Green County church groups plan hospital social events
Green County Council of Church Women discussed a program to aid entertainment and worship at the county hospital. Co chairmen Mrs. Grundahl and Mrs. Johnson hosted, with Mrs. Olm president in attendance. Hospital staff included Mrs. Robinson and Mrs. Johnson. Groups will sponsor monthly birthday and evening parties and worship services, with more planning at future meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County Hospital
Green County Council of Church Women’s County Hospital Committee
Henry M. Grundahl
L. M. Johnson
Paul H. Olm
Ray E. Robinson
Amos Johnson
Country Club Plans Weekend Dance and Golf
Monroe Country Club schedules a Memorial Day weekend with a 7 to 8 30 smorgasbord Saturday evening followed by dancing to Em ery Meeker and Joe Black. A late luncheon, stag flag tournaments, and a mixed foursome event are planned with prizes for Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Monroe Country Club
Emery Meeker
Joe Black
Miss Sherry Molter Wed to David Roskam
Miss Sherry Molter became the bride of David Roskam in a May 9 ceremony at the First Baptist church in Freeport. Rev J Fred Young officiated with organists Mrs Clarence Paul and Mrs John VanDeest, matron of honor Leonard Luettig, bridesmaid Patricia Kloepping, best man Leonard Luettig, groomsman Karl Kayser, and ushers Wayne Fanoyer Bob Hartog Greg Molter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orangeville
Sherry Molter
David Roskam
First Baptist Church
Freeport
Paul Molter
Albert J. Roskam
J. Fred Young
Clarence Paul
John VanDeest
Leonard Luettig
Patricia Kloepping
Karl Kayser
Wayne Fanoyer
Bob Hartog
Greg Molt
Roskam Couple Wed in Freeport Nuptials
The ceremony honored Mr. and Mrs. Roskam with the bride’s brother as best man and attendants Sharon Walker Karen Weick Samuelson and Judy Holmes. Mrs. Roskam a Freeport high school and Rockford School of Business graduate works at Micro Switch in Freeport while Mr. Roskam also works there. They reside at 693 West Galena Avenue Freeport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon Walker
Karen Weick
Samuelson
Judy Holmes
Roskam
Orangeville High School
Rockford School of Business
Micro Switch
Freeport
Freeport High School
Micra Switch
West
Galena Avenue
Miss Frey Honored By Senior Classmates
Shirley Frey was surprised by her senior classmates on her 18th birthday at her home. Twenty attended as court whist was played and refreshments were served by her mother Mrs Ralph Frey with help from Mrs Wesley Moe. Frey received gifts from the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Frey
Ralph Frey
Wesley Moe
Shirley
Judy Meier Feted After Graduation in South Wayne
Mrs Alma Meier hosted a Thursday night reception after commencement exercises to honor her daughter Judy Meier among guests including Mr and Mrs Kenneth Chapin and Laurie Browntown David Motley Delbert Nancy Linda and David Meier Mr and Mrs Gaylord Voegels and Miss Gloria Schumacher all of Juda Monticello and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy Meier
South Wayne
Alma Meier
Judy
Kenneth Chapin
Laurie
Browntown
David Motley
Darlington
Delbert
Nancy
Linda
David Meier
Gaylord Voegels
Monticello
Gloria Schumacher
Juda
Hayride and Picnic for Junior West Minster Fellowship
Members of the Junior West minster Fellowship of the Union Presbyterian church rode from the Jerry Jordan farm in Sylvester Township to a Spring Grove Township area for a farm picnic. Ray E. Kundert drove with Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Richardson as chaperones. Mrs. E. B. Lux serves as fellowship adviser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Fellowship
Union Presbyterian Church
Jerry Jordan
Sylvester Township
Spring Grove Township
Ray E. Kundert
Robert H. Richardson
E. B. Lux
Birthday Surprise Honors John Thornton in Albany Home
A surprise birthday party for John Thornton was held at the Stanley Thornton home in Albany. Guests included John Thornton and Ed win Kernen and Connie Monti cello Charles Meyer Janice and Stanley Thornton. The honored Mr. Thornton was 74 Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Thornton
Stanley Thornton
Albany
Messrs
Mmes
Edwin Kernen
Connie
Monticello
Charles Meyer
Janice
Mr. Thornton
Milwaukee man to waive hearing in Port Washington slaying case
Harold W. McLaughlin, 28, of Milwaukee, admits killing six year old Ben Wagner and will waive the preliminary examination when he appears in Ozaukee County Municipal Court in Port Washington on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Harold W. McLaughlin
Ben Wagner
Ozaukee County
Port Washington
Miss Bindschaedler Named History Society Secretary
Hannah Bindschaedler was elected secretary of the Green County Historical Society to fill the unexpired term of the late Helen L. Gempeler at a board meeting last night at the Blum and Blum law office. Directors also announced preliminary plans for the 1959 annual meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah _ Bindschaedler
Green County Historical Society
Blum and Blum Law Office
Helen L. Gempeler
New Glarus Fellowship Awaits Camp Activities
The Times Special reports 19 Junior High Youth Fellowship members will attend Green Lake Camp July 27 to August 1 while eight Senior High Youth Fellowship members go July 20 to 26. Joan Tschudy, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Lynn F. B. Tschudy, serves on both camp staffs. Junior high registrants include Byron Ames, G J Mitch Disch, Carol Duerst, Lynette Duerst, Kathie Erickson, Patricia Foster, Mary Jo Freitag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Glarus
Times Special
Green Lake Camp
Joan Tschudy
Lynn F. B. Tschudy
Byron Ames
G. J
Mitch”’ Disch
Carol Duerst
Lynette Duerst
Kathie Erickson
Patricia Foster
Mary Jo Freitag
Community Names List of Senior Members and Members
Sheila Mae Hewes Ruth Ann Hoesly Rox Ann Kubly Mary Lienhardt Beth Marty Alvin G Ott Charles Phillipson Allan Schroeder Susan Willi Jean Tschudy Susan Schuett Kim Tschudy Senior members Jean Ames Judy Disch Charles Ingwell Mary Rupnow James C Tschudy Linda Welsh Nancy Zweifel Jane Meyer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheila Mae Hewes
Ruth Ann Hoesly
Rox Ann Kubly
Mary Lienhardt
Beth Marty
Alvin G. Ott
Charles Phillipson
Allan Schroeder
Susan Willi
Jean Tschudy
Susan Schuett
Kim Tschudy
Jean Ames
Judy Disch
Charles Ingwell
Mary Rupnow
James C. Tschudy
Linda Welsh
Nancy Zweifel
Jane Meyer
Demming's Son Born in New London
Mr and Mrs Ned Demming announce the birth of a son on Monday. The mother Thelma Lehnherr is from Monroe, daughter of Fred Lehnherr of Albany. It marks the 25th grandchild for Mr Lehnherr. Debra Mae Named for Witt Family in Monticello
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Demming
Ned Demming
New London
Thelma Lehnherr
Monroe
Fred Lehnherr
Albany
Mr. Lehnherr
Monticello and Monroe families listed in notice
Mrs. Zentner and Mr. Witt of Monticello and Monroe are named along with their spouses as part of a family notice. Great grandparents include Mr. and Mrs. Casper Zentner and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Witt of Monticello, with Mrs. Loeffel and Mrs. Chambers of Monroe. The Witts' son Robert Paul is almost two, and the Brandenburg children Laura Lynn David Myron and Ann Elizabeth are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C. Zentner
Monticello
Lester A. Witt
Route 4
Casper Zentner
Albert Witt
John Loeffel
C. W. Chambers
Monroe
Witts
Robert Paul
Brandenburgs Name Daughter Rebecca Jo
Mr and Mrs Delvyn Brandenburg of 1213 11th Street name their fourth child Rebecca Jo born Sunday in St Clare hospital Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Ben L Abraham of 1500 23rd Avenue and Mr and Mrs Grover Brandenburg of Brokaw Charles Brandenburg of Brokaw and Mrs Ida
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Jo
Delvyn Brandenburg
11Th Street
St. Clare Hospital
Ben L. Abraham
23Rd Avenue
Grover Brandenburg
Brokaw
Charles Brandenburg
Ida
Moest Family Welcomes Son Steven Anthony in Freeport
Mr. and Mrs. Anton Moest of Orangeville welcomed a son, Steven Anthony, born May 22 in a Freeport hospital. The parents also have a 17 month old daughter, Denise. Mrs. Moest is formerly Gertrude Zimmerman of Albany. paternal grandfather is Alois Moest Sr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton Moest
Orangeville
Steven Anthony
Freeport Hospital
Denice
Moest
Gertrude Zimmerman
Adolph Zimmerman
Albany
Alois Moest Sr
Local Couple Ellen Jo Norder Highlight 1903 Address
Mr and Mrs Kenneth L Nor der of 1903 10th Street are noted in a brief society item. The text records a named individual and a home address in a short Midwest style notation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen JO
Kenneth L. Norder
10Th Street
First Child Named Ellen Jo Born in May at St. Clare
Ellen Jo chosen as the name for the couple’s first child born May 11 at St. Clare hospital. Grandparents are Mrs. Norder formerly Christine Bell of New Glarus and Mr. and Mrs. Herman B. Bell of New Glarus along with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Norder of 1768 17th Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Jo
St. Clare Hospital
Norder
Christine Bell
New Glarus
Herman B. Bell
Kenneth W. Norder
17Th Street
Fritzs Welcome Baby Daughter Jody Lynn in Janesville
Mr and Mrs Gerald F Fritz of 301 Holmes Street Janesville announce the birth of a daughter Jody Lynn. The couple also has a son Scott Fredric three. Mrs Fritz is the former Donna Lois Olson daughter of Mrs Edna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald F. Fritz
Holmes Street
Janesville
Jody Lynn
Scott Fredric
Fritz
Donna Lois Olson
Edna
Local Addresses Note Paternal Grandparents
Olson at 2219 8th street and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fritz of 2027 16th avenue are identified as the paternal grandparents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olson
8Th Street
Fred Fritz
16Th Avenue
Khrushchev's Son-in-Law Appointed Izvestia Editor
Alexei Adzhubei, 34, Nikita Khrushchev's son-in-law, becomes editor of Izvestia. He is known for adding human-interest angles to stories, a rarity in Soviet journalism, and is expected to brighten the government newspaper's pages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Izvestia
Alexei Adzhubei
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