Miss Marie Stichter Weds Robert Moats in Single Ring Ceremony
Miss Marie Stichter daughter of Earl and Mrs. Stichter Route 2 and Robert Moats son of Lewis and Mrs. Moats Polo were married by Rev Ralph K Kofoed in a single ring service. The bride wore a yellow nylon print dress with white accessories and a white sweetheart rosebud corsage. Attendant Mrs Earl M Stichter Jr Rochelle Til wore a matching dress and corsage of yellow roses. Best man Earl M Stichter Jr. After a dinner at Swiss Wheel Restaurant, the couple planned a brief trip and will reside in Monroe.
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Robert Moats
Ralph K. Kofoed
Ralph K. Foed
Earl Stichter
Lewis Moats
Polo
Miss Stichter
Earl M. Stichter Jr
Rochelle
Til
Monroe
Sharon Hintze Weds Donald A Holcomb at St Pauls Church
Sharon Lea Hintze of Wausau marries A2/C Donald A Holcomb at 6 p m Friday in St Pauls Evangelical and Reformed with father escorting. The gown is ivory satin with lace bodice seed pearls a full train a fingertip veil crown of seed pearls and a colonial bouquet. Bridesmaid Aileen Gusman wears yellow roses. Best man Arthur Burghini and ushers Gerald and Ralph Hintze. Parents are Mrs Freida Hintze and Edward Hintze of Wausau and Mr and Mrs Arthur Holcomb of Monticello Route 2. The couple will reside at Truax Field Madison after a wedding trip through southern Wisconsin.
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Wausau
Donald A.holcomb
Sharon Lea Hintze
St. Paul's Evangelical and Reformed Church
Donald A. Holcomb
Aileen Gusman
Peter Hintze
Arthur Burghini
Truax Field
Gerald Hintze
Ralph ‘Hintze
Freida Hintze
Edward Hintze
Arthur Holcomb
Route 2
Monticello
Wausau High School
Monticello High School
Wisconsin
Maidson
Johnsons Observe Silver Anniversary Celebration
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Johnson marked their 25th wedding anniversary with an open house on Sunday June 27 at their home 1922 21st street. Attendants included Evelyn Dunaway and Grace Johnson. guests numbered about 200 from Freeport Rockford Pearl City Monroe Seattle San Francisco Madison and many Wisconsin towns. The couple, married June 27 1928 at Embury Methodist Church Freeport, received gifts and a purse of money as a four tier silver and white cake centerpieces the event featured pink roses and a large buffet. Their two sons Robert and Gene were at home with other relatives and friends in attendance.
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Russell Fritz
August Buzzi
Hattie Naef
Elmer Foulker
Fred Flick
Monroe
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Gene
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Badger
Madison
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Shullsburg
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South Wayne
Wiota
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Argyle
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Orfordville
Rockford
Freeport
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Pearl City
Winslow
Decatur
Bethlehem church guest day features varied program
Bethlehem Lutheran church hosts Guest Day with Norwegian songs by Eugene Warren and accordion selections by Bernice and Betty Weibel. Mrs Selmer Olson to show Europe trip film. Program chaired by Mrs Mabel Douglas with co chairs Mrs L J Berg and Mrs Tilman Everson. Birthday party held for Harold Lelle in Argyle with attendees from Warren Browntown and South Wayne. Mrs Ernest Salzwedel elected president at Mahl kuch family reunion. next reunion set for Recreation Park last Sunday in June with relatives from Brodhead Juda Woodford South Wayne Monroe and nearby towns.
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Bethlehem Lutheran Church
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Stoughton
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Betty Weibel
Selmer Olson
Europe
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Harold Lelle
Argyle
Messrs
Mmes
Harry Hicks
Emil Burri
Tony Fiedler
Warren
Nick Lele
Clark Lelle
Hullett Pickett
Lloyd Retzlaff
South Wayne
Elwood Scherers
Browntown
Pass
Richard
Salzwedel
Ernest Salzwedel
Juda
Mahlkuch
Recreation Park
Fred
Harry Welch
Brodhead
Woodford
Monroe
Tinois
Miss Hughes and Purcell to Wed in Stockton
Miss Sylvia Ann Hughes and Gerald E. Purcell plan to marry on July 21 at 9 a.m. in Holy Cross Catholic church Stockton Illinois. The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs James Hughes of Stockton and works at Monroe Clinic. The groom is son of Mr and Mrs Martin Purcell of Monroe. Rosemary Purcell will be maid of honor with William Purcell as best man. other bridal party members include Audry Flannery Jeanette Goldhagen Jo Ann Geithman and Shirley Borsdorf. Groomsmen Kan Miederman Norman Huber ushers Eugene Hughes and Ted Bayrhofer. Flower girls JoAnn Schlichting Mary Ann Purcell and Mar gery Clancy with David Clancy as ringbearer.
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Rosemary Purcell
William Purcell
Audrey Flannery
Monroe
Jeanette ‘Goldhagen
Sinsinawa
Jo Ann Geithman
Shirley Borsdorf
Stockton
Kan
Miederman
Madison
Norman
Huber
Eugene’ Hughes
Ted Bayrhoffer
JoAnn Schlichting
Mary Ann Purcell
Margery Clancy
Milwaukee
David Clancy
Clinic Staff To Honor Departing Physicians In Monticello
Monroe Clinic staff hosts a farewell at the Country Club honoring Dr. Olson, Dr. Oertley, and Dr. Benkendorf as they depart for private practice in Darlington and military service. Attending are area physicians, staff, and their spouses. tonight’s supper honors the physicians and includes a farewell for Dr. Benkendorf.
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Monroe Clinic
Country Club
Lyle L. Olson
Robert E. Oertley
Charles Bennendorf
Monticello
Olson
Oertley
Darlington
Benkendorf
Army Considers Rotation Change in Far East Duty
Washington a rine army considers a fixed 16 month tour in Korea and Japan to replace the rotation system after fighting ends in Korea. A spokesman said Gen Mark Clark has not yet stated his views. Under current rules enlisted men earn rotation credit by months in fire exposed units four points, at headquarters three, and two for rear units. Normally peacetime overseas tours vary with policy and manpower.
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Washington
Rine
Far East
Korea
Japan
Mark Clark
U. S. Far Eastern
Clark
Palance Seeks Varied Roles After Predatory Villain Image
Hollywood star Jack Palance, famed for his murderous screen personas, says he wants to escape violent roles and pursue diverse characters. He notes Oscar nomination for Sudden Fear and current work with Alan Ladd in Shane, comparing his career path to Bogart Gable and others who left crime starts behind.
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Hollywood
Jack Palance
Richard Widmark
Joan Crawford
Alan Ladd
Shane
Palance
Humphrey Bogart
Duke Mantee
Petrified Pa
Clark Gable
James Cagney
Edward G. Robinson
N W Heintskill 80 Retired Banker Dies
Milwaukee obituary notes N W Heintskill 80 longtime banker and civic leader died Monday after brief illness. He was vice president of the Catholic Knights of Wisconsin and secretary of Community Building and Loan Co. at retirement in 1948. He also served as director of the Wisconsin Savings and Loan League and of the Federal Home Loan Bank in Chicago.
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Milwaukee
N. W. Heintskill
Catholic Knights of Wisconsin
Heintskill
Community Building and Loan Co
He Als
Wisconsin Savings and Loan League
Federal Home Loan Bank
Chicago
American Economy Stays At Peakin
Americans sit atop the mid 1953 economy with strong income gains and a peacetime industrial peak. Yet worries persist over peak taxes, debts, and inflation as energy in prices and spending shifts. forecasters see momentum but warn of foreign aid costs and continued defense burdens.
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Sam Dawson
New York
U. S
Youth Paints Power Unit, Electrocuted
Charles Butts 18 of Tigerton died while painting a 27 000 volt transformer at a Racine Wisconsin Electric substation He had just completed his freshman year in chemical engineering at the University of Wisconsin Madison and worked for a Baraboo firm hired to paint the substation
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Charles Butts
Tigerton
Butts
University of Wisconsin
Madison
Wisconsin Electric Power Co
Former Chancellor Timothy Fitzpatrick Dies at 78
New York Rev. Timothy Fitzpatrick 78 longtime vicar general of the Corpus Christi Diocese Texas and once chancellor of the Marquette Diocese Michigan died Monday.
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New York
Timothy Fitzpatrick
Diocese of
Corpus Christi
Tex
Marquette, Mich
Death of Pastor Who Aided DP Work in Wisconsin
Rev. Werner G. Spiegel 45 Lutheran pastor active in aiding displaced persons died Sunday. He served at a Aberdeen South Dakota church before being sent to Europe to study the refugee situation. He then led DP services for the Wisconsin Lutheran Welfare Society Milwaukee and worked with the Lutheran World Federation before retirement and returning to Wausau to live with his sister. Funeral planned for Wednesday.
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Werner G. Spiegel
Spiegel
Aberdeen
S. D
Europe
Germany
United States
Luthern Welfare Society of
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Lutheran World Federation
Wausau
Dartmoor Convicts Run Secret Horse Races Using Radio
Mystified wardens at Dartmoor Prison uncover a cell made radio used by inmates to obtain nightly race results. Convicts allegedly used cigarettes as betting currency and convict bookies collected winnings at the track starting prices.
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Dartmoor
England
Market report highlights mixed livestock and produce prices
CHICAGO market update shows salable hogs at 24.25 to 26.00 for 240 280 lb types with sows down to 20 22.50 and lighter hogs up to 23.00. Calves see strong demand with most cattle and yearlings at 19.50 22.25, cows at 9.75 13.00, vealers 15.00 21.00. Butter steady at 93 score AA and US prices around 50 63 for various grades. Eggs steady with US large 50.5, mediums 47.5, standard 47.0.
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Aivestos
Chicago
USDA
U. S
Grain and land ownership notes from Sweden and Chicago markets
Chicago cash wheat and corn prices show No 2 yellow hard 1.93 percent gains, No 1 mixed 1.93 percent, corn prices range from 1.62 to 1.63, oats list several grades with 76 to 78 cents, barley prices around 1.30 to 1.60, and Sweden reports about a quarter of agricultural land owned by national and local governments, reflecting state influence on land.
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Chicago
Sweden
Busy mixer incident in Bristol ends with stripping
A cement mixer in Bristol stripped 32 year old David Collins to his underwear. Gear wheels seized his shirt vest and under shirt. Workmates wrapped him in a raincoat to cover him as he was left bruised and humiliated. He called it a cheap suit trial.
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England
Bristol
David Collins
Collins
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