display Lot in Council Action
The Timmy Motor Co won a permit to set up a sales and display lot opposite its current site after a lengthy council discussion. The approval requires high lot upkeep, display of salable cars only, and retention of the house on the property. Local residents had warned about value and safety concerns.
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Brodhead
Timmy Motor Co
Bruce Timm
The
Motor Company
Duane Youngblood
Kennedy Construction Co
Janesville
Sentinel Milestones Mark 125 Years in Milwaukee News
The Milwaukee Sentinel enters its 125th year with Tuesday morning’s edition. Solomon Juneau, founder of Milwaukee, established the paper whose first hand press copies dated June 27, 1837.
Legislature In Brief Wisconsin camping fees eyed by Conservation Commission
The Wisconsin Senate empowered the Conservation Commission to raise camping fees in state parks and forests though opposition argued prices are already high. Fees are currently $1 per campsite per night with the panel to set new schedules, likely not before July 14. The Assembly approved a license rule reduction and a Mississippi River Parkway Planning Committee plan, while rejecting a ban on carry-in beer at County Stadium.
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Alfred Rhyner
3Rd Avenue
Lyons Drug Store
C. O. Lynstegard
Robbie Ross Coplien
John Wish
William Flynn
Alvin Schwartzlow
James Keen
Howard Wallace
Gene Pinnow
Wish
Coplien
Schwartzlow
Flynn
Chamber of Commerce
Madison
Senate
The
Conservation Commission
Carl Lauri
Dsuperior
Wisconsin
Assembly
John Beale
Michigan
Minnesota
Beale
Richard Nowakowski
Milwaukee
Milwaukee County
County Stadium
Nowakowski
Albert Tadych
Huffman Gets Help With Haying Bee Near Browntown
Fifteen neighbors and friends helped with a haying bee at the Robert Huffman farm near Browntown. Huffman, who farms for Wilbert G. May of Monroe, is a patient at the veterans hospital in Madison. Wives of the workers brought food.
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Browntown
Robert Huffman
Huffman
Wilbert G. May
Monroe
Veteran’s Hospital
Madison
Motions Day Held In Courthouse Here
Judge Arthur L. Luebke of the 12th Judicial Circuit conducted motion day in Green County Circuit Court. Several matters were continued to July 24, including Ray Gross of New Glarus and a delinquent income tax charge. Gross, jailed since June 11, was released with no bond and must reappear if settlement is not complete by the next motion day.
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Arthur L. Luebke
Beloit
12Th Judicial Circuit
Green County
Ray Gross
New Glarus
Gross
Luebke
Amazing bargains in The Times classified
Daily classified notices showcase bargain prices and available items across various categories. Readers find affordable goods, services, and opportunities highlighted with concise descriptions and contact details.
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Times
Super Shell Engine Blend Aims For Hot Weather Starts
Super Shell promotes Hot Weather Blend designed to resist high temperatures and prevent percolating. The fuel claims quick starts after long or hard drives and steadier idling in heat.
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Super Shell
Shell
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Alton V. Kiel
Orville R. Evans
George Jacobs
St. Omar
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic
William Rollins
Robert Trumpy
Wilbert May
Norman L. Rasmussen
June Kubly
Chester E. Tobin
Joanne Sherven
Robert Hiltbrand
Blanchardville Church
Darlene Krantz
Roger L. Arneson
Ella Brigham
Order of Rainbow
Monroe Assembly
Masonic Temple
William Johnston
Brenda Kay
Robert Moats
Route 1
Wed
G&g
Eugene
Gaspe
U.S
Daehlin
Shell Service
Roy
Highway
Loertscher Oil CO
23Rd Street
Hearing Center
Mills Street
Alpine