Miss Marilyn Watrud Weds Roger Schmitz in Pine Bluff
Miss Marilyn Watrud and Roger Schmitz exchanged vows at St Marys Church Pine Bluff Wis officiated by Father Joseph Braig. Attendants wore aqua blue and yellow gowns, reception served for about 450 at St Marys School Auditorium. The couple to two week Colorado trip and will reside Route 1 Waunakee Wis.
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Marilyn S. Watrud
Roger Schmitz
Pine Bluff Church
Marilyn Sue Watrud
Robert E. Watrud Sr
Madison St
Blanchardville
Wis
Roger Allen Schmitz
Joseph R. Schmitz
Cross Plains
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Pine Bluff
Joseph Braig
Colorado
Route 1
Waunakee
First National Bank of
Mt. Horeb High School
Badger Furnace Co
Madison
Belting to be Honored at Rockford Reception
Mrs Katherine Moore Belting retires after 44 years of teaching and will be feted at a reception 2 to 4 p m Sunday May 19 at Maud E Johnson School Rockford She is a former Brodhead resident and daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Peter J Moore Her career included teaching in Reedsburg Rock River P A Peterson and Bloom schools before joining Maud E Johnson ten years ago.
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Belting Brodhead
Katherine Moore Belting
Maud E. Johnson
Rockford
Brodhead
Peter J. Moore
Reedsburg
Rock River
Miss Sharon King Weds William Pryce in Lutheran Church
Miss Sharon Ann King wed William Harry Pryce at Orfordville Lutheran Church in a 1:30 p.m. ceremony officiated by Rev. Ronald Nowland. The bride, daughter of John L. and Mrs. King, wore an organza lace gown with a molded bodice and detachable court train, carrying a pink and white bouquet on her grandfather’s Swedish Bible. Attendants included maid of honor Patti Hein and bridesmaids Dianne Martin, Hazel Keller, and Peggy Pryce. Best man was Hans Zurfluh. groomsmen Greg Pryce Gary Pryce and Alan King. The reception followed, with plans for a trip to Colorado and residence at 17 Higgins Drive Evansville.
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Cindy Marshall
Verne Marshall Sr
Blanchardville
Charles Moen
Evansville
Jeffrey Alan Watrud
Art Schmitz
Route 1
Cross Plains
Robert Watrud Jr
Richard Zwettler
Cross Plans
Jerry Schmitz
Verona
William Brunner
Horeb
Ronald Watrud
Clem Ziegler
Middleton
Orfordville Lutheran Church
Orfordville
Sharon Ann King
John L. King
Brodhead
William Harry Pryce
William D. Pryce
Ronald Nowland
Sweden
Keith Blumer
Albany
Dianne Martin
Hazel Keller
Peggy Pryce
Maid of Honor
Jacqueline
Jamie Colden
Gary Colten
Juda
Hans Zurfluh
Monroe
Greg Pryce
Gary Pryce
Alan King
the Pride
Pete Curless
Steve Teale
Ronald Colden
Cindy Olson
David King
Jeff Pryce
Peter Curless
Rhonda Blumer
Rosemary Lynch
Kathy Frydenlund
Dahla Dixon
Randy Whiteaker
Janesville
Bette Baumgartner
Tom Burkhard
Convention Goes Into Full Swing At VFW Hall
The Epsilon Sigma Alpha sorority state convention opened with a mixer and registration at the VFW Hall as many members arrived for the first weekend event. The evening featured a program including a presentation.
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Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
V.F.W. Hall
Tremendous Choral Concert Draws Large Monroe Crowd
The Monroe Junior and Senior High School choruses presented a May 16 concert in the Junior High Auditorium featuring 175 singers. Soloist Marcia Wells performed Sanctus from St. Cecilia Mass under director Jack Close, with Miss Joan Kane leading High School Chorus and guest accompanist Miss Christi Ault. The program closed with The Impossible Dream as the Combined Choruses joined. Mr and Mrs Vance Nelson attended, having left Monroe after two years of teaching.
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Monroe
Jack Close
Marcia Wells
Charles Gounod
Joan Kane
Platteville States University
Christi K. Ault
Dan Ault
University of Wisconsin School of Music
Deborah Krauss
Johannes Brahms
Martha Bernet
al Most
Vance Nelson
Nelson
Camp Birchwood Seeks Registrants for Girl Scout Camp
Badger Council of Girl Scouts invites registrations for Camp Birchwood Hayward Wisconsin openings remain for Junior sessions June 25 to July 5 and July 18 to 29 Cadettes may join second and third sessions Waterfront Unit has spaces Seniors may register for Outpost and Voyager Units If space remains after May 15 Rock River Valley Council girls may apply. after June 1 non members welcomed Write to Council Office 324 State Beloit for details.
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Camp Birchwood
Hayward
Badger Council of Girl Scouts, Inc
Outpost
Voyager
Rock River Valley Council
Council
Beloit
Eagles Club Mushroom Supper Benefits Charities
The Eagles Club hosts a mushroom supper on Tuesday May 21 from 5 p.m. at the Eagles Club. Proceeds, priced at 1.50, support the Max Baer Heart Fund, Cancer Fund, Retarded Children's Center in Green Bay, Wisconsin Dells Home for Girls, and the Eagles Scholarship Fund. Public invited.
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Eagles
Eagles Club
Max Baer Heart Fund
The
Cancer Fund
Retarded Children's Center
Green Bay
Wisconsin Dells Home For Girls
Eagles Scholarship Fund
Miss Mary Hornyak and Kenneth Hefty Wed in Janesville Church
Miss Mary Katheryn Hornyak of Janesville and Kenneth Ray Hefty of Janesville were united in a double ring ceremony at St. Patrick's Church in Janesville at 1 p.m. The bride wore a lace gown with an attached chapel train and a satin bow headpiece. daisies and baby’s breath adorned her bouquet. Bridesmaids in lime green gowns with pink belts and veils. groomsmen and ushers included James Lennas and Morris Manthey. After a reception and dance, the couple planned a New Orleans honeymoon and will reside in Janesville after June 1.
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St. Patrick’s Church
Janesville
Mary Katheryn Hornyak
Kenneth Ray Hefty
Stephen Hornyak
Chicago
Conrad Hefty
Monroe
Henry Jungbluth
S.V.D
Margaret Hornyak
Julie Hornyak
Kathleen Toohey
Elizabeth Butler
Joan Anderson
Lucy
James Lennas
Lawrence Bleka
George Richards
Ronald Anderson
William Waters
Monty Manthey
Morris Manthey
Mary Hull
Beautiful Mother
Panis Angelicus
New Orleans
Academy of Our Lady College
Mercy Hospital School of Nursing
Mercy Hospital
Monroe High School
New Bedford Institute of Technology
Massachusetts
Sheehan's Shoes
Rural Life Sunday Observed at Swiss United Church
New Glarus will observe Rural Life Sunday with 10:30 a.m. services at Swiss United Church of Christ. Members participating include Diane Hustad, Richard Hauser, Sally Strickler, and others guided by Mrs. Dean Streiff. Club members will sing America the Beautiful and furnish flowers for the altar. event chairman Barbara Hoesly. ushers listed.
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Rural Life
NEW Glarus
Swiss United Church of Christ
Diane Hustad
Richard Hauser
Sally Strickler
Origin of Rural Life
Mary Hoesly
Sharon Moldenhauer
Kaye Luchsinger
Nadean Streiff
Chris Kernen
Dean Streiff
America
the Beautiful
Wanda Streiff
Barbara Hoesly
Tom and
Bill Hoesly
Eddie
Gil
Rex Hoesly
Bruce Kuenzi
Northside Set For Open House at Monroe Elementary
One of the state’s most modern schools, Monroe Northside Elementary, will host an informal open house tomorrow from 1 30 to 4 30 p m. Visitors will see new classrooms, teaching aids, and display areas. A flag raising at 1 30 p m features the V F W color guard, followed by the Junior Band and welcomes from Supt Derwin Huenink and school board president Rodney O Kittelsen.
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Monroe Northside
Green County
V.F.W. Color Guard
Joseph Rieraldo
Derwin Huenink
Rodney 0. Kittelsen
Mary Winn
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