Couple Marries in West Luther Valley Church
Miss Janice Anne Huffman and Eugene Phillip Taylor wed in a 8 p.m. ceremony officiated by Rev. Erling Fretheim at West Luther Valley Church near Brodhead. The bride wore a tafetta gown with lace bodice and chapel train, carried pink roses and white carnations, with maid of honor Donna Huffman and bridesmaids in pastel pink tulle. The reception followed at the church and the couple will reside at 804% 1st Center Ave Brodhead. Mrs Huffman and Mrs Taylor wore matching suits. both mothers wore cymbidium orchid corsages. Mrs. Huffman and Mrs. Taylor are employed locally. the groom works at Rudhti Implement Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janice Anne Huffman
Eugene Phillip Taylor
Erling Fretheim
West Luther Valley Church
Brodhead
Edwin L. Huffman
Marvin E. Taylor
Donna Huffman
Marvin Huffman
Pamela Wheeler
Michelle Malkow
Randy Smith
Richard Taylor
Roger Neidermeier
Robert Taylor
Robert Miller
Frederick Wolfe
Roger Gmar
Her
Rudhti Implement Co
Confirmation Services Set for Primrose and York
Primrose and York Lutherans announce confirmation services led by Rev. Clifford Pedersen. Primrose holds services this Sunday with York following on May 10. Readings list Primrose confirmands including Charlotte Anderson Corrine Austin Elaine Draper Marcia Judd Sandra Yaun Kay Wittwer Thomas Wittwer Roger Snider Gregory Engen and Keith Jelle. York confirmands include Paul Watkins David Owen James Jeglum Dale Klassy Diana Broten Susan Lageson and Donna Lokken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Glarus
Times
Primrose
York Lutherans
Clifford Pedersen
York
Charlotte Anderson
William Anderson
Corrine Austin
Glennys Austin
Elaine Draper
Gary Kahl
Marcia Judd
Arthur Judd
Sandra Yaun
Leon Yaun
Kay Wittwer
Robert Wittwer
Thomas Wittwer
Gilbert Wittwer
Roger Snider
Clifford Snider
Gregory Engen
Burnett Engen
Keith Jelle
Glennys Jelle
Paul Watkins
Vernus Watkins
David Owen
Anna Anderson
James Jeglum
Enos Jeglum
Dale Klassy
Herbert Klassy
Diana Broten
Ole Broten
Susan Lageson
William Lageson
Donna Lokken
Ole Lokken
Delbert Scheider Begins As President of PTA Unit
ORANGEVILLE Times Special reports newly elected Orangeville PTA officers installed by retiring president James Koch. Delbert Scheider is president with Leowen Rackow first vice, Clifford Fiene second vice, Don Moyer treasurer, Wendell Coats secretary. An American Indians program followed with third graders starring under Mrs. Ralph Anderson, Mrs. Faye Keister, and Miss Karen Erickson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orangeville
PTA
James Koch
Homer Walker
Delbert Scheider
Leowen Rackow
Clifford Fiene
Don Moyer
Wendell Coats
Ralph Anderson
Faye Keister
Karen Erickson
Barbara Wessels
Glen Bostian
Melly Finkenbinder
Louis Aisenbrey
Tina McKenzie
Mary Kuehl
Mothers and Daughters Banquet At Methodist Church
The Mother-Daughter banquet of the Methodist church is set for Tuesday at 6 30 p m in the church Fellowship Hall. Mrs Herbert Ainsworth and Mrs Effie Wenger organize arrangements with Wenger serving as toastmistress. Reservations are due Monday with Mrs Arthur Boethe or Mrs Roland Thorp. Table favors and decora tions themed Hot Trees are coordinated by Mrs Thomas Goetz and Mrs Richard Creamer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Methodist Church
Herbert Ainsworth
Effie Wenger
Wenger
Arthur Boethe
Roland Thorp
Thomas Goetz
Richard Creamer
Shirley Kubly Given Bridal Shower At Home
Miss Shirley Kubly was honored at a bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Henry Smith. Corsage and gifts were given as thirty four guests attended. She plans to marry Frederick Feldt Jr. in June.
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Shirley Kubly
Henry Smith
Miss Kubly
Frederick Feldt Jr
Two Speakers Scheduled for North School PTA Meeting
Two administrators from the Pioneer school at Mendota State hospital will speak at the North school PTA meeting at 5 p.m. next Tuesday in the Ludlow Memorial library. The speakers are Daniel Grossman, principal, and Dr. William Buzogany, director of the child adolescent program.
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Pioneer School
Mendota State Hospital
North School
PTA
Ludlow Memorial Library
Daniel Grossman
William Buzogany
Crossman
Eastern Michigan University
Hawthorn Center
Michigan
Deerborn
Mich
Mount Union College
Alliance, O
School of Medicine and Dentistry
University of Rochester
Rochester
N. Y
Presbyterian S. Luke’s Hospital
Chicago
University of Wisconsin
Madison
To See a Neighbor Theme for May at Immanuel WSWS
The Immanuel Evangelical United Brethren WSWS sets May around To See a Neighbor Through the Grace of God. Circle meetings and lessons run weekly with Circle One through Circle Eight hosting sessions at church and homes. KYB offering and Bible Study arranged by Mrs. Charles Niles and Mrs. Glen complete the month.
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WSWS
Immanuel Evangelical United Brethren Church
Circle One
M. H. Stauffacher
Edna Janke
Circle Two
Mmes
Carl Liedschlag
Vernon Schillinger
Francis Strait
Leland Skattum
Roy Feldt
Clarence Gissing Vashni Marchant
Morgan Erickson
Frank Fritsch
Charles Niles
M. H. St
Circle Seven
Burleigh Bartlett
Circle Eight
Church
Glen
WSWS fund raising set for May 23 and lunch stand at Kiwanis show
Stauffacher will give the lesson. Mrs LaVerne Schmerse and Mrs Ralph Krauss named chairmen for the WSWS fund raising project on May 23. Co chairmen for the WSWS lunch stand at the Kiwanis Antique show are Mrs Arthur Nondahl and Mrs Robert Hendrick. The KYN offering will be taken during the May Circle meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stauffacher
LaVerne Schmerse
Ralph Krauss
WSWS
Kiwanis
Arthur Nondahl
Robert Hendrickson
Carolyn Kopp Feted During Bridal Shower
Miss Carolyn Kopp honored at a home bridal shower hosted by Mrs. James Krimm and Mrs. Lois Roderick at 1102 20th Street. Guests included many local residents and relatives. she plans to marry Gaylord Johnsrud on May 23 at the Church of the Nazarene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Kopp
20Th Street
James Krimm
Lois Roderick
Mmes. J. E. Mueller Sr
Ralph Duchow
Edwin Wolf
Nettie Bobb
Mary Martin
Patricia
William F. Schmerse
Leatta Busjahn
Wesley Burns
Matt Marty
John Kopp Jr
Frank Priewe
Ella Rod
Elmer Parnell
Raymond Krimm
Walter Denekas
Mary Wesgard
Leo Krimm
Judelle Berg
Clayton Norder
Russell Grunnell
Burnette Painter
George Wells
Edna Foulker
Miss Kopp
Gaylord Johnsrud
Church of the Nazarene
Chalmers Mfg Co Sells Equipment for Cement Firms
Chalmers Mfg Co said it sold equipment valued near $2 million to fund plant modernization for three cement and lime firms. All manufacturing will be done at the home works. Rent that room through Classified ads in The Monroe Evening Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Alilis- Chalmers Mfg. Co
Monroe Evening Times
Swiss and Cheddar Markets Show Softer Trading
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange reports moderate activity with four cars of State brand 40-lb Swiss blocks sold at 33 percent and a later unfilled bid for two cars at 33 percent. Cheddar prices unchanged to a half cent lower with ample supplies. Swiss cheese weak with prices mostly unchanged to one cent lower and quiet buying interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Bay
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Wisconsin
Agricultural Marketing Service
Austin Civil Rights Leader Denies Picket Plans
The president of an Austin civil rights group denied that demonstrators will picket President Johnson upon his May 30 arrival to receive an honorary degree from the University of Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Austin Civil Rights Group
Johnson
University of Texas
Faculty Changes Listed For New Glarus School
Superintendent R J Habeck announced resignations and replacements at New Glarus schools. Ray Meythaler retires, replaced by Mrs Randall Koller who teaches at Hollandale this year. Mrs Reehl returns, Penelope Runkel from Pewaukee will replace Ben Reehl in music. Otis Winchester and wife resign. Holcomb moves into Winchester’s junior high roles. Stanley Earls resigns. position remains vacant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Glarus
R. J. Habeck
Ray Meythaler
Randall Koller
Ben Reehl
University of Wisconsin
Reehl
Penelope Runkel
Pewaukee
Platteville State College
Otis Winchester
Winchester
Thomas Holcomb
Argyle
Stanley Earls
Monroe Kiwanis Antique Show Heads Into Weekend Spotlight
The ninth annual Antique Show and Sale at Turner Hall in Monroe runs from yesterday 11 a.m. to tonight 10 p.m. and tomorrow noon to 6 p.m. with 19 exhibitors including Eva Monson Argyle Edith's Antiques De Leon Springs Fla Nancy Andrich Neo sho and May Woods Antiques Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner Hall
Monroe Kiwanis
Monroe
Eva Monson
Argyle
Edith’s Antiques
de Leon Springs
Fla
Edith Nisen
Union Grove
Edith Upson
Nancy Andrich
Neosho
Richard
Nancy
Gwen
Newark
Ill
Aurora
Lyman G. Stillman
Illinois
May Woods
Egypt
Paris
America
Milwaukee
London
England
States
Bob DeWitt
Green Bay
Safety session on senior citizens in traffic broadcast plans
Dr Eugene Eckstam of Monroe joined Dean Van Gordon of the Wisconsin Motor Vehicle Department and moderator Ludwig Caminita Jr for a Madison recording session on senior citizens in traffic. The talk is part of a 14-session series taped this week titled You and Your Survival to be aired on area radio stations later this spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Eckstam
Monroe
Wisconsin Institute For Highway Safety
Three of the World’s Largest Islands Found in Northern Canada
The report notes that three of the ten largest islands in the world lie within northern Canada. It highlights vast northern landmasses and their geographic significance to Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
World
Islands
Northern
Canada
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