Elizabeth Hendrickson Wed Schuldt at Yellowstone Church
Miss Elizabeth Lou Hendrickson became the bride of Bur dette Mervyn Schuldt in a 10 15 a m ceremony at Yellowstone Catholic Church. Rev George R Grotkin officiated the double ring rite before family. The couple will reside in Madison after a wedding trip to Niagara Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Lou Hendrickson
Burdette Mervyn Schuldt
Yellowstone Catholic
George R. Grotkin
Milton B. Hendrickson
Mineral Point
Mr. Schuldt
Lester J. Schula
South Wayne
Mildred Hendrickson
Andrew Hendrickson
Donald Schuldt
Milton P. Hendrickson
Roland Schuldt
Cantrill and Schmid Wed at Orangeville Church
Miss Joan Lou Cantrill became Mrs. William A. Schmid in a ceremony at the Orangeville Evangelical United Brethren church officiated by Rev. Milford Best. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Pinnow, wore Chantilly lace and chiffon taffeta with a veil, bouquet of garnet roses and stephanotis. Flanked by maid of honor Jo Harless, the couple's reception followed in church parlors with family and friends attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Lou Cantrill
Orangeville
William A. Schmid
Beverly Gross
Edwin Schmid
Monroe
Jo Harless
Stephanie Pinnow
Billie Pinnow
Glen Pinnow
David Thibodeau
Susan Pinnow
Patricia Brockover
Mmes
Gene Pinnow
Dave Thibodeau
Milton Moore
Kenneth Gruenberg
Kline Reunion at Hog Back Park Honors World War I Casulty
Sixty eight descendants of Rolland and Mrs. Kline gathered at Hog Back State Line Park for their annual reunion. Ewert Kline, a World War I casualty, inspired the Ewert Kline American Legion Post of Orangeville. Attendees included Lewis and Brooks Kline with families from Waukegan, Mrs Ed Dornbush from Wander Lake, and Mrs Glenn Reider of Water Town, Wis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kline
Orangeville
Rolland Kline
Hog Back State Line Park
Klines
Ewert
Ewert Kline
American Legion
Lewis
Brooks Kline
Waukegan
Lydia) Dornbush
Wander Lake
Glenn
Faith) Reider
Watertown
Wis
Hog Back Park
Sunday church services and picnic announced
Clarno Evangelical United Brethren holds worship at 10 and 11 a.m. Staver's church offers services at 11 and 10 a.m. The Staver's Youth Fellowship family picnic is scheduled for Sunday at noon led by Rev. Irvin A. Lepien.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarno Evangelical United Brethren Church
Staver’s Church
Staver’s Youth Fellowship
Irvin A. Lepien
Blanchardville Girl Scouts Elect Officers
Marilyn Watrud was chosen president of the Blanchardville Girl Scouts with Vicki Kopps as vice president, Mary Ann Hanson secretary, Linda Gilbertson treasurer, and Deanna Zander as reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heads Girl Scouts
Blanchardville
Marilyn Watrud
Girl Scouts
Vicki Kopps
Mary Ann Hanson
Linda Gilbertson
Deanna Zander
Orangeville High Graduates Wed as Army Couple
Carol Drews helped at the reception. Both are graduates of Orangeville High School and the bride groom is stationed with the Armed Forces in Fort Carson, Colorado. After a trip to northern Wisconsin, the couple will live at Fort Carson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Drews
Orangeville High School
Fort Carson
Colo
Wisconsin
Lor raine Chamberlin Weds Frank Vodvarka in Brodhead
Miss Lorraine E. Chamberlin and Frank D. Vodvarka married at St. Rose Catholic church Brodhead in a 9 am ceremony officiated by Rev. Wilford Schuster. The couple will reside in Brodhead after July 6 with a reception in Wisconsin Dells and several family members attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brodhead
Lorraine E. Chamberlin
Ernest Chamberlin
Frank D. Vodvarka
Frank J. Vodvarka
Watertown
St. Rose Catholic Church
Wilford Schuster
Darlene Trezek
Marie Vodvarka
Daisy Spangler
John L. Vodvarka
James Chamberlin
Workshop attendees study Bishop techniques at Northern Illinois University
Mrs Roy Hefty and Mrs Gerald Abraham attended a workshop at Northern Illinois University DeKalb where the course covered the latest Bishop techniques. Edna Bryte Bishop originated these methods and serves as educational director of Advance Pattern Co. Mrs Abraham teaches home economics at Orangeville High School and Mrs Hefty teaches at Dakota High School. They reside locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orangeville
Roy Hefty
Gerald Abraham
Northern Illinois University
DeKalb
Edna Bryte Bishop
Advance Pattern Co
Abraham
Hefty
Dakota High School
Rosa Legler Honored on 79th Birthday in New Glarus
Mrs Rosa Legler of New Glarus was honored yesterday afternoon for her 79th birthday which falls tomorrow. Attendees included Monroe residents Mrs August Mueller Mr John Waelti Mr Emil Boesch Mr Henry M Marty Mr Fred B Strauss and others from Beloit and New Glarus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa Legler
New Glarus
Mmes
August Mueller
John Waelti
Emil Boesch
Henry M. Marty
Fred B. Strauss
Monroe
W. R. Morris
R. E. VanGalder
Beloit
Fred Schneider
Louise Freitag
Herman Kubly
Emma Thoma
Henry Hoesly
Devotions Led by Mrs Clayton Olson at Women's Union Meeting
Mrs Clayton Olson will lead devotions and deliver a thank offering message at the Women's Union meeting in St John s United Church of Christ Tuesday at 7 45 p m. Special music and a film The Power of Prayer will be shown. A social hour and refreshments follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton Olson
Women’s Union
St. John’s United Church
Williams Child Observes 10th Birthday in Browntown
James Charles Williams son of Mr and Mrs Jack Williams observed his 10th birthday Thursday. Guests included Lois Allen Carol Hauser and Ervin Allen. He received gifts and a cake baked by his mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browntown
James Charles Williams
Jack Williams
Lois Allen
Carol Hauser
Ervin Allen
James
Grace Society Meets at Grace Lutheran Aid Luncheon
Grace Lutheran aid society held a meeting yesterday in the church with Robert H. Maurer Chester Pfund and Cassius Woodle serving on the luncheon committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Society
Robert H. Maurer
Chester Pfund
Cassius Woodle
Grace Lutheran Aid Society
Talent Night Planned by EUB Junior Choir
The junior choir of the EUB church will sponsor a talent night at 8 p.m. tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EUB Church
Block Heinzelman Couple Wed in St Johns Church
Miss Lois D Block and Henry C Heinzelman were married at 1 30 p m in St Johns United Church of Christ. Rev Paul H Olmper officiated. The bride, daughter of Mrs Lena Block Newark California, wore a white rose print lace gown, pearl crown veil, and carried American beauty roses. Groom, son of Mr and Mrs Carl Heinzelman Route 2, is a farmer. They will reside on Route 2 after a Niagara Falls honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois D. Block
19Th Avenue
Lena Block
Newark
Calif
Henry C. Heinzelman
Carl Heinzelman
St. John’s United Church of Christ
Paul H. Olm
Dwayne Block
Herman Heinzelman
Vernon Block
Milford C. Olson
Mmes
Walter Share
Robert Williams
David Cunningham
Thomas Cunningham
Katie Block
Vallejo
Palmyra
Forest Park
Monticello
New Glarus
Madison
Argyle
Jutla
Albany
Niagara Falls
Monroe High School
Heinzelman
Dinner Attended by Monroe and Darlington Guests
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Tschabold celebrate their Silver wedding anniversary with a Sunday dinner at Route 4. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. John Mueller Myrtis Wickersham Sr William Rothenbuehler all of Monroe and Mr. and Mrs LeRoy Rood of Darlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mueller
Myrtis Wickersham Sr
William Rothenbuehler
Monroe
LeRoy Rood
Darlington
Oscar Tschabold
Route 4
Worship Services at Blanchardville Lutheran Church
Worship begins at 9 45 a m at Blanchardville Lutheran Church led by Rev N C Anderson following the weekly schedule and attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanchardville Lutheran Church
N. C. Anderson
Budget Aide Nominated to TVA Board Post
The White House said President Eisenhower will nominate Arnold R. Jones of Manhattan Kansas to the Tennessee Valley Authority board of directors next week. Jones is a Budget Bureau official and former associate of Dr Milton Eisenhower. He will replace Harry A. Curtis whose term expired May 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Eisenhower
Arnold R. Jones
Manhattan
Kas
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
Jones
Budget Bureau
Milton Eisenhower
Harry A. Curtis
All But One in Events Swiss Family Lebherz Upholds Fine Tradition
The Lebherz family from San Francisco competes at Monroe Turnfest with five members Tom and Herbert A. Lebhertz Arlene Dawn and a returning trip to Switzerland planned aboard the Queen Elizabeth. The parents trained since 1919 and 1931 respectively while children pursue gymnastic and teaching goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert A. Lebherz
Herbert G
Tommy”’ Lebherz
Dawn
Lebherz
Arlene
Times
Tommy
Frisco
Leicherts
Monroe
Switzerland
Niagara Falls
Washington
New York City
San Francisco
Leichert
Feuerthalen
Canton Zurich
Rhine River
Germany
Glen Park
Milwaukee
America
Cleveland
Appara
Turnfest Veteran Leicherz Recalls Long Gymnastic Career
The article details Leicherz’s long gymnastic run including top finishes in the Pacific Association AAU circuit with frequent first places, a fifth at the 1937 Turnfest in Monroe with 95.5, wins in Los Angeles 1938 and 1941, and later roles as instructor and group president around 1954 Fest time. He notes retirement plans before Turnfest with a cheerful spirit and reflects on near Olympic participation in 1932 hindered by mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tus A
Pacific Association
AAU
Monroe
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Poison bottles warned to keep from children
Parents are cautioned to keep poisonous bottles and boxes out of reach of children. Accidental dental poisoning kills more children than polio, diphtheria and scarlet fever combined.
Prairie Farmer Acquires Wallace Papers In Farm Press Deal
Prairie Farmer Publishing Co. of Chicago announced it has bought Wallace's Farmer and Iowa Homestead and the Wisconsin Agriculturist and Farmer. Prairie Farmer serves Illinois and Indiana and runs radio station WLS, with a 400000 circulation. Wallace-Homestead Co. will publish Wallace's in Iowa, Racine published Wisconsin paper remains, with staff largely unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Prairie Farmer Publishing Co
Wallace
Farmer
Iowa Homestead
Wisconsin Agriculturist
Prairie Farmer
Illinois
Indiana
WLS
James E. Edwards
Prairie Farmer Organization
Iowa
Wallace-Homestead Co
Des Moines
Wisconsin
Racine
Edwards
Hollandale Man Dies In Sawmill Accident
Hollandale Charles W. Walstad aged 29 was crushed to death when logs shifted from a truck at Schies Sawmill three miles east of Hollandale on Highway 39. He worked atop the logs when several rolled off and he was thrown down. Three logs struck his head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollandale
Charles W. Wallstad
Walstad
Schies
Iowa County
Highway
Vagabond Players Stage Janus By Candlelight In Blackout
Distressed by a fierce storm blackout in Flat Rock North Carolina the Vagabond Players kept their performance moving by candlelight seven kerosene lamps and two car headlights lit the stage during the show of Janus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flat Rock
N.C
Vagabond
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Elizabeth Hendrickson
Burdette Schuldt
Yellowstone Church
Schmitz
Mrs. Burdette M. Schuldt
American Orthopedic Company
Lorraine Chamberlin
Frank Vodvarka
St. John’s
TVA Board
By Helen Zimmerli
Herbert A. Lebherts
White Haven Nursing Home
Harold Miller
R.N
Paul Miller
Brotherhood
ACE Hardware
New Holland Hayliner
New Holland
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