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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1964
Page
3
Social Events reports the wedding of Miss Diane June Hoesly to Harvey Willis Disch at St John’s United Church of Christ at 2 p.m. officiated by Donald G. Storck. Details include gowns, bridal party, attendants, reception, out of town guests, and future addresses.
Mrs. Beatrice Mulligan will receive the green cap at the convocation of Women of the Moose with the West Bend chapter as hostess. The Monroe chapter earns the award of achievement. Mrs. Viola Huenergard will lead the event. Monroe attendees include multiple members on the ritual staff and a large list of others.
Grace Lutheran hosts a 4 p.m. Reformation and Unity service with confirmation class introductions and special music by the Chapel choir directed by Mrs. Gene Kleckler and the Chancel choir directed by John Reese. A free luncheon follows, provided by Grace church women, emphasizing church unity in today’s world.
Mary Esther Zink daughter of Mr and Mrs For rest Zine Crandon and Carl Michael Marty son of Mr and Mrs Carl O Marty Three Lakes were married at 11 am at St Joseph s Church Crandon Rev Joseph Carstka officiated The bride wore a white floor length gown with chapel train and pearls Her veil was a mantilla of imported French lace The bridal party included Mrs Larry Rockow matron of honor Miss Caren Nelson and Mrs Russell Chooge bridesmaids Ring bearer was Joseph Anthony Mazzarella Organ music was by Mrs Katherine Guth The reception was at the Northernaire in Three Lakes The couple will reside east of Three Lakes after a honeymoon in California and Hawaii
Evelyn Marie Wenger marries Walter Al red Botteron at Bethel EUB Church at 2 p.m. Rev. Burton Holling presides. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Wenger Jr Route 4, wore Rochelle lace and tulle with pearls and sequins, carried a lace Bible with roses and carnations. The groom is son of Mrs Cora Botteron Route 4 and the late Alfred Botteron Jr. The couple plan to reside on Route 4 after a northern Wisconsin honeymoon.
Evelyn Wenger and Walter Botteron were honored with two bridal showers. A Moore home gathering hosted gifts under a pink and white umbrella with guests including Mrs Olson and several neighbors. The 4H Club also hosted a shower at Henry Pick's home with cards, snacks, and gifts for the couple.
Mrs Henry Babler Jr Friendship chairman for 1963 64 presided at Moose hall over a committee meeting. Present were Mmes Chalmer Armstrong Charles Schoewaldt Lee Babler Homer Wardlow Robert Maurer Bruce Miller Robert Blum Beatrice Mulligan Arthur Meyers William Walters Nellie Engles Wilbert Ott Fannie Kubly Fred Krebs Gerhard Gruenberg Cecil Jones Roy Speich Clifford Hawthorne Olin Flistram Mary Rieder Emma Kurth Clifford Prien and Jack Marty.
Rev. E C McCollow will officiate at First Communion for St Victor's school second graders at 8 30 a m Mass in St Victor's church tomorrow. List includes Martha Barry David Benkett John Blum Kellen Boss Thomas Brennan Leslie Eiserman Mary Ellen Elmer Michael Field David Geiger Barbara Gerber Dennis Golackson Doris Hartman Michael Huber John Hyland Patrick Klarer Kathleen Krieger Richard Larson Steven Leonard Martha Marti Scott McGuire Margaret McKeown Patrick Norton Victoria Purcell James Ripp David Rudin it David Ruhe nacht Alan Schwartz Gregory Staab Mark Stafford David Urban and David Zach.
The Country Club hosts a Western Halloween party on Saturday night October 31. Dinner runs 6 to 9 with dancing 9 30 to 1. Music by the Johnny Mongue band. Attendees are urged to dress as cowboys and Indians.
Milan police report Saverio Catania, a night watchman, flagged two burglars breaking into a textile shop and asked a bystander to help. The helper turned out to be the burglars’ lookout, disarmed Catania, and aided the trio in escaping with about $350 worth of cloth.
In Worksop England students at a college in Nottinghamshire faced a choice due to long hairstyles in trades classes. The headmaster allowed students to select quit schooling, haircut, or wear hairnets. The students chose to wear hairnets amid the excitement locally.
Monticello Chapter of Eastern Star met in the Masonic hall with Mr. and Mrs. John Stenbroten presiding. Court whist followed. Clarence Loveland and Mrs. M. E. Lynn won high honors, Miss Hulda Karlen the consolation. Co-hostesses were Miss Lora Dick and Mrs. Matt Zentner, Bessie Youngreen, and John Ponyicsanyi.
Mr and Mrs Harry Welch observed their silver wedding anniversary with an open house in Green County Bank Brodhead hosting about 150 guests. Elise Leopold was the maid of honor and the couple married Oct 12 1939 at St Johns church.
Giuseppe Antonio Pala, 87, was convicted of bigamy but the court annulled the two year sentence due to his age. The ruling highlights leniency for elderly defendants in this case in Genoa Italy.
The Monroe Instrumental Music Department features several ensembles. The Tempos led by Fredric Moritz performed before a Rotary Travelogue. The Jolly Cheesemakers led by John Wegmueller play at Turnerhall for Founders Day. The Monroe Pep Band, directed by Moritz, will march in the businessmen’s parade next Wednesday. On Oct 30 the 90 piece Monroe high school band performs at T. R. Holyoke Field for a football game. Cadet Band leaders Mary Salzwedel, Nancy Ekum, and Karen Witt lead the Halloween Parade on Oct 31 with John Beutel assisting during practice teaching at Platteville State University.
An Army Corps of Engineers employee, Denton C. Hippensteel, 23, challenged a state stop for driving with a revoked Alabama license. He contends a valid federal vehicle operator’s license existed at the time and moved the case to U.S. District Court to resolve federal versus state jurisdiction.
Melvin Lynn Jr. of Eau Claire spent several days in town with his parents Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Lynn. The visit included business calls in Monroe and Madison and a dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Herman Fritz in Monroe on Wednesday night.
Rent ads sought by landlords and property owners urging quick reach to renters. Contact Monroe Evening Times at phone number 325-5101 to place advertisements.
Pvt Ernest Gebhardt Jr of Argyle completed a 12 week engineer equipment maintenance course at the Army Engineer School Fort Belvoir Virginia on October 20 He gained knowledge in operating maintaining gasoline and diesel engines air compressors tractors graders and crane shovels He joined the Army last May and completed basic training at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri The 1961 Argyle High School graduate is 21 years old.
Based in Louisiana Monticello Times Special Pvt. Allen F. Luchsinger NG 27 929 510 now on six months active duty. His address is Co. D 1st B N 5th Tag Bde Platoon No. 4 Fort Polky La 71459. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Luchsinger Route 2.
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