Miss Mardelle Pernot Weds Richard Behnke in Brooklyn
Social notes report the wedding of Miss Mardelle Pernot daughter of Mr and Mrs Davis Pernot Brooklyn to Richard Behnke son of Mr and Mrs Burgess Behnke Brooklyn It took place at Brooklyn Community Methodist Church with Rev Newton Barrett officiating A reception followed at the Brooklyn community building The bride who is a Brooklyn High School graduate wore a white floor length gown While the groom is a Brooklyn High School graduate and a machinist at Baker Manufacturing Co in Evansville After a wedding trip to northern Wisconsin they will reside on Route 1 Brooklyn
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mardelle Madeline Pernot
Davis Pernot
Brooklyn
Richard Allen Behnke
Behnke
Newton Barrett
Brooklyn Community Methodist Church
Burgess Behnke
Carol Nesbit
Geraldine Waite
Betti Pernot
Larry Day
Madison
Lyman Pernot
Monroe
Diane Pernot
Wallace Behnke
Donald Pernot
Phillip Pernot
Janesville
Robert Meiers
Monticello
Steven. Pernot
Edgerton
Evansville
Barneveld
Stoughton
Wisconsin
Route 1
Oregon
Baker Manufacturing Co
Women’s Guild Plans Mother-Daughter Event
The St. John’s Evangelical and Reformed Women’s Guild hosts a Mother-Daughter observance on Friday May 17 at 7 30 p m in the church parors. Mary Etter gives a welcome and tribute by Mrs Paul H Olm and Kay Susan. Performances include flute duet Kathy Gempler piano solo Guineth Gonstead singing and a reading. A buffet luncheon follows with kitchen duties by Mrs Henry Babler and general chair Mrs Clayton Olson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Evangelical and Reformed Women’s Guild
Mary Etter
Paul H. Olm
Kay Susan
Roy Gempler
Betty
Kathy Gempler
Guineth Gonstead
Clifford Black
Sharon
Rosann
Janis
Marla
Joyce
McConnell
Henry Babler
Clayton Olson
Miss Phyllis Coplien To Wed Alvin Kraus
Miss Phyllis Coplien engaged to Alvin Kraus son of Mrs. Fred Kraus Jr. from Monroe. Phyllis is employed by Reger Cheese Co. and Alvin by Filsen Roofing Co. of Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Coplien
Alvin Kraus
Emblem Pins Presented At Band Achievement Day
Gerald von Klein, music director, announced Judo festival ratings while Band Mothers awarded emblem pins to graduating band members. The final meeting of the school year at the school house featured refreshments led by Mmes James Moe Leo Staley and Lyle Swanson. Next meeting is the first Monday in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Wayne
Gerald von Klein
Band Mothers Club
Mmes
James Moe
Leo Staley
Lyle Swanson
Zion EUB Christian Builders meet May 18 in Parish Hall
The Christian Builders class of Zion EUB church will convene Saturday night May 18 in the Parish Hall in Orangeville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orangeville
Christian Builders Class of Zion
EUB Church
Coralyn Krajeck and Terry Dohs Wed in Evansville Church
Coralyn Kay Krajeck and Terry Dohs of Evansville exchanged nuptial vows at 2 p.m. in a Baptist church in Evansville with Rev. J. J. Renz officiating. The couple, both Evansville natives, were attended by Delores Renz and Deanna Howell, with a reception following in the church parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coralyn Kay Krajeck
Terry Dohs
Evansville Church
York Church to Host Rockford District Women's Meet
The Women's Missionary Federation of the Rockford District meets at York Memorial church Tuesday starting 10 a.m. A morning review of The Stewardess, music by the host church trio, and a luncheon served by York women open the program. Four district women give talks on What Shall I Render Unto the Lord at the afternoon session, with a district chorus from each parish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Missionary Federation of the
Rockford
York Memorial Church
York Church
A_ district chorus
Woman's Guild Plans Mother Daughter Tea
The Woman's Guild of Zion Evangelical and Reformed church will sponsor a mother daughter tea on Friday evening May 17. Membership chair Mrs. Fred Abbott leads ticket sales through May 15 with helpers Mrs. Rudy Feller Gilman Schmid John Waelchli William G. Meier Henry C. Elmer J J Voegels and Miss Irene Marty. Christian education chair Mrs. John C Babler is program chair and other officers handle refreshments and social action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Woman’s Guild of Zwingli Evangelical and Reformed Church
Fred Abbott
Rudy Feller
Gilman Schmid
John Waelchli
William G. Meier
Henry C. Elmer
J. J. Voegels
Irene Marty
John C. Babler
Christian Education
Ted Zurbuchen
Christian Service
H. F. Stoll
Local church circles plan dining room cleanup and publicity
Mrs. Clara Elmer leads stewardship and cleanup efforts with Mrs. Clarence Elmer Sr and Mrs. Waldo Zimmerman as missionary chairman hosting duties. They will be assisted by circle members in organizing the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Elmer
Clarence Elmer Sr
Waldo Zimmerman
East School PTA Plans Men’s Night Program
East School PTA groups schedules a Men’s Night Tuesday at 7 45 p m in the school. Men plan and participate while refreshments are served. A slate of officers for the new year will be presented and voted on. The main program covers family disaster preparation and demonstrates use of a 200 bed hospital unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East School
PTA
Mrs Howe Hosts Philathea Class Meeting
Mrs Howe and Mrs Ruf co hosted the Philathea EUB Sunday school class with Mrs Stanley W Howe. Mrs Matt Staffacher presided at a business session. Short stories on Helen Keller and Albert Schweitzer were read. Refreshments were served to 15 persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Backe
Katherine Bowell
Philathea Eub
Stanley W. Howe
Matt Staffacher
Helen Keller
Albert Schweitzer
Alois Ruf
Meland Son Baptized at Swiss Evangelical Church
Terry Wayne Meland, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Meland, was baptized at the Swiss Evangelical and Reformed church by Rev. Lynn Tschudy. Sponsors were Delayne Showers and Vernon Meland. Grandparents and relatives attended and fellow families hosted a post baptism reception in New Glarus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meland
New Glarus
Terry Wayne
Gerald Meland
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Lynn Tschudy
Delayne Showers
Vernon Meland
Wayne Showers
Lawrence Meland
Margaret Mueller
Madison
Deanice Showers
Clergy reports youth and universalist conferences
Rev. James L. Neighbours spoke about a youth conference in Milwaukee and a Universalist Unitarian conference in Michigan at the Universalist Aid Society meeting in the church yesterday afternoon. Mrs. George Geiger reported on her Mukwonago conference and, with Mrs. Robert Hardell, co chaired the refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. Neighbours
Milwaukee
Universalist Unitarian
Michigan
Universalist Aid Society
George Geiger
Mukwonago
Geiger
Robert Hardell
Circle Meeting Noted at Methodist Church
Friendly Circle of the Methodist church will meet Monday night with Mrs Wayne Martin. Mrs Merlyn Williams will lead devotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Wayne
the Methodist Church
Wayne Martin
Merlyn Williams
Bridge Club Meets Brodhead in Evening Session
Mrs. A L Breyvogel hosted the contract club Thursday night. Honors awarded to Mrs. Frank A Condon and Mrs. Leo A Scheberle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge Club
Brodhead
A. L. Breyvogel
Mmes
Frank A. Condon
Leo A. Scheberle
Mrs Ammann Demonstrates Clarno WSWS Sampler
Mrs Ammann presented the sampler The Sampler at the Clarno WSWS meeting with Mrs Arley Asmus as co host. A playlet featured Mrs Ammann as mother and Mrs Beckman, Mrs Irvin Lepien and others. Mrs Alice Discher led the prayer and a Mother Daughter tea was announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Ammann
Ammann
Clarno Wsws
Arley Asmus
Robert Vogel
Beckman
Irvin I. Lepien
Mary
Vogel
Juaris
Alice Discher
Miss Gross to Wed Virgil Rayhorn May 19 at Zion EUB
The upcoming marriage of Miss Arlene Gross and Virgil Rayhorn set for Sunday May 19 at 2 30 p m at Zion EUB Church here. The notice confirms the couple's plans and venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orangeville
Arlene Gross
Virgil Rayhorn
Zion Eub Church
May Dinner for Orangeville Woman's Club Planned
The annual May dinner will be held at 6 30 p.m. Tuesday at the First Methodist Church in Freeport. Reservations are due by May 11. Mrs Val Schreiner chairs reservations. Members may bring guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orangeville
Woman’s Club
First Methodist
Freeport
Val Schreiner
Mahnke Couple to Move to Madison After Nuptials
Mr. and Mrs Parker R Mahnke plan to live in Madison after May 27 following their May 4 wedding at St John s Lutheran church Oregon The bride Carol Lawry is daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Lawry Route 2 Brooklyn The Mahnke parents are Mr and Mrs Fred Mahnke of Madison
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Parker R. Mahnke
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Oregon
Carol Lawry
Arthur Lawry
Route 2
Brooklyn
Fred Mahnke
Tri-county 4-H Junior Leaders Picnic Planned
Green County club agent Norman O. Evenson announced a Sunday June 2 picnic at Lake Leota Evansville for junior leaders from Dane Rock and Green Counties to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Leota
Evansville
Norman O. Evenson
Green County
Dane
Rock
Green Counties
Rural Schools Bright students attend conservation day
The upper grades of Bright school and teacher Miss Phyllis Alexander joined the conservation day in Monroe on May 1. Graduating pupils include Marlene Pinnow Larry Leopold and Dorothy Nussbaum. School dismissed for the summer Friday with the picnic May 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright School
Phyllis Alexander
Monroe
Marlene Pinnow
Larry Leopold
Dorothy Nussbaum
Stock Market Reaches New 1957 High On Broad Gains
The Associated Press average of 60 stocks climbs to a new high of 182.50 as big institutions return to buying and blue chips find buyers. Despite uneven daily progress and no decisive market driver, stocks show widespread strength and investors remain cautiously optimistic about further gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ED Morse
New York
Associated Press
Wall Street
Wisconsin Type 54 and 55 Tobacco Crop Figures
The Agriculture Department reported 1956 Type 54 Wisconsin tobacco at 6,765,000 pounds, up from 6,705,000 in 1955, while Type 55 yielded 13,650,000 pounds in 1956, down from 14,064,000 in 1955. Both tobaccos are cigar binder varieties grown in Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Wisconsin
Prince and Princess Named for Safety Patrol Event
Roger Wieser and Janet Swig gum of Browntown were among 130 candidates for titles of prince and princess of the 14th annual Wisconsin Congress of School Safety Patrols. William Patchett of Columbus and Karen Binkelman of Oshkosh were named winners yesterday. They will be crowned with Indian headdress Monday in Madison by Governor Vernon Thompson and will reign over the three day meeting at Wisconsin Dells May 23 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Wieser
Janet Swiggum
Browntown
William Patchett
Columbus
Karen Binkelman
Oshkosh
Madison
Vernon Thomson
Wisconsin Dells
Zweifel To Head New Glarus Lions Club
Arthur Zweifel was elected president of the New Glarus Lions Club with J. F. Uffelman as first vice president Nic Zentner as second vice president M. P. Melsh as third vice president H. M. Schmid as secretary treasurer E. J. Wills as tail twister Ernest Lufi as lion tamer and Gerald Disch with Harold Hoesly as directors H. S. Glaeden and Dr. E. V. Hicks remain as holdover directors. Amelia Earhart in 1928 became the first woman to fly across the Atlantic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Glarus
Arthur Zweifel
New Glarus Lions Club
J. F. Uffelman
Nic Zentner
M. P. Melsh
H. M. Schmid
E. J. Wills
Ernest Lufi
Gerald Disch
Harold Hoesly
H. S. Glaeden
E. V. Hicks
County advisory groups outline farm program priorities
County agricultural extension meetings with the Court house session highlighted farm planning space needs, new machinery demonstrations, and expanded home garden emphasis. Recommendations urged Safety Council representation, better cooperation among farm groups and businesses, and year round dairy promotion efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Family Life Committee
Lawrence Raymer
Jefferson
Ben Zimmerli
Decatur
Health and Safety Committee
Green County
Safety Council
Eddie Rood
Adams Township
Soil Conservation Service
Clarence Schultz
Clarno Township
Earl Feldt
Mt. Pleasant
Farm Buildings and Machinery Committee
Amos Johnson
Monroe
Edward Oliver
Mt. Pleasant Township
Palmer Welsh
New Glarus
Wisconsin
ADA
Chambers of Commerce and
Service Clubs
J. B. Scherer
Fred Baertschi
Albany Township
Willis Ri
Wisconsin Cheese and Dairy Markets Report
The Wisconsin primary American cheese markets were steady with small style sales at slightly higher prices. Open market trading was light and ample offerings. 40 pound blocks and junior cheddars showed weakness while other areas stayed steady. Butter and evaporated milk markets were fair to ample with cream markets near steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
State Department of Agriculture
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Exchange
Former Tax Official To Start Term May 23
Joseph D. Nunan Jr., once U S commissioner of internal revenue, must surrender May 23 to begin a five year federal tax evasion sentence. He was convicted of failing to pay 91 086 dollars in taxes during his tenure as tax chief from 1944 to 1947. Nunan, a Port Washington New York resident, has been free on 1500 bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joseph D. Nunan Jr
U.S
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
U.S. Supreme Court
Nunan
Port Washington
N.Y
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mardelle Pernot
Richard Behnke
Women’s Guild
Suzanne Saalsan
Argyle
William Ziemer
Manitowoc
George DeWitt
Ziemer
Suzanne
Joe Lombardo
Joe
Baptist Church
J. J. Renz
George A. Krajeck
Lloyd Dohs
Marilyn Renz
Delores Renz
Deanna Howell
Robert Krajeck
Richard Howell
Richard Krajeck
Donald Krajeck
Marion Krajeck
Sandra Anderson
Mary Anne Nyman
Kathleen Grunder
Lenice Perkins
Shirley Topp
Paul Moos
Evansville High School
Woman's Guild Plans
Mrs. Howe
Albert Kuhnke
R. J. Douglas
Norway
Byron Hartwig
Clarence Schroeder
Crandall Oil Company
16Th Avenue
Monroe, Wis
Prince
Princess
Zweifel
Glarus Lions
Amelia Earhart
Bank of South Wayne
Frank Menehan
First National Bank of Monroe
Fred Wolff
Warren
Ill
Melvin J. Olson
Times
Agricultural Commodity Committees
Studebaker
Jacobs
12Th Ave
Cheddar Mart Trading Light
Hermes
Remington
ROYAL
Underwood
Navaco
Tschudys
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