St Omar Chapter Opens Fall Season with Supper
Last evening in Masonic Temple the St Omar chapter of the Order of Eastern Star opened the fall season with a pot luck supper and a meeting. Invitations to future events were read, including details for Rain Bow installation and various chapter gatherings with dates. Memorial services were read for several members and guests attended by Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ludwig, with Judo members organizing the evening.
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St. Omar
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Walter Ludwig
Rainbow Installation
Eas
West
Monona
Madison
Verona
Middleton
Milwaukee
Laycha S. Petterson
Dallas
Tex
Club
Lake Delton
Luncthon
Sam Rubi
Whitewater
John Taft
Gladys Benkert
Madison and
Louise Roth
William Amstutz
Marvina Wilson
Marie Moats
Ludwig
Benkett
Taft
Phillip Philbin
Toledo
Ohio
William Johnston Jr
Alton V. Kiel
Peggy Helland
Bette Helland
Robette Preston
Madeline Bosben
Mary Arnsmeier
Wedding Of Sharon Ann Carroll And Roger Przybyla
Sharon Ann Carroll and Roger Paul Przybyla married on September 5 at St. Pauls Catholic Church Evansville. The bride wore a Peau de soie sheath with lace and detachable train. Attendants included cousin Miss Mary Whalen and bridesmaids from Albany Evansville and Lake Geneva. The couple plans a Hawaii move after a reception for 250 and a 60 guest breakfast.
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Sharon Ann Carroll
James H. Carroll Sr
Route 1
Albany
Roger Paul Przybyla
Roy Danielson
Mukwanago
St. Paul’s Catholic Church
Evansville
James Kramer
Mary Carroll Draper
Erma Miller
Sandra Holt
Karen Wagner
Ava Maria
Panis Angelicus
Mother
Mary Whalen
Connie Carlson
Kaaren Danielson
Ronnie Sullivan
Lake
Terry Pisarek
Terry Pisarek Sr
Dean and
Triggve Danielson
James Bauman
Dennis Carroll
Donald Moore
Charles Danielson
Weibel
Pine Bluff Inn
Coleen
Kathleen Dunphy
Sandra Brothagen
Kathy Haakensen
Evansville High School
University of Wisconsin
Przybyla
New Lisbon
Racine-Kenosha
Mrs Fairman Feted By Brodhead Chapter
Mrs Marvin Fairman, matron of the Brodhead Chapter of Eastern Star, received the appointment of Grand Representative of Colorado in Wisconsin in a surprise Fall meeting at Masonic Temple. Grand officers Rae Ladd Barbara Chapman Mary Siewert Martha Kindschi Jeanne DeWalt and others attended. Hazel Williams Elvira Ross directed the program with Zimm erman Williams Ross Searles on the refreshment committee.
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Fairman
Brodhead
Marvin
Clara) Fairman
Eastern Star
Colorado
Wisconsin
Masonic Temple
Dairy Scott
Horeb
Ruth
Marguerite Hirsch
Rae Ladd
Stoughton
Barbara Chapman
South Wayne
Mary Siewert
Oregon
Missouri
Martha Kindschi
Beloit
Kentucky
Jeanne DeWalt
Paynette
Virginia
Hazel Williams
Elvira Ross
Mmes
Paul Zimmerman
Keith Williams
Allen Ross
Merle Searles
New Officers Preside nt Auxiliary Meeting
New Knights of Columbus Auxiliary officers were installed at a Legion hall meeting after a potluck. Elected: Mrs William Rieder Jr president, Mrs Erwin Pankau vice president, Mrs Roger Moe secretary, Mrs Gene Osmond treasurer. Mrs Nathan Marti retired president received a gift. Cards winners were Mrs Kathryn Norton and Mrs Melvin Willbridge, and Mrs Loren Fritz and Mrs Pankau, 500. Thirty three attended the meeting.
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Knights of Columbus Auxiliary
Legion Hall
William Rieder Jr
Erwin Pankau
Roger Moe
Gene Osmond
Nathan Marti
Kathryn Norton
Melvin Willbridge
Loren Fritz
Pankau
Miss Flannery Feted At Card Club Shower
Helen McQuire hosted a card club bridal shower honoring Miss Audrey Flannery last evening. Attendees included Mrs. Bill Purcell Darlington Mrs. Lee Kirsch Paul Mueller George McKeown and Emil Klarer Monroe. Mrs. Howard Schulz sent a gift. Miss Flannery and Ralph Wilhelmson plan to marry October 10.
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Ceeps
Helen McUuite
Audrey
Flannery
Bill Purcell
Darlington
Mmes
Lee Kirsch
Paul Mueller
George McKeown
Emil’ Klarer
Monroe
Howard Schulz
Ralph Wilhelmson
Old and New Provides Program for WSCS Strodhead
A Times Special reports Electa Circle led WSCS at the Fall kickoff in the Methodist church. Mrs. A A TenEyck presided, with Laura Karney giving scripture, Leona Gibson accompanying hymns, and J J Zimmerman guiding the new program book discussion. An officers meeting is set at Darlington on Sept 25 to unveil the WSCS plan.
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WSCS
Strodhead
Electa Circle
Methodist Church
A. A. TenEyck
Darlington
Laura Karney
Leona Gibson
J. J.zimmerman
Mmes
Marie Searles
Oscar Gilbert
Ben Zimmerli
Charles Sutherland
Alpha Zeta Sorority Plans 20 Year Reunion
Alpha Zeta Sorority outlined a 20th year reunion at Ludlow Memorial library meeting. The period 1944 to 1964 will be marked with a Monday night gathering on Oct. 5. Hostesses were Misses Marion Boynton and Helen Altman.
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Alpha Zeta Sorority
Ludlow Memorial Library
Marion Boynton
Helen Altman
Donna Adamson Weds Irving J Eichorst in Janesville Church
Donna Elizabeth Adamson and Irving John Eichorst Jr. married in a 4:30 p.m. ceremony at First Baptist Church Janesville officiated by Rev. Odyss W. Kneece. The couple, who will reside in Mt. Horeb after a wedding trip to northern Wisconsin and Michigan, are graduates of Platteville State College.
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Sionticello
Irving John Eichorst Jr
Mt. Horeb
Wisconsin
Michigan
Eichorst
Donna Elizabeth Adamson
James Adamson
Janesville
Irving J. Eichorst Sr
Monticello
Odyss W
Whitewater
Platteville State College
Eichorst Electric Co. J
Annual Poppy Day Set for Sept 25 Reported by Mrs Zumbach
Mrs Zumbach of the VFW Auxiliary reported Poppy Day will be held September 25 with a fundraising event planned for October 23 in Max Voelkli hall. Headquarters will be at Lanz Heating and Sheet Metal with a window display at Thorp Finance. The group also noted an open house event for the Janesville Post and Auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Jones
Thorp Finance
Ernest Zumbach
Ohio
James
Charles Hyland
Lester Forcade
Vernus Seffrood
Janesville
Tammy Beutel Feted With Birthday Party
Tammy Beutel celebrated her first birthday at home in Monticello with family friends in attendance. Guests included many relatives and neighbors such as Mrs. Werner Saxer Debra Kim Paul Mr. and Mrs. Wilhelm Beutel and others listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tammy Beutel
Sammy Unicverse Beutel
Ernie Beutel Jr
Monticello
Werner, Saxer
Debra
Kim
Paul
Wilhelm Beutel
John Wirth Sr
Fredes Feuntes
Annette
Ralph A. Zimmerman
Christine
Michael
Harlan Babler
Maxine
Shelby
Dionne
Bradley
Glenda
Gwendo
York Church Women Meet Tomorrow in Lutheran Church
York Lutheran Church Women will gather tomorrow at 1 30 p m for Bible study led by Miss Wilma Johnson. Hostesses will be Mrs Erling Lageson, Mrs Donald Lageson, and Mrs Milton Disrud.
Enroll at Madison Vocational School
Miss Linda Blum daughter of Mr and Mrs Delbert Blum Route 3 and Miss Carol Wyss daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter R Wyss Route 4 have enrolled at the Madison Adult Vocational school. Blum is in practical nursing and Wyss in secretarial course.
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Madison
Linda Blum
Delbert Blum
Carol Wyss
Walter R. Wyss
Route 4
Madison Adult Vocational School
Miss Blum
Miss Wyss
Shrine Initiates 56 New Members
The Zor Shrine announced 56 new initiates on Saturday. Names include Wilbert P. Bernet Orville A. Boeck David J. Brinkmeier Harold L. Fenton Ray R. Hintelman Ralph J. Kundert Thomas R. Smith Donald W. Springer Andrew Aslakson Blanchardville John K. Austin Jerry D. Egbert Marvin F. Helgesen Samuel H. Uncapher Billy L. Booth Ronald L. Erfurth Arthur Carfurth Earl M. Wheeler David O. Clayton Wan'tom William J. Bunker Raymond E. James Stanley E. Crimmins Jr Louis J. Fuhrman Edward H. Laurenz John C. B. Cumming C. Stanley Grimstad Rolf T. Killingstad Robert D. Ludwig Lloyd W. Moe Gilbert H. Myers Lester G. Riebau Robert P. Torkelson Madison Myron J. Erickson Ralph L. Hanson Adolph J. Jager Argyle Billy J. Gist Thomas R. Wilson Wisconsin Rapids Donald L. Heding Harry G Heding Harry W. Heding Union Center Howard W. Hed-
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Zor Shrine
Wilbert P. Bernet
Orville A. Boeck
David J. Brinkmeier
Harold L. Fenton
Ray R. Heintelman
Ralph J. Kundert
Thomas R. Smith
Donald W. Springer
Monroe
Andrew Aslakson
Blanchardville
John K. Austin
Jerry D. Egbert
Marvin F. Helgesen
Samuel H. Uncapher
Lloyd W. Moe
Gilbert H. Myers
Lester G. Riebau
Robert P. Torkelson
Madison
Myron J. Erickson
Ralph L. Hanson
Adolph J. Jager
Argyle
Billy J. Gist
Thomas R. Wilson
Wisconsin Rapids
Donald L. ‘Heding
Harry G Heding
Harry W. Heding
Union Center
Howard W. Hed
Names List of Residents Across Multiple Wisconsin Towns
A jumble of names appears linked to various Wisconsin towns including Columbia Oshkosh Richland Center Evansville Albany Verona Edgerton Salem Iola Spring Green Brodhead Clinton Mani tewish New Glarus Rockford and associated individuals Kenneth L Heding Robert B Heding William J Kubrick Leonard P Eager John L Walker Walter Fahrney Donald L Johnson Earl C Os born Floyd P Spinks Edwin W Jaggs Loren G Sutherland Emil H Swanson Henry A Swanson Wayne D Wheeler Donn E Wheeler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Columbia
Kenneth L. Heding
Schofield
Robert B. Heding
Oshkosh
William J. Kubrick
Richland Center
Leonard P. Eager
John L. Walker
Evansville
Walter ©. Fahrney
Albany
Donald L. Johnson
Verona
Earl C. Osborn
Edgerton
Clifford E Salem
Iola
Floyd P. Spinks
Spring Green
Edwin W. Jaggs
Loren G. Sutherland
Brodhead
Emil H. Swanson
Clinton
Henry A. Swanson
Manitewish
Eugene E. Webber
New Glarus
Wayne D. Wheeler
Iron River
Donn E. Wheeler
Rockford
Skopje's Ancient Rise From Dardania to Roman Restoration
Skopje, originally named Scupie or Skupi, was the Dardania capital in ancient Illyria. It later became the birthplace of Emperor Justinian, who rebuilt the city after the 518 earthquake.
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Scupie
Skupi
Skopje
Yugoslavia
Dardania
Illyria
Rome
Justinian
Roadster Pony Wins Multiple Class Honors in Shows
Roadster pony Made Hours Grey Cody owned by Gene Grinnell and family of Monroe won first in the roadster class and first in the four wheel buggy class at the Blackhawk Pony Club Show timed by Betsy Grinnell. Ann Grinnell took first in musical elimination, with Betsy Grinnell second in the combination pony class. Sponsoring firms included Jos Huber Brewing Heinzelman Lumber and Schuetze Clothing. On Sept 7 Made Hours Grey Cody won first in the 46 inch and under pony halter and first in the 46 inch and under pony roadster at a Durand show by the Durand Businessmen’s Association. Macie Hours Grey Cody placed second in the pony roadster at Roscoe, Illinois, weekend, with Roscoe Rider and Rigs sponsoring. This brings the pony’s summer total to 11 firsts and five seconds in 14 shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greg Cody
Gene Grinnell
Monroe
Blackhawk Pony Club
Janesville
Betsy Grinnell
Ann Grinnell
Jos. Huber Brewing Co
Heinzelman’s Lumber and Supply Co
Schuetze’s
Hours Grey
Cody
Durand
Durand Businessmen’s Association
Macie Hours Grey Cody
Roscoe
Ill
Top Winners Listed For Warren Contest
Nearly 500 people attend a Zion Booster Club tractor pull in Warren with 36 entries. Winners include heavyweight champion Herbert Torpow and Fred Wolff, Roger Hagen, Harold Larse, Fredrick Wolff. Heavyweight runners up and middleweight and lightweight placers are named with multiple contestants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Zion Booster Club
Zion
Blaisdell, Watson
West Wayne
Wayne Center
South Wayne
Herbert Torpow
Fred Wolff
Roger Hagen
Harold Larse
Fredrick Wolff
Rolland Hay
John Saalsan
Robert Erickson
Duane Meier
Richard Lindicum
Mervin Schultz
Edward Wolff Jr
Charles Larser
Richard Lin
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Roger Przybyla
Miss Flannery
Owen Beckman
Juda
Elmer Beckman
Clarno
Robert Pohlman
Rodney
Deerfield
Vicki
Denise
Johnny
Tommy
Donna Adamson
Irving J. Eichorst
York Church
Walter R. Ekum
Recreation Park
Times
Shrine
First National Bank of
F.d.1.c
By the
Idle Hour Mansion
Frank Luther Mott
University of Missouri School of Journalism
Mt.Ayr
Iowa
Mott
Simpson College
Canada
Mexico
DU Pont Teflon
du Pont
Pers
Jonroe
Bauman’s
Aermappaans
Plymouth
Chevrolet
Don Ripp
Corvair
Radio Now
Brookwood
DODGE
Ford Convertible
Chrysler
Hudson
International
GMC
FORD
Marty -Ripp
18Th Avenue
Sante Pan
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