Newlyweds Ronald McGinley and Karen Buttke wed in Juda Wisconsin
The ceremony at Evangelical United Brethren Church Juda Wisconsin on February 17 united Ronald McGinley son of Mr and Mrs Spencer McGinley Route 3 Monroe and Karen Buttke daughter of Mr and Mrs Floyd Buttke Route 1 Rock City Illinois. Rev Melvin Nickel officiated as Shirley Haas and Mrs John Mahlbuch Jr accompanied. The bride wore Chantilly lace over net and tulle with sabrina neckline and cathedral train. The couple hosted a reception at the VFW Hall Monroe with guests from Sun Prairie Rockford Freeport Janesville Davis and South Beloit.
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14Th Ave
Monroe
Ronald McGinley
Karen Buttke
Floyd W. Buttke
Rock City
All
Spencer McGinley
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Juda
Wis
Melvin Nickel
Shirley Haas
John Mahlbuch Jr
James Mulligan
Janesville
Roger Wyss
Tina Rae Buttke
Charles Buttke
Todd Mulligan
Thomas Mulligan
Tina Rae
Thomas Zwicker
V.F.W. Hall
Duane Z
Miss Isely
David Sorenson
Dianna Marie Isely
Roger R. Isely
21St Street
David Lee Sorenson
Elizabeth Sorenson
15Th Ave
Armond Sorenson
St. John’s United Church of Christ
Milton G. Petzold
Dennis Davis
Cathy Gempler
Bill Sorenson
Linda Sorenson
Randy Isely
Michael Isely
OES Chapter Sees Dinner Plans At Temple Meeting
Pro tem officers for the St. Omar Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star presided at a March 11 meeting in the Masonic Temple. Plans for the Commandery dinner set for March 16 at 6 30 p m target 150 attendees. A Rainbow Girls report urged attendance and inspections while invitations listed upcoming chapter events and a Past Matrons and Patrons Night set for March 25.
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St. Omar
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Elton Magoon
Orville R. Evans
Electa
Alton V. Kiel
Ben Thompson
Bruce Reichert
Sam Rubi
Rainbow Girls
The
Eastern Star
Board of
William Johnston
Racine
Dorie Hall
Albany
Brodhead
Harris House
J. T. Etter Jr
Elsie Cash
St. Patrick’s
Marie Blum
Werner Blum
Siedschlag Infant Baptized at Forest Junction
Michael John Siedschlag son of Mr and Mrs John Siedschlag of Clintonville Wisconsin was baptized Sunday March 10 at Zion Evangelical EUB Church Forrest Junction by Rev Theodore Jordan. Grandparents present included Marvin Siedschlag Monroe and Frank Siedschlag Juda with four generation photos taken. Sponsors were Roger Stark Des Plaines Illinois.
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Michael John Siedschlag
John Siedschlag
Clintonville
Wis
Zion Evangelical Eub
Forrest Junction
Theodore Jordan
Marvin Siedschlag
Monroe
Frank Siedschlag
Juda
Diane Siedschlag
Madison
Eldon Schnell
Roger Stark
Des Plaines
Ill
Siedschlag
Mrs John Usher Elected President of Monroe Woman's Club
Mrs John H Usher, former vice president for 1967 68, was elected president of the Monroe Woman's Club at the annual meeting held in the Ludlow Library Reading Room. New officers include Mrs William Stuckey as vice president and Mrs George Carpenter as recording secretary. About 90 members heard gardening talk by Thomas Carlson, Fairview Greenhouses Inc., Janesville, who urged garden upkeep and sensible plant choices.
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John H. Usher
Woman's Club of
Monroe
Ludlow Library
Lester M. Johnson
William Stuckey
George Carpenter
Harold Ambler
Melvin Will
Charles Miller
Thomas Carlson
Fairview Greenhouses Inc
Janesville
Robert Paulik
William J. Schmitz
The
Department of American Home
Time for Tempest film shown at St Victor's meeting
A film titled Time Out For Tempest about tornadoes in Texas and Oklahoma was shown at St Victor's Home and School meeting in the school gym. The group voted to buy an electronic weather warning system and named Len Haney Harold Miller and Mrs Harvey Elmer to the purchase committee. A nominating committee was formed with Fred Huber Dick Young Harvey Elmer Mrs Malcolm Marti and Mrs Bernard Lee.
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Texas
Oklahoma
St. Victor’s
Len Haney
Harold Miller
Harvey Elmer
Fred Huber
Dick Young
Malcolm Marti
Bernard Lee
Public hearing on street discontinuance planned in Monroe
City Clerk F M Bray announces a public hearing at City Hall Monroe Wisconsin at 7:30 p m Tuesday evening May 7 1968 regarding discontinuance of the portion of 26th Avenue from 235 feet north of 5th Street to 605 feet north of 5th Street.
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City Hall
Monroe
Wisconsin
26Th Avenue
5Th Street
F. M. Bray
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Francis Wilson
Warren, Ill
Judith
Ray Hodgin
Delbert Hodgin
Apple River
Warren High School
Miss Wilson
H. D. Hudson Manufacturing Company
Rockford
Hodgin
McNett
Buick Chevrolet
Stockton
Iil
VFW
Gretchen Gable
William Parriott
Edwin Untersee
Orangeville
Robert Anderson
Laverne Zuberbuhler
Frank Russel
Gratiot
Charles Gable
San Clemente
Calif
Walter Laeser
Margaret Kuster
Robert Fritsch
Wisconsin Veterans Hospitals
Theodore Burgy
Matt Solliran
Wilbur Deininger
Schmitz
OES
Temple
Monticello
Clarence Waltemath
San Soucie
Hall of the Church
David Siedschlag
Linda Ott
William Tucker
Patricia Updike
Jane Wells
Barbara
Debra Schmidt
Kendra Karlen
Karla Schmidt
Kerry Karlen
Illinois
Iowa
Dousman
Beloit
21St St
Monroe High School
Whitewater State University
Piggly Wiggly
Madison Vocational School
Radke
St. John’s Church
John Usher
Woman’s Club
Robert Zach
Marty Deignan
J. Wal
Ter Donovan Jr
FF. S. Santiago
William Spoerry
Norman Huber
Richard Maze
J. C. Volkert
Edward Mueller
John Holtshopple
Frederick Blane
Weaver Seyler
Donald Springer
Calvin Fischer
James Weir
Lee F. Olsen
William Maddix
John Kundert
James Weeks
Alvin Babler
Russ Kundert
Robert Trumpy
Mmes
Warren Gerhart
Harvey H. Holland
Merlin J. Olson
Richard Newcomer
David Bennett
Allie Holtshopple
Johnson
Robert Soderholm
Marco’s
Richard H. Bahr
Jack F. Murray
Immanuel Eub Church Fellowship Hall
John McGuire
William F. Smith
C. J. Schwingel
J. W. Ganshert
Women’s Guild
South Wayne
Women’s Guild of St. Paul’s United Church of Christ
Lyle Metcalf
Gary Meier
Rose Krupke
Rose Peacock
Guild
R. A. Pegram
Adtaker
Sonny James and
Duke OF
Paducah
Dottie West and the
Dottie West
Freeport, Ill
Emmert Drug
Freeport
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
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