Janesville Daily Gazette from Janesville, Wisconsin • Page 6

Miss Mary Leora Ehrlinger, Andrew Archer Degen Marry (Vera's photo) MRS. ANDREW DEGEN Miss Mary Leora Ehrlinger, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. George, Gutmann, 115 Jackman became the bride of Andrew Archer Degen at 2 p.m. today.

Mr. Degen is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Degen, Wantagh, N.Y. The Rev.

Sylvan Moe officiated for the former Miss -Zhrlinger and Mr. Degen in the Lutheran Church. The bride wore a white velvet bridal gown with Victorian styling, empire bodice and Aline full-length skirt. Venice lace detailed the gown. A tiara of maching lace was worn by the bride to hold her bouffant english silk illusion veiling.

White and gold flowers filled her bouquet. Mrs. Clarence Falk assisted, the bride as matron of honor. Donald Degen was the best man. Wedding guests were ushered by Paul and Robert Degen.

Mrs. Howard Boatwright, Syracuse, N.Y., was the vocal soloist. Mrs. Boatwright is the bride's aunt. Wedding guests attended the reception in the home of the bride's parents.

Mr. and Mrs. Degen plan to honeymoon in Chicago. After Oct. 29 they will live at 2 Wescott Syracuse, N.Y..

The new Mrs. Degen is a 1967 graduate of Janesville High School and a 1969 graduate of Cazenovia College, Cazenovia, N.Y. Mr. Degen is an alumnus of Colgate University, Hamilton, N.Y., and is assistant manager of the Syracuse Symphony. Sandra Pope Becomes Comedy, Mrs.

Paul Leo Aurit 'Dear Liar 7 At 2 p.m. today in St. Mary's Catholic Church, Miss Sandra JaynePope became the bride of Paul Leo Aurit. The Rev. Bernard E.

Pierick officiated. The former Miss Pope is the Mrs. Jean Farris, 1507 S. Marion Ave. Mr.

and Mrs. Leo Aurit, 904 Glen are the parents of the bridegroom. The bride's Victorian styled A-lirie skimmer gown was of illusion and lace. She wore a cathedral mantilla trimmed -with chantilly lace and held in place by a toque. Yellow roses were her flowers.

The maid of honor was Miss Colleen Grossman. The Misses Ardis Roethe and Carla Farris were bridesmaids. Mr. A'urit was attended by Michael Connell. Thomas Eckerman and Thomas Boylen, assisted as groomsmen.

Ushers were James Eagen and Rockney Farris. Mr. and Mrs. Aurit received their 200 guests during the reception in the Cordovan Inn. Destination of their wedding trip was not disclosed.

They will live-at 1007 Erie Dr. (Vera's Photo) MRS. PAUL AURIT The bride is employed by Oilman Engineering and Research and her husband is an employe of General Motors. '-I V- Federation of Music Clubs Holds 39th Fall Conference HO" Clubs of the First District of the Wisconsin Federation of Music Clubs met recently for the 39th annual fall convention in Burlington. Junior and senior clubs of Janesville, Beloit, Burlington, Kenosha, Racine and Whitewater comprise the First District.

Mrs. Lloyd Hughes, 517 Muir Janesville, was elected treasurer of the district. Her term is two-years. Mrs. Hughes, active in local musical groups, is vice president of the Fine Club of Janesville.

She is a member of the Janesville MacDowell Club and serves as organist of the First Congregational Church of the United Church of Christ. Officers reelected for two- year terms were: Mrs. Louis Gage Janesville, president; Mrs. Gilmore Gulbranson, Burlington, vice president and Mrs. Walter Schwebke, Beloit, secretary.

Mrs. Gage is active in Janesville musical organizations, now serving as secretary of the Fine Arts Club; corresponding secretary of the MacDowell Club, and president of the Janesville Chapter of the Past Presidents Assembly. Miss Alice Walter, Burlington, president of the WFMC, was the featured speaker of the convention. A musical program presented by Mmes. Richard'Jones and David Harch, accompanied by Mrs.

William Black. Mrs. David Nitz of the Fine Arts Club, and Mrs. Hughes presented piano duets on the program. "Others 'from Janesville in attendance at the meeting were (C To All Our Many Friends, Neighbors, and Relatives We wish'to thank you all for your quick aid to us during our recent fire.

You can't imagine how many friends' and neighbors a has until a disaster happens. They come out in full force to lend a helping hand. Not only the men with the hard labor, but the women with food and moral support. We would also like to extend a big special thank you to Laverne Koehn, and his wonderful Surge crew, Phil, and Bobby, who were here all day Saturday helping to get us running again. To the firemen, who were here all night fighting the fire, and the policemen, who kept the traffic away, our thanks are so small.

wish to thank you all many times over for all your kindness. You'll always be in our hearts for your thoughtfulness and consideration. Sincerely, The William and Dale Atkinsons' Albany Mrs. Roger G. Cunningham, a past president of WFMC; Mrs.

Melvin Goodell, president of MacDowell Club; Mrs. Earl Boughton, state chairman of the Past Presidents Assembly; Miss Cecelia Oestreich, counselor of the Junior MacDowell Club; and local club members, Mmes. George Brown and Arthur Larson, and Miss Amy Woodruff. Local Secretaries Host Their Bosses The Janesville-Beloit Chapter of National Secretaries Association (International) held its executive night this week at the Beloit Country Club. The secretaries set.

aside one night each year to invite their bosses to dinner and entertainment. D. Schuyler Davies, Delavan, gave the prayer. Miss Beverly Russell, Bunny Mother of the Playboy-Club- Hotel, Lake Geneva, was the program guest. Members and their guests were asked to guess Miss Russell's occupation in the same format used on the "What's My Line?" television show.

Following the program she discussed her" work at the area resort. Mrs. Kennetha Edwards, Brodhead, gave the welcome. Mrs. Edwards, president of the chapter, received an award from the International Association in recognition of the combined efforts of the local association in the educational field.

Program Date Is Changed The Woman's Club Association and the Rock County Historical Society will present a program on historical fashions at 3:30 p.m. Nov. 2 in the club. The show was originally scheduled Nov. 9, OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY OCT.

26 10 A.M. TO 7 P.M. See our beautiful selection of Grandfather and Grandmother chiming wall shelf clocks. Choose from our display or have one made to order. All clocks handcraf ted Lawrence Clauderay Maxwell Afton Rd.

Beloit, Wise. Fire No. 106-2V2 Miles So. Of Af ton, Wise, on County Trunk FOR APPOINTMENT PHONE 608-3654145 Saturday, October 25, 1969 THE JANESVILLE G4ZFTO atUW MADISON 1 "Dear Liar," a dramatization of the romance between George Bernard Shaw and Mrs. Patrick Campbell, will be presented by Prof, and Mrs.

C. Church during Women's Day with the Arts at the University of Wisconsin Tuesday. The event is sponsored each spring and fall by the Wisconsin Alumni Association for all state women. Billed as "a comedy of letters," the play was adapted by Jerome Kilty from the correspondence of Shaw and Mrs. Campbell and played on Broadway and on tour by Katharine Cornell and Brian Aherne.

They came to the Wisconsin Union theater in the course of the tour. 1 Prof. Church is a member of the UW tiusic faculty who has taught strings for more than 35 years and conducted the university symphony 20 years. Mrs. Church took part with him in Wisconsin Players productions when both were students at the university, she as an English major and he in speech.

Since their marriage, they have continued their interest in the theater, both singly and together. She has given one- woman performances portraying Shakespearea'n heroines, Elizabeth Barrett Browning, and Mary Queen of Scots. Together they have done excerpts "from "Life With Father," "Caesar and Cleopatra," and "The Barretts of Wimpole Street" in Madison and around the state to civic and women's groups. The program in Alumni House and the Wisconsin Center will include illustrated lectures by Prof. Paul MacKendrick of classics on Roman remains in France and Prof.

Louisa Stark of anthropology on pre- Columbian art; a luncheon talk by Dean for Public Services LeRpy Luberg; and a concert by the Tudor Singers. A tour of the new Humanities Building will be offered at the end of the day. Blackhawk Questers Hear Mrs. Ned Smith Black Hawk Chapter 223 of Questers met this week at the home of Mrs. Maurice Kramer.

The table was decorated in a fall theme. Mrs. Kramer had made an over-cloth of netting, bordered with scattered, felt leaves of various colors and kinds that added to the feeling of fall. Mrs. Ned Smith gave a program on "Cooksville It's History and Restoration," including a picture tour of the quaint little village planned around a "Commons," after the manner of traditipnal New England Villages.

Most of the homes were made of a locally made light pink-orange brick in the Greek Revival and American Gothic Styles and date from 1847-1858. Most of the homes have been or are being restored and furnished to restore this charming village of another era. (Gazette Photo by Bob Godfrey) HALLOWEEN IS FOR EVERYONE Members of the Black Hawk Retired Club held a pre-Halloween party this week and scared no one with their gay costumes. Among those attending were: (from left) Mrs. Otto Thomas as a Chinese lady, Otto Thomas as an old lady, and the Emmo Majors as His and Her monsters.

56 members attended the event which included a potluck luncheon, social and card playing. Elizabeth Fraunfelder, Events Weds William Rotzoll Calendar Judy A. Cullen, Terry Sef Nuptial Date Miss Louise Cullen, 472 N. Pine has announced the engagement of her niece, Judy Ann Cullen, to Terry Michael Copeland. He is the son of Mrs.

Edward Copeland, Beloit. The bride-to-be is a 1965 graduate of Janesville High School and is employed by Gibbs Special Products. Mr. Copeland, a 1966 alumnus of Beloit High School, is employed by General Motors. The wedding is set for March 7 in the First Lutheran Church.

St. Patrick's Catholic Church was setting at 2 p.m. today for the marriage of Miss Elizabeth Ellen Fraunfelder and William G. Rotzoll. The Rev.

Larry Heitke officiated. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice F. 1302 Putnam and the bridegroom is the son of Mrs.

Jean Rotzoll, 453 N. Pine St. The bride's gown was white angel mist taffeta and had a formal-length skirt. Chantilly lace and sequins were the trims. Her silk illusion veil was bouffant and shoulder-length and was held in place by a queen's crown.

Pink roses and white carnations were her flowers. Mrs. Robert Allen was matron of honor. Bridesmaids were the Misses Connie Dalee, Sandra Bena and Kathleen Malterer. Dianne Dalee was the flower girl.

The bridegroom was attended by Andrew Fegestad. Harold Rotzoll, Kenneth and Charles Yahnke were groomsmen. Ushers were William Fraunfelder and Donald Rotzoll. 200 guests attended the reception in the Knights of Columbus Clubhouse. (Evans Studio) MRS.

WILLIAM ROTZOLL The newlyweds will honeymoon in Canada and live at 120 St. Lawrence Ave. The bride attended Craig High School and the bridgroon attended Janesville High School. She is employed by Norwood Mills, and he is an employe of General Motors. Candlelighters Style Show To Benefit Jeff3rson Home TONIGHT Parents Without Partners, Inc.

Sheraton' Inn, Beloit, 6:30 p.m. Swingin' Squares Parker High School, 8:30 p.m. Juda Stateline Squares Juda Grade School, 8:30 p.m. TOMORROW Van Buren School Dedication School, 3 p.m. Coin Clubhouse, 10 a.m.

to 6 p.m. MONDAY Public Affairs Committee YWCA, 9:30 a.m. Young-at-Heart Club Senior Citizens' Center in The Crossroads, 6:30 p.m. Women's Association Presbyterian Church, 7:30 p.m. City Council City hall, 7:30 Sweet Adelines Marshall Junior High School, 7:30 p.m.

Y's Menettes Hostess, Mrs. Harold Petraske, 8 p.m. Janesville Barbershop Chorus Marshall Junior High School, 8 p.m. Catholic Woman's Club Woman's Club, 8 p.m. Women of the Moose Moose Home, 8 p.m.

FORT. ATKINSON The Candleligh'ers will hold their fifth annual benefit fashion show at 7 p.m. Nov. 24 in The Fireside. Theme for this year's show is "Fashion Boutique Parade." In keeping with the theme, a table of boutique items made by residents of the Jefferson County Home will be on sale.

Posters announcing the show are being designed by Mrs. Phillip Anderson. They will be placed in the downtown areas of Fort Atkinson, Jefferson, Lake Mills, Watertown and Oconomowoc. Judge Sverre Roang Is AAUW Speaker Judge Sverre Roang will address members of the Janesville Branch of the American Association of University Women at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in the Woman's Club.

Judge Roang's talk will be entitled "This Could Be Your Child." Judge Roang serves as jurist for Rock County Court Branch 1. His responsibilities include juvenile jurisdiction for the northern portion of the county. Mmes. Willard Huber, Leslie Partridge and Alan Lee will be hostesses. AAUW membership is still open to women holding a baccalaureate or high degree from an approved college or university.

Mrs. Robert Douglas may be contacted for further information. RUMMAGE SALE TUES. WED. October 28 and 29 9A.Mto5P.M.

at 11 S. Parker Dr. Sponsored by Republican Woman's Club for Pick-ups Call 754-8351 ENGRAVED RAISED LETTER PRINTED Beautiful Invitations, 13.75 per 100, up NEW, UNUSUAL WEDDING ACCESSORIES (Evans Studio) MISS JUDY CULLEN Marriage Licenses ROCK COUNTY George Milton Disrude Edgerton, Jane Ellen Sullivan, Rt. 1. Charles Vincent Vecchi, Lissi Mai Andersen, both Beloit.

Richard William Warne, Sherrie Lynn Hayford, both Beloit. Terrance Patrick Voss, Rosemary Edith Pautsch, both Beloit. SUSAN McGILL Susan McGill Is Engaged Mr. and Mrs. Alfred A.

McGill, 120 Oakland have announced the engagement of their daughter, Susan Diane, to Dennis Michael Achilli, son of the Robert V. Achillis, Rockford. The wedding will take place in St. Peter's Lutheran Church at 7 p.m. Nov.

29. Miss McGill is a stewardess with Eastern Airlines, based in Chicago. She is a 1962 graduate of Janesville High School and attended the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. Her fiance, who served with the Navy four years, is a student at Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, 111. Mary Ryan Earns Honor MILWAUKEE Mary D.

Ryan, 2200 Ruger Janesville, has been nominated to Sigma Epsilon Sigma, fresh. man honor society, at the University of Wisconsin- Milwaukee. Membership requires a grade point average of at least 3.5. Miss Ryan will be initiated Nov. 2.

Nash Is Fiancee of Mr. Martin A wedding in April is being planned by Miss Charlene Genevieve Nash and Jean Martin. Dr. and Mrs. Charles B.

Nash, 2017 Mineral Point announced their daughter's engagement to the son of Mrs. Catherine Martin, 1614 N. Washington St. Miss Nash is a 1967 graduate of Janesville High School. She attended Whitewater State University and Madison Area Technical College.

Miss Nash is employed by Methodist Hospital, Madison. Mr. Martin graduated from the same high school in 1964 and is employed by General Motors. Two Volumes Are Donated GREEN volumes from the Lake Geneva Public Library, valued.at $25, have been donated, to Green Bay State University. MISS CHARLENE NASH When's the Meeting? Milton Homemakers Milton Avenue Homemakers will meet at 8 p.m.

Tuesday with Mrs. Russell Maxson, 414 Rogers Milton. Rockette Curling Rockette Curling Club members will hold an "ice breaker" luncheon meeting at. 12:30 p.m. Tuesday in the King's Pub.

Plans will be discussed for the curling season which begins in November. Vern Falk and personnel of radio station WFAW will do the fashion commentary. Models will be announced at a later date. Candelighters are comprised of Jefferson county women interested in helping underprivileged area residents. They were organized in 1964.

Proceeds from the first Candlelighters fashion show were donated to the Jefferson Day Care Center. Proceeds from the last three shows were used jto purchase recreational equipment and lawn furniture for the residents of the Jefferson County Home. Proceeds for the 1969 show will go to the home. Tickets are available from Mmes. Phillip Naderson, Benton Carter, Donald Chwala, Hugh Highsmith, S.

0. Donkle, John Lampert, Jerry Landowski, John Schilling, Dennis Vogel, Harold Zandt, Walter Zilisch and Miss Barbara Nelson, all of Fort Atkinson, and Mmes: Frank Brown, Donn LaDien, Floyd Lange and Fred Rogers, all of Jefferson. 600 Center Avenue Phone 754-9569 PI SAVINGS ACCOUNTS YOUR Passbook Savings Account Paying You Is YOUR Passbook Savings Account Paying You Daily Dividends? (Earnings Paid regardless of Time of Withdrawal) Is YOUR Passbook Savings Account Paying You Quarterly? (March, June, Sept. Dec.) IF Your Answer Is "No" To Any One These Questions, Isn't It Time That You Opened Your Janesville Savings Loan Savings Account? Where YOUR Savings Are Invested In YOUR. Community! JANESVILLE SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 100 W.

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