Social event notes: Illings wedding in Florida and Waukesha
Miss Betty Ann Becker and Robert H. Illing wed at St John’s Evangelical and Reformed Church with Rev. Paul Kehle officiating. The bride wore ivory satin with a three tier veil and carried white orchids. Attendants and guests included Elain Illing, Emilie Mueller, and others from Milwaukee and Waukesha. The couple reside in Waukesha. he works in a Milwaukee brokerage. she previously served Milwaukee post office inspectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Robert H. Iling
Waukesha
Betty Ann Becker
Herbert W. Becker
15Th Avenue
Harold T. Iling
St. John's Evangelical and Reformed Church
Paul C. Kehle
Elaine Illing
Emilie Mueller
M. Marie Kenyon
Charles Arps
Milwaukee
Burton
Woyahn
Robert Gregory
Aurora
Ill
Allan Hawke
Richard Ryan
Evanston
Bruce M. Blum
Ann Marty
Monroe
Phoebe Lindsay
LaCrosse
Mary Doolan
Burton Woyahn
Carroll College
Prospect Hall
Isling
Northwestern University
Brodhead minister to address PTA on India experiences
Rev. Robert J. Sachtsen of the Brodhead Methodist Church will speak to the Monroearen PTA meeting in the high school library about his India experiences with photos. The group will also discuss summer roundup plans, state convention, and a special sale set for April 22. A junior band program was moved to May. The Gleaners class of the Methodist church will meet 7:30 pm at Mrs. David Menzies home. Mrs. Herman Fritz will show Alaskan trip films.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroerarent Teacher Association
Robert J. Sachtsen
Brodhead
Allan F. Barnard
Nancy Pilz
Doris Ann Tschudylin
Marjorie Niffenegger
Helen Rubi
GUILD
The
Methodist Church
David Menzies
24Th Avenue
Herman’ D. Fritz
Wedded at Verona Bride Ruth Stuber Wed Cloyance Wittner
Miss Ruth Stuber daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Stuber married Cloyance Wittner on March 16 at Verona. Mr and Mrs Rudy Gregg of Rock City attended the ceremony. Grace Evangelical United Brethren Missionary Society event details noted with Mrs Arthur Steadtler hosting and Mrs L A Brown delivering the lesson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verona
Ruth Stuber
Fred Stuber
Cloyance Wittner
Rudy Gregg
Rock City
Monticello
Arthur Steadtler
Evangelical United Brethren Missionary Society
L. A. Brown
Herman Veenje
Marjorie Rear Weds L M Schwitz In Grace Lutheran
Marjorie Ann Rear daughter of Mrs Myra Rear and Robert Dean Schwitz of Orangeville wed in a double ring ceremony at Grace Lutheran church Saturday evening with Rev Newell N Mendenhall officiating. The bride wore white tulle with a Juliet cap and carried white carnations. Lillian Perdue of Monroe was maid of honor in aqua and Alfred Gregg of Rock City was best man. A reception for 50 followed at the Howe home. The Schwitzes reside near Orangeville. he works for Osaga Motor Sales Co. Out-of-town guests came from Monticello Argyle and other nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ating Benryorie
Ann Rear
Myra Rear
11Th Avenue
Robert Dean Schwitz
Orangeville
Leslie M. Schwitz
Monticello
Grace Lutheran Church
Newell N. Mendenhall
Robert Bear
Lillian Perdue
Monroe
Alfred Gregg
Rock City
Merlin Thompson
Ronald Bear
Roy F. Burmeister
Ben Blaser
Jerome J. Howe
17Th Avenue
J.T. Etter Jr
Robert Maurer
Lee M. Riese
Harold C. Heimann
Carol
Jean ‘Bear
Schwitz
Osaga Motor Sales Co
Bertha Sullivan
Edith
Peggy Dooley
Calvin Erickson
Burnette Bear
Argyle
Mary Swiggum
Mabel B. Thompson
William Million
Blanchardville
Arthur Bennet
Darlington
Mary Dominguez
Gary
Freeport
Leroy Severson
Juda
Floyd R. French
Stuckeys observe 57th wedding anniversary at Juda farm
John Stuckeys of Juda vicinity and wife Joan to mark their 57th anniversary with a quiet farm celebration. Mrs Stuckey also will celebrate her 78th birthday. They wed March 21 1893 in Monroe home of Gottfried Beller. They have eight children 23 grandchildren and 28 great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Stuckey
Juda
Stuckey
Magdalena Graf
Washington Township
Mr. Stuckey
Canton Glarus
Switzerland
Gottfried Beller
Monroe
America
Stuckeys
Fred Kleepping
Dakota
Ernest Berndt
Brodhead
Robert
Davis
Ill
John
Overton
Neb
Wade Raymer
Alfred Grossenbacher
Alfred
Floyd
Mrs. Louis E Creuzer Honored at Surprise Birthday Party
A surprise birthday party was held Saturday evening for Mrs. Louis E Creuzer of 1103 15th Street. The event honored her with guests and remarks. a 500 gift presentation was noted for Mr. and another honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis E. Creuzer
15Th Street
Birthday gathering honors Mrs. Creuzer in Darlington
A Darlington party hosted by Mrs. Kenneth Creuzer featured relatives and friends from Darlington Calamine and Decatur. Guests included Mr and Mrs Reuben Riley Mildred Bishel Otto Leu children Jackie JoJo Nancy Henry McGuire Cara mine Opal Worthington Sandra Kay Paul Boyce Marvin Wally Harvey Trickel and Adolph Wandflun among others. A birthday cake was brought by Mrs Creuzers daughter and gifts were presented to Mrs Creuzer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Creuzer
Reuben Riley
Darlington
Henry McGuire
Calamine
Floydy
Bobby
Ronald
Cara
Mine
Opal Worthington
Sandra Kay
Paul Boyce
Decatur
Marvin
Wally
Harvey Trickel
Billy, Jr
Adolph Wandflun
Cecil Kester
Louis Creuzers
Easter Military Ball Planned by Co K Here
Co K announces an Easter military ball for Monday evening April 10 at the armory with the Louis Delvit 10 piece orchestra from Beloit. Proceeds go to the company mess fund for the 15 day camp, with invitations to battalion regimental or division officers and all veterans in uniform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. K Here
Co. K
Theodore J. Burgy
Louis Delvit
Beloit
Ruth Circle Welcomes Eleven New Members in Monticello
The Ruth Circle, a newly organized group of married women from Monticello and nearby areas, met at the parish house on Thursday evening. Eleven new members were received including Mrs. Zimmermann, Mrs. Disch, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Karlen, Mrs. Zimmerman, Mrs. Marty Jr., Mrs. Hill, Mrs. Bissig, Mrs. Barlow, Mrs. Freitag, and Mrs. Schupbach. Mrs. Willis Spring led the program of readings and group singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Ruth Circle
Monticello and
Mmes
John Zimmerman
Frederick Disch
John Smith
Lawrence Karlen
Ralph Zimmerman
John C. Marty Jr
A. H. Hill
Roy Bissig
Wallace Barlow
Carl Freitag
Robert Schupbach
Willis Spring
Merlyn
Miss Molm to Demonstrate Still Life Art
Patricia Molm, a Wisconsin art education student and former Albany resident, is scheduled to demonstrate still life painting at the regional rural art show in Oregon on Saturday. She is a Cassville High School graduate and daughter of Ralph and ______ Molin, Cassville newspaper publishers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Patricia Molm
University of Wisconsin
Oregon
Ralph Molin
Cassville
University
Lancaster
Morris
Albany Herald
Local group names officers and plans April meeting
Loveland read the scripture and Mrs. Spring gave the prayer. Mrs. Rolland Lehman was appointed program chairman for the year. The group voted to have meetings in the evening, with the next meeting Wednesday, April 26, with Mrs. Lawrence Karlen and Mrs. Lehman as cohostesses. Mrs. Jack Hiskins and Mrs. Leo Gempeler served refreshments. Mrs. Irving Eicherst and Mrs. George Grenzow were guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loveland
Spring
Rolland Lehman
Lawrence Karlen
Lehman
Jack Hiskins
Leo Gempeler
Irving Eicherst
George Grenzow
Ida Brunner Honored At 75th Birthday Dinner
Mrs Ida Brunner was celebrated at a 75th birthday dinner at the home of her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Arthur Holcomb Monticello. Attendees included Jacob Brunner Werner Brunner Rickey Arnold Brunner Robert Lois William Breitkreutz all of Jefferson Adolph Brunner Ruth Ann Jerry Ernest Brunner Nancy Ralph Edward H Schneider Donald Roland Holcomb Jill Jock Zumbrunnen with Mrs Arnold Brunner of Jefferson unable to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Ida Brunner
Arthur Holcomb
Messrs
Mmes
Jacob Brunner
Werner Brunner
Rickey
Arnold Brunner
Robert
Lois
William Breitkreutz
Jefferson
Adolph Brunner
Ruth Ann
Jerry
Ernest Brunner
Nancy
Ralph
Edward H. Schneider
Donald
Roland Holcomb
Jill
Jock Zum- Brunnen
Conference backs Sanderson for U.S. Senate in Wisconsin
The Seventh Congressional District Citizens Nonpartisan Conference for Political Education endorsed William Sanderson, secretary to Republican Rep. Merlin Hull, for the U.S. Senate after a speech by AFL political coordinator Maurice Weinberg. The vote was unanimous as CIO PAC had already declined to endorse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanderson
Wisconsin Rapids
William Sanderson
U. S. Senate
Citizen
Seventh
Congressional District
Merlin Hull
Black River Falls
Maurice Weinberg
AFL
Wisconsin
Cio-Pac
Senate
May Run For Senate From Alabama
San Francisco. Capt. John G. Crommelin, a vocal critic of military unit cohesion, may file for the U S Senate from Alabama. Crommelin said today he had received numerous telephone calls and telegrams from individuals in his home state urging him to run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
San Francisco
John G. Crommelin
U. S. Senate
Alabama
Crommelin
Jrun
Marquette Park Opens Spring Panorama in Illinois
The Pere Marquette state park near Grafton spans 5000 acres on timbered bluffs at the confluence of the Illinois and Mississippi rivers. It features dogwood and redbud blooms, nearby apple orchards in full flower, and trails for hikers and riders. A rock replica of the Piasa dragon sits along Route 100 near the park entrance, marking historic connections to Father Jacques Marquette and early explorers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pere Marquette State Park
Illiois
Grafton
Mississippi
Father Jacques| Marquette
Father Marquette
Marquette
Louis
Joliet
L 'Minois
Abraham Lincoln
New Orleans
Airliner Skids at icy Kansas City Municipal Airport
An airliner carrying 52 persons skidded on an icy runway yesterday at Kansas City Municipal Airport. It crashed through two wire fences and nosed into an embankment without any injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Britain Receives first B-29 Bombers for Europe
Washington reports the initial group of about 75 American B 29s departed for Britain under the $1 billion arms aid program to bolster western Europe defenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Washington
Europe
Four H Eleven Clubs Formed In Green County
Four H eleven 4 H clubs have organized in Green County and filed enrollment cards at the county agricultural office. Leaders named include Adams George Hatfield Argyle Albany Mrs John Morgenthaler Argus Mrs Alvin Kubly Monroe Dayton Cloyce Hollis Belleville Decatur Mrs Marvin Malkow Brodhead Jordan Mrs Ralph Yeazel Monroe Juda Jolly Juniors Mrs Harvey Andrews Monroe Ag Herbert Scherer New Glarus Walter Streiff Spring Grove Mrs Ernest Riese Brodhead York Ralph Elmer Monticello. Jordan Jolly Workers 4 H club reports ten new members. The meeting planned drama festival and group singing led by Roger Rothenbuehler. Refreshments served by Mrs McGrath and Mrs Hyland. Next meeting set for April 30.
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Green County
County Agricultural Office
Adams
George Hatfield
Argyle
Albany
John Morgenthaler
Argus
Alvin Kubly
Monroe
Dayton
Cloyce Hollis
Belleville
Decatur
Marvin Malkow
Brodhead
Jordan
Ralph Yeazel
Juda Jolly Juniors
Harvey Andrews
Monroe Ag
Herbert Scherer
New Glarus
Walter Streiff
Spring Grove
Ernest Riese
York
Ralph Elmer
Monticello
Jolly Workers
Jordan Jolly Workers
4-H Club
Joe Tschanz
Henry Tschanz
Dan Bechtoldt
Patricia Hassenfeld
Mariella Schlaff
Diane Figi
Roger Zimmerman
John Mueler
Shirley Leopold
Laverne Zimmerman
Roger Rothenbuehler
icGrath
Hyland
Feldt Family Expands Farm Holdings in Green County
Ben and Wallace K Feldt own 1481 acres in Green County with five adjoining farms plus 480 acres near DeSmet S D leased 50 50 for wheat oats and corn. Wallace bought 208 acre Isely farm in Mt Pleasant township with possession April 1 and Will keep current workers. Isely to close out sale but stay on as employee as Feldts operate four farms on home unit including beef cattle about 500 head. Mrs Werner Portman reports first robin at Browntown route 1 farm. Chester Frautschy of Monroe acquires Maple Dane Design Holstein cow from Will Hartwig herd. Holstein Friesian Association reports 37179.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben
Wallace K. Feldt
Green’ County
Exeter Township
DeSmet S. D
Wallace Feldt
Alfred Isely
Mt. Pleasant Township
Isely
Feldts
Chester D. Frautschy
Monroe
Maple Dane Design
Will F. Hartwig
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Move of Voegels family to Monticello residence
Mr and Mrs Thomas Voegels moved Thursday from the Ed Grunder farm Belleville into their house on South Main street Monticello recently vacated by the Irving Eicharist family This registry note records the transfer certificates of coccmat breeders during 1949 and places the move in the local context
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Voegels
Ed Grunder
Belleville
South Main Street
Monticello
Irving Eicharist
Peptic Ulcer Theory Links Marriages to Older Wives
Dr. Sidney A. Portis of the University of Illinois medical school argues in Los Angeles that peptic ulcer victims tend to marry older women. He says babies associate feeding with love, shaping adult desires. unhappy ulcer patients may seek older wives to replace comforting mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
University of Ilinois Medical School
Signey A. Portis
Los Angeles County Medical Society
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Robert H. Illings
PTA
India
Marjorie Ann Rear
L. M. Schwitz
Grace Lutheran
Monroe Chickeries
13Th Avenue
John Stuckeys
Turner Hall
Monroe Turn and Schwing
Hartwig’s
Jolly Switzers
Tax Inc
Kernen
John Blum
Sam P. Klassy
Klassy
Clarence Kernen
Phyliss Crawford
Farmer's Grove
Route 2
St. Patrick’s Day
Eugene Sanders
Walter’ Zimmerman
Paul
Clarence
Hoesly
Sheldon Hoesly
Ernest Wieland
J. Herman Elmer
Philip
H. Otto
Elmer
Frank Schiesser
Lina
Rodney Elmer
Londa
Harold Schulz
Margie Klassy
Harveda Benkert
Louis Benkert
Benkett
Molm
Andy
Marquette Park
Sydney
Australia
Wedderburn
Melbourne
Smithsonian Institution
Washington, D. C
Werner Portman
Route 1
Browntown
St. Paul
Indiana
Lamboley Coal & Ice Co
Wisco
Esquire
Kiwi Old Tanner
Ted
Tschudys
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
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