Miss Phyllis Duerst Weds Cleo Foster in New Glarus
Miss Phyllis Hilda Duerst daughter of Mr and Mrs Gilbert Duerst New Glarus married Cleo Alan Foster son of Mr and Mrs Earl Foster New Glarus yesterday at 2 30 pm in Swiss Evangelical and Reformed church Rev W J Stuckey officiated Maid of honor Lorraine Elmer bridesmaid Darlene Blum Best man Roland Foster cousin groom Groomsman Donald Duerst usher Sheldon Hoesly and Herman Theiler attended Soloist Clayton Streiff sang Because and The Lord's Prayer with Alice Freitag organist Vickie Lynn Erickson flower girl Jerry Streiff ring bearer attendants wore peacock and American beauty satin gowns Flower girl wore gown like bride's
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Glarus
Phyllis Hilda Duerst
Gilbert Duerst
Cleo Alan Foster
Earl Foster
W. J. Stuckey
Lorraine Elmer
Darlene Blum
Roland Foster
Donald Duerst
Sheldon Hoesly
Herman Theiler
Stoughton
Clayton Streiff
Alice Freitag
Vickie Lynn Erickson
Jerry Streiff
Miss Ardelle Monte Honored at Shower
A pre nuptial shower for Miss Ardelle J Monte was hosted at the Monte home in Browntown by her parents Mr and Mrs Gustave Monte. She and Donald Sellow of Albany plan to marry October 11 at 2 pm at St Johns church. Guests included Harold Staley family Frank Stoehr Lewis Olson Glen Ketchum Donnie Casper Mayer Loyde William Wilde Ira Mayer and Virgil Monte among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardelle J. Monte
Guestave Monte
Browntown
Miss Monte
Donald Sellow
Albany
St. John’s Church
Messrs
Mmes
Harold Staley
Frank Stoehr
Lewis Olson
Glen Ketchum
Donnie
Casper Mayer
Loyde
William Wilde
Ira Mayer
Roy Sellow
Anna Richard
Minnie Hanson
Gus Stoehr
Pauline Patterson
Virgil Monte
Circle to Meet at Monroe Methodist Church
Evening circle No. three of Monroe Methodist church will meet Tuesday evening with Mrs. Alvin Elmer at 1714 8th street. Mrs. J Wesley Engles will be co host ess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Methodist Church
Alvin Elmer
8Th Street
J. Wesley Engles
Doris Pfund and Doral Erickson Wed at St John’s Church
Miss Darlyne Pfund daughter of Ben Pfund of Monroe wed Doral Q O Erickson son of Mr. and Mrs. E J Erickson of Argyle in a candlelight ceremony at St John’s church Saturday evening. The couple planned to live in Argyle after a honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Pfund
Doral O. Erickson
St. John’s
Minnie Marty Honored in Monticello Luncheon
Mrs. Minnie Marty of Los Angeles was guest of honor at a 1 PM luncheon at the W. Karlen home in Monticello. Co-hosts were Mrs. Karlen Mrs. Waldo C. Dick and Mrs. H. L. Karlen. Contract bridge was played.
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Monticello
Minnie Marty
Los Angeles
Cc. W. Karlen
Karlen
Waldo C. Dick
H. L. Karlen
Society Notes From Tender Moments At Local Event
Mrs J P Zweifel won high with Miss Hulda Karlen taking consolation. Mrs Marty received a special guest gift. Attending were Grace Aldrich Black Earth H F Stoll J P Zweifel B L Clark Bessie Youngreen George Steinmann J J Voegels Anna Gerber J C Steinmann Ernest Wittwer and Jake Thompson. Thursday Mrs Ernest Wittwer entertained Mrs Marty and Mrs John Dick. On Saturday Mrs Marty and Mrs Dick dined with Mr and Mrs Waldo C Dick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Zweifel
Hulda Karlen
Marty
Mmes
Grace Aldrich
Black Earth
H. F. Stoll
B. L. Clark
Bessie Youngreen
George Steinmann
J. J. Voegels
Anna Gerber
J. C. Steinmann
Ernest Wittwer
Jake Thompson
John Dick
Waldo C. Dick
Seventy Attend Card Party at Monroe Country Club
About 79 people attended a card party at Monroe Country Club last night. Lunch at 11 preceded 7:30 card games with prizes in bridge canasta and rummy. Winners included Mines for women's bridge and several men and ladies named among the top finishers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Country Club
Mines
H. B. Caradine
A. E. Leiser
C. J. Goetz
Howard W. Chadwick
Alvin H. Babler
Roland R. Etter
Paul W. Neubauer
Canasta
Laroy Dodge
Russell W. Prien
Z. A. Gorder
Rummy
W. E. Wenger
Fred Roth
Alvin Kublyeuchre
Mmes. Doran R. Zwygart
Nathan L. Goetz
Charles J. Mathias
Co. E. Baumle
John A. Becker
Robert W. Goetz
James Forbes
Jennette Crane Heads MHS Concert Orchestra
Jennette Crane of Monroe High School Monticello was elected president of the MHS Concert Orchestra. Allen F. Barnard announced the officers Lyndon Viel Jean Stauffacher and Richard Eley were named vice president secretary and treasurer respectively. The 60 piece ensemble is the top high school orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennette Crane
Ray C. Crane
Monroe High School
Monticello
Allen F. Barnard
Lyndon Viel
Mabel Viel
19Th Avenue
Jean Stauffacher
Victor J. Stauffacher
14Th Street
Richard Eley
John A. Eley
11Th Street
Woman's Union Meeting at St John’s Church
St John’s women plan a 7:45 p m gathering in the church parlors to discuss The Thread of Sacrifice led by Mrs Rob ert Blumer with assistants Mrs Ralph V Lichtenwalner Mrs Roy Reinmann Mr Edward Schuetz Mr John Vogel Jr and Miss Lydia Woelfli Social service report by Mrs Anna Whitcomb and music by Miss Evelyn Hartwig The surprise committee for October birthdays lists Miss Rose Zuer cher and Mrs George Schuh as co chairs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Women’s Union
Robert Blumer
Ralph V. Lichtenwalner
Roy Reinmann
Edward Schuetz
John Vogel Jr
Lydia Woelfli
Anna Whitcomb
Evelyn Hartwig
Rose Zuercher
George Schuh
William Stauffacher Birthday Honor in Browntown
William Stauffacher was honored at a surprise birthday party at his home Sunday. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Haeft, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Haeft and son, Ethel Broeger, Sharon, Mrs. Marcus Dunlavy and Mary Ann, Beloit, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Bosshart and family, Brodhead, Celia Stauffacher, Mr. and Mrs. Alger Vincent and family, Monroe, Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Scott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browntown
William Stauffacher
Dewey Haeft
Harold Haeft
Ethel Broeger
Sharon
Marcus Dunlavy
Mary Ann
Beloit
Ben Bosshart
Brodhead
Celia Stauffacher
Alger Vincent
Monroe
Delbert Scott
Local Families Named in Community Notice
Mrs Leon Stauffacher and son from Janesville along with Fred Theiler and son Willis Theiler and family Wilber Wells and family Marvin Stauffacher Harold Brecklin Shirley Arline and Eugene and Mrs William Stauffacher from Brown Town identified in a regional notice listing residents and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Stauffacher
Janesville
Messrs
Mmnes
Fred Theiler
Willis Theiler
Wilber Wells
Marvin Stauffacher
Harold Brecklin
Shirley
Arline
Eugene
William Satuffacher
Browntown
Miss Strahm Feted At New Glarus Showers
A Sept 23 gathering at the Robert Strahm Jr home honored Doris Strahm on her upcoming Oct 7 marriage to Dean Streiff with two showers hosted by Mrs. Charles Hoesly and Mrs. Ernest Zentner. Guests included the Streiff and Strahm families and neighbors. A second shower at Edwin Knudtson’s home followed with many relatives and friends attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Glarus
Robert Strahm Jr
Miss Strahm
Edwin Knudtson
Messrs
Mmes
Walter Streiff
Ruth
Dean
Robert C. Strahm
Ernest
Robert
Ronnie
Robert Strahm Sr
Adolph Strahm
Wilbert Strahm
Nathan
Frank Schiesser
Linda
J. Oswald Hauser
John S. Rhyner
Albert Stuessy
Clarence Hauser
Henry Hanneman
Mary Strahm
City Scout Group Attends Camp Event
Raphael J. Daly Dewey Dwyer Donald Wilson and Keith Wilson attended a banquet at Canyon camp Apple River for scouts who went to the jambo ree at Valley Forge last summer. Daly led the group and slides of the trip were shown by David Ruehlman Jr. who took the pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raphael J. Daly
Dewey Dwyer
Donald
Keith Wilson
Canyon Camp
Apple River
Valley Forge
Daly
David Ruehlman Jr
Miss Marie Matzinger Weds Paul Vetterli in New Glarus
Miss Marie Evelyn Matzinger of New Glarus married Paul Edward Vetterli of Clarno at noon yesterday in the Swiss Evangelical and Reformed church New Glarus with Rev. W J Stuckey officiating. Attending were the groom's parents Mr and Mrs Henry Vetterli Jr and their son Roy of Clarno and Mr and Mrs Joseph Schwarzenberger and Miss Pauline Schwarzenberger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Glarus
Marie Evelyn Matzinger
Paul Edward Vetterli
Clarno
Evangelical and Reformed Church
W. J. Stuckey
Henry Vetterli Jr
Roy
Joseph Schwarzenberger
Pauline Schwarzenberger
Derendingers Honored at Monticello Surprise Party
A surprise party was held last Wednesday evening in Monticello to honor the Derendings, with neighbors and friends presenting congratulatory messages and gifts. The event highlighted community support and the couple's long service to local affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derendingers
Monticello
Deren Dinger Celebrate 40th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Charles Deren dinger celebrate their 40th wedding anniversary at home with guests including Derendinger Susan Kay Twin Grove Lawrence Rosa and family Brooklyn Fred Ochsner and sons Juda Ambrose Wenger and sons Postville Robert Derendinger Belleville Misses Kathryn Rosa and her roommate Madison Robert Judd Janesville and Calvin Derendinger Monticello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Derendinger
Messrs
Mmes
Walter Derendinger
Susan Kay
Twin Grove
Lawrence Rosa
Brooklyn
Fred Ochsner
Juda
Ambrose Wenger
Postville
Robert Derendinger
Belleville
Kathryn Rosa
Madison
Robert Judd
Janesville
Calvin Derendinger
Monticello
Wedding of Arlene Cutts and Richard Schlueter in Janesville
Mrs Becker and Mrs West and Mrs Mann attended the wedding of Arlene Cutts niece of Mrs Becker to Richard Schlueter in the First Lutheran church Janesville Saturday at seven p m The ceremony took place in Janesville with several relatives present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Becker
Dorothy
Rodney
Monroe
Frank West
Browntown
Emil Mann
Winslow
Arlene Cutts
Becker
Richard Schlueter
Janesville
Dicks mark 25th anniversary with dinner at Wagon Wheel
Mr and Mrs Waldo C Dick celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary on Wednesday. They dined at the Wagon Wheel in Rockton with her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Norman Ka Wool of Elkhorn.
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Monticello
Waldo C. Dick
Wagon Wheel
Rockton
Norman Ka- Wool
Elkhorn
Kohli to Show Travel Pictures at Relief Corps Meeting
Louis H. Kohli will present travel slides at the Women’s Relief Corps gathering tomorrow night, sharing images from his journeys with the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis H. Kohli
Women’s Relief Corps
Hi-Jack Ends in Double Whisky Theft in Cleveland
Cleveland police and FBI say a double hijack targeted 92 cases of whisky worth about 3300 dollars. The liquor from Peoria to Boston was lifted from a truck and moved to a residence. An unknown man then removed about half the stock. Twenty-five cases recovered and seven arrested.
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Cleveland
FBI
Peoria
Boston
Draft Questionnaire Message Ignored by Selective Service
In Buffalo officials overlook a handwritten envelope note reading Do not open until Christmas found with a filled-in draft questionnaire. The incident suggests lax handling of draft documents and raises questions about protocol at the Selective Service office.
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Buffalo
Selective Service
Milk Trucks Must Be Covered Under New Wisconsin Rule
Wisconsin dairy officials require all trucks transporting milk or cream from farms to dairy plants to be covered. The rule aims to protect products from heat cold dust and contamination and applies to all but self-delivering producers. Requirements specify enclosed bodies side wall height durable construction removable gates insulated two layer canvas top and secure fastening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Weavers
State Department of Agriculture
Wisconsin
Weavers
Farmer Loses Arm in Janesville Corn Chopper
Alfred Barlass, 42, a Janesville farmer, lost his right arm above the elbow when a corn chopper grabbed his hand. The machine drew him toward the knives, but his two sons stopped it just before it reached his body.
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Janesville
Alfred Barlass
Homemakers Meet At New Glarus In Decatur Town Group
The Decatur Town Homemakers, with Brodhead and New Glarus ties, met at Mrs. Ernest Bahler's new home hosting 19 members and guests. They toured Little Switzerland sites, discussed the coming year, named new com ing officers, and planned a Brodhead Christmas fair. The next meeting is set for Oct. 12 at Mrs. Arthur Klingbeil's Brodhead home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Glarus
Decatur
Brodhead
Ernest Bahler
Switzerland
Museum
Pet Milk Co
Evangelical Reformed Church
Bahler
Arthur Klingbeil
Pope Beatifies Nun Who Founded Order
In Rome Pope Pius XII beatified Maria De Mattias, founder of the Adorers of the Most Precious Blood. About 50,000 worshippers packed St. Peter’s Basilica as 1,500 representatives of her order attended, including nuns from New York. Born near Rome February 4, 1805, she began church work at 17 and died August 20, 1855.
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Rome
St. Peter’s Basilica
Maria de Mattias
Order of the Adorers of the Most Precious Blood
New York
Larger Social Security Checks Go Out In Area
Sydney E. Miller of the Madison social security office says 5,431 beneficiaries will receive larger September checks after amendments to the security act. Increases are automatic for August recipients who remain eligible, with boosts from 100 percent for the lowest amounts to about 60 percent for higher brackets. Total seven-county payments rise from 104 012 to 188 826 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney E. Miller
Madison Social Security Office
Treasury
Miller
Belleville Sideswipe Involving Steigman and Schilt Cars
Two Belleville vehicles driven by Herman W. Steigman and Alice M. Schilton route 1 collided in a sideswipe on highway 92 about 6 40 p m yesterday a quarter mile east of Belleville. Both vehicles left the scene with Mrs Steigman as a passenger and Mrs John Schilt as a passenger in the Schilt car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belleville
Herman W. Steigman
Alice M. Schilt
Steigman
John Schilt
Miss Schilt
Schilt
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Phyllis Duerst
Cleo Foster
Zwingli House
Delores Itten
Doris Hoesly
Anna Streiff
Janice Marty
Wilhelm Tell Hall
Engler’s Store
New Glarus Hardware
Ohio
Michigan
Orfordville
Evansville
Whitewater and
Ardelle Monte
Auth
Roy Stemm Winslow
Illinois
E. A. Theiler
5Th Ave
Monroe, Wis
Thomson Phosphate Company
South Dearborn Stoo
Crrccogo
Doris Darlyne Pfund
Ben A. Pfund
Route 5
Doral QO. Erickson
E. J. Erickson
Argyle
Paul C. Kehle
Myron Erickson
Eleanor Hansen
Ruth Wirtz
Lester Moen
Marilyn Bainbridge
Carol Ann Peterson
William Rossing
Vernus Nelson Jr
Gottfried Wenger
Goldie Robertson
Ast
Eugene Moen
Florence Voigt
Patricia Jacobson
Patricia Steven
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Institute of Mortuary Science
Erickson
Coral O. Erickson
Jennette Crane Heads
MHS Concert Orchestra
Woman's Union Plans
Harvey
Stauffacher Chiropractor
White Block
America
Endian
Radiant
Miller’s
South Side Square
Jewelry
Marie Matzinger
Paul Vetterli
The
Alvin F. Rote Co
News of the Homemakers
Chrysler
Studer Super
6Th St
Wlad
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