Social Events: Blaum and Camenzind Exchange Wedding Vows
Dr. Gilbert Blaum and Miss Katherine Camenzind exchanged marriage vows at St. Victor's Catholic Church in Chicago. The ceremony followed a gown of silk organza with Alencon lace and a bouquet of red roses. Out-of-town guests hailed from Illinois and Wisconsin as the couple planned to reside at 5940 North O'Dell after a wedding trip to the Eastern United States. Both spouses hold nursing and medical degrees and are connected to Resurrection Hospital in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Blaum
Katherine Camenzind
Katherine Louise Camenzind
Franz Camenzind
Monroe
Gilbert Eugene Blaum
North O'Dell
Chicago
Gilbert G. Blaum
New Holland
St. Victor’s Catholic Church
E. C. McCollow
Kathleen Burke
Suzanne Blaum
Mitt Koester
Freeport
Ann Maske
Joe Poggi
Frank Camenzind
William Tewell
Donald Vanger
Austin Gibbons
Camenzind
St. Victor’s Parochial
Albert Bilgin
Ken Messinger
Helen Moest
Harriet Hecht
Gail Long
Susan Rufener
Connie Rufener
Lincoln
Dixon
Rockford
Orangeville
Argyle
Monticello
New Glarus
Brodhead
Albany
Blanchardville
Mineral Point
Hollandale
Juda
Dodgeville
Browntown
Milwaukee
United States
Ill
Blaum
Evelyn Hartwig and Robert Cameron Wed in Presbyterian Rites
Evelyn Lou Hartwig and Robert Cameron Clark wed in a double ceremony at First Presbyterian Church Canton Ohio at 2 30 PM The vows were performed by Rev Paul V Helm Jr with solos by Joanna Richard The couple will reside at 2221 Mt Vernon Blvd N W Canton Ohio Parents Julius Hartwig and Robert Clark attended The bride wore bouquet taffeta gown with Alencon lace veil bouquet of white roses Stephanotis and ivy The groom is an organist and choirmaster at the Canton church
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Canton
Evelyn Lou Hartwig
Harmon Street
North Canton
Robert Cameron Clark
Mt. Vernon Blvd
N.W
Paul V. Helm Jr
George E. Parkinson
Joanna Richard
Scotch Plains
N.J
E. Nelson Larrabee
Zion Evangelical and Reformed Church
Youngstown
Ronald L. Gould
Julius H. Hartwig
Route 1
Robert W. Clark
Kansas City
Frank Fandrick
Rose Macdonald
Bloomfield
George Riehl
Andrew Hartwig
Richard Barnard
William Cochrane
James Steen
Clark
Monroe High School
Westminster Choir College
Princeton
Central College
Fayette, Mo
Union Theological Seminary
James Peterson Feted At Confirmation Dinner
James Peterson son of Mr and Mrs Walter Peterson was among Perry Lutheran church confirmands on Sunday. Dinner at Walter Peterson home followed services with numerous Blanchardville area families and guests from Mt Horeb Barneveld Madison and Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanchardville
James Peterson
Walter Peterson
Perry Lutheran Church
Messrs
Mmes
Stanley Johnson
Nancy
Bruce
Randolph
Peter V. Peterson
Knudt Peterson
Lew Peterson
Connie
Rita
Norman Peterson
Donald
Paul
Mt. Horeb
Jo Ellen
Laurie Ann
Lloyd Hendrickson Jr
Lance
Donald Mein
Madison
Mines
Christ Week
Lloyd Hendrickson
Philip
L. S. Ryan
Vivian Johnson
Lloyd F. Johnson
Douglas Baker
Barbara
Bonnie and
Blanche
Jerrold Gant
Jedd
George Watrud
Hazel Anderson
Marilyn
Karen
Alma Devoe
Ruth Johnson
Harold Mohns
Herbert Mohns
Dwight Procter
Harrison
Jack Stafford
Monroe
Melvin Swain
Arthur Swain
Lawrence Hawkins
Alfred Swain
Beloit
Stanley Clark
Roger
Clare Clark
Emma Meinert
Willis Newcomer
Raymond Malcock
John Egger
Evansville
Nobel Wilson
Orangeville
Rodney Arnsmeier
Gilbert Wendler
Ronald Arnsmeier
Karen, Roscoe, Jr
Donald Flynn
Davis
Joe Fortner
Thomas Theiler
St. Clare Hospital
Clayton Claire
Newark
Ross Binger
Brodhead
Alfred Zweifel
Andrew Scheidegger
State Line
Luther League
Gundry House Museum to Open Sunday in Mineral Point
Mineral Point special edition announces Gundry House museum opening Sunday with guest speaker George Fiedler of Winnetka Illinois. The tea starts at 2 30 p m and the museum will be open daily 1 to 5 p m with Mrs Betty Gleichauf as attendant and guide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mineral Point
Gundry House Museum
George Fiedler
Winnetka, Ir
Betty Gleichauf
Mrs Roy Crago Celebrates 71st Birthday at Browntown
Mrs Roy Crago marked her 71st birthday at her daughter Mrs Jack Williams’ home. She received many gifts and cards as Muriel Williams baked the cake for the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browntown
Roy Crago
Jack Williams
Muriel
Bible school opens at Union EUB church Oakley
The Times Special reports a Bible school at Union EUB Church Oakley starting Monday June 5 for a week. A program and family picnic will climax the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Eub Church
Oakley
Family gathering at Lawrence Klentz home
A family gathering was held at the Lawrence Klentz home in rural Juda. Dinner guests included Louise Kuhnke and Reuben Orangeville. Clark Strong and family Baileyville. Harold Holloway Winslow. Gerald Howard La Verne. Alvin Klentz Sr and Alvin Jr Orangeville. with Baileyville and Orangeville residents attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Klentz
Juda
Louise Kuhnke
Reuben
Orangeville
Clark Strong
Gloria
Gary
Donna
Gordon
Baileyville
Ill
Harold Holloway
Winslow
Gerald Howard
LaVerne
Alvin Klentz
Alvin Jr
Orangeille
Alpha Wang Weds Lester H Anderson at East Wiota Church
Miss Alpha C Wang daughter of Mrs Charles A Wang and Lester H Anderson son of Mrs Alma Anderson were married at East Wiota Lutheran church. Rev Emil Martinson officiated at 2 pm with organ music by Mrs Arleigh Johnson. The couple plans a Westward wedding trip and will reside on Route 1 Argyle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha C. Wang
Charles A. Wang
22Nd Avenue
Lester H. Anderson
Alma Anderson
Argyle
East Wiota Lutheran Church
Emil Martinson
Arleigh Johnson
Bonnie Wang
Glenn Anderson
Blanchardville
Route 1
Birthday salute for Nancy Segner at Elton Segner home
Nancy Segner celebrated her tenth birthday at the Elton Segner residence in Monroe with games and lunch. Attendees included Cindy Durtschi of Monticello, Mr and Mrs Wayne Segner of Madison and Cathy and Wayne Segner, plus Karen Witt of Gaylord Flannery and Mr and Mrs John Segner, all in Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Segner
Elton Segner
Monroe
Cindy Durtschi
Monticello
Wayne Segner
Madison
Karen Witt
Gaylord Flannery
John Segner
Cathy
Wedding Report for Miss Jean LaVonne Clark and Ralph Eugene Hanson
Mrs Lester Schulz assisted at the reception and cut the groom’s cake after the 2 p m ceremony at Adams Lutheran church Argyle. Mrs Donald Parks helped with the wedding report while Mrs Chester Hanson and Mrs Philip Ingwell oversaw the gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Schulz
Jean LaVonne Clark
Ralph Eugene Hanson
Adams Lutheran Church
Argyle
Donald Parks
Chester Hanson
Philip Ingwell
Rural schools hold picnics as year ends
The Michaels school closed with a picnic as students with perfect attendance were named including Edward Nelson and Alan Johnson. Graduates included Pris cila Amman, Ginger Nall, Bruce Scott and Frederick Ross. Other schools report picnics, teachers returning, and several graduates and perfect attendance awards across JUDA and Sam Ball and Silver schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michaels
Edward Nelson
Alan Johnson
Richard
Steven
Kathy Schwartz
Priscila Amman
Ginger Nall
Bruce Scott
Frederick Ross
Sam Ball School
Scott
George Buol
Jack Feldt
Nancy
Patricia Siedschlag
Cave of the Mounds
Little
Norway
Donna Ludwig
Diane Feldt
Victor Weibel
Silver School
Harriet Keener
Linda Trumpy
Linda Keener
Beth Trumpy
Anna Keener
Cynthia Seeholzer
Gordon Huntley
Edna A. Babler
City Receives 2033 Fire Insurance Check
The city received a 2033 dollar fire insurance check representing two percent of last year’s premiums. Wisconsin issued 624 checks totaling 668186 to municipalities with fire protection services. Commissioner Charles Manson said insurers report premiums and pay dues to the commissioner, who distributes them to fund fire departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Charles Manson
Commissioner of Insurance
Manson
Monroe seniors pictured in UW Badger yearbook 1961
Eight Monroe students appear among 1777 in the University of Wisconsin 1961 Badger yearbook senior section. Janis Babler and Carolyn Benkert will be honored at the All University Convocation on Sunday June 4 at 4 p.m. in the Wisconsin Union Theater. Also listed are Nathan Andereck Henry Hefty Harry Krebs Roger Hasse William Lanz and Dennis Goecks. Commencement for over 2500 degrees occurs Monday June 5 at Camp Randall Stadium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
University of Wisconsin
Badger
The
State University
Janis K. Babler
Carolyn J. Benkert
Wisconsin Union Theater
Miss Benkert
Arthur C. Benkert
Miss Babler
Verla Babler
University
Nathan D. Andereck
John E. Andereck
Henry G. Hefty
Henry L. Hefty
Harry J. Krebs
Henry Krebs
Kluwin Elected In Bar s Ballot
John Kluwin of Milwaukee named president-elect of the State Bar of Wisconsin and to the executive committee as 1962 top office looms. Walter Brummond, Appleton, secretary. Hugh Gwin, Hudson, treasurer. Whitney to become president June 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
John Kluwin
Milwaukee
State Bar of
Wisconsin
Bar
Walter Brummond
Appleton
Hugh Gwin
Hudson
John C. Whitney
Green Bay
Carroll Callahan
Columns
Kluwin
Arthur Wickham
Jack McManus
Roland J. Steinle Sr
State Judicial Council
Robert F. Lehman
Elkhorn
Robert C. Lovejoy
Janesville
Lyall T. Beggs
Leo C. Hartman
Juneau
Leonard Roraff
la Crosse
Jackson M. Bruce
Juda By Mabel E. Bauer
Social notes from Juda report visits and attendances at church events. Mr and Mrs Ben Miller called at Gayle Matzke home while Miss Mabel Prien of Monroe visited Shirl Hilliard and attended the Juda High Baccalaureate. Lyle Hilliard, 1961 class member, noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Miller
Gayle Matzke
Monroe
Mabel Prien
Shirl Hilliard
Juda High School
Lyle Hilliard
Harrison Grenzow
James Allen
Brodhead
Juda Baptist Church
Darlington
John Leg
Weekend Visit Roundup From Madison to Orangeville
Gerald Smith and a Madison resident spent the weekend with their parents. Mr and Mrs Marvin Siedschlag and Diane and Mrs Elizabeth Stuessy of Monroe called on Mr and Mrs John Babler of Orangeville Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Smith
Madison
Marvin Siedschlag
Diane
Elizabeth Stuessy
Monroe
John Babler
Orangeville
Spring Grove Folks Attend Picnics and Gatherings
Local residents from Spring Grove and nearby towns share a series of gatherings. Families visit, dine, and attend funerals and confirmations while relatives travel between Monroe Evansville and Brodhead for social events and church league plans a skating party in Evansville.
Steel Bridge Spans Colorado River At Moab In 1912
A steel bridge was constructed across the Colorado River at Moab Utah in 1912 marking a key transport development for the region.
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Colorado River
Moab
Utah
UW To Graduate 2 400 This Year
Madison Wisconsin 1961 commencement will award degrees to 2400 students from 44 nations and 42 states plus the District of Columbia. 65 percent of graduates are Wisconsin residents from every county. Bachelor degrees go to 1600, advanced to 700, and medical degrees to 165. Foreign graduates range from Nigeria to Norway and from Australia to Venezuela. 69 percent are men and 31 percent women. about 32 percent are married. The average age of women is 22.5 years. men’s age is not stated.
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Wisconsin
Nigeria
Norway
Australia
Venezuela
States
District of Columbia
Julius Mintz
Classified Ad Urges Cash from Extra Farm Equipment
Local option seeks to sell extra farm equipment and livestock for cash via a classified ad. Farm owner lists items available and invites buyers to contact for quick sale and fair pricing.
Faubus Attacks Little Rock Desegregation Plan
Gov. Faubus denounces the Little Rock School Board action to desegregate four junior highs and an all white high school next fall. The board, under court orders, added 25 Negroes to four junior high schools and increased Negro high school enrollment to 24 at once white Technical High. Board President Tucker defends compliance with the court order and says motives align with prior integration steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
Orval E. Faubus
NAACP
Faubus
National Guardsmen
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Arkansas
South
Hungary
Everett Tucker Jr
Tucker
158 Hunting Mishaps For State Last Year
Wisconsin reported 158 hunting accidents in 1960, with 13 fatalities. Deer hunter deaths totaled nine, and 70 percent of incidents involved hunters under 21, including five under 12. Bow and arrow accidents were three and nonfatal. The Nile is cited as the world’s longest river at 4,000 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin
State Conservation Department
Herb Lemke
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Sebmitz
Robert C. Clark
Robert Cameron
Alpha Wang
East Wiota
Bill Clark
Richard Roenneburg
Thelma Gempeler
Dennis L. Goecks
Henry C. Hefty
Roger L. Hasse
William H. Lanz
Mabel E. Bauer
17Th Ave
12Th St
Center Market
Lester Reed
Spring Grove
Mrs. Herbert Mohns
Arnold Albright
Mildred Malcock
Duane
Kay Teal
Ernie Brunner
Fritz Laeser
Mohns
Dallas Weidman
Leon Weidman
Frank Seibert
Big Rock
Peonies
Starflower Shop
Puritan Fund
D. N. Johnson
the Marshall CO. Investments
11Th Street
Business Mart
Wis
Sugar River Raceway
Brodhead, Wis
Midwest
Hammond
Indiana
Clarence Bridge
Bluff View Park
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