The Dunn County News from Menomonie, Wisconsin • 3

THE DUNN COUNTY NEWS, MENOMONIE. WISCONSIN PAGE THREE Wednesday, September 19, 1945 four years and then moved to the vicinity of Menomonie. He was married on April 30, Shafer is in-Tlxe Combat, Engineer Group, stationed at Fort Behrolr, Va. The couple left that afternoon Schaef er, Helen Lausted and Alda for Madison where the bride has a -position at the First National wide is a graduate of Col- "Roys lr an1 -fVi a AWAAm fax nigh' school nnrt for thi mutt Social and Pe rsonal GET IlEXT WIUTERS FUEL AfOVl U.A 1Ui AVfcdAVl th ctoto iin4narcl Mrs, Halberg before' her marriage was emploved at the Bank of Me- nomonie. The groom left Menem- onie with Co.

A and served over-1 seas three years In the Pacific. He was recently eiven an honorable discharge. Shafer Burns On Saturday afternoon, Sept. 15, at three o'clock, Betty L. Shafer, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Victor E. Shafer, and Sgt. Edward D. Burns, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Lawrence' Burns, both of Menom- HONORED ON o'clock in the a 25th ANNIVERSARY if- business meeting and cards. Hos-Mr. and Mrs. A.

Jackson Dodge tesses are Mrs. Joseph Wangen, vere married September 18, 1920 chairman; Mrs. John Klosowski, and relatives and friends gather- Mrs. Ben McDonald, Mrs. Fred ed at their home at Waneka, Pinkepank.

Mrs. William Lauber Spring Brook, on Sunday, Sep- and Mrs, John Ryan, tember 16, 1945 to help them eel-1 ebrate the 25th anniversary of BRIDE-TO-BE FETED the event. Among those present AT DINNER PARTY were: Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Dodge Miss Betty Welch was guest of and daughter.

Hazel. Mr. and Mrs.1 honor at a dinner party at the Emll Jensen and daughter. Mil-1 Flame Cafe Thursday evening, glv-dred. Mrs.

Jennie Jacobs, Mrs. en by the Bank of Menomonie Clara Whitney, Mrs. Robert Alf staff. Miss Welch became the and family and Otto Schleusner, I bride of Jerome Halberg on Sat-Waneka; Mr. and Mrs.

Wm. Mil-l urday. Her position at the Bank of ler and daughter, Mary, Red Ce-' Menomonie has-been filled by Miss onie, were united in marriage at was born on the farm home of West Point Military Academy, the St. Paul's Lutheran parsonage. his Pents Dec.

9, 1913 and pass- Colonel Ames entered that insti-Rev. J. Mittelstaedt performed ed nis eternal home at the age tution from which he graduated 5v the double ring ceremony. BUY FUEL. Coal and oil should be ordered now.

More shortages are ahead next winter. SAVE FUEL. Storm doors and windows, weather-stripping and insu-lation will help keep heat indoors where it belongs. SAVE MONEY, Borrow any funds you need for those purposes ak our bank where the cost is low and the payments are con yenient to meet. IWU years Was emDIOVM It U1C Busk creamery.

The groom is a graduate of the Dunn County Ag- 1rijtQral School. Thev took a short trip to Roch ester and are now residing on Bloom's farm in OBITUARY Oliver William Neck (Contributed) Oliver William Neck, son of Mr. and Ms" Jonn N. Prairie Farm, of Ji years, nine months. I June 27; 1940 he was united in hopeful and optomistic and con- wuc.

uui'iie wuuiu ue itucu, Iiuroctpr Dui io me wm oi tne large circfe of "friends oy a AUC UtlUC A U1UC I wool Jersey suit, with brown and marriage to Hazel Flanagan on a cadet one in each class-white accessories. Her matching and tnis union one son Dennis, that of First Captain of the Corps, corsage and head-dress were of was A. member of the West' Point foot- harmonizing faU flowers. She car-1 In rtv yuth he ball team, he was chosen two suc-ried a white and brown purse, ver52Ldurtx? an evangeUstlc "cessive years as All American Cen-hand-made in Belgium, a gift of Ln united ter. the groom.

Her only attendant was mctt of OP c50lce uPon graduation, Colonel Ames Miss Gail Nelson, Osseo, a class- as the ws appointed second lieutenant mate, who wore a two-piece, rose him. His death ln ndd Artillery. However, be-dress, with harmonizing corsage 1 11 PS several cause of unusual mathematical and head-dress. Her matching "hU f. ability and skill in solving techni-bracelet and ear ring set was a alwa Patient and cheerful, ney- problems.

he was transferred gif of the bride ler Iven to murmur or complaint. in igga to the Ordnance Depart- The groom, dressed in full mili- tllo ment in wnicn tne work' alnouBh tary uniform, was attended by 1 SJS, J1" ver important and exacting, is uk wrA. i 1 ministering to his every need, nnt Rnprtinriiiftr. best man. Following the ceremony, a re ception was held at the Shafer home.

Thosft nresmt twins Rev. iaed5' immediate relatives of the V.Vl Hie'T i wiis vi- Tl First National Banjs Jimomonie Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 'k" 81 lawici. -rhl wnere manhoods morning was WmZ V' as Superintendent Whl IP Jot in Intra mlfVk 1 fn ex 'character, his absolute integrity, his devotion to duty and his kind- new to all those trouble wi Ia all who knew him. I You can visit China, Egypt; Hoi- 1 land, Ireland, Italy, Palestine, and Turkey and never leave Texas, jThey are the names of Texas towns. TONIGHT Sept.

19 Nite Club DANCE 'whom were West Point classmates, acted as pallbearers. Besides his widow, Col. Ames survived bv four- sisters: Mrs. Margaret Seger. Zion, 111.: MLss oauic muca, raia.

vji. iwwu i Miss Ada Ames. Menomonie. I Miss Ada Ames, Menomonie. Many other relatives and friends share with them their deep grief and sense of irreparable loss.

The memory of his splendid OPENING Irvington FREE Is Betty Styer. BAPTIST LADIES MEET FRIDAY The work meeting of the, Ladies Missionary Society of the Imman-uel Baptist church has been post poned to Friday, Sept. 21. The meeting will be held at the church at 2:30 p. m.

and a picnic lunch will be served. VFW AUXILIARY MEETS SEPT. 20 The Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary will hold Its regular meeting Thursday, Sept. 20, at 8 p. at the K.

P. hahV There will be initiation and lunch will be served. WRC MEETS SEPT. 26 The Woman's Relief Corps will hold its public social Wednesday afternoon, Sept. 26, at the Mabel Tainter Memorial.

The committee Is Mary Keck, Edith Plutshack, Tena Schultz and Mary Getoert. SUPPER GUESTS Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Strehlau and Mabel and friend were guests at a waffle supper Sunday at the Henry Renz home at Elk Lake LUCAS WOMAN'S CLUB TO HOLD MEETING The Lucas Woman's club will meet with Mrs. Louis Elnum Wednesday, Sept.

26. Visiting and Travel Mfes Peggy Dockar is spending her vacation at home. She returns to Chicago the end of next week. Lt. Eiwyn T.

Harris, Phoenix, Is visiting his family and his parents at Elmwood. Mrs. Harris is the former Betty Weiss. Mr. and Mrs.

Richard Rasmuss-on, Milwaukee, are visiting at the home of her brother, Archie Shafer, and with relatives of Mr. Rasmusson. Mrs. Stanley Fox, nee Ruth Good, returned Tuesday to Owa-tonna, having visited since Thursday at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

H. F. Good. Mrs. Helene Kaatz, Fall Creek, visited a few days last week at the home of her daughter, Mrs.

H. A. Baumbach, also attending the funeral of Gottlieb Kaatz. Dr. and Mrs.

S. F. Webert and and daughter, Lura Mae, Stanley, were dinner guests Saturday eve-ni' of Mr. and Mrs. A.

rf. Webert. Tue men are brothers. Miss Cleo Givney who was recently discharged from the, WACS was a recent Menomonie visitor. She had been stationed at Camp Butner, N.

C. Lt. (jg) Donald Richert, formerly of this city, who has been in the South Pacific "is spending part of his leave in Menomonie. will return Sunday to Monroe. Jack Weltzin who has been in the Philippines is spending a ten day furlough here with his wife and children at 1102 Fourth street and with his father at Chippewa Falls.

Miss Agnes Dietrichson, Minneapolis, was a recent guest of Miss Verna Strand. She was accompanied here by Mrs. Chris Kruse, who visited her relatives, Mr. and Mrs. W.

W. LaPoirrte. Mrs. Gordon VandeBerg, sons, Steven and Scott, returned Sunday from Prairie Farm where they visited Mrs. VandeBerg's mother, Mrs.

George Peterson, for two weeks. Monday evening guests at the Adolph Strehlau home were T5 Mona Hintz, Mayo General hospital, Galesburg, 111., and friend, Sgt. Al. of Ohio, and Mr. and Mrs.

George Hintz and Joan. Mrs. Robert Miller, Rock Island, 111., is visiting her mother, Mrs. A. Staverlok.

Her other daughter, Mrs. Robert Babcock, who has been here visiting returned to her home at Eau Claire Tuesday. Mrs. Darrel Shafer, children, Douglas, Judith and Rita, Pon-tiac, are visiting relatives in Menomonie and vicinity. Mrl Music By Royal Blackha wks 1891 to Phoebe Cummings.

She A ISfDE- 13. Surviving him are one son. Fred Witt, city; three daughters, jMrs. Ervin Sipple, Colfax; Mrs. 'Lee Larson, Menomonie; and Mrs.

Eldon MartelL city. He also leaves one sister, Anna Hintz, Iron Creek. Thales Lucius Ames Thales Lucius Ameswas born at Waubeek Sept. 19, 1869, second son of the late James Furman and Mary Jane Ames. In the summer of 1891, having received an arDoIntment to the (in 1895.

There he won the highest honor which West Point confers some of tiie highlights of dol- onej Ames career include a period of teaching mathematics and coaoning at West foint; tnree vears fiprvicp in th Philinnines: his woric wasmngton, u. u. ai- ter our entrance into World War i When the Ordnance Depart- ment was greatly expanded and T.w,rarH gn( uwni vmr r. SPrlnSrielt Arsenal, springrieid. Mass.

-d- a ucauac ui age, vui. miira Ured In 1933 and has since lived Col. Ames was married June 28, daughter of Adjutant General and iila- ul Sif: Alff atStaSSS "cian and astronomer at Har- vard -Observatory, was drowned a long and severe illness irom which he never fully recovered. Oae. Tuesday morning, Sept.

11. Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon in Christ Church Cambridge where Col. and Mrs. Ames have been for some years regular attendants. Burial military honors took place in Arlington cemetery, Washington, D.

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Lyle Webster, Rice Lake, oiui hw rirtpr Mrs. Ruth Tate Bearden, Miami, Mrs. Grace raine Dodge Rackliff, Hollywood," called on relatives In the' city Friday. Mr. and Mrs.

G. A. Rogde, daughters, Alice Ann and Sarah Sue, Wahpeton, N. visited Sat urday at the home of Mrs. Isaac Ofstie and at the Paul Vasey home.

They are former Menom-onieites. i Sgt. Robert C. Hamann is spend ing a month's furlough at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Hamann, after serving the past year in France and Germany with the Field Artillery. At the end of his furlough he goes to a camp In Texas. Lt. and Mrs. Norman Olson," nee Helen Woerth, New York, and his father, John Olson, Madison, arrived Tuesday night for a visit at the home of Mrs.

Olson's parents. Rev. and Mrs. John M. Woerth.

Olson Will be here until October, Mrs. Olson to remain. John: Melby, daughter, Jane, and sonr Tom, were over night guests Thursday of their sister and aunt, Miss Olga Melby, en-route north on a camping trip, stopping again Monday on their way home to La Crosse. Tom Is home on furlough from Europe. Mr.

and Mrs. Kenneth Moberg, St. Paul, visited over the week end at the home of Mrs. Moberg's mother, Mrs. Florence Woolley.

They brought Mrs. Moberg's brother, John Woolley, hojme. He had been on Okinawa and has now been honorably discharged from the Marines. Mrs. John Borgas who came1 for the graduation of her cousin, Miss Arlys Hickcox, from the Luther hospital, School of Nursing, Eau Claire, on Friday returned Monday to her home at Delavan, Minn.

She was a guest at the home of her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Hickcox, during her stay here. Pvt. Wayne Anderson has reported to Camp Maxey, following a week's furlough at the home of his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Olaf Anderson, 1421 8th street. This was his first furlough since entering the service seven months ago. He was previously stationed at Camp Hood, Tex. SSgt.

and Mrs. E. J. Neider-korn and baby, Carol Jean, and Mrs. Neiderkorn's mother, Mrs.

Hazel Liddy, Kenosha, arrived Tuesday night and are visiting at the home of the latter's sister, Mrs. Leo Williams, and at the Lafe Gordon home. SSgt. Neiderkorn is on a 30-day furlough, having just returned from Italy. Mrs.

C. M. Vickery, Iron Mountain, arrived last week at the home of her daughter, Mrs. John M. Buran.

She will remain until Christmas time. Accompanying her here were her daughters, A. R. Fortier, Iron Mountain, and Mrs. Denton Alley and children, Green Bay.

They returned home on Friday. SSgt. Gerald A. Solie returned to Kennedy General Hospital, Memphis, Saturday after a 60-day furlough at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

G. A-Solie. Recent guests at the Solie home were Mr. and Mrs. Wm.

Bennedix, Minneapolis, and Wm. C. Randall, Fort Worth, Texas. Mrs. Randall and son, Richard have been visiting her parents the past month.

I BIRTHS Helfner At Aunt Ruth's Maternity Home, Sept. 13, to Mr. and Mrs. Th6mas Heif nef Boyceville, an 8 lb. 7'2 oz.

daughter, Darlene Rae. i Wagner At the City hospital, Sept. 12, to Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Wagner, 1816 3rd a son.

i Cropp At the City hospital, Sept. 14, to Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Cropp, Menomonie, route 1, a daughter. Malone At the City hospital, Sept.

15, to Mr. and Mrs. Will T. Malone, 615 11th a son. Brown At the City hospital, Sept.

18, to Mr. and Mrs. Reynold Brown, Menomonie, route 5, a son. I WEDDINGS Delegard Rassbach Ella Delegard, Rice Lake, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Nels Delegard, Wheeler, became the bride of Pfc. Phillip Rassbach, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rassbach, Prairie Farm, Saturday, 10:30 a. m.

at the Bethany Lutheran church, Rice Lake. Rev. A. E. Berg read the double ring ceremony.

Mrs. Edolph Shervey played the wedding music. The bride wore a light blue suit. Her corsage was gladiolus and rose buds. Miss Alice Delegard, sister of the bride, was bridesmaid.

She wore a black and fuchsia suit with a corsage of pink gladiolus and yellow flowers. James Rassbach was his brother's attendant. A wedding dinner was served at the Land O'Lakes hotel to the immediate families. Pfc. Rassbach will report back to Camp McCoy Sept.

30. He expects to be discharged soon. He served ln the ground crew of the 8th Air Force in England for 23 months. Mrs. Rassbach will return Wednesday to her work at Montgomery Wards, Rice Lake, where she is cashier.

From The Rice Lake Chronotype. Welch Halberg -The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Welch, daughter of Mr. and i Mrs. T. E.

Welch, this city, and Jerome Halberg, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Halberg, Badger, former Me nomonieltes, took place Saturday morning at ten o'clock at St. Joseph's rectory. The Rev.

William Daniels performed the ceremony. The couple was attended by Miss Jane Welch, sister of the bride, and TSgt. Virgil Stang, Wheeler. The bride wore a light blue wool dress with black accessories. Miss Welch's dress was white wool with pastel trim.

Both wore corsages. Following the ceremony, breakfast was served at the Cafe La Corte for the Immediate family. dar; Mr. and Mrs. West Dodge, Mr.

and Mrs. Rhelnhold Bonewald and Miss Alice Yarnell, Eau Claire; Dan Dodge, Elk Mound; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bonewald and family, Fall Creek; Mr. and Mrs.

Theo. Fregine, sons, Herbert and Arnold, Weston; Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Fregin and family.

Spring Valley; Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Heins and family and Miss Martha Heins, JCnapp; Mrs. Alta Dodge and Evelyn, Rice Lake; -Mr.

and Mrs. Anner Bronstad and. Miss Susan Blair, Menomonie. A bountiful picnic dinner was served in the early afternoon after which there was visiting and fringing and a general good time. The honored couple were presented with a purse of silver in mem ory of the day.

They have two sons. Xeonard and aui. rneir oiaest son, Leonard, is in the Army and stationed at Sheppard Field, Texas. CELEBRATES 25th WEDDING ANNIVERSARY Twenty-Jrve relatives and friends helped Mr. and Mrs.

Carsten Emerson, Wheeler, cele- brate their silver wedding anniversary at their home on Sunday, Sept. 16. A delicious chicken dinner was served to the guests. Those attending were Rev. arid Mrs.

H. B. Bestul. Sand. Creek; Mr.

and Mrs. Herbert Meyers, St. Panl: Mr. and Mrs. -Elmer Wold and family, Downing; Mr.

and Mrs. Hogan Knudson and family, Miss Alvera Johnson, Colfax; Miss Jane Harmon, Boyce-ville; Mrs. K. Emerson and Albert and Mr. and Mrs.

Norris Moen, Wheeler. Several gifts were received 'by the honored couple. BPW CLUB HOLDS MEETING AT COTTAGE The Business and Professional Women's Club held its September meeting Wednesday evening at the Schabacker cottage on Lake Taint-er. Misses Gertrude Nussbaum, Esther Dickman. Anna Nesseth and Helen Larson were co-hostesses with Miss Schabacker.

Guests at the meeting were Florence McDonald with Gertrude Nussbaum, Hazel Calhoun with Helen Larson ahd Mildred Harsh-man with Lene Jones. The club will hold its regular meetings throughout the year at the Cafe La Corte. WOMEN Of! MOOSE HOLD MEETING (The Women of Moose held their regular meeting September 12. Mrs. Thelma Hennaman and Mrs.

Pearl Knivel, Bloomer, were here to Instruct officers and committee chairmen, This was publicity night program. C. M. Russell gave an Interesting talk on newspaper work. Marlys Jean Porter gave two piano selections.

Hostesses were Eva Mae 'Wolf ord and Fern Cox. The next regular meeting will be September 26. SISTERS OF BETHANY TO SPONSOR RECITAL Sisters of Bethany of Peace Lutheran church are sponsoring an organ recital by the summer organ class of Mrs. Margaret Micheels Herrem at the church on Sunday evening, beginning at eight o'clock. The program will consist of organ, organ and piano, piano, and vocal numbers.

Tickets are on sale at WOMAN'S GUILD MEETS SEPT. 27 "Woman's Guild, Our church, meets Thursday, Sept. 27, at 2:30 In the church parlors. Hostesses are Mmes. F.

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After the reception couple left for a two weeks' honey- moon trip to Beloit, Appleton and w- will report to Camp McCoy. He returned just recently from over- seas, where he saw action in the European theatre of war. The brlrfe and uroom are both snow. jssss. and attended 'Stout Insti tute at Menomonie.

The bride is al ine.M"wa"Kee creaiiea ocnooi oi ueauiy oui- ture. and at present is employed in Eau Claire as a beautician. Prochnow-Lausted In a beautiful candlelight ser- vice at, the Tainter Evangelical church September 1 at 8:30 p. Miss Lenora Prochnow, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Alfred Prochnow, became the bride of Harold Lausted. son of Mr. and Mrs. William Lausted. i The wedding took place before an' altar decorated with gladiolias and candlelabra.

The double ring ceremony was performed by Rev. W. L. King. To the strains of the Bridal Chorus from Lohengrin played by Mrs.

Ed Lausted, the bride entered the church on the arm of. her father. She wore a gown of slipper satin and a crown of seed pearls which held her finger tip veil In place. Her only jewelry was a double strand of pearls, a gift of the groom. She carried a bouquet of red roses.

The bride, was attended by her sister, Miss Edna Prochnow, as maid of honor. She was dressed in a floor length gown of blue net over taffeta. The bridesmaid, Mrs. Benjamine Wellstein, sister of the groom, wore a floor length gown of blue net over satin. Both carried bouquets of pink and white asters with matching shoulder length veils.

Both wore a double strand of The groom was' attended by Lenard Prochnow, brother of the bride, and Benjamin Wellstein, brother-in-law of the groom. They were dressed in gray and brown suits. The attendants wore white buttonhole asters and the groom a red rose. Mrs. King sang Promise Me" and Perfect Love" during the ceremony accompanied by Mrs.

Lausted. The mother of the bride wore a brown crepe dress and a corsage of mixed asters. The mother of the groom wore a dark green dress with a corsage of mixed asters. A reception followed after the ceremony ln the church basement which was decorated in blue and white tissue streamers. A three tier wedding cake was a centerpiece of the bridal table.

The waitresses who were friends of the couple were Mrs. Merrill Hu-ber, Mrs. John Maves, Mrs. Harold Vieth and the Misses Esther Prochnow, Correne Maves, May Lausted, Julia Lausted, Marlys NOTICE My Phone Number Is 364-W Ernest Cormican Pioneer Press-Dispatch 202 Douglas St, City to the music of WHOOPEE JOHN at the GRAY GOOSE PAVILION IIERSEY SEPT. 22 Coming Saturday, Sept.

29 Ted Johnson i 1 i I 'ZZLT" "wa remaining mav ask "why, He lMVM tn mraim Vila onrlv "1 departure, his sorrowing wife and son His fafchpr nnH mnthw' fnnr RS "ST'nS th JSJXJeSS tf mHnir i tv, nnma SeliPrte Farm, Rev. G. A. Bloede officiating. In terment was in Evergreen cemetery.

August Fred Witt Alienist ItVnri VUitt 9 Hart Bat urday afternoon at four o'clock at the home of his son, Fred Witt, 120 15th Ave. with whom he Ijad been making his home. Funeral services were held this afternoon at two o'clock at the Olson Funeral Home, the Rev. John M. Woerth officiating.

Interment was at Forest Center cemetery. August Fred Witt was born Aug. 2, 1863 at Sadlow, Germany. In September 1878 he came to this country and settled at Watertown, Jefferson county. He stayed there TRim-sum in.

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