Monroe Country Club July Events Highlight Iddy Holiday
The Monroe Country Club outlines July and August activities for members. Highlights include a Fourth of July dinner and dance with Angelo's Fantasians and a fireworks display, Plus Men's and Women's golf days, a MHS Class of 1934 reunion, and the UW Badger Booster Day. August features Herman Meier's Cheese Open and a Bermuda Party.
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Monroe Country Club
Angelo
MHS
University of Wisconsin Badger
Herman Meier
Dinner Honors First Birthdays and Wedding Anniversaries
A Sunday dinner at the Robert Anderson home in South Wayne celebrated Learner Anderson and Billy Ludwig turning one year old. The gathering also marked the wedding anniversaries of Dr. and Mrs. L. E. Creasy and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Zettle with many relatives in attendance from Monroe Browntown Argyle San Francisco California and nearby areas. Evening callers included Mr. and Mrs. Vie Wehinger and Pat.
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Robert Anderson
South Wayne
Learner Anderson
Billy Ludwig
L. E. Creasy
Ralph Zettle
Clifford Ludwig
Gordon
Jeanne
Billy
Brodhead
Ronnie
Monroe
Leland Lehman
Bonnie Lu
Shirley
Frank Stubbe
Browntown
Harold Stubbe
Morgan Anderson
Arthur Bennett
San Francisco
Calif
Harry Anderson
Carolyn
Linda
Joan
Gregory
Learner
Argyle
Vie Wehinger
Pat
Mary Hollenstein Named Matron of Honor at Hollenstein Wedding
Miss Mary Hollenstein served as matron of honor at the wedding of William Joseph Hollenstein and Marion Irene Ingwell at St. Victor's Catholic church. Bridesmaids included Norma Ingwell Dorothy Hanson and Mavis Powers. George Hollenstein Jr. was best man with groomsmen Victor Ingwell John Hollenstein Richard Buscher and ushers Ronald Tuescher and Robert Buschor.
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Mary Hollenstein
Monroe Evening Times
William Joseph Hollenstein
Marion Irene Ingwell
St. Victor’s Catholic Church
Norma Ingwell
Dorothy Hanson
Mavis Powers
George Hollenstein Jr
Victor Ingwell
John Hollenstein
Richard Buscher
Ronald Tuescher
Robert Buschor
Charles Opie Elected President at Reunion
Charles Opie of Gratiot was elected president at the Indergand family reunion held at the Dave Indergand farm in Monroe Township. The gathering drew 76 attendees from 24 families with Mrs. Brooks Indergand named secretary treasurer for next year.
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Charles Opie
Gratiot
Indergand
Dave Indergand
Monroe Township
Brooks Indergand
Returen
Fred Wald
Madison
Belleville
Blanchardville
Monticello
Juda
Monroe
Rosheisen Couple Celebrates 25 Years of Marriage
BRODHEAD Wisconsin Mr and Mrs Russell Rosheisen observe their silver wedding anniversary with a dinner hosted by Mrs Rosheisen s parents Mr and Mrs Orla McClelland and by Mr and Mrs Walter Swanborg Mrs Swanborg is Mrs Rosheisen s sister The couple wed June 30 1934 in Freeport Rev Edwin Johnson officiating They lived on a Spring Grove Township farm until 1956 then moved to Brodhead He now works at Risum Implement Co Mrs Rosheisen is employed at the Fashion House
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George Wolf
12Th Avenue
Robert Wolf
Freeport
Harry Leahn
Janesville
Red Cedar Lodge
Brodhead
Evansville
Wolf
Russell Rosheisen
Orla McClelland
Walter Swanborg
Rockford
Swanborg
Rosheisen
Edwin Johnson
Lutheran Church
Bjork
Spring Grove Township
Risum Implement Co
Fashion House
June Birthdays Celebrated at Green County Hospital Party
The Jordan Women's Guild hosted a birthday party for patients at Green County Hospital on Argyle Road. Rev. Robert J. Werle served as pastor with assistants Morgan Johnson, Keith Jackson, Fred R. Probst, Henry Wieman, Lawrence Berg, Oscar Evenson, Ivan Ellingson, and Awalt Eichstadt. Singers included Sandra Jackson, Janet Meier, Betty Wickey, Diane Berg, Terry Kubly, and John Boynton.
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Green County Hospital
Argyle Road
Jordan Women’s Guild
Robert J. Werle
Mmes
Morgan Johnson
Keith Jackson
Fred R. Probst
Henry Wieman
Lawrence Berg
Oscar Evenson
Ivan Ellingson
Awalt Eichstadt
Sandra Jackson
Janet Meier
Betty Wickey
Diane Berg
Terry Kubly
John Boynton
Mrs Eckhart Feted With Family Picnic
Mrs Eckhart honored at a Sunday family picnic in Wickenburg Arizona beside relatives from Beloit Waukesha Atkinson Milton and Milton Junction. Attendees include six sisters of her late mother Mollie Norman Olson and extended family members.
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E. J. Bingham
Local Families Gather for Community Social Across Towns
A list of residents includes Mr and Mrs John Townsend and family Cathy Sandy Jane Lori in Evansville with Mr and Mrs Forrest Parish and daughter Lynn and son Steven. Others noted are Mr and Mrs Hubert Wright with Steve Barbara Theresa and Mike in Milton Junction and Mr and Mrs John Griffen with Debbie in Milton. Also listed are Mr and Mrs Eugene Cary and Brian in Ft Atkinson and Mr and Mrs Allen Smith in Milton along with John Holdrick in Monticello and Mr and Mrs Leo Culles and Shirley Ann.
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John Townsend
Cathy
Sandy
Jane
Lori
Forrest Parish
Lynn
Steven
Evansville
Hubert Wright
Steve
Barbara
Theresa
Mike
John Griffen
Debbie
Milton Junction
Eugene Cary
Brian
Ft. Atkinson
Aillen Smith
Milton
John Holdrick
Monticello
Leo Culles
Shirley Ann
Schultz Reunion Held At John DeNure Home
Mr and Mrs William Frauchiger presided at the Schultz family reunion held Sunday at the John DeNure home in Jordan Center A picnic dinner was served at noon games were played and entertainment provided by the Frauchiger girls The group voted to hold the 1960 reunion at Lincoln Park in Monroe on the fourth Sunday in June Attendees came from Cedarville Freeport Dakota Davis Ill Madison Monticello Brodhead Monroe South Wayne Browntown and Argyle
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William Frauchiger
Schultz
John DeNure
Jordan Center
Frauchiger Girls
Lincoln Park
Monroe
Cedarville
Freeport
Dakota
Davis
Ill
Madison
Monticello
Brodhead
South Wayne
Browntown
Argyle
Bidlingmaier Family Reunion At Monticello School Grounds
The annual Bidlingmaier family reunion drew 80 relatives from Beloit Madison Freeport Winslow Monroe Argyle New Glarus and Monticello. The gathering was held Sunday on the Monticello school grounds and showcased extended kinship bonds across multiple cities.
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Monticello
Bidlingmaier
Beloit
Madison
Freeport
Winslow
Monroe
Argyle
New Glarus
Aid Society Meeting at St John’s UCC
Mrs Julius Hofer will lead devotions at St John’s United Church of Christ Aid Society meeting Thursday at 2 30 p m in the church. She will be assisted by Mrs Anna Grimm. Rev Paul H Olm will show film strips.
Schoolmates Picnic Draws 200 plus from Many States
SOUTH WAYNETimes Special Five states and 27 cities and villages were represented at the Schoolmates Picnic and Homecoming at Village Park Sunday. Youngest attendee was six week old Julia Foley of Platteville and the furthest traveler was Grace Johnson Campbell of Amanda California. The event featured a memorial address by Rev. Ray Orr and welcome by Carol Hawkinson with remarks from several clergy.
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South Wayne
Village Park
Business Place
Julia
Robert Foley
Platteville
Grace Johnson Campbell
Amanda
Calif
Wayne Martin
Ed Wolfe
Royal Bixby
The
Schoolmates Picnic Association
Lawrence Kiefer
St. John’s Catholic
Thomas Jarrell
Robert Verle
Our Savior’s Lutheran Church
Ray Orr
South Wayne High School
West Liberty
Carol Hawkinson
Rev. Orr
Las Vegas
Nev
Hoover
WSWS Juda EUB church guests of State Line Lutheran Aid
Members of the WSWS of the Juda EUB church will be guests Thursday afternoon of the State Line Lutheran Aid society.
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JUDA
WSWS
Juda Eub
State Line Lutheran Aid Society
Theft at Moose Hall Prompts Billing Dispute
Women of the Moose held a ritual practice at Moose Hall where 25 officers, chairmen and escorts were present. The group reported jewelry valued at $750 missing from an apartment, and the thief’s three long distance calls to Macon, Georgia drew ire from John A Blair over the resulting bill.
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Moose
Moose Hall
John A. Blair
Macon
Burglary Ransacks Baltimore Home Prompting Ire
A Baltimore resident grows irked after a burglar ransacked the home. Police report details of the break in and ongoing investigation. No further suspects named. Local authorities urge anyone with information to come forward.
Government Holds Seventy Percent of Arizona Land
The report notes that the United States government owns or controls about 70 percent of Arizona land, a substantial share affecting state planning and use.
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United States
Arizona
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