Miss Jeniece Lind Weds Robert Wells In Grace Lutheran
Miss Jeniece Florence Lind daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Lind say of 1415 17th avenue became the bride of Robert La verne Wells son of Mr and Mrs Cecil Wells route 1 Argyle in Grace Lutheran church September 3 at 2 pm Rev Newell Mendenhall performed the double ring ceremony Attendants were Miss Donna Wenger Eugene Davis The bride wore a lime green suit with navy accessories and a corsage of rosebuds The maid of honor wore a grey suit with wine pom poms The groom and best man wore tan and grey business suits They are Monroe high school graduates 1950 and will reside at Hoffman Trailer Court Mt 42 La Crosse The bride will continue working in La Crosse
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeniece Florence Lindsay
Paul Lindsay
17Th Avenue
Robert Laverne Wells
16Th Avenue
Cecil Wells
Argyle
Grace Lutheran Church
Newell Mendenhall
Donna Wenger
713Th Street
Eugene Davis
21St Street
la Crosse State Teachers College
Hoffman Trailer Court
Mdt
la Crosse
Wells
Oregon Wedding Unites Dorothy Crotty and William Baumgartner
Dorothy Rae Crotty and William H. Baumgartner wed in a double ring ceremony at People's Methodist Church Oregon with Rev. Robert Conner officiating. Attendants included Mrs. Paul Huebner and Herbert Baumgartner. guests came from Darlington Milwaukee Madison Monroe Evanston and Rockton Illinois. The couple resides at 1914 14th Avenue after a wedding trip through northern Wisconsin. Mrs. Baumgartner, Oregon High School graduate, works for Commonwealth Telephone Co. in Oregon. Mr. Baumgartner, Monroe High School alumnus, is an apprentice lineman for Wisconsin Power and Light Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Baumgartner
Herman Baumgartners
14Th Street
Dorothy Rae Crotty
Michael Crottys
Oregon
Robert Conner
People’s Methodist Church
Paul Huebner
Herbert Baumgartner
Francis
Michael McKune
Everett Gaulker
Betty Crow
Village Hall
Darlington
Milwaukee
Madison
Monroe
Evanston
Rockton
Ill
14Th Avenue
Wisconsin
Baumgartner
Oregon High School
Commonwealth Telephone Co
Monroe High School
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
Auxiliary of Monroe County Club Extends Weekend Events
The Monroe County club auxiliary will continue Wednesday golf and bridge outings for two more weeks after Labor Day. 85 to 90 members and guests ate Sunday dinner and 1120 to 130 attended the dance with Hal Mack and his orchestra. The Halloween party will feature Mack's orchestra. Kiwanis meetings will continue there through Sept. 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Country Club
Hal Mack
Chester Becker
Charles J. Mathias
Waelti Reunion At Messerschmidt Home Sees 115 Attendees
The first Waelti reunion in 17 years gathered 115 relatives at Walter Messerschmidt home in Mt. Horeb. Four generations were present and special honorees included Mrs. Mary Wuetrich Anna Baumgartner and Gottfried Waelti of Monroe. Officers elected were Mrs. Christ Waelti president Mrs. Carl Wild vice president Mrs. Sam Waelti secretary and Frank Mahler treasurer. The 1951 reunion is planned for Evansville park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waelti
Walter Messerschmidt
Mt. Horeb
Mary Wuetrich
Anna Baumgartner
Gottfried Waelti
Monroe
Christ Waelti
Juda
Carl Wild
Belleville
Sam Waelti
Frank Mahler
Verona
Evansville Park
Miss June Schoonover Begins Milwauke e Kindergarten Post
Miss June Schoonover starts teaching duties at the 38th street school in Milwaukee. A University of Wisconsin graduate in child development, she has summers with Monroe playground activities. Her parents Mr and Mrs R H Schoonover moved her to Milwaukee yesterday. they attended a Madison wedding of UW students Luella Schmidt and Steve Bennett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Schoonover
38Th Street
Milwaukee
University of Wisconsin
Monroe
R. H. Schoonover
DAR Meeting Postponed By Benjamin Harrison Chapter
The first fall meeting of the Benjamin Harrison chapter of DAR is postponed from tomorrow afternoon to a later date due to a heavy Cheese Day week schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DAR
Benjamin Harrison
Miss Joyce Foster and Howard Schiller Wed in Sunday Rites
Joyce Elizabeth Foster of 2120 12th street wed Howard Otto Schiller of Marshfield at First Methodist church in a 2 pm ceremony. She wore slippers satin Chantilly lace with lily of the valley veil. he is a Marshfield native and works as a mechanic while she is a United Telephone Co operator. The couple plan to reside at their home after a western honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Joyce Elizabeth Foster
Fay E. Fosters
12Th Street
Howard Otto Schiller
Otto Schillers
Marshfield
Howard Hackett
Boscobel
John Lewin
Darlington
Charles Gore
Blue River
Sharon Ann Gore
John Schiller
Monroe
Willis Schiller
Alvin Broge
South Wayne
Ralph Weckerly
John Ronald
Ralph K. Kofoed
Nancy Thorp
Charles B. Bolender
Evelyn Schmerze
Helen Hartwig
Joyce Campbell
Mocrae
Alvis Wahl
Blanchardville
Lorraine Schmitz
Mineral Point
Saranac
Mich
Wisconsin Rapids
Miss Norma Christen Weds Leland Rockow in Zwingli Church
Miss Norma Christen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Christen Sr., married Leland Rockow, son of the Lester Rockows of Juda, at Zwingli church yesterday at 11 a m with Rev. A R Achtemeier officiating. Attendants included Mrs. Wilbert Christen Jr., Margaret Rockow, and Betty Rockow. best man Bert Christen Jr. and groomsmen Allan Rockow and Stanley Boul. A dinner for 20 followed at the Swiss Wheel in Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Norma Christen
Wilbert Christen Sr
Leland Rockow
Lester Rockows
Zwingli Church
A. R. Achtemeier
Wilbert Christen Jr
Route 1
Margaret Rockow
Monroe
Betty Rockow
Juda
Allan Rockow
Stanley Boul
Belleville
Miss Margaret Lucille Spinhirne Weds William Parmer
Albany announces the Sept 2 marriage in Dubuque Iowa of Margaret Lucille Spinhirne to William Parmer. Margaret is Albany High School 1949 graduate, employed by Freeman Shoe Corp Brodhead. William Parmer works for Oscar Mayer Co Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Jacob Spinhirne
Margaret Lucille
William Parmer
Dubuque, la
Parmer
Albany High School
Freeman Shoe Corp
Brodhead
Palmer
Oscar Mayer, Co
Madison
Memorial books placed in library by Monroe Woman’s Club
The Monroe Woman’s Club placed two memorial books in the city library in memory of the late Miss Florence Wartenweiler county superintendent. The volumes are Improving Human Relations in School Administration by W A Yauch and Flowers to Know and Grow by Audrey Hatfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Yauch
Audrey Hatfield
Monroe Woman’s Club
Florence Wartenweiler
Woman's club to host fall social with UW guest speaker
The superintendent of schools and Mrs. E. C. Copeland a 50 year member and former treasurer will be honored by the club. Prof. Walter Agard of the University of Wisconsin will speak at the fall social and opening meeting at St. John's church on Oct. 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Copeland
Copeland
Woman’s Club
Walter Agard
University of Wisconsin
St. John’s Church
Church Class Hosts Viel Home Meeting
Mrs Lyndon C Viel and Miss Clara ZumBrunnen co hosted 17 members and guest Mrs Everett A Janke at Philathea Sunday school class in the Viel home at 820 19th avenue. Reports on the Lake Geneva school of missions were given and a travelogue of a western trip was shared. Special music was by Lyndon Viel and devotions led by Mrs Charles Niles and Miss Katherine Bowell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyndon C. Viel
Clara ZumBrunnen
Everett A. Janke
Philathea
Viel
19Th Avenue
School of Missions
Lake Geneva
Marilyn Kubly
Lyndon Viel
Park Picnic At Blanchardville Draws Local Residents
A group gathered for a Sunday picnic at Blanchardville park with attendees from Horeb Blue Mounds Milwaukee Waukesha Minneapolis and surrounding areas. Guests included Mr and Mrs Roy Robb Mrs Walter Kubly Mr and Mrs Casper Disch and many others listed in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanchardville
Blacnhardville Park
Roy Robb
Walter J. Kubly
Monroe
Casper R. Disch
Clifford Fjelstad
Jean
Julie
Glen Helland
Marlene
Sheila
Greta
Horeb
Philip Kahl
Blue Mounds
John Nichols
Gregory Peck
Milwaukee
Dick Iverson
Waukesha
Jul Johnson
Minneapolis
Martin Hanson
Frank Robb
John J. Steiner
Mabel Thomspon
Lela Thomspon
Sanford Gilbertson
Sandra Joy
Elaine Zoller and Floyd Trumpy Showered in Monticello
Miss Elaine Zoller and Floyd Trumpy who will wed September 17 were honored at a shower on August 31 at the Wilbert Christen Jr. home in Monticello. Mrs. Wilbert Christen Jr. and Miss Frances Ludwig hosted. guests included William Leopold Jr. and Marvin Marty, Milo Friedrichs, Eugene Zoller, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Elaine Zoller
Floyd Trumpy
Wilbert Christen Jr
Milo Friedrichs
Eugene Zoller
Shower Honors Miss Joyce Due Before Sept wedding
Miss Joyce Due was honored at a Grace Lutheran choir shower in the church Friday evening ahead of her Sept 16 marriage to Wilbert Orton Jr. Attendees included Mrs. Connors Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Mendenhall and several Debees, along with Miss Joyce Due and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Due
Wilbert Orton Jr
Grace Lutheran Choir
Mmes. P. J. Connors Jr
Othe Schneider
Jean
Viva Stauffacher
Robert Kingdon
Newell Mendenhall
Ransom Holmes
Clyde Chambers
Edmund Anderson
Marian Dieckhoff
Jane Trumpy
Odelle Monte
Patricia Shager
Evelyn
Marian
Ruby Due
Weslyan Camp Attended by Local Church Leaders
Pine Lake near Westfield hosted the Weslyan Service guild camp this weekend. Attendees included Mmes. William T. Plate and H. F. Cunningham conference secretary and vice president, plus Lyle A. Rodger Arlie Mitchell and Robert B. Trumpy local officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weslyan Service Guild
Pine Lake
Westfield
Mmes
William T. Plate
H. F. Cunningham
Lyle A. Rodger
Arlie Mitchell
Robert B. Trumpy
Coyne Family Welcomes Daughter Susan Margaret
Mr and Mrs Michael Coyne of Richland Center announce the birth of their first child a daughter in a Richland hospital. They name her Susan Margaret. Mr Coyne is a coach at Richland Center school. Mrs Coyne is the daughter of L D Jones of South Wayne.
Madison Council Sets Ten Meetings This Month
The legislative council and its committees will hold ten meetings in Madison this month. Schedule includes Sept 5 civil defense Sept 7 8 conservation Sept 8 reapportionment Sept 14 15 education Sept 25 council Sept 26 27 taxation and Sept 30 highways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Legislative Council
Swiss cheese market steady as demand remains light
The Federal-State market news service reports the week ending August 30 shows steady cheese prices with light demand. Wisconsin Swiss buyers hold prices with state brand 41-43 cents per pound fob and other grades at 35-40 cents. The Minnesota cheese queen title goes to Mrs. Kenneth Zeller of Zumbrota, with her husband previous winner. The 37th Central Wisconsin Cheesemakers and Buttermakers association meets October 10–11 in Marshfield, and the UW Madison dairy manufacturers conference runs March 27–29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen E. Steuri
Madison
F.o.b
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Zeller
Zumbrota
Central Wisconsin Cheesemakers’ and Buttermakers’ Association
Marshfield
H. C. Jackson
Dairy Industry
Polio Delays Opening of Village’s Schools
Union Grove reports a postponement of school reopening due to polio deaths. Doreen Roberts aged 13 died at Lincoln hospital Racine after Richard Roberts aged 29 died three days earlier. The latest victim was child of Mrs Virginia Giles Union Grove and Edward Roberts Racine. Schools were to reopen Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Grove
Doreen Roberts
Lincoln Hospital
Racine
Richard Roberts
Racine County
Virginia Giles
Edward Roberts
Attlee Warns UK Union Congress on Communist Influence
Prime Minister Attlee told the 8,000,000-member trades union congress to beware of communists in its ranks. He urged delegates at their annual conference to maintain constant watchfulness against Soviet line followers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attlee
Brighton
Trades Union Congress
Quakes Shakes Italy Hurt In Abruzzi Town
A sequence of tremors rattled central Italy from Rome to the Adriatic coast early today. Teramo and nearby villages reported minor injuries to at least a dozen people with only minor damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Rome
Adriatic
Abruzzi
Teramo
Fats and Oils Production Seen Steady for 12 Months
The Agriculture Department predicts U.S. fats and oils output will be roughly unchanged for the coming year, with prices likely higher due to stronger demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Rural Schools Add Second Generation Pupils
Loveland rural school in Washington township lists seven of its thirteen pupils as second generation students of local families including Kenneth and Richard Smith Paul and Eugene Hefty Karen Gempeler Bobby Hare and Nancy Holcomb The Silver school in Mt Pleasant township reports eleven pupils with four beginners and new officers Mary Ann Minnig president Walter Minnig secretary Carol Kubly treasurer Edna A Babler teaches The Fairview school in Mt Pleasant township closes a week of school with sixteen pupils and officers Frederick Zurfluh president Albert Preuti secretary Shelby Briggs treasurer Jeanette Zurfluh librarian Alumni picnic planned for Sunday September 17 by Miss Margaret Blum teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loveland Rural School
Washington Township
Edna ZumBrunnen
Kenneth
Richard Smith
Richard Smiths
Paul
Eugene Hefty
Wilbert Heftys
Karen Gempeler
Harvey Gempeler
Bobby Hare
Virginia Braun Hare
Nancy Holcomb
Robert Holcombs
Silver School
Mt. Pleasant Township
Mary Ann Minnig
Walter Minnig
Carol Kubly
Edna A. Babler
Fairview
Frederick Zurfluh
Albert Preuti
Shelby Briggs
Jeanette Zurfluh
Margaret Blum
Vanishing Indian myth fades as New Mexico Natives grow
The claim of a vanishing Indian population is rejected as a myth and New Mexico's Indigenous population rises slowly and steadily, challenging old assumptions about tribal decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Gl Allotments Change Aid Plan
Legislative experts describe a new bill broadening family quarters allowances for enlisted personnel retroactive to Aug. 1. It raises allowances for higher grades with dependents and adds allowances for lower grades with dependents, requiring fixed monthly allotments from basic pay: 40 dollars in grades 1 3, 60 in 4 5, and 80 in 6 7, with no change for officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Army
Navy
East German government bans Jehovah's Witnesses as spies
Berlin reports East Germany bans Jehovah's Witnesses accusing them of spying for an imperialist power. The sect has about 45,000 members in Germany, including 30,000 in the eastern zone. About 500 witnesses have been arrested in recent weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
East Germany
Jehovah’s Witnesses
Germany
Rose Marie Rolph Teaches Music at Mazomanie
Miss Rose Marie Rolph teaches music and band in Mazomanie this year. The former New Glarus instructor with five years there previously taught at Gratiot. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Rolph and a University of Wisconsin graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mazomanie Monticello
Rose Marie Rolph
Mazomanie
New Glarus
Gratiot
Rolph
Charles Rolph
University of Wisconsin
Funeral rites held for Oscar L. Weber 72 veteran businessman
Oscar L. Weber 72 of Stevens Point a fishing tackle firm operator and former president of the Wisconsin division of the Izaak Walton league died after a long illness. Funeral services were held today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Weber
Stevens Point
Oscar L. Weber
Weber
Wisconsin
National Jewish youth urged Pan American world conference
PLAN WORLD GROUP in Narrowsburg New York reports the annual assembly urging a Pan American conference as the basis for a world conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plan World Group
Narrowsburg
N. Y
National Jewish Youth Conference
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Jeniece Lindsay
Robert Wells
Grace Church
William Baumgartner
Messerschmidt
ZaumBrunnen Photo
Howard O. Schiller
Joyce Foster
Margaret Spinhirne
Miss Due
Dorothy Gray
American Diamond Guild
SALON
Elgin - Hamilton
Bulova - Gruen Watches
Nancy Chaffee
Ventura
Calif
Gussie Moran
Forest Hills
N.Y
Margaret Osborne du Pont
Wilmington
Del
Koil
Air Force and
Marine Corps
Harvey S. Stauffacher
White Block
Gome
Ges
Skyreo
NORGE
Norge Gas
America
Americas
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