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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1952
Page
3
The candlelight ceremony united Miss Ro wena R Christen and Charles Jorgensen Jr at Belev Evangelical and Reformed Church in Belleville. Both graduates of Stout Institute and Milwaukee teachers plan to reside there after a Texas Grand Canyon Yellowstone trip and a moon voyage.
Miss Alberta Elizabeth Stues daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Stuessy wed Aaron Ernest Norder son of Mr and Mrs Orville Norder in a double ring ceremony at Bethlehem Lutheran Brodhead. Rev Carl T Thompson officiated at two oclock service. The bride wore a floor length marquisette gown with lace and carried a white Bible. The groom is a mechanic at Alston's and the couple will reside in Beloit after a wedding trip to Moline Illinois.
The Moose Legion Frolic in Beloit named Aneonore Stauffacher as custodian for the coming year. Harold E. Scherer becomes past Noble North Moose. Attendees included Scherer, Stauffacher, Ray Lovelace, Otto Acker, Sam Kubly, Henry Kramer, and Charles Schadewaldi. The event featured a noon luncheon, afternoon events, a 6:30 banquet and an evening of entertainment. Regular Monroe Moose lodge meeting set for an evening at Moose Hall. Victor Sorenson chaired lunch and arranged Iceland Catfish for the event. Mrs. Fred Abbott hosted the Aid of Evangelical United Brethren church with devotions led by Mrs. Herman Feenje.
Miss Marie Hemphill, Orangeville, becomes bride of Walter John DeRemer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Marshall De Remer, in a ceremony at the First Methodist church parsonage. Rev Ralph K. Kofoed officiated. witnesses were both sets of parents. Attendants Miss Analon Hemphill and Marvin DeRemer. Bride wore pink marquisette and taffeta dress. maid wore printed silk marquisette.
White taffeta wedding attire described with accessories. Mrs. DeRemer, a 1952 Orangeville High School graduate, works for General Casualty Co. in Freeport. Mr. DeRemer is employed at LaBuch South Side Market. They reside at the bride’s parents’ home in Orangeville.
Miss Lindsay and Harold A. Sorenson of LaCrosse will wed here on Saturday after a milleous shower and family picnic on the lawn of The Elms American Legion Home Old Argyle road. Thirty attended including the Dye family and Wartenweiler clan with several Beloit and Madison residents. Lindsay had a prior bridal shower in LaCrosse at Miss Dorothy Ann Gruen's home with twenty guests.
The Indergand family gathered yesterday at Recreation Park shelter house for a reunion. Doran R. Zwygart was elected president with Mrs Allie Holtshopple as secretary and treasurer and Miss Marilyn Rutsch and Dorothy Wald in charge of entertainment for next year. A picnic dinner followed by games.
Smith Family members gathered for their third annual reunion at the Marl Sweet farm in Monroe township.wars, w.arence w. swreland of Washington township was elected president of the Smith Family. Mrs Nathan Sweet of Freeport was named secretary-treasurer. Fifty persons attended and the next reunion is planned at the Richard Smith farm in Washington township. Descendants of Richard A Smith include Roscoe Smith Alois Beer Oscar Losey Maynard Losey Louis Janke Loveland Merlyn Loveland and others from Marshfield and nearby towns.
Monticello Times reports the Girl Scouts plan a camping trip the third week in July with a wiener roast at New Woods State Park attended by many scouts and leaders. Esther Circle of Washington Reformed Church met with co hosts, skipping July and August meetings and resuming in September. Monroe Camera Club led a 45 person caravan to Eagle Point Park Dubuque with a picnic and photo stops.
Dr. David D. Ruehlman of Monroe was re elected surgeon at the annual encampment of the Veterans of Foreign Wars in Wisconsin. Theodore J. Burgy Jr. attended from the local post as new Third district commander. Mrs Willis Mitchell and Mrs Don Lovelace served as delegates to the VFW auxiliary state convention held with the department event.
Robert Linsmeier aged 20 of Birch Creek Michigan died Saturday after his car left Highway 41 north of Menominee and struck a culvert. The accident occurred when the vehicle left the roadway and ended in the culvert, authorities reported.
Thirty two riders participated in a six mile trail ride near the Harry Williams Log Cab farm four hundred twelve miles west of Monroe on Highway 11, hosted by Green County Boots and Saddle Club. In the afternoon Williamses planned ten classes with five ribbons per class, judges, ring master, and announcer listed. Winners across multiple classes include Marilyn Schultz and Donna French in Pony, Floyd French and Arthur Kalson in Palomino, Clarence Schultz and Wendell Goebels among others in Junior Western Pleasure and related events.
Readable text lists participants such as Norman Schillam Melvin Meiers Leonard French and Kenneth Weiderholt for boot race and pole bending events. Names appear repeatedly with allied contributors Glenn Meier Donald Weiderholt and Mrs Norman Pole.
Judge Harold J. Lamboley of Green County Courts will be guest lecturer at the University of Wisconsin law school in Madison tomorrow. He will preside for senior students in the morning and lecture on methods of final settlement of estates and certifications of descent. Lamboley is a Wisconsin graduate.
A Brooklyn New York man is taken to Mendota state hospital for tests after authorities say he threatened two people. Police reported the incident occurred this year in Brooklyn New York and involved threats toward two individuals.
Police say a man entered a Bro trailer camp residence while occupants were out Saturday night and threatened Mrs. Cleora Ritter and her daughter Dora Ritter. He remained in the trailer, made coffee, and warned them of eviction before being placed in county jail.
Duane Edo Ward Young 20 formerly of Kenosha Wisconsin and James G. Tripple 23 of Los Angeles were charged with first degree murder in the fatal slaying of Sol Friedman 74 owner of a South Phoenix drive in tavern. The killing occurred Friday night during an attempted holdup. Sheriff Cal Boies said the two suspects hitched a ride with John.
A sheriffs deputy filed a complaint accusing Siebert of binding a man with rope, taking his car by force and driving to Fried man’s tavern. The incident is charged as murder, armed robbery and kidnapping. The report notes extinct prehistoric horses like the eohippus were about fox-sized.
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