Two Wisconsin Weddings Dormant in 1940s Style
Miss Marilyn Doris Priewe, daughter of Mr and Mrs Alvin Priewe Monroe route 1, and Roswell Charles Babler, son of Mr and Mrs John M Babler Dakota Il, wed in Immanuel Evangelical church with Rev C F Schriver officiating. After Florida trip they will live on Babler’s farm near Dakota. Babler's bride is Monroe High School graduate class of 1943 and worked in Freeport. he is a farmer from Orangeville. Ensuing notice covers Blanchardville pair Victoria Syse and First Lt. J Stuart Schofield in candlelight ceremony at Blanchardville Lutheran Church with detailed bridal party, dinner and reception, and Schofield’s military honors including Air Medal and Presidential Citation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn Doris Priewe
Alvin Priewe
Monroe Route 1
Roswell Charles Babler
John M. Babler
Dakota
Immanuel Evangelical
C. F. Schriver
Carol Priewe
Orangeville
Stanley Meier
Eldon Schriver
Naperville
Monroe
Lois Finkenbircher
Arlene Gearhart
Mavis Hovde
Verena Kubly
Herman Kohn
Florida
Micro- Switch Company
Freeport
Orange- Seeeeee
Schofield-Syse
Blanchardville
Victoria Syse
Glenn B. Syse
J. Stuart Schofield
Ira Schofield
Chetek
Wis
Blanchardville Lutheran Church
Martin J. Olson
Arlene Gunderson
Mary Bartmess
Patricia Everard
Milwaukee
Janice Syse
Beverly Thompson
Norman Syse
Quinten Sys
Roland Syse
Richard Betrum
Co Hotel
Saeasanens
Schofield
Miami Beach
Fla
Spencerian Business College
Pi Rho Zeta
Marquette University
School of Dentistry
15Th Aaf
Surprise party honors Lisser and Stoll on birthdays
A surprise party hosted by Mrs. Lyle Kahl honored Ernest Lisser Sr. and Marjorie Stoll for their birthdays this week and also celebrated Mrs. Ernest Lisser Sr. on Mother's Day. Attendees included the Lisser and Stoll families and others from Freeport Monticello Lisser Jr. and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Lisser
Marjorie Stoll
Lyle Kahl
Har_— Stoll
Monroe
Fred Lisser
Freeport
Arthur Studer
Monticello
Kenneth Meyer
Lisser, Jr
Glen Rufer
Roy Rood
Circles to Meet of the Women’s Society of Christian Service
The four circles of the Methodist church will meet Friday afternoon. Circle 1 meets at 2110 9th Street with co hosts Mrs Myron Stair and Mrs Roy G Rottler. Circle 2 gathers at 818 10th Street with Mrs Edwin W Schuetze and Mrs Howard Teasdale assisting. Circle 4 convenes at 630 22nd Avenue with Mrs G J Thornton hosting and Mrs Flora Rice assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Methodist Church
Myron Stair
Roy G. Rottler
Stair
9Th Street
Edwin W. Schuetze
Howard Teasdale
Schuetze
10Th Street
Edna Drake
G. J. Thornton
22Nd Avenue
Flora Rice
Mother Daughter Program At Union Memorial Church
Forty two women and girls attended the mother-daughter program at Union Memorial church in South Wayne. The Good Cheer class sponsored the meeting with hymns prayers readings and a short sermon. Each mother wore a corsage and refreshments were served with pink table decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Memorial Church
South Wayne
Universalist Aid and Ladies Aid Meet With Quilting Day
The Universalist Aid and Universalist Ladies Aid will meet at 3 30 p m tomorrow with Becker as chairman. An address by Cpl Lawrence Courtney will be included. A full day of quilting is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universalist Aid
Universalist Ladies Aid
Becker
Cpl
Lawrence Courtney
Mills 4-H Club Plans Kitten tall Team
The Millis 4-H club met at Mrs. Alfred Westgard’s home Tuesday evening to discuss starting a kitten tall team. Mrs. Peck spoke on the clothing project and a lunch was served.
Noble Stocker-Noble wedding in Orangeville church
In a May 13 ceremony at Orangeville Methodist Church Miss Jean Noble, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry M. Noble, became the bride of Charles Stocker, Navy man S 2/c. Mrs. Glen Bolender provided nuptial organ music and Miss Bonnie Bolender sang I Love Thee and I Love You Truly as vows were exchanged. The church featured snapdragons tulips honeysuckle and Pacific huckleberry in decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Harry, Jr
Wedding of Miss Stocker and Groom at Orangeville Church
The ceremony featured Miss Stocker in a satin trimmed gown with a pearl necklace and a net veil. The groom and families hosted a reception for about 50 relatives. After a brief honeymoon the bride will return to work at Micro Switch and the groom to the Great Lakes assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted
Richard Rusk
Fred Lengacher, Jr
Kenosha
Wis
Hebert
John Stocker
Jt Stocker
Monroe
William Ross
German Valley
Meria Frautschy
Kathryn Burington
Great Lakes
Stocker
Micro Switch
Orangeville
American School
Chicago
Honor Ruth Petersen Before May 26 nuptials in Rockford
Ruth Petersen was honored at a miscellaneous shower at the Montgomery Chesebro home 1736 15th Street. Co hosts were Mrs Chesebro and Miss Jane Petersen. Lois Fritsch and Charline McGinnis won cards and gifts were presented in a May basket. A luncheon followed with guests including Lucille Ames Florence Gerber Evelyn Bloom and other Petersen family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Petersen
David H. Patton
Rockford
Montgomery Chesebro
15Th Street
Chesebro
Jane Petersen
Lois Fritsch
Charline McGinnis
Miss Petersen
Lucille Ames
Florence Gerber
Evelyn Bloom
Jane and Ruth Petersen
Mesdames Kendallen
Robert Wagner
Edward Ensch
Barton Pickett
Mrs Schuh Hosts Bridge Club At Home
Mrs Schuh entertained her bridge club at two tables of contract last evening. Honors went to Mrs Gonstead Mrs Schwingel Mrs Koehler and Mrs Gorder who also received the traveling prize. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schuh
George H. Schuh
M. J. Gonstead
C. J. Schwingel
Leo V. Koehler
Zenno A. Gorder
Mrs Georgia Hyde Honored As Mother At Madison Event
Madison honors Mrs Georgia C Hyde former Monroe music instructor and longtime educator and community leader. She taught in Janesville and Madison schools and organized the Wisconsin Music Teachers Association and the first Boy Scout troop in Wisconsin. She remains active in composition and youth music projects while guiding her son Grant M Hyde university journalism director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia C. Hyde
Monroe Public
Madison
Grant M. Hyde
University of Wisconsin
Hyde
Janesville
The
Capital Times
National League of American Pen Women
Wisconsin Music Teachers’ Association
Wisconsin
Chicago
First
National Association
National Board
Daughters of the American Revolution
Madison Woman's Club
Wisconsin Federation of Women's Clubs
Cleveland
Rochelle
Cona Work
Wisconn
Monroe
J. D. Soseman
Wisconsin music educator and journalist family ties noted
After moving to Madison she led the theoretical and normal department of the Wisconsin School of Music. She studied with renowned teachers. Her son Will C. Hyde, longtime editor of the Fond du Lac Commonwealth Reporter, now works in the Wisconsin department of public welfare in public relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin School of Music
Will C. Hyde
Fond du Lac
Imperial Potentate of Shrine to visit Madison Saturday
Alfred G. Arnold national head of Shrine domes visits Zor temple Madison as spring ceremonial conducts large candidate class. Diemer anticipates a large class with initiatory ritual in the afternoon and a buffet dinner at the Masonic temple. Concerts and drills may follow on Wisconsin avenue if weather allows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imperial
Alfred G. Arnold
North America
Zor Temple
Madison
Zor
Melvin E. Diemer
Masonic Temple
Wisconsin Avenue
Temple
Tobacco Growers Protest Cigar Tax in Wisconsin
Madison reports tobacco growers testified before the joint finance committee to oppose a proposed cigar tax. The amendment to the tax bill would set rates from 4 mills on five cent cigars to 2 cents on twenty cent cigars, aiming to raise over a million dollars for the biennium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin
Joint Finance Committee
Senate
John Bauer Named New Brewmaster at Blumer Brewing
John Bauer becomes production head at Blumer Brewing succeeding the late George L. Schwarz. A Portage veteran with four years as brewmaster at Portage, past roles include first kettleman in Chicago and nine years as assistant brewmaster in Battle Creek. He brings formal brewing training and says Blumer’s facility supports a 29 000 barrels annual output under federal inspection. Bauer has moved to establish residence and will relocate his family once ownership is settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bauer
Blumer Brewing Company
George L. Schwarz
Mr. Bauer
Portage
Kettleman
Chicago
Battle Creek
Technological Institute
Blumer Company
Blumer
Bauer
Children report taken to Monroe following incident
An 11-year-old daughter and a 10-year-old son were taken to Monroe amid an ongoing case. Authorities have not released further details about the circumstances or return plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Earl W Wing Found Guilty in New London Bank Robbery
Milwaukee based report says Earl W Wing of Shipdon Wisconsin was found guilty by a federal court jury of robbing the First State Bank at New London Wisconsin for 748 dollars on May 19 1944. Judge F Ryan Duffy delayed sentence pending an investigation. Government witnesses testified Wing entered the bank pointed a gun and demanded money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Earl W. Wing
Shipdon
Wis
New London
F. Ryan Duffy
Wing
First State Bank
Witness Denies New London Robbery In Court
Wing testified for himself denying involvement in the robbery in New London and argued he was not present at the time of the crime. A request for caution is noted as the transcript reflects handling of tense statements.
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Evangelical
T. A. Hoesly
Monroe, Wis
Dodgeville, Wis
Hahn Ride
R. J. Tolferd
Georgia Hyde
PowerAtre
Enwr
Bauman
ACE Stores
Ace
California
BOKAR
Texas
Marvel
Boston
Ilona
Ring Bologna
Crisco
White House
A & P Fish Department
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company
Mallory
Cravenette
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