Miss Carol Halverson Weds Stanley Erickson in Madison
Miss Carol Halverson and Stanley Erickson wed April 26 at West Wisconsin Lutheran Church, with Rev. Redman officiating. Attendants included Rae Erickson as maid of honor and numerous bridesmaids. reception in the church basement. The couple will reside at 129 East Gorham in Madison where he serves on the Madison Police Department. Barbara Ann Jensen is betrothed to Sheldon Isely. both 1959 Monroe High graduates.
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Carol Jeanne Halverson
Stanley Erickson
David Redman
West Wiota Lutheran Church
Orville Halverson
South Wayne
Milton Erickson Sr
Hollandale
Perry Halverson
Ronald Kittleson
Neil Halverson
Frank Erickson
Ross Halverson
Jerry
Terry Erickson
Richard Severson
Stanley Halverson
Joyce Retzlaff
Judy Johnson
Jackie Lawrence
Shirley Erickson
East Gorham
Madison
Carl Jensen
Barbara Ann
Sheldon A. Isely
Ketchel Rinehart
Miss Jensen
Monroe High
Carl J. Schwingel
Monroe
Stromberg Carlson Co
Rochester
N.Y
Jack Heller Couple To Be Feted May 19
Mr and Mrs Jack Heller married May 4 in the Swiss United Church of Christ parsonage New Glarus will be honored at a reception May 19 from 2 to 8 pm at the Heller home Attending were Miss Vicki Baty and John Busser Guests included Nellie Hootman Alvin Batey and Carol Sterling Ira John Watts Kosu qua John Amacher Blanchardville and other relatives The couple will host family and friends at Dayton for a wedding dinner following the ceremony
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Fred Blumer
Route 2
Monticello
United Church of Christ
New Glarus
Linus Wiedwell
Blumer
Clara Oppliger
Jacob Oppliger
Mathias Blumer
Engi
Switzerland
United Telephone Co
Monroe
Washington Town Hall
Schroeder
Jack Heller
Paul Heller
Carol Bower
Lester Bower
Fred Heller
Linus Wierwill
Vicki Baty
Mr. Sterling
John Busser
Briday
Dayton
Nellie Hootman
Alvin Batey
Carol
Sterling
Ira
John Watts
Kosuqua
John Amacher
Blanchardville
Brotherhood To Serve Immanuel EUB Banquet
Members of the EUB Brotherhood will serve at the Mother Daughter basket banquet at 6:45 p.m. Monday in the remodeled Fellowship Hall of Immanuel church. Milo Miller chairs the group with John Chambers Erwin Spring Virgil Brunkow Harold Whitehead Robert Schuler Herman Stuessy and Edward Condon. All members and friends are invited to attend to hear Louise Marston society editor for the Wisconsin State Journal in Madison for 29 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EUB Brotherhood
Immanuel Church
Milo Miller
John Chambers
Erwin Spring
Virgil Brunkow
Harold Whitehead
Robert Schuler
Herman Stuessy
Edward Condon
Louise Marston
Wisconsin State Journal
Madison
Washington Circle Holds Mother's Day Tribute Meeting
Washington Circle met in Fellow ship Hall of Zwingli church with 28 members and two guests. Mrs Sam Duerst presented the program and Mrs Henry C Hefty led a prayer. the meditation and responsive reading followed. Mrs Hefty read a tribute to Mothers for Mother's Day.
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Monticello
Washington Circle
Fellowshi
Zwingli Church
Sam Duerst
Henry C. Hefty
Viola Rupp
Fred Blum
Louise Blum
Co hostesses assist in absence of Mrs Louise Blum
The article notes two co hostesses served with Mrs Fred Zweifel to cover duties during the absence of Mrs Louise Blum. The scope indicates a small community event with local attendees and volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Zweifel
Louise Blum
Mother Daughter Tea at Clarno Church Event
Mrs. Robert Schulthess of Orangeville presented slides and a talk on Switzerland at the Clarno EUB Mother Daughter Tea on Thursday evening. Toastmistress Mrs. Harry Ammann opened the program with prayers as Mrs. Martha Grenzow led the scripture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Schulthess
Orangeville
Switzerland
Clarno Eub
Harry Ammann
Fred Roth
Martha Grenzow
Arley Ausmus
Barbara Ausmus
Karen Keister
Jeanne’ Ausmus
Lois Fritsch
Debra Schilt
Young Maethern
Mary Roth
Nancy Hartwig
Sharon Heinbaugh
Helen Fey
Mmnes
Albert Reinmann
Floyd Timm
Kenneth Hartwig
Elia Grenzow
Mmes
Monticello PTA to Discuss Lake Project
Monticello PTA unit to study the Monticello Lake project at the last meeting of the school year. John Steinmann and Thomas Brusveen will explain the program and future plans. Officers will be elected and refreshments will be served at the school gym next Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Monticello Pta
Monticello Lake
John Steinmann
Thomas Brusveen
Browntown Busy Beavers Hold Browntown 4 H Meeting
Tom Kubly and Marcia Lueck led the Browntown Busy Beavers 4 H group at Peace United Church of Christ Browntown. Jane Wells led group singing and the club voted to buy new song books and church altar flowers for Rural Life Sunday. Steve Scott gave a project talk LaVerne Nall performed a special number and Jane Wells played a piano solo. Emerson Wells and Roy Kubly families assisted with lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browntown
Busy Beavers
Tom Kubly
Marcia Lueck
Peace United Church of Christ
Jane Wells
Ginger Nall
Steve Scott
LaVerne Nall
Emerson Wells
Roy Kubly
Hilltop 4-H Club hears Chicago trip report and cattle judging
Robert Leopold spoke about attending the National 4H Club Congress in Chicago during the Hillton AV meeting. Donald Ruehlew led the pledge as members named favorite flowers during roll call. The club then judged cattle at William Leopold farm.
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Hilltop
Robert Leopold
Chicago
Hillton
Donald Ruehlew
William Leopold
Army Specialist Four Barton Bingham in Grand Slam II exercise
Army Specialist Four Barton C. Bingham of the 5th Battalion 77th Artillery in Germany took part in Exercise Grand Slam II on May 27. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Clare B. Bingham of Brodhead and serves as a switchboard operator in the unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barton C. Bingham
Clare B. Bingham
Brodhead
77Th Artillery
Germany
Bingham
Artillery
Miss Marguerite Brewer Home on Leave from Bainbridge
Miss Marguerite Brewer of Evansville spends a 14 day leave with her parents before reporting to WAVE duty at the naval hospital in St. Albans New York. She completed 10 weeks of basic recruit training at Bainbridge Maryland and was formerly employed at Madison General Hospital before enlisting on February 14.
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Evansville
Marguerite Brewer
Charles Brewer
Naval Hospital
St. Albans
N.Y
Naval Training Center
Bainbridge
Madison General Hospital
New Kennedy Home Rented for Summer
President and Mrs. Kennedy rented their Virginia hunt country home to Mr. and Mrs. A. Dana Hodgdon for June to September. Hodgdon is a Washington broker. The Rattlesnake Mountain house near Atoka, Va., will rent for about $1,000 a month. Plans changed after Mrs. Kennedy became pregnant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyannisport
Mass
Four More Schoolhouses Sold for Homes in Monticello District
Several former Monticello district schools closed by redistricting will be remodeled into living quarters. The Gemplers bought Marty schoolhouse near Monticello and will rent it out by June 1 after converting to a two bedroom, kitchen dining area, living room, and a basement with a shower and closet space.
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Monticello
Times Speciels Pour of Siv.ryrel
New
Albany
Attica
Oak Suane
New Glarus Historical Society
Pioneer Village
J.A. Freitag
Marty
Times
Gratiot Clergy to Ordain Three Local Men as Priests
Eleven candidates will be ordained at St Raphael Cathedral Madison on May 25 with three men from Gratiot and one from Mineral Point among them. Rev Robert J Gille and Rev John A Satterlee of Gratiot plus Rev Francis E Pitts of Mineral Point will celebrate first Masses in Gratiot and Mineral Point in late May and early June with community gatherings and benediction.
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Gratiot
Mineral Point
St. Raphael's Cathedral
Madison
Robert J. Gille
Raymond Gille
John A. Satterlee
Arthur Satterlee
Francis E. Pitts
Wilber Pitts
Gile
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Satterlee
St. Joseph's Church
Gratiot High School
Gille
St. Norbert’s College
DePere
de Sales Preparatory Seminary
St. Francis Major Seminary
Milwaukee
Satterite
de Sales Preparatory
St. Francis Major
Pitts
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Catholic Center
St. Mary’s
Queen of Apostles Seminary
PSC Resolves Natural Gas Service Dispute in Wisconsin
The Public Service Commission settled a clash between Madison Gas and Electric and Wisconsin Power and Light over gas service to communities. Wisconsin Power and Light gains Oregon and Dunn areas with 417709 cost estimate. Madison Gas and Electric wins Verona Mt Horeb Cross Plains Black Earth Mazomanie and eight towns with 2 million cost estimate. Both must secure municipal permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Service Commission
Madison Gas and Electric
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
PSC
Wisecofsin
Power, and Light Co
Oregon
Dunn
Verona
Mt. Horeb
Cross Plains
Black Earth
Mazomanie
Fitchburg
Springdale
Blue Mounds
Berry
Mrs Eisenhower Undergoes Neck Tumor Surgery
Mrs Dwight D Eisenhower aged 66 at Walter Reed hospital had a small non malignant tumor removed from her neck. A hospital spokesman said she is making good progress and could leave the hospital in a few days.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Walter Reed Hospital
Eisenhower
Capechu
Reynolds urges Wisconsin budget boost for highways and conservation
Gov Reynolds proposed a $1.1 billion two year state spending plan, with $407 million for highways and conservation and $113.4 million for new state buildings. The package draws funds from gas taxes licenses and hunting and fishing fees, aiming to increase spending from July 1. He calls for eliminating $360,000 in bounty payments to predators to free funds for genuine wolf conservation programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Reynolds
Wisconsin
Reynoulds
Department of Conservation
Bow Bells Ring Again At St Mary le Bow Church
Bow bells, silenced during the Nazi blitz, ring again at St Mary le Bow. The church is famed as the cradle of the cockney, traditionally defined as someone born within sound of Bow bells.
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London
St. Mary-le-bow
Swiss Steady as Cheddar Prices Slip Minorly
Wisconsin cheese markets remained steady with Swiss prices unchanged and Cheddar quiet. Production in all regions rises as pastures improve and peak output nears about five weeks away, while offerings stay ample and demand stays fair to good. Weekly output for May 26 estimated at 26.1 million pounds, up 1 percent from a year earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin
Agricultural Marketing Service
Madison Circuit Judge Reverses PSC on Popple River Dam
Edwin M. Wilkie overturned a State Public Service Commission order and ruled a private firm may construct a dam on the Popple River in Florence County for commercial development. The decision upholds private dam project rights in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Edwin M. Wilkie
State Public Service Commission
Popple River
Florence County
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Carol Halverson
West Wiota
Mrs. Stanley Erickson
Raymond Anderson
Judith
Alton R. Howden
Route 1
Ridgeway
Anderson
Brodhead High School
Luther College
Decorah
Whitewater State College
Oshkosh State College
Hillsboro
Immanuel Eub
Ames. Duerst
Clarno Church
PTA
Kennedy
Harvey Gempeler
Washington Township
Fred Grossen
Purcell
Orville Gilbertson
Babler
Vernon Elmer
8Th Avenue
Loveland
Mamie
N. Johnson
THE
Marshall CO
Midwest Stock Exchange
11Th Street
Business Marinee
Uren Monroe, Wis
Uuliay
Dillion
Grumbacher
Pati
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