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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1955

Page

3

Mary Aebersold Weds Robert Holtshopple at St John’s

Miss Mary Aebersold daughter of Mr and Mrs Alfred Aebersold and Robert G Holtshopple son of Mrs John Holtshopple Sr wed at St John s Evangelical and Reformed church with Rev Paul C Kehle officiating. The bride wore a silk taffeta gown with sequin and pearl embroidery and a chapel train. Guests included relatives from Madison Monroe Chicago and other Wisconsin towns. The couple will reside at 1008 21st Avenue after a southern Wisconsin trip. she will work at Monroe Clinic and he is with Century Service Co.

Mary Aebersold Alfred Aebersold 10Th Street Robert G. Holtshopple John Holtshopple T Avenue Paul C. Kehle Miss Aeber Gertrude Raasch Madison Miss Raasch Robert A. Bennema Monroe Fred Aebersold Chicago Willard A. Bender Mrs. Aebersold Robert Kessenich Elaine Hoxsey Joan Nussbaum Janesville Milwaukee Fond du Lac New Glarus Blanchardville Postville Wisconsin 21St Avenue Clifton Taylor Paris Switzerland Italy Holy Land Pacoima Calif Henry E. Babler Bernice Babler Anna Kelling E. V. Bechtolt Browntown Miss Babler Belleville Herman Kubly Abraham Kubly Ralph Kubly Martha Jenny Jenny Ellen Fay Freitag DeKalb Mll Mary Jane Wagner Joliet Arthur Vander Koy Marengo Ill E. W. Marty Gus Johnson Paul E. W. Martys Thomas Brusveen Michigan Brusveen Bank of Monticello J. F. Freitag John G. Blum Fred A Ed Blum Ernest Dahler J. W. Barlow

Birthday Event Held At Schneider Home

Mrs. Edward Schneider and Jake Senn were honored for their birthdays at a home gathering with refreshments. Attendees included Leon Blum Francis Menehan Darwin Holcomb Henry Hefty George Lawyer Roy Feldt and families Jock Zumbrun George Schneider and Edward Schneider plus several others. A second gathering honored Miss Rose Stietz at a family picnic dinner hosted by Mrs. Henry Stietz as she prepares to enter St Catherine's Convent Racine. Attending were Edward Phillips family Charles Drye family Lena Stietz Stietz family from Gratiot Daniel Gerber and Lucille Mary Stietz from Monroe.

Edward Schneider 14Th Street Jake Senn 12Th Avenue Messrs Mmes Leon Blum Beloit Francis Menehan Clarence Menehan Darwin Arthur Holcomb Ronald Henry C. Hefty George Roy Feldt Jake Senn Jr Alfred Kubly Emma Walbaum John Ruef Daniel Duane Dennis Messrs Jock Zumbrunnen George Schneider Rose Stietz Henry Stietz Route 3 Miss Stietz St. Catherine's Convent Racine Edward Phillips Charles Drye Lena Joseph Stietz Lavern Stietz Gratiot Daniel Gerber Lucille Mary Stietz Monroe Adam Schuler Ralph Beth H. L. Karlen Brooklyn Joe Blumer Paul Veenie Claude Wallom Robert Holcomb Joe Morell Albert Steubbi Fred A Ed Blum John G. Blum Charles Liebengate Fred Elmer Kundert Lorena Holdrich John Marlene Richard Smith Kenneth Dean Hilliard Linda Dorise Wagner Curt O. D. Curtis Glarus Lee Nottingham Lansing Mich G. C. Steinmann Henry Sipple

Mazomanie Couple Announces Engagement of Esther Statz

Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Statz of Mazomanie announce the engagement of their daughter Esther to Dean Millard Tschudy son of Mr. and Mrs. Jake Tschudy of New Glarus. The wedding is planned for October 29 at St Barnabas Catholic church in Mazomanie. The groom elect serves with the Navy at Great Lakes Illinois.

Bethrothal Henry A. Statz Mazomanie Esther Dean Millard Tschudy Jake Tschudy New Glarus St. Barnabas Catholic Church Navy Great Lake

Col Harrison DAR Chapter Meeting Tomorrow

The Col Benjamin Harrison chapter of the DAR will meet at 2 p.m. tomorrow in the home of Mrs. Velma Emrich in Orangeville. Mrs. F B Luchsinger will present the program.

Col. Benjamin Harrison The DAR Velma Emrich Orangeville F. B. Luchsinger

Engagement of Lois Florence Ballmer to Nathan Sippel

Mr and Mrs William G Ballmer Footville announce the engagement of their daughter Lois Florence to Nathan J Sippel of China Lake California. The couple plans a winter wedding.

Lois Florence Nathan J. Sippel China Lake Calif William G. Ballmer Footville

Party to Be Friday at the Church

The senior MYF plans its fall kickoff party Friday at the church.

MYF

Service record for Pvt Nathan P Beach

The address of Pvt Nathan P Beach US 55-543-684 in Co C 6th AM Bn 1st Platoon 6th Armored Division Ft Leonard Wood Mo. Son of Jesse Beach Monroe. Average temperatures noted as 50 degrees colder over the equator than the poles.

Pvt Nathan P. Beach Co. C 6Th A. M. Bn 6Th Armored Division Ft. Leonard Wood Jesse Beach Monroe Equator

Miss Ludlow and Neil Gundermann Wed in Madison

Miss Marilyn Charlotte Ludlow daughter of Mr and Mrs M H Ludlow Madison exchanged vows with Neil Meier Gundermann at Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church Madison Rev Thomas Cain officiated the ceremony The couple will reside in Champaign Illinois later the bride a graduate of Edgewood College Madison taught business education in Beaver Dam High School groom a Ripon College graduate will pursue graduate study in industrial labor relations at the University of Illinois The reception was at the Ace of Clubs from 2 to 4 p m

Marilyn Charlotte Ludlow Madison Willis Ludlow Monroe Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church Neil Meier Gundermann Thomas Cain Miss Ludlow M. H. Ludlow Gundermann Howard L. Gundermann Judy Ludlow Craig Gundermann Willis Richard Ned Ludlow Roland Spahr University of Ilinois

Argyle Class of 1950 Reunion Held Here

The Argyle high school Class of 1950 held its first reunion Sunday in Recreation Park with Miss Audrey Flannery in charge and Leonard Disch of New York as class president. Attendees included many couples and individuals from Argyle and nearby towns, plus guests from Monroe and Milwaukee.

Argyle High School Recreation Park Audrey Flannery Monroe Leonard Disch New York Edward Mary Jane) Sasse Wendy Jo Julie Marathon Russell Delores Hansen Nelson Madison Henry Schwartz Gregory Platteville Myron Charlene Severson Burkeland Gary Lee Carol Jo Darlington Burnette Marilyn Nybroten Bahe Kim Susan Brooklyn Daryle Joyce Nybroten Isely Jeff Argyle Raymond Leona Everson Meier Woodford Sanford Vivia Wahl John Janana Easter Milwaukee Glenn Legler Ralph Wilhelmson Ruth Severson Ada Mae Anderson Helen Peterson Flannery

Miss Teehan to Wed James Galway in October

Mr and Mrs Victor Teehan announce the engagement of their daughter Jean Madison to James O Galway son of Mr and Mrs Orville Galway Winslow. The couple plan marriage October 15 in St Victor's rectory. Miss Teehan works for Wisconsin Power and Light Co Madison and Galway is in business with his father.

Victor Teehan Jean Madison James O. Galway Orville Galway Winslow St. Victor’s Church Miss Teehan Wisconsin Power and Light Co Emil G. Voegels Elmhurst Ill Robert D. Taylor Bobby Jane Herman Babler Allan Wisconsin Kenneth Halverson Heidi Connie Sturgeon Bay Conrad Staufiffacher Barbara Karlen R. W. Karen

Pravda Attacks Nixon as Reactionary After Geneva Summit

Pravda, the Soviet Communist party newspaper, labels Vice President Nixon an American reactionary seeking to undo Geneva summit gains. It criticizes Nixon's August Boston speech as intolerant toward the U S S R and China and accuses him of reviving cold war fabrications.

Moscowf Pravada Nixon Geneva Pravda Boston U.S.S.R People U. S Eisenhower

Church membership reaches 97.48 million in U S

New York Americans show continued postwar religious interest with total church membership rising to 97,482,611 and six of every ten Americans listed as church members. The 1954 figures from the National Council of Churches detail growth across denominations, congregations, and giving.

New York U. S National Council of Churches United States Benson Y. Landis Council Methodist Presbyterian

Market Report Chicago Livestock and Produce Prices

Salable hogs 9,000 with steady to higher bids on weights under 200 lb. sows up to 50 higher on select lots. Cattle and calves 22,000 salable with steers and heifers mixed gains, cows slow but steady to higher on early trade. Produce prices steady with butter and eggs unchanged. grains list No 3 red wheat and various corn and oats prices.

Chicago USDA U.S

Monticello Social Notes Across Wisconsin and Illinois

Monticello residents and neighbors are listed visiting relatives in Illinois and Wisconsin, attending Labor Day events, and hosting or visiting at multiple households. The crowded column tracks moves, trips, and gatherings involving families such as the Voegels, Karlen, Stauffer, Babler, Freitag, and Karlen, among others, with travel to Elmhurst Paris and New Glarus noted.

Classy Clubbers Hold Meeting and Plan Halloween Event

At Edward Hartwig home the Clarno Classy Clubbers met Friday night. Janet Elmer led the pledge and Barbara Hartwig gave a project talk. Barbara Hartwig, Marilyn Schultz and Clarence Schultz Jr. performed with accordion. A Halloween party is planned for October 14 at Monroe Airport.

Edward Hartwig Janet Elmer Barbara Hartwig Marilynn Schultz Clarence Schultz Jr Monroe Fred Neuenschwander

Population comparison between Australia and Formosa

The note asserts Australia covers a vastly larger area than Formosa yet both regions have about 8 percent of a million people. It emphasizes the surprising similarity in population despite size differences.

Australia Formosa

Giants of the Sierras in Peril as Flames Engulf Redwoods

Fires raged through northern and central California threatening two ancient redwood groves. More than 1,500 firefighters battled the Sequoia National Forest blazes. Over 7,000 acres burned and damage exceeded 650000 dollars as flames neared the Genest living thing on earth, a tree estimated at over 3,000 years old.

San Francisco California Sequoia National Forest Sierra Nevada Fresno

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Mary Abersold Rev. Kehle Schneider Marilyn Ludlow Neil Gundermann Will Champaign Argyle Class of James Galway Monticello Ray Gessler Gene Henry Gessler Albert J. Marty Fred Holcomb Lois Isely Alfred Isely LeRoy Trumpy Lawrence Karl Jacob Stauffer Kate Stauffer Ernest Gempeler Willis Babler Willissete Adolph Rindy Primrose Dwight Zweifel Ernest Wenger Fred W. Blum Leon Voegeli Clarno Anita Hawthorne Redwood Dearth Motors the Illustrated Encyclopedia OF Knowledge Philco End Shipping Phillips & Smith Appliances
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