Bonnie Holtsapple and Arlyn Zee Wed in Albany Ceremony
Miss Bonnie Gene Holtsapple married Arlyn Robert Zee in a 2 p.m. Methodist church ceremony in Albany conducted by Thomas Chinn. The couple will reside on Route 1 Albany where the bridegroom farms with his father after a Niagara Falls honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnie Holtsapple
Arlyn Zee
Albany
Bonnie Gene Holtshapple
Arlyn Robert Zee
Thomas Chinn
Frank Holtsapple
Paul Zee
Brodhead
Norman Zee
Janesville
Karl Blumer
Rankins
Frank Baertschi
Robert Grossman
Marco’s
Arthur Maenner
Philip Porterfield
Carol Holtsapple
Diana Holtsapple
Darlene Inabnit
Carolyn Inabnit
Niagara Falls
Route 1
Zee
Madison Business College
Coordinating Committee For Higher Education
Madison
Swiggums Legler Girls Honored at Isely Home
More than 90 friends and relatives attended a Sunday gathering at Mrs. William Isely home honoring M Set and Mrs. F E Swiggum and family and Misses Sandra Kathy and Karen Legler who returned after three years in Germany. The Swiggums will move to Huntsville Alabama for his military station. Sandra Karen and Kathy stay with local relatives. Karen attends New Glarus high school Kathy Monroe and Sandra works in Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Isely
M.set
F. E. Swiggum
Sandra
Kathy
Karen Legler
Germany
Swiggum
Huntsville
Ala
Karen
New Glarus High School
Monroe
Stauffer Couple Plans Open House Tomorrow
Mt Horeb couple Gottfried and Mrs Stauffer observe their golden wedding anniversary with an open house from 2 to 5 p.m. at their son Alexs Mt Horeb home. They were married in Switzerland and have another son Rudolph in Fish Camp California, six grandchildren and a great grandchild.
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MT. Horeb
Gottfried Stauffer
Alex
Stauffers
Switzerland
Rudolph
Fish Camp
Calif
Kennedy Orders Federal Communications Merger Supervised by McNamara
President Kennedy orders a merger of all federal communications systems and designates Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara to supervise the operation of the new setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNamara
Washington
Kennedy
Federal Communications System
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Thousands Rely on Unclassified Act When Something’s Lost
A note highlights the public's dependence on an unnamed act to recover lost items, stressing its practical utility and wide reach across communities. The piece emphasizes accessibility and the role of authorities in guiding claimants.
This Day In History Highlights 1963 Events
The chronology notes events on September 7 across years including Sullivan versus Corbett in 1892 New Orleans in a Marquis of Queensberry rule match, Elizabeth I’s birth in 1533, Boone defending a fort in 1778, Brazil's 1822 independence, London's 1940 night raid, Truman receiving surrender papers aboard Missouri in Tokyo Bay in 1945, Adenauer election support in 1953, and 1958 Quemoy naval convoys.
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Associated Press
John L. Sullivan
James J. Corbett
New Orleans
Corbett
Marquis of Queensbury
Britain
Elizabeth I
Daniel Boone
Bannesborough
Brazil
Portugal
London
Truman
Missouri
Tokyo Bay
Konrad Adenauer
U.S
7Th Fleet
Island of Quemoy
Missionaries Bring Soy Bean to France in 1739 Return
Report notes missionaries returning from China in 1739 introduced the soy bean to France, marking an early occurrence of the crop in European agriculture.
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China
France
Church Women Plan Meeting at Grace Church Here
The LCW general meeting at Grace Evangelical Lutheran church is set for Monday at 8 p.m. in the Fellowship hall with guest speaker Lowell A. Grattveit of the Lutheran Welfare Service Madison discussing illegitimacy and adoption. Other circle meetings are listed with dates and leaders.
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LCW
Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church
Church Fellowship Hall
Lowell A. Grattveit
Lutheran Welfare Service
Madison
Grattveit
LaCrosse
Esther and
Naomi
Mildred Stauffer
Dalen Friedrichs
Russell Trumpy
Fred Stauffer
Ruth Circle
Dorothy Volmary
Florence Burchart
Bruce Patterson
Martha Circle
Viva Stauffacher
Priscilla Circle
James C. Plymire
Irving Brekke
Walter Stauffer
Miriam Circle
Grace Roth
New York Teachers Strike Vote Shocks City
The AFL-CIO United Federation of Teachers voted to strike on opening day defying a State Supreme Court order. UFT President Charles Cogen warned of striking from jail, while Board of Education President Max J. Rubin said schools will open for over a million students. The court order blocks a no work policy and picketing amid pay dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Afl-Cio United Federation of Teachers
New York City
Supreme Court
Charles Cogen
Max J. Rubin
Board of Education
George Postel
Service Record: Blum Serves Aboard USS Bennington
Phillip R. Blum a Navy para chute rigger third class and son of Mr and Mrs Melvin T Blum Route 3 is serving aboard the antisubmarine warfare support aircraft carrier USS Bennington which recently took part in antisubmarine exercises in Alaskan waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip R. Blum
Navy
Melvin T. Blum
Bennington
Alaskan
Local Girl Back Camp Program
Susan Babler 16 a Monroe junior and Senior Girl Scout Troop 242 member joined 136 Girl Scouts at the all state encampment at Camp Tocana Twin Lake Michigan this summer. She worked on training leaders for troop camping and helped supervise a Muskegon Heights intermediate troop in a two day session focusing on fire building knots and first aid.
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Susan Babler
Monroe High School
Allstate
Camp Tocana
Twin Lake Mich
Miss Babler
Alvin H. Babler
Country Lane
Susan
Muskegon Heights
Mich
Lake Michigan
United States
New Glarus Visitors and Local Movements Over Labor Day
Labor Day weekend brought visits from Darrell Durst and family of Massillon Ohio to his parents in New Glarus. Chicago and Panama City connections appear as Laura Fleck and the Fleck family spent time with relatives. Other locals and former residents toured or moved, including Hefty family now of Janesville and Jim Schroeder with David Hoesly from Edwardsburg.
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Darrell Durst
Massilon
Ohio
John Z. Durst
John
Laura Fleck
Chicago
Frank Ehinger
Robert Fleck
James Carolla
Panama City
Fla
Louis Schoch
King
New Glarus
James Schroder
Albert Elmer
Edwardsburg
Mich
Jim
Maynard Hefty
Janesville
Herman Hefty
Heftys
Rhinelander
Tom Danny
Bellevue
Wash
Alma Dahnke
Philip Pfund
Madison
Herman Pfund
University of Wisconsin
Merlin Jelle
Cheryl
Diane
la Crosse
State College
Hellands Leave For Japan Trip
Mr and Mrs Leonard L Helland depart from O Hare with Northwest Orient to visit son Bruce and family in Nagano City Japan. They will fly 1 40 p m today and reach Nagano about 6 p m Sunday after a 12 to 14 hour daylight voyage.
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Japan
Leonard L. Helland
Bruce
Hellands
O’hare International
O’hare
Anchorage
Alaska
Nagano City
Nagano Ken
Tokyo
Bruce Helland
Delna Goertzen
Mountain Lake
Minn
Brenda Kay
Sugar Beets Cultivated At Sandringham Estate
Sugar beets are grown at Sandringham, the Royal Family estate in England, illustrating agricultural practices on a historic royal property.
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Sandringham
Royal
England
Mineral Point Loses Sewage Plant Operator
Alden D. Pratt, sewerage and water department superintendent, resigns effective Sept 30 due to ill health. He has led the system since construction began four years ago and served as water superintendent since June 1960. Applications for his jobs are due by 5 p.m. Wednesday.
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Mineral Point
Alden D. Pratt
Sewerage and Water Department
Prat
Bus Construction &Co
Darlington
W. W. Paynter
General Telephone Co
Truman Returns to New York for Family Visit
Former President Harry S. Truman and wife visit New York with daughter Margaret and grandchildren for a family gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harry S. Truman
Margaret
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Radke
Arlyn R. Zee
W. C. Anderson
Union Grove
Monroe Assembly of God Church
Sharon Marie
Lyle Gene Hilliard
Juda
Hazel Hilliard
Shirl Hilliard
Winslow
Juda Baptist Church
Miss Anderson
Burgess Battery Co
Freeport
Juda High School
Burgess Battery
Legler
Isely
Stauffer
McKesson Bexel
McKesson
Grace Church
RED Cross
Donald Flannery
Times
Girl Scout National Organization
California
Maryland
Michigan
Tennessee
Michigan Fruit
Peaches
Bartlett Pears
Mcintosh
Prunes
Concord
Uda Ved
Glarus
Mrs. Millard Tschudy
Monticello
Grumbacher
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