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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1964

Page

3

Miss Halloran and Wayne Wilson Wed at West Wiota Church

Miss Marne Sue Halloran and Wayne Lee Wilson exchanged marriage vows at 2 30 p m yesterday in the West Wiota Lutheran church with Rev William Simpson officiating The couple will reside at 1435 Morrison Street Madison where the groom is employed by the University of Wisconsin Food Service Division The bride graduated from the Lutheran Bible Institute of MinneapolisMinn.

Marne Sue Halloran Wayne Lee Wilson West Wiota Lutheran Church William Simpson Ward Halloran Gratiot Lewil Wilson Darlington Donald Timm Monroe Dorothy Johnson Shirley Halloran Corrine Berg Granite Fall Minn Rma Jacobson Braddick North Dakota Jan Schloe University of Wisconsin Wilson The Lutheran Bible Institute of Minneapolis, Mim

Susan FitzGibbon Weds John Winton At Lakewood

Susan FitzGibbon, granddaughter of Mrs. Carl Marty Sr., married John C. Winton at St. James Catholic Church in Lakewood Ohio on a Saturday morning. The couple, Ohio State graduates, will reside in Chicago where Winton works for a nationwide accounting firm. A reception followed at the Cleveland Watching Club as relatives attended from Decorah and Monroe.

Decorah Winton Ohio State University Chicago Germann Monroe Carl Marty

Reunion at Recreation Park honors Wisconsin Swiss descendants

A reunion at Monroe Recreation Park shelter house drew 98 attendees. Descendants of five Swiss couples who immigrated to Wisconsin in 1888 were present from Mt. Horeb Blanchardville Darlington Barneveld Juda Brodhead Monroe Janesville Belleville Milwaukee Waukegan St Peters burg Fla Detroit and Freeport. Officers elected for the next reunion were Mrs Merlyn Miller Mrs Jerry Gallagher and Mrs John Kaderly. Arrangements were led by Mrs William Newman Mrs Frank Watrud and Mrs Walter Trachsel.

Ane Kucxizer Veu Wyss Hilibrand Lebnherr Monroe Recreation Park Merlyn Miler Jerry Gallagher John Kaderly Mt. Horeb Blanchardville Darlington Barneveld Juda Brodhead Monroe Janesville Belleville Milwaukee Waukegan St. Petersburg Fla Detroit Mich Freeport Wisconsin Switzerland William Newman Frank Watrud Walter Trachsel

Golden Age Dinner Held at Monticello After Services

Washington Circle hosted the Golden Age dinner after worship at Zwingli church. Guests included Rev and Mrs F J Mittler from St Louis and Mr and Mrs Truman Olin from Brodhead with Olin showing photos from Switzerland. Attendees named include Albert Moritz Charles R Marty Robert Holcomb Sr Matt H Wittenwyler Elmer Schwerin William E Krassy Adam Duerst Fred Stauffer William Weiss and others. Dinners were delivered to shut ins Fred W Blum Dave Legler and Jake Schultz. Additional guests included Rev and Mrs J Allan Mittler and church consistory members.

Monticello Washington Circle Zwingli Church F. J. Mittler St. Louis Truman ‘Olin Brodhead Olin Switzerland Messrs Mmes Albert Moritz Charles R. Marty Robert Holcomb Sr Matt. H. Wittenwyler Elmer Schwerin William E. Krassy Adam Duerst Fred Stauffer William Weiss Fred Holcomb Joe J., Voegels E. A. Bently Albert J. Marty Fred Schmid Fred W. Blum Dave Legler Jake Schultz J. Allan Mittler Frederick S. Voegeli Elsa Voegeli John Burgy Jacob Wittenwyler William Moser F. W. Schuler Kermit Kammerer Henry Spring Gordon Schultz

Eileen Moore Weds Auman in Shullsburg

Miss Eileen Moore of Madison married Gary D. Auman Saturday at 1:30 p.m. in Centenary Methodist church Shullsburg. Bride wore white organza and lace with crown veil. red roses. Sister Joanne Moore served as maid of honor. bridesmaids wore nile green gowns.

Shullsburg Specs Eileen Moore Madison Gary D. Auman Centenary Methodist Church Alvin S. Moore Dean Suman Warren Joanne Moore William Monahan Shullsbury Ginger Allman

Bride's Wedding Details Highlight Local Couple's Day

The couple celebrated with a formal ceremony as attendants included Debra Monahan as flower girl and Jay Radke Gordon Grundy and Stanley Backenkeller as groomsmen. The bride works with the State Board of Vocational and Adult Education rehabilitation division while her husband is employed by Adwood's in Stockton, Mich.

Debra Monahan Jay Radke Chicago Gordon Grundy Warren Stanley Backenkeller Elizabeth Ill State Board of Vocational and Adult Education Adwood's Stockton

Davidson Family Feted At Orangeville Gathering

The Davidson family from Pinole California and relatives gathered at Archie J. Gibbons home 1614 22nd avenue for an outdoor buffet last night. Attendees included Donald and Beth Bingner Freeport Robert Davidson and daughters, Freeport Melvin Wichman Cedarville and family, Kathryn Davidson Orangeville and more relatives from Orangeville Freeport McConnell and others. The visiting Davidsons include Mrs Harold Davidson and daughters with sons Mark and Steven of Madison.

Cedarville Martin Davidson Kathryn Orangeville Lowell Barker Orville Barker Merrill Barker McConnell Burnell Cornfield Rockford Howard Shepard Freeport Robert Barker Winslow Donald Barker Kenneth Gross Roger Gross Thomas "Rhodes Harold Davidson Pinole Calif Davidson Mark Steven Madison

Country Club Auxiliary Breakfast At Monroe Club

The Monroe Country Club Auxiliary will hold a breakfast at 7 45 a m on Wednesday. Sandwiches will be served at noon instead of the usual luncheon. Golf and cards will be played as usual.

Monroe Country Club

Revered Flak to Speak at Two Lutheran Services

Rev Justin Flak of Levittown N Y will preach at Our Savior s church in the morning and at Jordan church in South Wayne at 10 30 a m on July 5 following a correction in correspondence. A pot luck dinner at Jordan church will conclude the day with coffee provided and attendees bringing utensils and any additional beverages. Rev Hans Jersild current pastor of the two congregations is present.

Justin Flak Levittown N.Y Our Saviour’s Jordan Lutheran South Wayne Flak Our Savior’s Jordan Church Hans Jersild

Marilyn Olson Weds Gronner at LaCrosse

Miss Marilyn Carol Olson of Minneapolis became the bride of David Christopher Gronner Saturday at 2 30 p m in Bethel Lutheran church La Crosse The couple's parents are Mr and Mrs Laurie M Olson LaCrosse and Mr and Mrs Chris Gronner Route 2 Blanchardville The bride wore a peau desi gown with jeweled lace and carried white asters pink Sweetheart roses and ivy The matron of honor was Mrs Gerald Olson of Daytona Beach Fla bridesmaids wore white organza and lace over pink taffeta with lace crowns The best man was Lannell Farmer from Little Falls Minn

Marilyn Carol Olson Minneapolis David Christopher Gronner Bethel Lutheran Church LaCrosse Laurie M. Olson Chris Gronner Route 2 Blanchardville Gerald Olson Daytona Beach Fla Mary Lou Bohnsack Larry Smith Twylah Tron Rugby N.C Lannell Farmer Little Falls Minn

Gronner Couple Weds. Minnesota Honeymoon Planned

Lt Philip Emerson of San Antonio Texas and Gary Jeglum of Blanchardville served as groomsmen while ushers included Donald Jorenby and John Jorenby of Blanchardville Eugene Olson of Galesburg Illinois and Kenneth Olson of La Crosse. After a northern Minnesota honeymoon the Grorners will live in Minneapolis. They are Augsburg College graduates with Mrs Gronner studying music and art and her husband sociology and history.

Philip Emerson San Antonio Tex David Jeglum Horeb Gary Jeglum Blanchardville Donald Jorenby Minneapolis John Jorenby Eugene Olson Galesburg Ill Kenneth Olson LaCrosse Minnesota

Altar Society Donates 700 to Building Fund

St. John's Altar society presented Rev. Edmund Salzmann with a 700 donation for the building fund at Thursday night meeting in the church dining room. Treasurer Mrs. Kenneth Mahlbuch reported on the June 14 church picnic and chicken dinner. Mrs. Kent Quinn read the secretary's report. President Mrs. Rolland Lawyer presided. Lunch was served by Mrs. Frank Goonan.

South Way Inc Times Special Edmund Salzmann St. John’s Altar Society Kenneth Mahlbuch Kent Quinn Rolland Lawyer Frank Goonan

Thoni Moyer Reunion Held at Locher Home

The Thoni Moyer reunion gathered 77 people yesterday at Ernest Locher’s residence on 526 21st Street. Mrs. Rosie Jaggs of Portland traveled far, and Mrs. August Reusch of Barneveld was the oldest member present. Next year’s reunion will be at Arthur Meyer’s Barneveld home. Also, the Nonagon bridge club met Friday with Mrs Nellie Zweifel hosting a dessert luncheon.

Thoni-Meyer Ernest Locher 21St Street Rosie Jaggs Portland Ore August Reusch Barneveld Arthur Meyer Bridge Club Monticello Nellie Zweifel Nonagon Bridge Club

Regional marriages listed in local notices

Elmer Casey, Horeb. Paul and Shirley Witt. James and Charlotte Tresner. LaVerne and Betty Hardyman. John Krahenbuhl. William Brechlin and Nancy Kubly were noted in a regional listing of residents and families. The short notice enumerates married couples and their towns including Mineral Point, Mukwanago, and Darling ton.

Elmer Casey Horeb Paul Shirley Zentner Witt James Charlotte Elmer Tresner Monroe LaVerne Betty Grunder Hardyman Darlington John Kay Zimmerman Krahenbuhl Mineral Point William Nancy Kubly Brechlin Mukwaunago

Waldecker Couple Fetes 50th Anniversary in Rockford

Mr and Mrs Carl Waldecker former Monroe residents celebrated their golden wedding anniversary with a family dinner at the Sweden House Rockford They now live at 73 South 3rd Street Rockford Carl Waldecker born in Monroe and Georgia V Kausewler were married June 27 1914 The Monroe Business and Professional Women's Club had planned a picnic in Monroe Wy The Waldeckers moved to Freeport then Rockford in 1943 Their son Donald and daughter Virginia Mrs Robert Ditzler are mentioned The article notes Virginia died March 7 1958

Waldecker Carl Waldecker Monroe Sweden House Rockford South 3Rd Street Georgia V. Kausew Ler Rev. P Monroe Business A. Schuh Freda Braycot Decatur Lake Freeport Donald Virginia Robert Ditzler

Mmes Kubly and Voegeli Hostesses at Meeting

Mrs Abraham Kubly and Mrs Emil Voegeli were co hostesses at the John Ross Woman's Relief Corps meeting Thursday evening. A dessert luncheon followed the business meeting. Miss Ruth Abley presented two readings titled The Meaning of the Flag and one on Independence Day.

Abraham Kubly Emil G. Voegeli John Ross Woman’s Relief Corps Ruth Abley

Class of 1954 Holds Monticello Reunion

The Monticello high school class of 1954 held its 10th class reunion at the Casino dining room in Monticello Saturday. Attending were Carol Milbrandt of Milwaukee Mrs. David Holdrich Terry Mr and Mrs. Donald Adamson Mr and Mrs. Robert Durtschi and Marvin Marty all of Monticello Mr. and Mrs. Merlin Jenny and other classmates attended.

Monticello

County Teams Compete In Dairy Cattle Judging

Two Green County teams participate in the Southwestern Dairy Cattle Judging at Baraboo today. The senior squad includes Vicki Svendson Jim Salesman Jene Eberle and Bob Weiss. The junior team lists Kevin Stoddard Don Ruehlew John Svendson and Debra Indergand.

Green County Baraboo Vicki Svendson Jim Salesman Jene Eberle Bob Weiss Kevin Stoddard Don Ruehlew John Svendson Debra Indergand

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Wayne Wilson West Wiota Mrs. Wayne Wilson Susan FitzGibbon John Winton Lakewood, Ohio Recreation Park Auman Country Club Pao Howe Sun Jamaica LOT Sv Vy Marilyn Olson Gronner Altar Society Locher Home Kubly Voegeli Monticello Reunion Monroe Evening Times Drapery House
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