Freeport Couple Weds In English Lutheran Church
Miss Joan Marion Markwardt and Dale I. Glasser wed on May 1 at the First English Lutheran Church Freeport in a 7:30 p m double ring ceremony. The bride wore a white silk chiffon gown with a shirred bodice and scarf neckline. The groom, a Navy veteran, and both families reside in Freeport. They will live at 737 East Illinois after a wedding trip through the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Marion Markwardt
Lowell E. Markwardt
15Th Avenue
Dale I. Glasser
Ruth Glasser
Illinois Street
Freeport
Charles F. Land
John Parker
Charles Landwere
William Zeiders
LaVerne Miller
Errol Waligorski
Monroe
Don Glasser
Markwardt
Glasser
Wilbur Markwardt
Elvin Koester
Dorothy Fawver
Sandra Waligorski
Monroe High School
Harper Beauty School
Madison
Freeport High School
Navy
Burgess Battery
Illinois
Annual Luncheon Held at Browntown
Two hundred thirty mothers daughters and guests attended the Peace United Church of Christ Browntown luncheon last Tuesday evening. The program opened with a piano duet by Kay and Carol Krebs. Mrs Harold Stubbe welcomed guests and introduced the Robert Wurtzels of Freeport who presented a program of Biblical pictures on felt and magic. Mrs Robert Anderson conducted the closing. Special recognitions were given to Mrs Nathan Lindsay oldest mother Mrs Eugene Ellingson and Becky youngest daughter present Mrs Daniel V Schowalter newest mother Mrs Raymond Montgomery newest grandmother Mrs Warren Martin and oldest mother with most living children Mrs Max Lueck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peace United Church of Christ
Browntown
Kay
Carol Krebs
Harold Stubbe
Robert Wurtzels
Freeport
Robert Anderson
John Marty
Nathan Lindsay
Eugene Ellingson
Becky
Daniel V. Schowalter
Raymond Montgomery
Warren Martin
Max Lueck
Women Report On Spring Guild Event In Belleville
Mrs C J Schwinger and Mrs Clara Thompson reported on the Western Regional Women's Guild biennial spring session at First Church in Belleville. The Christian Service department coordinates tray favors for nursing homes under supervision of Durst Legler Schreier. Edna Leiser led devotions with slides of Chicago Temple. Mother daughter social set for Friday at 7 30 p m in church parlors with program and refreshments for about 60 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Schwinger
Clara Thompson
Women’s Guild
First Church
Belleville
Women’s Union
St. John’s Church
Department of Christian Service
Mmes
Thomas Cromwell
Harold Pederson
Rose Schilt
N. H. Durst
Herman D. Legler
Glen Schreier
Edna Leiser
Chicago Temple
Chicago
Clayton Olson
Henrietta Wurtzel
Freport
Jake Senn Jr
Edward Schneider
Service Guild Installs Officers at Brodhead
Wesleyan Service Guild members were installed at the Monday night Methodist church meeting by Mrs. Wilbur Leatherman. Laura Karney became vice president, Paul Riese was secretary, and Ray Bigelow treasurer. Committees named include Mrs. Scheberie, Leatherman, Ross, Marsh, and Miss Hol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brodhead
Wesleyan Service Guild
Wilbur Leatherman
Laura Karney
Paul Riese
Ray Bigelow
Leo Scheberie
Christian Social Relations
Leatherman
Allen Ross
Grace Marsh
Clara Hol
World to Christ We Bring program noted in church event
Comb sunshine and Miss Lillie Focht publicity. Rev Leatherman showed a film on stewardship. Refresh ments served by Mrs Paul Riese and Miss Grace March. Miss Focht and Mrs Harry Welch led the program and devotions. Miss Perle Skinner accompanied the hymns.
Anita Hawthorne and John Osenga Wed In Amity Lutheran Church
Anita Hawthorne and John Osenga were married May 1 in a double ring ceremony at Amity Lutheran church Lena. Rev Armin Wong officiated at 8 30 p m before immediate families. The bride and groom are from Monroe and Orangeville and both work in Freeport. They will reside in Orangeville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amity Lutheran Church
Lena
Anita Hawthorne
John Osenga
Armin Wong
Clifford Hawthorne
Monroe
Osenga
Dowie Osenga
Orangeville
Norma Richtemeyer
Leo Zimmerman
Monroe High School
Orangeville High School
Freeport
Mrs Black Hosts Mother's Day Readings for Pythian Sisters
Mrs Arthur Black led readings at a Pythian Sisters gathering in IOOF hall for Mothers Day observance. Planning a May 16 fundraising project in the First National Bank Community Room was announced. Several members plan to attend the Be loit friendship night on May 22. Mrs Frederick Mahlbuch reported on the past chief's party at Maple Grove Inn. Cards awarded honors to Mmes Herman Dieckhoff Arthur Malkow and Russell West. Mrs Carl Stubbe served as entertainment chair. Dining room committee members were Mmes Clarence Wainwright W. L. Cash and Alma Brugger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Black
Pythian Sisters
IOOF
First National Bank
Beloit
Frederick Mahlbuch
Maple Grove Inn
Mmes
Herman Dieckhoff
Arthur Malkow
Russell West
Carl] Stubbe
Clarence Wainwright
W. L. Cash
Alma Brugger
Miss Peterson to Wed Jack Thompson May 30
Blanchardville brief announces the engagement of Jeanette Arlene Peterson of Dodgeville to Jack Thompson, son of Floyd and Mrs. Thompson. The wedding is planned for May 30. Jeanette works at the Wayside Inn in Dodgeville and Jack is employed by Helin Motor Sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanchardville
Percy Peterson
Hollandale
Jeanette Arlene
Dodgeville
Jack Thompson
Floyd Thompson
Miss Peterson
Wayside Inn
Helin Motor Sales
Annual Reception Held in EUB Church
More than 130 attended the annual Mother-Daughter reception at Immanuel EUB Church. Mrs. Harvey Stauffacher welcomed guests while Mrs. Alois Ruf led a toast to daughters. Guest speaker Mrs. Raymond A. Knapp of Janesville spoke and poems from When We Were Very Young were read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immanuel Eub Church
Eva Spreng Wsws
Harvey Stauffacher
Alois Ruf
Sally Ruf
Clara Zum Brunnen
Peggy Prien
Carol Brunkow
Mary Jo Henning
Russel Schultz
John Chambers
Raymond A. Knapp
Janesville
Bernard Bartel
Knapp
Jesus
Hollis Elmer
Frank Fritsch
Arthur Hartwick
Gladys Andrews
Monroe
Robert Schitt
Debra Jo
Clarno
Mary Kay Schutt
Bartel
W. J. Danner
Chairmen Give Reports At Zwingli Aid Meeting
Department chairmen reported at the Aid Circle gathering of Zwingli church in Monticello. Mrs Floss Elmer joined the membership as 43 members and two guests attended. Mrs A R Achtemeier played quiet music and the president Mrs John G Blum read A Mother Speaks. New members are Mrs Kathryn Christen and Mrs Sylvia Curtis. Delegates H F Stoll William G Meier and Wilbert Christen Sr. reported on the second bi annual meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Times
Aid Circle
Zwingli Church
Floss Elmer
A. R. Achtemeier
John G. Blum
Frieda Hageman
Emil G. Voegels
Family Night Friday at West Wiota Church
Dr. Peter J. Doeswyck will speak at the West Wiota Lutheran family night program Friday at 8 p.m. The Junior choir will sing and refreshments follow. Doeswyck heads Knights of Christ Inc a national association of converted Catholic priests for mutual defense and outreach. He was ordained 1933 and resigned 1938 and has led Protestant Information Center in New York City and edited Converted Catholic. Knights of Christ Inc Western division based in Long Beach California and Eastern division in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter J. Doeswyck
West Wiota Lutheran Church
Doeswyck
Knights of Christ, Inc
Protestant Information Center of
New York
Long Beach
Calif
New York City
Dedication May 24 At Mt Olive Church
Mt Olive Lutheran church marks its anniversary and organ dedication on Sunday May 24. Pastor Rev R F Bittorf announces guest speaker Rev Elder A Toepel former pastor until 1949. Organist Richard Nutterer Thiensville and choir to sing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Olive Lutheran Church
R. F. Bittorf
A. Toepel
Richard Nutterer Thiensville
Herbert Friedrich
Church Aid Society
Fred H. Friedrichs
Walter W. Wieser
Bittorf
Martin R. Schmidt
Harold E. Mueller
Mother-Daughter Tea Planned at Clarno EUB Church
The annual event takes place Friday evening at the Clarno EUB church with music and readings. Mrs. Ben F Feldt of Monroe will present pictures of Hawaii after the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarno Eub Church
Hawaii
Ben F. Feldt
Monroe
WRC Plans Mother's Day Program and Milwaukee Event
The Woman's Relief Corps announces its annual Mother's Day program and plans for a department convention in Milwaukee June 14 to 16. Members will also join the Memorial Day observance at Greenwood Cemetery. Mrs. Clark Kleckner and Mrs Beatrice Mulligan read poems for Mothers Day. Corages were presented to Lena Mitchell oldest mother, Kenneth Kleckner youngest mother, and Mulligan mother with most children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department
Milwaukee
Greenwood Cemetery
Woman's Relief Corps
Legion Hall
Clark Kleckner
Beatrice Mulligan
Lena Mitchell
Kenneth Kleckner
Mulligan
Kleckner
Garrett Keel
Richard Wagner
Dorothy Block
Luther League names Grace Lutheran officers and reps
Susan Grundahl was named president Sharon Baumgartner vice president David Warfel secretary Susan Warfel treasurer and Enid Spring and Robert Shager named Monroe Christian Youth Council representatives at Grace Lutheran church meeting Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Grundahl
Sharon Baumgartner
David Warfel
Susan Warfel
Enid Spring
Robert Shager
Monroe Christian Youth Council
Luther League of Grace Lutheran Church
Baptisms At Peace United Church Of Christ Browntown
During Sunday worship at Peace United Church of Christ in Browntown several children were baptized. Named are John Frederick son of Donald and Mary Ritschard Route 3 Jerome Andrew son of Charles and Barbara Soddy Monroe and Barbara Jean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peace United Church of Christ
Browntown
John Frederick
Donald Ritschard
Route 3
Jerome Andrew
Charles Soddy
Monroe
Barbara Jean
Rural Life Sunday Observed By Local 4-H Families
The service featured baptisms for Ronnie Eugene Juenemann and other church members. Cadiz, Jordan and Browntown 4-H club families attended with parents and leaders, highlighting rural life in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel V. Schowalter
Browntown
Ronnie Eugene
Donald Juenemann
Route 3
Cadiz
Jordan
Society to Meet at Universalist Church Aid Group
The Universalist Church Aid society will meet at 3 p.m. Friday. Mrs. Minor Anderson will read a short play after the business meeting. Refreshments will be served by Mines. Attendees include Harry Young Ray Young Anna Bayrhoffer Elsie Preston and Walter Hammer.
Lightning Risk Higher for Lone Trees Than Forests
A tree growing in the open is more prone to lightning strikes than trees within a forest, highlighting the protective effect of grouped vegetation against lightning.
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Joan Markwardt
Dale Glasser
Freeport Church
Gola
Pittsley
Mrs
Service Guild
Wisconsin Power and Light Company
Mrs. Black
Fashion
Elry
EUB
South Wisconsin Women’s Guild
Fred Escher
Bessie Youngreen
Mmes. Escher
Ted Zurbuchen
William G. Meier
Wilbert Christen Sr
Kathryn Steadtler
West Wiota
Mt. Olive Church
Hattie Seeds
Dan River Coftons
Activitee
Dacron and Cotter
Ick Leader Store
Silverwar
Goetz Theatre
WRC
Prom Rental Service
Mother
the Chocolate Shop
Munsing Wear
Valenciennes
Etter
Reanae
Kempfert’s
Johnson’s
Lady Schick Shavers
Ronson Lighters
Schick Butane
Tweed
Emir
Bright
Jasmin
Paris
Coty
Desert Flower
Danita
Escapade
Electrique
Stick
Polaroid
Argus
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