Mary Jane Marty and Phillip Stark Vow in Madison Home Rite
Mary Jane Marty daughter of Mr and Mrs Frederick William Marty of Madison exchanged nuptial vows with Phillip Carl Stark son of Mrs Paul E Stark and the late Mr Stark in a single ring ceremony at the Martys home. Rev Ralph K Kofoed officiated and a reception followed at the Swiss Wheel from 2 to 4 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jane Marty
Frederick William Marty
20Th Avenue
Phillip Carl ‘Stark
Paul E. Stark
Chippewa Drive
Madison
Stark
Ralph K. Kofoed
First Methodist Church
Marty
Paul Keith Wilkinson
Ann Hartman Marty
Topeka
Kas
Richard P. Stark
Shower Here Fetes Miss Elinore Villella
A kitchen shower honoring Miss Elinore Villella was hosted at Miss Lois Lundy home. Villella, daughter of Mrs. Alvin Kjelland of Footville, will wed James Staffon on July 12 at St. Augustine's Catholic Church in Footville. Guests included Marian Signer Betty Newman Evelyn Due Joyce J. Speich and others, with prizes and luncheon served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elinore Villella
Lois Lundy
Miss Villella
Alvin Kjelland
Footville
James Staffon
St. Augustine's Catholic Church
Marian Signer
Betty Newman
Evelyn Due
Joyce J. Speich
Richard Maurer
Wayne Shelton
4-H Junior Leaders Plan Picnic and Camp Delegates
The Next Green County 4-H Junior Leaders group meets July 16 for a picnic with Reva Neuenschwander in charge of refreshments. Four committee members including Burleigh Bartlett Keith Holloway and William Pick discuss constitution and recreation. They plan sending five girls and two boys to 4-H camp at Madison and delegates to a conservation camp at Upham Woods. Donna Signer presides and minutes are by Marian Signer. Catherine Blum reports.
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Green County
Reva Neuenschwander
Burleigh Bartlett
Keith Holloway
Wiliam Pick
Madison
Upham Woods
the Dells
Henry
Blumer
William Pick
Donna Signer
Marian Signer
Catherine Blum
Reception Held for New East Viota Church Couple
Roger Wahls and Ruth Tollakson were wed yesterday afternoon at East Viota Church parsonage. A reception followed at the church parlors with sister Sandra Tollakson presiding at the guest book. The couple plans to reside at 1203 12th Street after a weekend wedding trip to Chicago.
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Neia
East Viota Lutheran Church
Roger Wahl
Frances Etter
Vivian Houser
Glenda Hasse
Sandra Tollakson
30Th Avenue
East Viota Church
A. J. Nestingen
Miss Wah
David Tollakson
Chicago
12Th Street
Walter Stauffachers Feted at Housewarming
Mrs Walter Stauffacher and family were pleasantly surprised by a housewarming at their new home 628 14th avenue last evening. The event featured a gift of money and a basket lunch at midnight. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Roy Gempler Mr and Mrs Herbert Stauffacher Mr and Mrs Donald Barmore Mrs Arthur Stauffacher and son Ralph Mrs W D Stauffacher Mr and Mrs Walter Stauffacher Alan and William.
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Car
Walter Stauffacher
14Th Avenue
Roy Gempler
Herbert Stauffacher
Donald Barmore
Arthur Stauffacher
Ralph
W. D. Stauffacher
Alan
William
Union at St. Johns Plans Tuesday Event
The Women’s Union at St. John’s Church plans a Tuesday evening meeting featuring a local council of church women, panel discussion by Hannah Bindschaedler and Herman D. Legler, devotions led by Mrs. Ernest E. Wenger, and a guest soloist Miss Evelyn Hartwig with Mrs. Leland Kubly as surprise committee chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Barmore
Elaine
Ellen Rubi
Women's Union
St. John’s Church
Hannah Bindschaedler
Herman D. Legler
Ernest E. Wenger
Evelyn Hartwig
Leland Kubly
Touring Group Tours Wisconsin Museums and Rocky Mountain Parks
A Milwaukee touring group of 37 including Walter Bubbert as guide traveled from Milwaukee to Cedar Rapids then Fremont and Julesburg before visits to Fort Greeley Estes Park and Rocky Mountain National Park. They planned a charter mountain trip and Amish colony visits on the return. Miss Anna O Blum spoke to the Monroe group on local museums and pioneer relics including the New Glarus cheese making implements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiscon Centennial, Inc
Walter Bubbert
Monroe
Kenneth Grimm
Charles E. Grimm
Milwaukee
Cedar Rapids
Missouri River
Fremont
Neb
Julesberg
Colo
Ft. Greeley
Estes Park
Rocky Mountain National Park
Montezema
Mesa’ Verde National Park
Rio Grande
Pueblo
Colorado
New Glarus
Lightning Tops Causes of Fires in Wisconsin 1951
Insurance Commissioner John R. Lange reports 1951 saw 31,503 fires in Wisconsin. Lightning caused 10,660 fires with losses of $1,316,156, while smoking carelessness and faulty wiring also contributed. Premiums collected totaled $34,915,855 as properties worth $15,968,948 were insured.
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Maudidun
Wisconsin
John R. Lange
Lange
Governor Urges Seaway Support in GOP Platform
Wisconsin Governor Kohler, in a letter to State Senator Laird, urges the Republican National Convention platform committee to include a plank backing the St Lawrence Seaway project. Laird sits on the platform committee and Kohler stresses the Seaway as vital to Wisconsin’s economy and national military security.
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Madison
Kohier
Laird
Marshfield
Republican National Convention Platform Committee
St. Lawrence Seaway
Convention
Wisconsin
Kohler
Republican National Organization
New York Trucker Braved Heat and Ice Lock Trap
A New York dairy truck driver Benjamin Neuman, 33, survived a sweltering day after getting locked inside a refrigerated compartment. Police pulled him out and noted he appeared chilled. In other news, remodeling work at Brodhead Bank is near completion next month. Coleen Ross, daughter of Mr and Mrs Clayton Ross, works at Charles and Golden Stores this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yrow
Benjamin Neuman
Neuman
New York
Brodhead
Coleen Ross
Clayton Ross
Charles and Golden
Eight Rural Orangeville School Districts Closed
The Orangeville Community School District board voted Tuesday to close eight rural schools Eldorado Oneco Franklin Brush Creek South Afalkey Belleview Salem and Richland Center leaving only Red Oak Miss Agnes Sullivan teach er and others in operation. Bids on gymnasium equipment were opened with a $3 392 bid from Knoxville studios accepted. work on the new building progresses with 30 to 35 workers setting plaster and it to open for school. Three more school buses are needed. two will be bought by the board and one by Glen Clarno.
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Ciial
Orangeville
Unit District
Equipee
Knoxville
Eldorado
Oneco
Franklin
Brush Creek
South Afalkey
Belleview
Salem
Richland Center
Red Oak
Agnes Sullivan
Buena Vista
Ruth Lindesman
Pleasant
Clifford Jordan
Sylvan
John Kramer
Pleasant Hill
Board of Education
Glen Clarno
David Thibodeau
University of Wisconsin
Chester Laible
Freeport
Coe College
Phyllis Carroll
Carthage College
Boyd Henry
University of Ilinois
Henry
Zweifel
John A. Jensen
Gienn Kuehier
Franklin Blandin
I. C. Shaffer
C. W. Robbe
Roy Hefty
Jeann Koch
Janice Rudelius
Thomas A. Kiburz
Clayton Gardner
Elwyn Mains
Margaret Barmore
Merrill Mays
Robert Schulthess
Curt Cole
Cole
Margaret Funk
Neva Myers
Ralph Anderson
Robert Shafer
Robert Dalton
T. R. Anderson
Donald Moyer
Lyle Miller
Clergy Favor Taft in Milwaukee Poll Results
Milwaukee Sentinel reports 127 clergymen favor Taft and 58 Eisenhower in a church poll. Most expect Eisenhower to win in November though 63 foresee Taft victory, with 80 supporting Ike as the probable winner. Also notes Prof Fleming quits Wisconsin and heads to Illinois Institute, and a Western trip by Mr and Mrs Ties and Mr and Mrs Fjelstad to California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Sentinel
Milwaukee Area
Sen
Taft
Dwight Eisenhower
Paul E. Gustafson
Sentinel
Eisenhower
Ike
Gustafson
Fred Ties
Mrs
Clifford Fjelstad
California
Industry Outlook Mixed Confusing News Summary
New York industry shows a two sided trend with optimism for fall yet caution about labor troubles and political uncertainty. Production is set to rebound after steel strikes and vacations, while construction remains strong though nearing a peak. Higher taxes and defense orders influence profits as dividends rise, and consumer savings grow as buying slows. Visiting Colleen Ebretson with family ties and local farm sale news accompany the market report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Korea
Fiere
U.S. Enjoys Good Living Despite High Cost
New York reports Americans live well and spend heavily, with defense effort less felt than expected. Industry supplies more than demand, labor disputes can curb goods, and the cost of living stays near peak. Midyear outlook covers food, homes, furnishings, jobs, wages, and prices in 1950s context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Korea
Project of Truax Reported Dropped
A watchdog committee reports the Air Force will cancel about 100 million dollars of unnecessary barracks, including a 370000 dollar project at Truax Field Madison Wisconsin. The action follows a study of 105 major air bases and cites two errors in computing needs namely underestimated housing near bases and overestimated dormitory needs due to an overstatement of unmarried personnel.
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waomanLun
Air Force
Truax Field
Madison
Wis
Rep
Hardy
D-Va
Hanish Elected President of Wisconsin VFW Auxiliary
Mrs. George Hanish of Oshkosh was elected president of the Wisconsin Department of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary at the state encampment. Elected officers include Mrs. Frank Puhek Milwaukee senior vice president Mrs. William Campbell Neenah junior vice president Mrs. Martin Riggens Portage treasurer Mrs. Chester Balza Green Bay chaplain Mrs. Ray Mecklenburg Milwaukee conductor and Mrs. Ted Johnson De Soto guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
George Hanish
Oshkosh
Wisconsin Department of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
Frank Puhek
Milwaukee
William Campbell
Neenah
Martin Riggens
Portage
Chester Balza
Green Bay
Ray Mecklenburg
Ted Johnson
de Soto
Milwaukee executive named president of Wisconsin Safety Council
Myron Joliden of Milwaukee, personal manager for an oil company, was elected president of the Wisconsin Council of Safety yesterday. He was named by the council in Lake Delton, Wisconsin, at the annual meeting and will lead safety programs across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Delton
Wis
Myron Joliden
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Council of Safety
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Phillip C. Stark
James Trumbo
Greeley
George Wells
Donald Campbell
Patricia Martin
Harold Scales
Jack Savidusky
Richard Stark
Willis Falk
Monroe High School
Beloit College
Pi Beta Phi Sorority
Oscar Mayer Co
Sigma Nu Fraternity
Paul E. Stark Real Estate Co
Monroe Street
Apt. C
St. John's Church
Sanctuary
Wilm F. Guthrie
Shermans
Congregational Church
Charles Sherman
Catherine Sherman
John Sherman
Yakima, Wash
Madras
India
South
Joseph Vozar
Katherine
Bozar
Roger Wahls
Walter Stauffachers
Union
St. John’s
Virginia Cummins, Schumacher
Warner Cummins
Cedarville
Virginia
Robert Schumacher Jr
Robert Schumacher
Lena
Miss Cummins
Burgess Battery Co
Schumacher
Navy
Thursa
Ruth Severson
S. M. Severson
29Th Avenue
Hazelhurst
Midwest
Severson
Port Washington High School
Donald Edwards
Oren Burt
Beverly Porter
State Line
Robert Sachtsen
Sachtejen
Shell Lake
Gene Carter
Indianola
Wayne — Clames
Circle of the Methodist Church
Recreation Park
Mmes
Harold Kading
Mo Sley
Arleigh Mitchroe
Camp Brodhead
Beverly May
Margaret Ayres
Mary Anderson
Beverly Anderson
Green Lake
Ayl
Brodhead Bank
Nome
Cleveland
Marsha Wilson
Daddy
Beth
Sen Taft
Fleming
Robben W. Fleming
University of Wisconsin Industrial Relations Center
Institute of Labor and Industrial Relations
University of Illinois
Ace
Ellis Tia Ey
Dairy Queen
Philip E. Vilmore
Brodhead Brodhead
Colleen Ebretson
Sanford
Frank Engebretson
Forrest Engebretson
Coleen
Uphoff
Howard Wallace
Couny Line
Uphoffs
Wallace
J. W. Robilette
Res
Benkert Bldg
Rock Bottom
Chevrolet
U.S
Truax
VEW
Ben Hur Freezers
Freezer Supplies
Wenger & Kramer Hardware
Kohlia Alationery Store
Chalet Theatre
Marty-Ripp Chevrolet
18Th Avenue
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