Betty Jean Schneider Weds John Corry Jr in Church Ceremony
Betty Jean Schneider daughter of Mrs Nellie Koenig Schneider of 1010 9th Street married John Pitts Corry Jr son of Mrs White Gilbert Pelham New York at St John s Evangelical and Reformed church. Rev Paul C Kehle officiated at 2 pm with organist Muriel Jacobs. The couple will reside at Fort Knox Kentucky after a honeymoon in Northern Wisconsin.
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Betty Jean Schneider
Nellie Koenig Schneider
9Th Street
John Pitts Corry Jr
White Gilbert
Pelham
N. Y
St. John’s Evangelical and Reformed Church
Paul C. Kehle
Muriel Jacobs
Jean Elliott
Chicago
Norris Hansell
Havertown
John Bradshaw
Donald Erickson
Schneider
Christ Koenig
Mary Taft
Marion Hansen
Anna Bunzel
Margaret
Charlotte Corry
Wisconsin
Corry
Ft. Knox
University of Wisconsin
Harverford College
Harverford, Pa
Family Picnic At Emberson Home In Blanchardville
A Sunday family picnic was held at the Arthur Emberson home. Attendees included Merlin Emberson and family from Argyle, Sherman Hermanson and David from Everette, Willard Emberson from Blanchardville, and Gilma Emberson of Monroe. Also present were Mrs. Ben Hermanson of Blanchardville and several guests from Monticello Madison Morris onville and other nearby communities.
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Arthur Emberson
Merlin Emberson
Harlan
Argyle
Glenn Emberson
Kenneth
Phillip
Sherman Hermanson
David
Ben
Everette
Willard Emberson
Blanchardville
Gilma Emberson
Monroe
Ben Hermanson
Blanchardvile
Otis Hermanson
Monticello
Lyle Johnson
Denise
Cheryl
Ken Paulson
Madison
Lloyd Junge
Glenn and
Dean
Morrisonville
Albany Youths Attend Baptist Church Camp at Lake Waubesa
Nine youths from Albany's Baptist church attend a week long camp at Lake Waubesa with instructors Rev. Burton F. Moore and Rev. R. C. Werner. Beatrice Patchen Kathleen Moore Janet Porterfield Phoebe Sabin and Carol Nipple comprise the group alongside Ronald Douglas Donald Morgenthaler Leonard Schultz Randall Weber and others. Mrs. Robert Douglas serves as dean of girls.
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Albany
The
Baptist Church
Lake Waubesa
Ronald Douglas
Donald Morgenthaler
Leonard Schultz
Randall Weber
Beatrice Patchen
Kathleen Moore
Janet Porterfield
Phoebe Sabin
Carol Nipple
Burton F. Moore
the Baptist Church
Robert Douglas
R. C. Werner
Sheboygan Falls
Talent Show Judges Named by Rural Youth
Three judges named for the Green County Rural Youth talent show to be held tonight at 8 in Turner hall. Charles A. Booth Larry R. Lindgren and Mrs Sam W Waelti serve as judges with Norman O Everson, assistant county agent, as master of ceremonies. Honored at Picnic: Cub Scout Den 2 of Pack 314 honored the Christensen family at Lincoln Park farewell picnic before moving to Darlington.
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Green County
Turner Hall
Charles A. Booth
Larry R. Lindgren
Sam W. Waelti
Norman O. Everson
Norman Christensen
Peter
Lynn
Den 2
Lincoln Park
Christensens
Darlington
Den
Robert Kramer
Terry Kramer
Robert Knipschild
Robert Buchholtz
Gary Lovell
Richard Locher
Reverend Liedschlag to Speak at EUB Church Sunday
Rev Herman Liedschlag of Red Bird Mission Kentucky will be guest speaker Sunday at the EUB church. His visit highlights a regional faith event with community members invited to attend.
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Herman Liedschlag
Red Bird Mission of
Kentucky
EUB Church
Aid Groups to Meet Juda Churches at State Line
Aid societies of the Juda EUB and Baptist churches will be guests tomorrow afternoon at the State Line Lutheran church for a joint program.
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Juda Eub
Baptist
State Line Lutheran Church
Mrs L C Gallitz Honored at Farewell Party
Laverne C Gallitz was honored at a farewell party last night at the home of Mrs Edward R Einbeck with co host Mrs Hervey J Hoesly. Gifts and refreshments followed the bridge game in which honors went to five guests. The Gallitz family leaves for Dubuque today.
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Laverne C. Gallitz
Edward R. Einbeck
Hervey J. Hoesly
Gallitz
Dubuque
Mmes
Roy Gempeler
Leo L. Hofmeister
Andrew Bell
Rudolph P. Reger
William Heinzelman
Ejinbeck
Ronald
Rhonda
Louis W. Weisbrod
Mark
Kathy
Weisbrod
New Richmond
Charles Einbeck
Miscellaneous Shower Honors Stuessy Couple
A miscellaneous shower was given Friday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lentz for Pvt. 1st Class and Mrs. Eugene Stuessy. The Stuessys have spent two weeks with their parents, Dr. and Mrs. M. W. Stues sy and the Lentzs. Pvt. 1st Class Stuessy will depart this week for New York and likely be assigned to a Newfoundland base.
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Spring Grove
Fred Lentz
Eugene Stuessy
Stuessys
M. W. Stuessy
Lentzs
Stuessy
New York
Newfoundland
Rosemarie Stracka to Wed August 20
Hartford couple announce the engagement of Rosemarie Stracka to Karl E. Neiderman of Ranchardville. Miss Stracka, a nurse at Wisconsin General, will wed Aug 20 at St Killian’s church Hartford. Neiderman is an optician with Bausch and Lomb in Madison and a UW student.
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A. C. Stracka
Hartford
Rosemarie
Karl E. Neiderman
Ranchardville
Karl Neiderman
Miss Stracka
St. Mary’s Hospital School of Nursing
Milwaukee
Wisconsin General Hospital
Bausch and Lomb Optical Co
Madison
University of Wisconsin
St. Killian’s Church
Will Meet Tomorrow at Juaneta Rebekah Lodge
The Past Noble Grands Chain of Juaneta Rebekah lodge will meet tomorrow afternoon with Miss Anna Rhyner.
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Albany
Juaneta
Rebekah Lodge
Anna Rhyner
Fentons Entertain Jaycees at Picnic and Rieder Elected
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Fenton hosted a Jaycees picnic with wives at their lawn. Dr. Joseph R. Ganshert presented the gavel to Robert H. Rieder, newly elected president, as officers were installed. Leander Kirsch spoke on the Georgia convention and Tulsa meeting plans.
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H. L. Fenton
25Th Avenue
Jaycees
Fenton
Joseph R. Ganshert
Robert H. Rieder
Ronald D. Johnson
Frank C. Stiles
Bernard D. Swiese
Lloyd L. Holmes
Wilmer L
Homemakers Hold Family Picnic At Vilas Park
Monticello Times Special reports a Sunday family outing by the Homemakers at Vilas Park in Madison. Attendees include Arthur Ross and family, William Buehl Jr and son, Wil lis Elmer, Mary Kay and Ellen Faye, with many neighbors and relatives such as Anton Hefty John Stauffer Kenneth Clarence Elmer E W Marty Sam Duerst Carl Frederick Rupp and family Clarence Loveland Frank Loveland Clarence Elmer Jr and daughter Merlyn Loveland Waldo Zimmerman Mrs Herman Klass y Mrs Fred A Karlen Steve Boyum Bernadine and Cathy Wickersham among others.
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Monticello
Town Hall
Vilas Park
Madison
Messrs
Mmes
Arthur Ross
William Buehl Jr
Willis Elmer
Mary Kay
Ellen Faye
Anton Hefty
John Stauffer
Kenneth
Clarence Elmer Sr
E. W. Marty
Sam Duerst
Carl
Frederick Rupp
Clarence Loveland
Frank Loveland
Clarence Elmer Jr
Merlyn Loveland
Waldo Zimmerman
Herman Klassy
Fred A. Karlen
Steve Boyum
Margaret Boyum
Madison, Bernadine
Cathy Wickersham
Idaho Rejects Salk Vaccine Over Polio Crisis
Idaho officials led by Health Director L. J. Peterson condemn the Jonas Salk serum for a polio outbreak that killed seven residents and sent 79 to hospitals since April. Idaho reports 97 polio cases this year, 20 in vaccinated children and 54 among those linked to vaccinated individuals.
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Boise
Idaho
Jonas Salk
L. J. Peterson
9 year old boys taller by 3.8 inches since 1881
Recent sample measurements show that 9 year old American boys are on average 3.8 inches taller and 18.7 pounds heavier than 9 year old boys in 1881.
Stout and Platteville Added to Wisconsin State Colleges
The Board of Regents ordered Stout at Menomonie and Platteville added to the state college system effective July 1 expanding Wisconsin to 11 state colleges. Stout becomes Stout College and Platteville joins Platteville College with old institute boards dissolved and two new regents appointed to the college board ending with 13 members.
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Madison
Board of Regents of State Colleges
Stout
Menomonie
Platteville
Wisconsin
Stout College
Platteville College
College Board of Regents
Wiley Calls for U N Session Inside Russia
Milwaukee senator Wiley urged inviting the Soviet Union to allow a United Nations General Assembly session inside Russia. He proposed 55 free nations’ delegates speak openly within the Iron Curtain and for other meetings to be held there. He framed the idea as proof of freedom’s superiority in the marketplace of ideas.
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Milwaukee
Sen
Wiley
United Nations General Assembly
Russia
Free Nations
Iron Curtain
United Fund For Uso Services
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