Miss Doris Webb and Leo Kelleher Wed in Rockford
Miss Doris Ann Webb of Rock Island and Leo J. Kelleher of Dubuque were married Saturday at St Marys Church Rockford. Rev George Schroeder officiated. The bride wore Swiss embroidered satin and carried stephanotis with a white orchid. The couple will reside in Dubuque after a East Coast wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Doris Ann Webb
Rock Island
Ill
Clarence Webb
Leo J. Kelleher
Dubuque
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Rockford
George Schroeder
Linda Lou Webb
John Kelleher
Reynolds
William Peterson
Aurora
Gene Heber
Marando
Milan
Jefferson Street
Rock Island High School
Eagle Food Centers, Inc
Reynolds High School
Dubuque Packing Co
Mrs Speich Named At Auxiliary Meeting
Mrs Roy Speich was appointed sunshine chairman at the first fall meeting of the season for the Wisconsin Power and Light Auxiliary last evening. Mrs Robert Weckerly, new president, presided. Honors in cards were won by Mmes Louis Blanc, Roy Speich and Robert Blumer. The committee for the evening was Mmes Kwuweri Weckerly, Merle Monahan and Harold Saunders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Speich
Sunshine
Wisconsin Power and Light Auxiliary
Robert Weckerly
Mmes
Louis Blanc
Robert Blumer
Kwuweri Weckerly
Merle Monahan
Harold Saunders
Charles Marty Honored at 80th Birthday Dinner
Charles Marty, aged 80, was feted at a birthday dinner at the Carl Wyss home in rural Monroe. Attendees included numerous Martys, Briggs, Wyss families, and guests from Argyle Freeport New Glarus and Menomonee Falls. Earlier, Loretta Schmid and Richard Briggs were toasted at a shower as they prepare for marriage on October 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Charles Marty
Carl Wyss
Monroe
Marty
Sam Goecks
Gilman Schmid
Ivan Marty
Virgil Leutzinger
Robert Briggs
Ronnie
Richard Briggs
Arnold Briggs
Brooklyn
Eugene Keener
Joey
Argyle
Kenneth Wyss
Angela
Jean Wyss
Freeport
Loretta Schmid
New Glarus
Anna Marie Marty
Menomonee Falls
Mmes
Garfield Schmid
Oregon
John Schmid
William Klassy
Notable Local Names Cheer Community Gathering
A list of attendees includes Mrs. Werner Hefty and Tom, Mrs. Barbara Werndli, Miss Louise Karlen, Mrs. Bertha Loveland, Mrs. Barbara Studer, Mrs. Anna Elmer, Mrs. Anna Babler, Miss Florence Loveland and Mr. and Mrs. Marty at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Werner Hefty
Tom
Barbara Werndli
Louise Karlen
Bertha Loveland
Barbara Studer
Anna Elmer
Anna Babler
Florence Loveland
Marty
Rev Viggo Peterson Feted With Farewell Dinner
Brooklyn special report states Lutheran pastor Viggo Peterson who served since 1958 moves to Albert Lea Minnesota. He was honored at a dinner with 80 attendees and given an emeritus pin for long service. Presentation by Rev Herbert Hanson assistant to Dr Myron Austin of the Southern District of American Lutheran Churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Viggo Peterson
Albert Lea
Minn
Herbert Hanson
Myron Austin
Southern District of American Lutheran Churches
Scott Salzwedel Honored For Fifth Birthday At Home
Scott Salzwedel son of Mr and Mrs George Salzwedel Route 1 was honored at a party Saturday afternoon at his home for his 5th birthday. He received gifts and a train cake. Mrs Zweifel assisted. Attending were Pamela Wels Marcia Peterson Diana Phillips Kay Zweifel Rose Marie Wels Melody Peterson Sue Ann Salzwedel Joey Wels Mark Peterson and Mmes Duane Zweifel and Dale Peterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Salzwedel
George Salzwedel
Scott
Cathy Zweifel
Pamela Wels
Marcia Peterson
Diana Phillips
Kay Zweifel
Rose Marie Wels
Melody Peterson
Sue Ann Salzwedel
Joey Wels
Mark Peterson
Mmes
Duane Zweifel
Dale Peterson
Oneco Pump Shop Team Hosts Picnic at Taft Home
Members of the Oneco Pump Shop team, champions of the Orangeville softball league, and their families gathered for a picnic at sponsor Lawrence Taft’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orangeville
Oneco Pump Shop
Orangeville Athletic Association
Lawrence Taft
Taft
WCTU Meeting Set Friday With Mrs Frank Jordan
The WCTU will meet at 2 p m Friday with Mrs Frank Jordan. Leaders will be Mmes Earl Grenzow and Wesley Jordan.
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WCTU
Frank Jordan
Mmes
Earl Grenzow
Wesley Jordan
Elementary School Adopts Ungraded Basis At South Wayne
South Wayne Elementary School now groups pupils by achievement rather than years of schooling. Enrollment is 156 with six levels: groups 1 2 3 4 5A and 5B. Harold Jung leads groups 5A B and teaches science mathematics health and spelling. Other staff include Veronica Stixrood 1 Mabel Brenum 2 Janet Hay 3 Joyce May 4 Martha Holt 5A B English reading social studies. Modern math programs are used across levels with regional and national curricula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Wayne
South Wayne Elementary
Harold Jung
Veronica Stixrood
Mabel Brenum
Janet Hay
Warren
Joyce May
Martha Holt
Greater Cleveland
Scott, Foresman
SRA
Gary Pooler
Cadiz Center School
Browntown
Cardinal McIntyre Released From Rome Hospital
Cardinal James Francis McIntyre of Los Angeles was discharged from Rome's Calvary Hospital a week after his collapse at the Vatican Ecumenical Council opening. The 78 year old prelate returned to his quarters at the pontifical North American College as doctors reported all tests satisfactory, citing exhaustion and heat.
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Rome
James Francis Cardinal McIntyre
Calvary Hospital
Cardinal McIntyre
Los Angeles
Pontifical North American College
St. Peter’s
Sahl Admitted To New York Hospital For Back Injury
Comedian Mort Sahl is in Columbia Presbyterian Hospital in New York with a back injury after fainting in a taxicab. A hospital spokesman said his condition is good but he will stay several weeks. doctors cite extreme fatigue as a factor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mort Sahl
Columbia Presbyterian Hospital
Sahl
Canberra Captain Resigns Over Melbourne Collision
Captain Ronald John Robertson who led the Melbourne during the February collision with the destroyer Voyager has resigned from the navy. The Voyager sank with 82 dead. primary blame rested with the Voyager. Chaney announced in Parliament that Robertson’s resignation was accepted.
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Canberra
Austrlia
Ronald John Robertson
Melbourne
Navy
Voyager
New South Wales
Robertson
Frederick Chaney
House of Representatives
Wampum Beads Valued At Five Shillings In 1637
The article notes wampum as Indian money made from tubular beads of hard clam and white conch shells. A standard string contained 360 beads and was worth five shillings in Massachusetts in 1637.
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Massachusetts
South Wayne High Enrollment Reaches 176
South Wayne School reports 176 students with 48 freshmen, 50 sophomores, 41 juniors and 37 seniors. New teachers include Matthew Brady in science, biology and chemistry, and Mrs. Vernice Torkildson in Spanish and English.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Wayne
Times Special
Matthew Brady
Vernice Torkildson
Kenneth Holt
Marvin Anderson
Robert Birkholz
Robert Day
Elizabeth Eastman
Harry Friedli
Rosemary Peterson
Clara Simmons
Erwin Wehrmann
Mmes
Anne Obert
Helma DeNure
Bertha Stauffer
Delbert Meier
Dick Lindicum
Glen Meier
Marion Wehinger
Roger Berget
Five Face Charges For Garage Break-in
Five people face burglary and theft charges after a Sept. 8 break-in at Sherman’s Motor Garage in Footville Rock County deputies said. Joseph Carmer of Columbus Indiana admitted breaking in and taking 34 dollars in change and implicated Jack Lankford Dale Brown Catherine Ceslock and a juvenile. Ceslock released on 1000 bond. Brown also faces a parole violation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foorville
Sherman’s
Rock County
Joseph Carmer
Columbus
Ind
Elkhorn
Jack Lankford
Dale Brown
Janesville
Catherine Ceslock
Route 5
Slattery Series Debuts On CBS In Political Focus
In a political season, Slattery's People debuts on CBS with Richard Crenna as the minority leader in a state legislature. The premiere explores a veteran legislator accused of pressuring a bill through a committee. The broadcast also features Many Happy Returns and Steve Allen on Ive Got a Secret as CBS reshapes Monday offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
CBS
Slattery
Richard Crenna
Parke Levy
Steve Allen
Garry Moore
Mandrake and Ball Stars Highlight Odd TV Week
Mandrake The Magician and Lucille Ball feature in a light week with Ball's CBS season opener ending in a skate mishap. A driver named Gerald Beckhahn is held on suspicion of manslaughter. Half the U S peanut crop is processed into peanut butter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Beckhahn
United States
Mrs Humphrey Visits Madison for Campaign Events
Mrs. Humphrey wife of the Democratic vice presidential candidate visits Madison for a 9:30 a.m. press interview at the executive residence a 10:45 a.m. reception and talk at the Governor’s mansion then an outdoor rally at the Memorial Union sponsored by the University Young Democrats. She departs at 1:15 p.m. for Kenosha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Humphrey
Madison
University of Wisconsin
Humphrey
John Reynolds
Memorial Union
University Young Democrats
Union
University Avenue
Washington Avenue
Kenosha
Loss of ink blamed on 1820s Declaration facsimile
Historical note attributes much ink loss from the original Declaration of Independence to a 1820s facsimile plate created during early wet printing. The image reproductions are cited as the likely source of faded or erased ink in surviving copies.
Pa Kettle Star Percy Kilbride Injured in Car Collision
Hollywood actor Percy Kilbride known for Pa Kettle in The Egg and I was seriously injured after being struck by a car. He was walking with retired actor Ralf Belmont, 72, who was killed in the same accident Monday night. Kilbride, 76, was reported to be recovering today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Percy Kilbride
Pa Kettle
Kilbride
Ralf Belmont
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Doris Webb
Mrs. Speich
Rainbow
Order of Rainbow Girls
Masonic Temple
Chris Smith
Hope
Joan Johnson
Charity
Caroline Roethe
Rex Ann Roenneburg
Pat Reichert
Faith
Robert Kramer
Rev. Peterson
Mandrake the Magician
By Lee Falk
Phil Davis
Lucille Ball
Miss Ball
Narda
Humphrey Due
Monroe's Square
Able
Evening Times
Ortholx
Decorator
Serta Ortholux Capri
Serta
Phillips & Smith
Highway 69
Monroe, Wis
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