Portage Daily Register from Portage, Wisconsin • 4

i X- V- 'iH iv i ife i itX V-t 4 Jr yw vj T' 1 4 yilfo M'1 1 4'' i 4 Tr I 5 I I 'T DAILY RECORDS portage daily register I wi (She ihfiltj tSggjgter i and about VOlHniiSln) a Mrs MStoa Kohn Mjvanci Mrs? Edwgrd Scbimmmg Mrs 'Ella Jungclaus Edith Kohn Elmer Wentland all of Marquette Mr and Mrs Bernard Aldrich of Dalton and parents Mr and Mrs Charles Weseott His sponsors were Mr and Mrs Floyd Kohn Lunch was served and Jeffrey received many nice gifts Bridal Shower A bridal shower for Miss Judy Ann Werner was held at the Russell Hurd home Saturday evening June 11 Nancy Hurd and Linda Hays were the hostesses i The guests attending were the Misses Sally Maas Jonnie Richards Lois Loehner Lorraine Messer Sharon Knight Lou Ann Mossholder Emily Winkler Ann Shaw Randi Jenicek and Mrs Eugene Taylor Miss Werner will marry Michael Banks on Saturday June 18 at the First Methodist church in Portage Correction In the article in paper of Shirley McElroy receiving a scholarship it stated that she is a member of Riverside Rangers 4-H club Miss Mc-Eiroy is a member of the Garrison Williams 4-H club Marriage licenses Harold Udell Route 1 Rio and Darlene Dahl 205 Ever-baefe St Portage Kenneth Kidrick Route 1 Beaver Dam and Esther Babcock 309 lake St Pardee-ville Donald Grassell 124 Jack-son St Brillion and Karen Zunker Route 2 Cambria Mathias A Mutter 6560 Damen Ave Chicago and Jeannette Bruns 332 Marion St Portage DEATH NOTICES was spent in conversation cards and games Those attending were Mr and Mrs Gordoi Behling Kristi and their guest Heidi Hoffman Mrs Terry Clemmons and Tracy Charles Eberlein Miss Ullie Eberlein Mrs Mae Eberlein Mr and Mrs Merlin Gerhartz and Robert Mr and Mrs Fred Koch Mr and Mrs Walter Koch and Tom Mr and Mrs Ernest Mueller and Ernest Jr Mr and Mrs Herbert Mueller Erin Hubert and Scott Mr and Mrs William Mueller Robert and James Mr and Vernon Rampson Mrs Elton Reichardt Terryl Lorna and Debra Mr and Mrs William Schoon Mr and Mrs Harold Vesely Randy Jane and Julie It was decided to hold the 1967 reunion the second Sunday in June at the Columbus City Park March on Ordnance MADISON (UPI) Twenty-five peace demonstrators mostly students from Chicago and Madison were to begin a three-day march from here to the Badger Ordnance Works near Baraboo today The group will try to enter the! ammunition plant and persuade workers to walk off their jobs said Stanley Grand a University of Wisconsin student and one of the marchers ENGAGED Mrs Emily Mil- ler of Verona announces the engagement of her daughter Bonnie to Dean Russell son of Arthur Russell Wisconsin Dells and Mrs Robert McLean Springfield Va A July wedding is being planned St Mary's Hossital Columbus Admissions Tim Luev Columbus James Luey Columbus Mrs Robert Koch Columbus Mrs Herbert Brockmiller Columbus Robert Kehoe Doylestown Discharges Jean Poor Fall River Rebecca Poor Fall River Mrs Frank Borde Rio Mrs Helen Voss Portage Elmer Karow Columbus Divine Savior Hospital Portage i Admissions Ross Connell Pardeeville Leonard Ilamele Route 3 Allen Kowald Poynette Mrs Mabel Port 103 Charles Mrs Lela Rohrbeck 428 Carroll Miss Dorothy Koepp Poynette Mrs Kenneth Young DeFor-est Emil Hebl 401 Conant Mrs Kenneth Thompson Middleton Discharges Gail Radtke 619 Cook Mrs Edmund Walters Route 3 Mrs Flora Kibler Poynette Mrs Lina Porter Endeavor Gary Stoddard Lodi Glenn Hull 607 Cook Otis Cornell Endeavor Mrs Cecilia" Weiglein 314 Franklin Mrs Herman Eugster Poynette Harry Lucas Tremunt Hotel Richard Heberlein Silver Lake Drive Michael Egleston Poynette Mrs Neil Long Oxford Mrs Vernon Nelson Wisconsin Dells Harry Bender Markcsan Death Mrs Esther Christensen West-field Poles Arrested MILAN Italy Police Thursday announced the arrest of two stateless Poles said to be members of an international jewel theft ring operating in Switzerland Austria and West Germany for the past two years The pair identified as Nicolai Barkowski 56 and Abram Ciekanowski 66 had an estimated $60000 worth of jewels in their possession police said SILVER WEDDING Open house will be held for relatives and friends of Mr and Mrs Horry Wolfram Route 3 Wisconsin Dells at St Lutheran church of Lewiston from 2 to 5 pm on Sunday June 19 in observance of their 25th Wedding Anniversary No formal imitations are being irnl They have two children Carol and Clifford Ixjth at home iCava'naugh Studio Photo) Thursday Will End Bible School The closing service for the Vacation Bible school of St Ltiibcran church will he held Thursday evening June 16 at 7:00 Dm in the auditorium of St iAttheran school The children of the various departments will participate in the service as follows: Nursery department song Little GosjrI lee-itatiou of Bilile vere finger play and song Lues Me" Kindergarten department song Welcome Song" recitation of Bible verses and song "There is a Green Hill Far Primary department song How I Love Jeus" explanation of severa handicraft projects and their religious significance and the evening prayer Junior department song My Life und Let It Be" Fledge to the Croc ard recitation of 23rd Psalm Junior high department demonstration of a family demotion itrluding the songs I To Dark Gethsemane" and Savior" and a choral reading of lalm 121 An open house of the will be held following the fcrvice At this time parents and friends may view the work done by th children during the two-week fission of the Vocation Bible rchool Arc Given Degrees WESTFIELD Terry Janke aid Itusv'll Benmtt are at icon II a 1 1 ri Assembly Iake fiiU week for the I-TA State Convention They received their state farmer degrees at ceremonies held Tuesday evening They were accompanied by their agriculture slructor Robert Matzat Now Arrivals in News Daughter to Mr and Mrs Ott Columbus Daughter To Mr and 4Mrs Paul Woodward Poynette 1 4 Son to Mr and Mrs Ronald lurch Lodi class-rooms A-fuel In- Wil-mer PULL SHOW AT DUSK Third Reunion for Eberlein Family The third ennual Eberlein family reunion was held Sunday June 12 at the Bluff View Court recreation center at Baraboo Bain orohihited the picnic from being bold In Oschner Park as had been planned Forty-one relatives and 1 one guest were in attendance The afternoon Odd Fellows Regular meeting Thursday at the hall at 8 pm Lunch Naomi and Greta Wiseman Circles tr Wednesday at 6: S3 pm the home of Mrs Fred Baertsch Route 2 Bring table service and dish to pass Dessert rolls Sand coffee furnished by committee VFW 1707 Social night 8 pm Thursday at Portage clubhouse i of 767 Regular meeting Wednesday at 730 pm dst On Florida Mr and Mrs Roger Taylor who were married at 12 union on Saturday June 11 1966 in St church at Doylestown are on a wedding trip to Tampa Fla Rev Cowley performed the wedding ceremony The bride is the former Elsie Baumgartner daughter of Mr and Mrs Emery Baumgartner Route l1 Columbus and the groom is the (son of Mr and Mrs Merritt Taylor Route 1 Columbus The bride who was given in marriage by her father wore a white organza gown with lace bodice and long tapered sleeves and the lace edged skirt forming a in front Her detachable watteau train was also edged in lace She wore a bouffant veil attached to a standing crown and carried a colonial bouquet of allow roses and white carnations Miss Phyllis Baumgartner was- her maid of honor Fees Mrs Timothy Dean son Todd and daughter Maggie of Madison are spending the day with her parents Mr and Mrs Loid Atkinson Sr Donald Rice of Schenetady NY spent the weekend visiting his mother Mrs Ray Rice Mrs Ted Algiers and son Michael of Beloit are spending eight weeks with her parents Mr and Mrs Thomas Cline Mr Algiers a mathematics and history teacher at Aldrich junior high In Beloit for the past three years was one of 50 junior high math teachers from 15 states to receive a scholarship from the National Science foundation The eight week-NSF institute in mathematics is designed to Increase teachers understanding of the subject acquaint them with the most recent developments and Intro-duee them to some of the leaders in the field Mr Algiers was also the recipient of a summer scholarship from the -Beloit corporation The wedding of Norma Williams and David Dreyer which was postponed last week will be held Saturday June 18 at 4 pm in Zion 111 Miss Williams is the daughter of Mr and Mrs George Williams and David is the son of Mr and Mrs James Dreyer Of Zion III Jeffrey Weseolt Baptized Jeffrey was baptized Monday evening June 13 at the home his great great grandmother Mrs Edith Kohn at Marquette by the Rev Lloyd Wenzel pas- tor of the St Paul Lutheran chureh at Marquette Those attending the baptism are Mr and Mrs Floyd Kohn Ordained Sunday June 19 James Hendrickson of Portage will be ordained in St Lutheran church in ceremonies beginning at 2 pm As far as can be determined he will be the first son of the congregation to be ordained in the Portage church at least in recent history The congregation is 106 years old The ordaining minister will be the Rev Melvin Schmidt Jackson Heights NY Hendrickson attended Trinity Lutheran churcb at Lexington Park Maryland while he was in the' US Navy The Rev Schmidt was pastor at Trinity and it was under his guidance that Hendrickson decided to enter the ministry The guest speaker for the occasion will iie the Rev Rudolph Hoak of Peoria 111 He was pastor at Our Savior Lutheran church in Springfield 111 while Hendrickson was attending the seminary there 4 The liturgist for the service will be the Rev Theodore Tim- ler pastor' of St Hendrickson graduated from Portage high school In 1956 and joined the navy the same year He attended grade school at St Lutheran school In September I960 Ser his discharge from the navj he entered Concordia College in St Paul Minn and entered the Lutheran church Missouri Synod seminary at Springfield in 1962 He served as vjear aC St Lutheran church In Champaigne 111 last year Hendrickson will serve as pastor of St Lutheran church at Randall Minn and Bethlehem church at Lincoln Minn and will be installed at Randall on July 10 He is married to the former Corrine Bartel who taught at St from 1955 to 1953 She is a native of Willmar Slinn A reception at the school will follow the ordination 1 NOTICE TO SUBSCIUBUStS City Subscribe If your paper Is not delivered on schedule call Jim Reynolds 742-2343 between 5 :30 and 6:30 nro No deliveries can too mads alter 1 psn on week days No delivery alter 4 pm on Saturday If paper Is found alter skip boy Is called call back and save him an unnecessary trip All starts stops and address changes must be In our office by 2 pm in order to be changed the same day Kail Subscribers All mall subscribers must notify us days prior to moving date Honeymoon 1 (Walcott Studio Photo) and Mrs Richard Benzine friend of the bride was the bridesmaid They wore maize floor length dresses with scooped necklines and cap sleeves of silk organza over taffeta with matching bow headpieces They carried small baskets of white and yellow gladiolus and daisies Ken Siekert was best man Tom Waterworth was groomsman and the ushers were Harlan Baumgartner brother of the bride and Mike Miller cousin of the groom A dinner and reception was held at the home of the bride following the wedding ceremony The bride graduated from Columbus high school and is employed at American Family Ins Co in Madison The groom graduated from Fall River high school and is employed at Chevrolet Inc in Columbus The couple will be making their home in rural Mrs Christensen Mrs Esther Christensen 79 Westfield died Tuesday morning at Divine Savior hospital in Portage Friends may call at the Schultz-Thalacker funeral home in Westfield Wednesday evening and until time of services on Thursday Funeral services will be held at 2 pm Thursday at Immanuel Lutheran church Rev Schreiber will officiate with burial in East cemetery Survivors Include one sister Mrs Emma Wahl of Westfield and nieces and nephews John Hamilton John Hamilton 57 Oxford died -suddenly Tuesday evening at Divine Savior hospital Mr Hamilton was a well known area building contractor and lived most of his life in Oxford He was born In Packwau-kee Masonic services will be held Thursday evening at 8 pm at the Schultz-Thalacker funeral home in Westfield Funeral servihes will be held at 2 pm Friday at the First Presbyterian church in Oxford He is survived by his wife Lucy and two daughters Patricia and Lynda Kimberly Salzwedel Kimberly Ann Salzwedel 3-years-old Oshkosh died at Mercy hospital in Oshkosh early Wednesday morning following a brief illness She was bom in Columbus in June 17 1963 the daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Salzwedel of Oshkosh Surviving besides her parents are a 2-year-old brother Jeffery maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Clayton Wenzel of LaCrosse and paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Clarence Salzwedel of Columbus Funeral services will be held1 at 2 pm Saturday in Zion Luth-eran church in Columbus Rev Herbert Winterstein will officiate with interment in the Hillside cemetery in Columbus Friends may call at the Zeidler funeral home in Columbus Friday evening i NOW THRU SAT DOUBLE FEATURE Alt In Technicolor at 7:00 and 10:06 KiflMillilH ULilHEIiinir when a pretty GHOUL trades in her sheet fora BIKIHIP Cutsforth Gets Associate Degree Charles Cutsforth son of Mr and Mrs Charles I Cutsforth Route 1 Poynette a graduate of Portage Senior high school will be a candidate for the degree of Associate in Applied Science in Computer Engineering Technology at the Spring quarter Commencement cf the Milwaukee School of Engineering A total of 97 candidates are to be presented for degrees 54 for the bachelor of science degree 30 for the associate in applied science degree and thirteen for the associate in industrial management degree 1 Harvey I Sheffer president of The Sheffer Corporation Cincinnati will give the address at the commencement exercises to be held Friday June 24 at 8:00 pm in the auditorium of the Wisconsin Electric Power Company building 231 Michigan Sheffer was recently elected President of the National Fluid Power Association 1 I Robinson Improving BEVERLY HILLS Calif (UPI) Edward Robinson 72 recovering from surgery after an automobile accident will remain in Mt Sinai Hospital another 10 to 14 days a hospital spokesman said today Style Shop THINGS THAT A WOMAN PROBABLY WILL DO THAT SHE THINKS SHE Purchase a wig or a hairpiece They are becoming more popular all the time more natural looking and more useful Just the other day we were at the hairdressing shop and a woman was having her hair and wig done at the same time Purpose of it was her husband does not know she wears a wig- i Buy some false eyelashes The minute you try on a pair feel the sweep of them over your cheek you will be unable to resist! They fit so smoothly even though it might be suspected they real you will have to admit they are lovely i Shorten your skirts for late summer and fall We do not mean three or four inches above the knee but just below the bend they look younger if your legs are average And if you have been holding out and wearing that belt on your shift discard it just for one day You will be amazed how uncluttered' and carefree you feel! 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