Miss Marty Weds Lt Paul Wilkinson in Flower Banked Church Scene
Miss Marty daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred W Marty of 515 20th avenue married Lt Paul Keith Wilkinson son of Mrs Violet Wilkinson of 2202 16th street today at 3 pm Rev Ralph K Kofoed officiated. Attendants wore blush pink gowns with violet hyacinth bouquets and all rose pink decor marked the ceremony. The couple will honeymoon at Forbes Air Force base where Wilkinson is stationed, following a reception for 250 at the church parors.
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LAO We Menodist
Hartman Marty
Fred W. Marty
20Th Avenue
Paul Keith Wilkinson
Violet Wilkinson
16Th Street
Ralph K. Kofoed
Herbert M. Ainsworth
Laroy Dodge
Jane Marty
Madison
Robert G. Bush
Green Bay
Allan C. Kieckhafer
Indianapolis
Ind
Phillip C.’ Stark
Robert_ Rosa
Robert Hayes
Vernon Schillinger
Rudy Steffen
Marty
Bernard Gibbons
H. L. Fenton
Kathleen Sheenan
Margaret Pfaeffli
Monroe
Patricia Tobin
Burlington
Eugene Adams
Forbes Air Force Base
Wilkinson
Japan
98Th
Monroe High School
Beloit College
Pi Beta Phi
Naval Air Corps
University of Wisconsin
Delta Upsilon
Air Force
Racine Ceremony Unites Miss Graham and Robert Rieder
Miss Graham daughter of Mrs Ida L Graham of 1619 North Main Racine wed Robert Henry Rieder son of Mr and Mrs William Rieder at St Rita Monastery Racine. Rev Frederick Bressler officiated as chorus sang Gregorian mass. Couple to reside in Monroe after a wedding breakfast for 150 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uss Mary Alice Graham
Ida L. Graham
North Main Street
Racine
Robert Henry Rieder
William Rieder
18Th Avenue
St. Rita’s Monastery
Frederick Bressler
George Graham
Patricia
O'Hare
Patricia Joy Peters
Mary
Catherine Smith
Kenneth Rieder
Henry Reese
Robert de Voe
Darlington
Mineral Point
Green Bay
Kenosha
Madison
Milwaukee
Steven S’ Point
Monroe
Monroe Clinic
University of Wisconsin
Sigma Epsilon |Sigma
Phi Kappa Phi
Sigma Alpha Iota
J Rieder
Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia
University of Wisconsin Symphony J Orchestra
Students To Present Piano Recital Monday
Mrs John Ivey piano pupils will present a recital Monday at 730 p m in Union Presbyterian church. Participants include John Marean Gary Rufenacht Michael Einbeck Donald Peter Sally Brookover David Wuethrich Larry Moth Vicki Long Donna Kuby Donna Deininger Richard Flanagan Judith Stauffacher Richard Albright Marion Kundert Patricia Kundert Patricia Hanson Mary Jo Henning Susan Warfel Robert Wolfe Jerry Lamb Sharon Einbeck Karen Scherer Sharon Coplien Judith Goecks Lois Dettwiler Shirley Ritschard Diana Figi Vivian Figi Thomas Cox Sandra Miller Joyce Matzke Carol Blum Thomas Marean Carol Hutton Rosetta Marty Lorraine Portman Beverly Myers Donald Heeren Elise Feutz Carol Koenig Gregg Kittelsen will be usher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jower
John Ivey
Union Presbyterian Church
John Marean
Gary Rufenacht
Michael Einbeck
Donald Peter
Sally Brookover
David Wuethrich
Lary Moth
Vicki Long
Donna Kuby
Donna Deininger
Richard Flanagan
Judith —_Stauffacher
Richard Albright
Marion
Patricia Kundert
Patricia Hanson
Mary Jo Henning
Susan Warfel
Robert Wolfe
Jerry Lamb
Shar‘on Einbeck
Karen Scherer
Shar‘on_Coplien
Judith Goecks
Lois Dettwiler
Shirley Ritschard
Diana
Vivian Figi
Thomas Cox
Sandra Miller
Joyce Matzke
Carol Blum
Thomas Marean
Carol Hutton
Rosetta Marty
Lorraine Portman
Beverly Myers
Donald Heeren
Elise Feutz
Carol Koenig
Gregg Kittelsen
Usher
Recital by Miss Spee Stringed Instrument Class
Four members of Miss Marie Spee's stringed instrument class will present a concert at St John s parish on Sorrow night. Participants include Suzanne Kingston Maureen Bruni Doris Ann Tschudy and Ellen Rubi. They will perform sonatas and concertos with violin and cello selections by Schubert Tschaikowsky Beethoven and Haydn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Spee
St. John’s Parnors
Suzanne Kingston
Maureen Bruni
Doris Ann Tschudy
Ellen Rubi
Suzanne
Maureen
Doris Ann
Ellen
Schubert
Tschaikowsky
Beethoven
Haydn
Rhea Schadt
Sandra Haworth
Carol Schwingel
Janet Lanz
Orangeville Women's May Breakfast at Memorial Hall
The Orangeville Woman's Club held its annual May breakfast at Memorial Hall for 80 guests. Mrs. Fred Buehler and Mrs. Frank Ochsner welcomed attendees, with Mrs. Elwood Showers and Mrs. Paul Sammon registering the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orangeville
Memorial Hall
Chasgeville
Clifford Black
Fred Buehler
George Obert
Gertrude Arnold
Winslow
Fred Anderson
Christian Hollow
Clarence J. Meier
Harris
J. Milton Bostian
Mmes
Lyle Rinehart
Delbert Stabenow
Ralph Zettle
Glen Bolender
Belleville Spring Synod Session Set by Churches
The annual synod meeting of the South Wisconsin Synod of the Evangelical and Reformed church will meet at First church Belleville Tuesday and Wednesday. Rev. H E Norenberg is host pastor. The meeting will begin at 9 a m with registration followed by the Communion service during which
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belleville
South
Wisconsin Synod
Evangelical and Reformed Church
First Church
H. E. Norenberg
Wayne WSCS Plans Gathering Wednesday
The Wayne WSCS conducts its annual business meeting with worship led by Harold Caen at Ruth Nett’s home. Committees will be formed under leadership of Paul Lawrence Merri Chapa and Harry Maddrell. The event proceeds from the Wednesday gathering in South Wayne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne
WSCS
South Wayne
Methodist
Wscs Nual
Ruth Nett
Harold 8
Caen
Paul Paul Lawrence
Merri
Chapa
Harry Maddrell
Dolores Meyer and Richard Maurer Wedded in St Victor’s Parsonage
Miss Dolores Irene Meyer daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernest A Meyer and Richard Otto Maurer son of Mr and Mrs Robert H Maurer were married by Rev E C McCollow at St Victor’s parsonage in a morning ceremony. The gown featured nylon net over ivory satin with a finger tip veil and pink rose bouquet. Attendants wore net over taffeta gowns with matching capes. A dinner for 25 followed at Swiss Wheel. a reception at the groom’s home. The couple plan residence at 1309 15th Avenue after a wedding trip to Northern Wisconsin and Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolores Irene Meyer
Ernest A. Meyer
15Th Avenue
Richard Otto Maurer
Robert H. Maurer
17Th Avenue
St. Victor's Parsonage
E. C. McCollow
Joanne Kurth
Patricia Green
Miss Kurth
Miss Green
Robert E. Maurer
Nathan Martin
Wisconsin
Michigan
Monroe High School
Madison General School of Nursing
Drs. Bennett and Cunningham
Monroe
Crandall Oil Co. I
Mother Daughter Tea Planned at St John s
A Mother and Daughter tea sponsored by the Women s Guild will be held at St John s Evangelical and Reformed church on Tuesday May 6 at 745 pm. Mrs Herman O Burkhard is program chairman. A playlet directed by Mrs Sam A Rubi Miss Helen F Burkhard and Mrs Herman O Burkhard will be presented by several members. The musical program features vocal solos and a duet by Miss Judith Seyler and Donald Geyer with Joye Babler on piano. Tea is open to all church women with Women s Union serving refreshments and gifts sought for For Another s Mother world service project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Guild
St. John’s Evangelical and Reformed Church
Herman O. Burkhard
Sam A. Rubi
Helen F. Burkhard
Carl J. Schwingel
Jacob W. Rufener
Vickie Foley
Billy Burkhard
Judith Seyler
Donald Geyer
Joyce Babler
Delores Ronneberg and Robert L Phillips Wed in Albany
Delores Ronneberg and Robert Lee Phillips were married by Rev. W. C. Snow in Albany. The couple, both Albany High School graduates, will reside in the Frank Steindorf apartment after a brief wedding trip. Family attended from Janesville and the wedding featured tulip decor and a two tier cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delores Ronneberg
Robert Lee Phillips
Rev. Snow
Charles B. Phillips
W. C. Snow
Albert Phillips
Janesville
Harper Method Beauty School
Madison
Bon-Ton
Oregon
Frank Steindorf
Albany
Methodist Church
Taube to Inspect Star Chapter Event in Oshkosh
Mrs Taube arrives for inspection of St Omar's chapter of Eastern Star in Masonic temple Oshkosh tonight at 8. Banquet prep at Universalist church begins 6 15 p m with tulips for tables. Volunteers include Mrs Becker Grant Roub Hardell decorates Miss Jones Fisher and Blum lead dining room prep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taube
Alfred Taube
Oshkosh
Wisconsin
St. Omar's
Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Universalist Church
John A. Becker
Roy Grant
J. A. Roub
Robert E. Hardell
Lavon Jones
Margaret Fisher
Marie Blum
Werner W. Blum
Temple
Mmes
Evelyn Hartwig
Ralph Wenger
Agnes Roderick
Messrs
E. B. Lux
Harold Rufenacht
Fred Krebs
Lester Johnson
Marie Stichter
Archie Myers Jr
Local Mother Daughter Fellowship Plans Ready
Mothers and daughters of Monroe will attend the first community fellowship program and tea at 7 30 p m tomorrow in the Methodist church. The program is planned by women of nine Protestant churches in cooperation with the American Council of Churchwomen. The offering will be sent to the Wisconsin Council of Churchwomen for migrant people work in the north.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
American Council of Churchwomen
Wisconsin Council of Churchwomen
State Pythian Head To Visit Monday Local Group
Grand Chancellor Earl Miller is slated to visit Monday as theState Pythian arrangement announces the arrival to meet with the local group and discuss plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian
Earl Miller
Youth Groups Schedule Trips To Spring Rallies
Two Monroe youth groups plan spring rally trips tomorrow. Grace Church youth fellowship attends a Rockford Messiah Church rally in the afternoon. Immanuel Church youth fellowship travels to Madison for the district rally with a program. Moses Man student at a theological school in Naperville, a graduate of Indiana Central College, Indianapolis, will speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wo Monroe
Rockford
Madison
Lather League
Grace Church
Messiah
Immanuel Church
Moses Man
Gangslical Theological Se
Naperville
Indiana Central College
Indianapolis
Baptism and community notices fill local page
Foulker infant baptised at Peace church with Rev. Walter Waeckerle officiating. Sponsors were Beverly and Betty Soddy. Family dinner at Chauncey Robertson home. Attendees include Robert Lee Foulker at Great Lakes Naval Station, Ernest Foulker family, and Ernest Soddy family. Also notes on student musical revue plans, a mission closing at Immaculate Conception church, and upcoming St Patrick’s Church mission. Kappa Nu elects Albany officers. relief corps party and fashion parade at high school. Methodist picnic at Kiwanis Youth cabin. dessert bridge results noted.
Scout Troop Spends Night at Kiwanis Youth Camp
Scout troop 10 led by Roy F. Peter and Dewey A. Dwyer spent the night at the Kiwanis Youth cabin from 5 p.m. to 10 a.m. Advancements tests were taken during the outing. Scouts named include Eugene Baker, Dennis Goecks, Gregory Foesch, William Becker, David Ieson, Joseph Blessinger, Exi Kessinger, Ward Robertson, Richard Hoover Jr., Alois Beer, Nathan Hare, David Kuebli, Robert Stair, Daniel Steffen, William Foesch, and Larry Lamm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soy
Roy F. Peter
Dewey A. Dwyer
Kiwanis
Eugene Baker
Dennis Goecks
Gregory Foesch
William Becker
David Ineson
Joseph. Blessinger
Exi Kessinger
Ward Robertson
Richard’ Hooverson
Alois G. Beer
Nathan Hare
David Kuebli
Robert Stair
Daniel Steffen
William Foesch
Larry Lamm
Earth’s loftiest permanent inhabitants are tiny cannibal spiders
Four miles above the earth, the highest permanent residents are small black spiders that feed on each other to survive, a stark adaptation in extreme altitude environments. The discovery highlights unique lifeforms where scarce resources and harsh conditions drive predatory behavior.
Poppy Theme Sets Tone for Legion District Convention
The American Legion third district gathers at Monroe Methodist church Tuesday with a poppy theme. Delegates, greeted by Mayor Dunwiddie, hear reports, enjoy coffee and doughnuts, and attend a luncheon for 300. Afternoon memorial service honors Gold Star mothers and hospital volunteers before speeches and officer elections. A tea at The Elms follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Monroe Methodist Church
Everett A. Janke
Monroe
Ben Maskwardt
Max Lehr
Brooks J. Dunwiddie
Doran R. Zwygart
The
Legion
Auxiliary
James S. Bray
Methodist
Grace Lutheran
Roy Strange
John
Mrs Curry Heads WSCS of District in Wisconsin Conference
Mrs Russell Curry of Lamont was elected president of the southern district WSCS of the Wisconsin conference of Methodist churches at First University Methodist church in Madison. Officers include Mrs Virgil Bevan Platteville vice president and Mrs Fredrick Cramer Montefort recording secretary. Other named secretaries cover spiritual life promotion missionary education and service and more, with Monroe attendees including Mrs H F Cunningham newly elected chairman of women’s work of the conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Curry
Lamont
WSCS
West Wisconsin
Collins Roderick
Madison
Ross Maso
Edmund
Orville Grimme
Darlington
Lorinda Hampton
Lancaster
Wesleyan Service Guild
W. B. Waltmeyer
Harvey Dahlke
Westfield
Albert Riege
Platteville
William Quincy
Fenynimore
Charles Hofshine
H. J. Relph
Montefort
Monroe
H. F. Cunningham
Dorothy Andrews
C. N. Johnson
Ralph K. Ko
Parker Pen Co declares quarterly dividend of 30 cents
The Parker Pen Company Board announced a regular quarterly dividend of 30 cents per share on class A and class B common stock. Payment will be made on or before May 26 to stockholders of record as of May 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janesville
Parker Pen Co
Marian Martin pattern Ad For Women’s Dress
Vintage pattern promotion describes Pattern R9016 for Women sizes 4 to 48 with short or cap sleeves. Gives fabric yardage for size 36 and contrast yardage, includes full illustrated sew chart, and requests 35 cents plus name address and size for mailing to Marian Martin at The Times Pattern Dept New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
Care of the Times
West 18Th Street
New York 11
N. Y
Church Sessions Planned at Racine Wisconsin conference session set
Ministers and lay delegates from area Evangelical United Brethren churches plan to attend the Wisconsin conference session at Racine First Church. Bishop E W Praetorius will preside with attendance including Rev Howard L Orians and Rev Robert Boettcher on committees. Public meetings run 7 30 each evening with missions program and an ordination on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical United Brethren Churches
New First
Racine
E. W. Praetorius
St. Paul
Praetorius
Monroe
Evangelical
United Brethren Churches
Howard L. Orians
Monroe Immanuel
Robert Boettcher
Brodhead
Emmanuel
Rev
Orians
Lawrence A. Brown
Monroe Bethel Church
Peter Retzlaff
Juda
Homer Retzlaff
Clarno
Charles Krueger
Clarence Falk
Bethel
Albert Schudda
Evansville
Brodhead Emmanuel
Hal Hazenfield
Dayton
H. W. Kaebnick
General Council of Administration
Marlo N. Berger
Board’ Missions
Wisconsin
Deaf School Principal Job Open At Wisconsin School for Deaf
A civil service examination will be held to name a new principal at the Wisconsin School for Deaf in Delavan to succeed Mrs Dora H Lowe retiring after 26 years of service. The State Bureau of Personnel reported the plan today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin School For Deaf
Delavan
State Bureau of Personnel
Dora H. Lowe
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Miss Marty
St.Wilkinson
Miss Graham
Eunice Moe
James Moe
St. Clare Hospital
Fond du Lac
Miss Welter
Dolores Meyer
Robert Maurer
E.C. McCollow
Sehmits
Richard Maurer
St. John's
Almond Holts
Blanchardville
Almond Holt
William Stratman
Holts
Jean
Bessie Mollard
L. C. Sardeson
Lillie Gunderson
Maurice Sardeson
Roland
K. G. Runghaug
Amy
Milo Rundhaug
Claire
Hollandale
A. L. Sardeson
Richard
H. Weckerly
Conrad Holt
Elmo Holt
Debra Jean
Paul Sardeson
William Thompson
D. M. Howery
South Wayne High School
Mahot Is
Sierre Leone
British West Africa
Robert E. Zuercher
Rose Zuercher
Frank Deininger
Northwestern University
Evans
V. Blanchardville
Steven “Atchford
Minneapolis
Immaculate Conception Church
St. Patrick’s Church
Latchford
Kappa NU
Kenneth Klossner
Kyle Miller
Darlene Klossner
Paul Striker
Cial
John Ross Woman's Relief Corps
Masonic Hall
Henry C. Elmer
Ena Babler
Emil G. ‘Voegels
Fellowship of the
John A. Schindler
Fred Roth
9Th Street
Mmes. G. L. Redman
Frank Huffman
Herman Fritz
Walter Day
Scout
Eugene Hotel
Jack Lowe
Mrs. Curry
Cosco
Ace
Kohli
Atlas Tires
Atlas Tire
Rollie
Magee Beauty Shop
Philco
Louis E. Buri Electric CO
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