Children Will Present Sunday Program at Universalist Church
The First Universalist church youth will present a Children's Day program during the 10 45 a m worship service led by Rev James L Neighbours and a large group of children and volunteers participate including organ prelude by Gayleen Steensrud and the infant baptism of Eric Lloyd Otteson.
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Universalist Church
First Universalist Church
Gayleen Steensrud
Richard Barry
Linda Loveland
Linda Feutz
James L. Neighbours
Eric Lloyd Otteson
Donovan Otteson
Janet Barry
Tom Lovelace
Eldrid Waldeck
Michael Einbeck
Wynn Grendahl
Leon Kubly
Neighbours
Cheryl Loveland
Bonnie Wee
Mary Myers
Graydon Steensrud
Donald
Carol Barry
Cynthia
Jack Werren
Joanne
Margery Baet
Rogene Steensrud
Wynn
Stuart
Elaine Grendahl
Harry
Candace Wuthrich
Barbara Kubly
Roberta Feutz
Mary Ellen Lovelace
Margaret
Barbara Frantz
Jim Myers
Charles bin
Holly
Roberta
Betsy
Mildred Ann
Barbara Davis
Dianne Werren
William Anderson
Jim Lovelace
Mrs. John Ivey to Present Recital Tomorrow Evening
Mrs. John Ivey leads junior and senior high pupils in a piano and organ recital at Union Presbyterian Church tomorrow at 8 pm. Students Marlea Schuetz Janice Kubly and Carolyn Goecks will usher. The program includes Campus Capers Sailors Hornpipe Beautiful Dreamer Anvil Chorus Hovering Butterflies Hungarian Dark Eyes Petite Russian Rhapsody Edelweiss Glide Alpine Waltz TaZingana Moonlight on the Mountain Behold a Host and Panis Angelicus with organ by Marion Boynton.
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John Ivey
Union Presbyterian Church
Marlea Schuetz
Janice Kubly
Carolyn Goecks
David Wuethrich
David Carlson
Carlson
Wuethrich
Sailors
Carol Ruehlow
Anvil Chorus
Mrs. Ivey
Karen Scherer
Thomas Marean
Jerry Lamb
Donald Heeren
Rosetta Marty
Recital Featured Marian Kundert and Local Musicians
The program includes The Holy City performed by Coplien and Rosetta Marty with Marion Kundert on organ, and duets like Cara Cara Bella by Gayleen Steensrud. Selections span piano duets, organ solos, and readings by Janice Kubly with Little Women offered as humorous reading.
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Coplien
Rosetta Marty
Holy City
Marion Kundert
Gayleen Steensrud
Mrs Berkeleys Pupils Set for Sunday Recital
Mrs. Berkeley and advanced pupils present a spring piano recital Sunday at 8 p m in her studio at 1723 14th Street. The program opens with a Beethoven quartet performed by Karen Wagner Judith Kingdon Elaine Rubi and Anita Ainsworth. Solos and ensembles feature Yvonne Bjork Cathy Ross Jo Anne Ayres Judith Goecks Elaine Rubi Judith Kingdon Joyce Campbell Cecilia Grawehr Anita Aworth Karen Wagner and Robert Klassy with Frederick Ainsworth closing including Bach Albeniz and Blue Danube waltzes for two pianos with Mrs Berkeley at the second piano.
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Ee Rernermer Eiet Eee
14Th Street
Mauermanns To Hold Open House on June 7
In observance of their golden wedding anniversary Mr and Mrs Frank Mauermann will hold open house from 2 to 5 and 7 to 8 30 p m on June 7 Naomi Whitehead of Clarno and Frank Mauermann Cadiz were married June 7 1906 in Freeport They have lived in Brodhead since 1909 The couple has one daughter Mrs William H Behrens and a granddaughter Susan
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Udhead
Frank Mauermann
Naomi Whitehead
Clarno
Cadiz
Freeport
Brodhead
William H. Behrens
Susan
Birthday Party At Monroe County Club
More than 100 people attended the Memorial Day party at the Monroe County Club Tuesday night. Hosts Arthur C. Benkett Wesley L. Dodge and P. J. Connors Jr with Mrs Willard R. Schuetze organized the event. Guests danced and a midnight lunch was served.
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Monroe Country Club
Messrs
Mmes. Arthur
C. Benkett
Wesley L. Dodge
P. J. Connors Jr
Willard R. Schuetze
Recital by Mrs. Rieder's piano pupils at Immanuel church
Pupil groups led by Mrs. Rieder perform a Sunday afternoon recital at Immanuel Evangelical United Brethren Church starting at 3. The program features Kathleen Steiner with vocal solos and includes pieces by Donald Weir, Martha Etter, Valerie Usher, and many others among a long list of student selections.
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Alice Mieder
Immanuel Evangelical United Brethren Church
Kathleen Steiner
Christopher
Robin
Rieder
Donald Weir
Martha | Etter
Sandra | Manos
William Schuetze
Polly Webb
Arctic
Frederic Schuetze
Valerie Usher
Robert Kingdon
Sody
Glendaerson
Janet Barry
Ann Felstad
Scherzettino
Smith
Patricia Jones
London
Wil- Marilyn Marty
Karen Anderson
Elise Feutz
Sandra Miller
Open House for Rev Boettcher Silver Anniversary
Rev and Mrs Robert A Boettcher celebrate 25 years in ministry and their Silver wedding anniversary with a potluck at noon and open house at the Immanuel church parsonage from 2 30 to 5 and 7 to 9 pm. Their three daughters assist as hosts.
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Boettcher
Robert A. Boettcher
Immanuel Congregation
Lila Jane
Virginia Ruth
Patricia Ann
Robert August Boettcher
Edna Mengedoth
Evangelical Theological Seminary
Naperville
Chippewa Falls
Milwaukee
North Division High School
North Central College
University of Pennsylvania
Clergy Serves Peace Church in Brooklyn Town Ship Since 1950
In 1950 a clergy member began serving in Brodhead and has continued since. He is also a pastor for the Peace church located in Brooklyn Township, with connections to Wauzeka Webster Tomah North Fond du Lac and Denmark.
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Wauzeka
Webster
Tomah
North Fond du Lac
Denmark
Brodhead
Boettcher
Peace Church
Brooklyn Township
Bonnie Elmer Honored At Sixth Birthday Party
Mrs. Clarence Elmer Jr. entertained Tuesday afternoon for the sixth birthday of daughter Bonnie. Games were played and Bonnie received gifts. Refreshments were served to family and friends including Mrs. Willis Elmer and several others.
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Bonnie Elmer
Clarence Elmer Jr
Bonnie
Willis Elmer
Mary Kay
Carol Faye
Dean Zimmerman
Jean
Matthew Zentner Jr
Cindy
Armin Loeffel
Guy
Carl
Ted
Van
Myron Burkland
Gary
Carel
Birthday party honors C M Stauffer in Icello social
C M Stauffer was feted at a surprise party Friday evening with his sisters and brother attending. Guests included Mrs Anna Gempeler and Ernest and Louise Gempeler, Jacob Stauffer, Kate and Rose Stauffer.
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C.M. Stauffer
Anna Gempeler
Footville
Ernest Gempeler
Louise
Jacob Stauffer
Kate
Rose Stauffer
Don’s Pils Relief Claims Behind Comfort
In an advertisement the product Don’s Pils is promoted as easing discomfort and bladder irritation with a mild diuretic effect. It asserts relief from misery and sleeplessness and claims users have enjoyed similar relief for over 60 years.
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New Lane
Mrs Russell Elected Head of Vesper Circle
Mrs Russell was elected chairman of the Vesper Circle at a meeting held Tuesday night at the home of Mrs Robert B Trumpy with Mrs Arthur F Roethe as co host. Mrs Glen H Ridnour gave a report on the recent Methodist General Conference in Minneapolis. New officers include Mrs Herbert W Russell secretary Mrs Harvey J Rech treasurer Miss Elvira Gorham program chairman Mrs Roethe Mrs Trumpy and Mrs Coyla K Cox as program chairman.
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Tepeeter Eee Arerer Ene Methodist Church
Robert B. Trumpy
Arthur F. Roethe
Glen H. Ridnour
Minneapolis
Herbert W. Russell
Harvey J. Rech
Elvira Gorham
Roethe
Frumpy
Coyla K. Cox
Minister Sentenced for Larceny of Church Goods
Former Fond du Lac Wisconsin minister Rev George Davis 55 of Hinsdale Christian church received a two year sentence and four years probation for larceny of a gold chalice valued at 100 from a Catholic church. He was found in possession of more than 300 stolen church items including a bishop ring.
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Pittsfield
Mass
Fond du Lac
Wis
Massachusetts House of Correction
George Davis
Hinsdale
Field work on Wisconsin farms advances in late May
Wisconsin farm work progresses with near normal temperatures and dry weather. Spring plowing near completion and most corn planted while potato planting runs normal. Canning peas and sugar beets go in fast as frost cause little damage in the northeast. Pastures remain short and growth slow from cold nights.
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Madison P
Wisconsin
Paul Waite
Weather Fragments Highlight Cooler Midweek Then Warm Weekend
The outlook calls for near normal to slightly above temperatures with Wednesday and Thursday cooler, then a warming trend into the weekend. Showers and thundershowers total about an inch on average with locally higher amounts. Farm markets stayed strong through the week and cattle prices remained steady.
Market sales recover to prior year level as hog prices rise
Principal markets show sales rebounding to last year’s level after a month of decline. Hog prices advance by 50 cents while total marketings climb from the prior week. The Antarctic continent spans about six million square miles, nearly matching the combined area of the United States and Europe.
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Antarctic
United States
Europe
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