The La Crosse Tribune from La Crosse, Wisconsin • Page 6

Jan. 21, Ju HNU 6 Bride-Elect Job Daughters JoinDeMolays For Ceremony Daughters. Bethel 27, and Joseph Miller Chapter Order of DeMolay, held joint installation ceremonies Saturday. Jan 18. at the Masonic Temple.

Mrs. Evelyn Schultz, Bethel guardian, introduced the Job's Daughters installing officer queen. Mari Sue Affeldt; guide, Barbara Blank; marshal. Mary Jo Paar; chaplain. Sue Meir; recorder.

Sandy Solev; senior custodian, Cathy Meir; junior custodian, Sharol Halverson; and musician, Patty Lund. Richard Baker, Joseph Miller Chapter adviser, introduced the DeMolay team of installing councilor. John Parkyn, state master councilor. Order of DeMolay in Wisconsin; senior councilor. Donald Kowalke; junior councilor John Lorenz; marshal, Salem Markos; chaplain Dave Du Mez; and deacon.

Dennis Kidd. The Holy Bible was placed on the altar, the flag of the Rebekahs Install 1964 Officers lacrosse (Tribune omans GALESVILLE, and Mrs. Robert Wheeler announce the engagement of their daughter, Elizabeth Jane, to Lloyd Douglas Tranberg, Ettrick, son of the late Alvin Tranberg The bride-elect is employed at Gundersen Clinic, La Crosse. Her fiance is with Tranberg Feed Mill, North Bend. They plan to marry in the spring.

queen. Mrs. Eleda Fiedler, Rebekah, district deputy president, and her staff were in La Crosse for installation Wednesday evening. Jan. 15.

of officers of La Crosse Rebekah Lodge at Odd Fellow Temple. All are of Fountain City. Assisting her were s. Bertha Hofer, Verna Giesen, Emma Halverson and Freicla Joas. Installing musician was Alma Fetzner of the local lodge.

Officers installed were Veleda Duerrwaechter. noble grand; Orletta Simpson, vice Edna Mateju and Daisy Owens, recording and financial secretaries: Adell Johns, treasurer; Etta McDowell and Hazel Krause, right and left supporters of noble grand; Georgina Johnson, warden; Betty Harris, conductor; Gjerda Smith, chaplain; Constance Nack and Blanche Bohland, outside and! inside guardians; Alida Sallander and Cora Berg, right and left supporters of vice grand; Edna Zenker, musician; Edith Thompson, colorbearer. and James Rahn. mas- Alice Dickson, Jennie McDow- country was presented and the ter councilor, gave their accept ell and Nettie Standiford were "school books were placed in ance speeches and introduced appointed to serve on the fi- position on the altar Prayer their families and friends. Mrs nance committee, was offered and officers of Rahn who is charge of the Daisy Sturgis, junior past no- Daughters and DeMolays Mothers Club, was given a ble grand, was presented with were installed alternately- hon- corsage by her son.

Herman a PNG pin and Eleda Fiedler ored queen. Lois Wartinbee; Rahn acknowledged his in- was presented with a gift from senior piincess, Franci Free- troduction and gave a brief ad- the lodge, man; junior princess, Lynne dress encouraging the DeMo- Edith Thompson, Hazel Williams; guide, Betty Tarnut- jayS jjj their continued efforts Krause, Edith McLeod and Elzer; marshal, Linda Strickland; tQvvgnis bujkUng beUer citizens, sie Westbrook served on the senior and junior Master Councilor John committee for the covered dish Chervle McCormick and Laura parkyn gave a summary of the supper preceding the meeting Iverson; librarian, Leslee Hor- ideals of DeMolay and paid a and the coffee hour following man; recorder. Kristi Shannon; special tribute to James Rahn, installation ceremonies, treasurer, Georgia Shilling; master councilor. Mrs. Fiedler and her staff in- chaplain, Markos; mes- Mrs lnlroduted the stalled Cashton Rebekah Lodge sengers, Barb Hogue.

Sue Lov- guardian council officers Thursday evening. i Ridgeway, associate Mrs. Alt Sorenson, CreSCetlt'S guardian treasurer; Mrs. Horm vd qv npe IC ace Grews, guardian secretary; Morch Of DilTlGS musician Shirley Crews; choir, Mrs Roy Joshnson guardian ()f marcn UT Dime5 Marv Peterson Jov Bartusch' "Jobie of the Year and Set For Jan. 23 Debbie Sue Irons Candi Mrs Einar Braaten, Terry Shannon, Mary muslc- Schroeder.

Sharol Halverson, Clarence Ringquist, advisory Kathy Simpson and Judie Dahl, councilor member, introduced the advisory alter Master councilor, James Ranis, Earl Poss, Martin Olson, Sponsored by the unit. The drive Rahn; senior councilor, Allen Don Rowalke, Mark Markos, wijj be heJd Thursday, Jan. 23, Trapp; junior councilor, Tom John Lorenz, Richard Markos, from 5 tQ aU residents Murphy; chaplain, Dan Gelatt; Charles Ablan. Jack McDonald, urged tQ have their porch lights senior and junior deacons, Ray Jr Ted on and remain at home during Wiatt and Richard Henry; mar- Kenneth Shannon and Harold thoge hours The unit will serve shal, William Liegois; senior Murphy. cake and coffee to canvassers and junior stewards, Harry Mar- Mrs.

Crews, retiring guardian at the club rooms during the shall and Greg Markos; orator, secretary was presented with i e. Mrs. Lottes stationed Rick Young; scribe, Dennis a gift from Bethel 27 for her there to tabulate results. Loeffler; treasurer, Ron Hayek; services. Judi Oman, Joseph Unit plans for the coming preceptors, Mike Ablan, Terry Miller Chapter re- months include a spaghetti din- Murphy, William Melby, Brian ceived a corsage and ner Saturday, Feb.

15; a style Hayek, Bert Eldridge, Jay Ash. heart from Joseph Miller show in March at Crucifixion and Tom Austin; standard bear- Chapter. Chapter adviser Baker Auditorium under the chairman- er, Randy Poss; sentinel Phil presented Board of Governors sbip 0f Mrs. Robert Johnson; a Larson; almoner, Terry Larson; award pins to five DeMolays j0int birthday party with the Leand Beissel, Mike for their participation in ail as gjon jn March; and a silent auc- Radell, Bill Hoel and Jack Me- pects of chapter tj0n of unclaimed dishes in the Donald. lem Markos, Ray Wiatt.

George kitchen in April. During installation, the hon- Klody. Richard Henry, Phil Lar-, Mrs. Robert Johnson, chair- ored queen knelt at the altar son. John Parkyn was given a man 0f the style show, will be as Mrs.

John Bruemmer and pin. iassisted by Mmes. Herbert daughter, Ruth Ann, sang Distinguished guests intro- Barge Robert Feran, Rob- Lord Is My The duced were master councilor ert Kies, Dallas Ames and Rob- master councilor also knelt at j0hn Leemkuil and chapter ad- ert Boehm. the altar while Diana Kling sang viser John Dale and a five 11 Never Walk the member visitation team, all GARNISH soloists accompanied by Ann from Richland Center; Thomas Thin celery crescents and art inbee. Klick, past Joseph Miller Chap-pineapple tidbits folded into sour Following installation, Merwrn ter member, Black River Falls; cream make an interesting go- Ridgeway presented a past hon- honored queen Audrey Kline, along for roast pork, ored queen's pm to Men Sue Af- Bethel u.D., and Mrs.

Klick, feldt, who then introduced her guardian mother, Bethel U.D., family and presented her moth- Black River Falls; Trifton Hari- er with a pm for her p.M.C. of Joseph Miller services given to the Bethel, chapter and master councilor Meri Sue received a gift from Rahn's Masonic sponsor; Jack the Bethel, presented by the McDonald, high priest of Smith 8ulde- Chapter 13, R.A.M., DeMolay sponsoring body; worshipful Readstown Royalty Michael Cox and Ann Marie Dustin will reign as king and queen at the Readstown homecoming dance Friday evening, Jan. 24 at the grade school auditorium. On the court are Vicki Thompson and David Larson, freshmen; Carla Hankins and Danny Deckert, sophomores; Avis Gander and Randy Halverson, juniors; Cheryl Jones and Gary Glass, seniors. Theme is Music will be furnished by John Marshall and the Melody Kings.

January February old, Anita Robinson. Marcia Cobleigh and Sue Hunt; inner and outer guards, Cindy Buch- LA CRESCENT, Leidel Unit 595, American Legion Auxiliary, has appointed Mrs. Wayne Lottes to head the Mothers March of Dimes WHITEHALL, and Mrs. Reynolds Tomter, Pigeon Falls, announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Julie Ann, to David C. Warner, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Donald Warner, Whitehall. The bride-elect, a registered nurse, is employed at Luther Hospital, Eau Claire. Her fiance, in the U.S. Naval Submarine Service, is stationed at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii.

Their marriage Sunday, Feb. 2, will take place at Evangelical Lutheran Church. Pigeon Falls. Sara Moran Elroy Bride I ELROY. Jayne Moran, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Edward T. Moran, and A. 2.C. Dennis Griffin, son of, Mr.

and Mrs. Irving Griffin. Briggsville, were married! Saturday, Jan. 11, at 10:30 a.m., at St. Patrick's Catholic Church.

Rev. Bernard Schreiber officiated. Attending were Andrea Stein- er, Mauston, maid of honor, and Barbara Ann Griffin, bridesmaid, with Richard Griffin, best, man. and Charles Moran, groomsman. James Griffin and John Gabower ushered.

The white chantilly lace sheath had a taffeta chapel train. A crystal crown held her fingertip illusion veil and she carried white lace and red roses on her white missal. Her attendants were in red and white taffeta gowns. Each carried an American Beauty. A noon luncheon for 75 and a reception were at Elroy Legion Hall.

The bride is a graduate of Milwaukee School of Beauty Culture. Madison. The bridegroom is with the Air Force. They will reside at 915 Park Grand Forks, N.D. THIS WEEK WEDNESDAY Zonta Club, 12, Hotel Stoddard.

Chapters AI. BI and BX, PEO, 12:30, First Presbyterian fellowship hall. Lincoln Homemakers, 2, school. North Side women's art group, 1:30, Mrs. Oscar Johnson, 1352 Kane.

St. John's Reformed circle 2, 2, social rooms. Presby-Teens, 5:30, Coach House. Nu Phi Mu, Beta Sigma Phi. 7, Betty Brodt, 1516 Ferry.

Painting and drawing, 7:30, 3064 Main, Robert F. Schaefer, inst. Otto Martin 60th Mr. and Mrs. Otto Martin, Waukon, Iowa, celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary Sunday at the home of their son and daughter-in-law, Mr.

and Mrs. Howard Martin, 502 Second N.E. Mr. and Mrs. Martin were born in Allamakee County, Mrs.

Martin the former Mary Helen Hansmeier. Their other children are Ralph, Mexico City; James, Detroit; and Mrs. Oliver (Marjorie) Kirkeby, Des Moines. They have eight grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Mr.

Martin, 85, is one of the oldest businessmen in this community, having been in the furniture and funeral business here since 1898. In that year he became a licensed embalmer and his father's partner. In 1914 his half brother, Willard, joined the firm and their father retired. In late years Howard and Roger, sons of Otto and Wrillard, have joined the firm. Wm.

McKinley Relief Corps Rask Golden HILLSBORO, Wis. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Nelson announce the engagement of their daughter, Sandra, to Le Roy Egstad, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Norman Egstad. Miss Nelson is enrolled at the University of Wisconsin and her fiance is a barber in Madison. Their wedding is planned for Saturday, Jan. 25, at First Congregational Church. Anderson, Nerby Vows Evening nuptials at First Lutheran Church, Onalaska.

joined Mary Lynn Anderson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Adolph O. An- EttriCK Postnuptial derson Onalaska, and Donald ETTRICK, Rich-irooms HUSat 7-30CRev pLntoe offfcL ard Herreidwas house' Trinity United Church of 11 at 7.30. Ke Paul oe warming and postnuptial chili supper, er Wednesday afternoon by Serving the couple were Bar-neariy 5y WOmen from the FRIDAY bara Anderson, maid of honor; Beach area ln charge of Duplicate bridge, 7:45, YWCA.

Sherman Mehlum, best man, j-jmgements were Mrs. Edwin Junior High square dancing, Rita Monsoor bridesmaid; and Gunderson, Mrs. Sander Lyng- 7:30, Hogan School. frl hamer and Mrs. Eugene Her- SATURDAY Olaf Anderson and Richard reid 1L KUA1 EITZEN, and Mrs.

Olaf M. Rask will be honored on their golden wedding anniversary Sunday, Jan. 26. Open house will be held at Wilmington Lutheran Church, the hours 2 to 4 p.m. 108, 8, courthouse.

Happy Twirlers square dancing. 8, Lincoln Junior High, re view, two step. THURSDAY Our Savior's Lutheran ALCW, 2, social rooms. Patience Hyde Lodge, 7:30, YWCA. Our Redeemer Lutheran cir- Hnto cles, 8.

Sarah-Rebekah, Mrs reuruary UUTe oeT Frank French, 607 S. 7th; Ju-1 MABEL, and Mrs. lia, Mrs. Hans Facius, 3016 S. Virgil Bender announce the 25th.

forthcoming marriage of their Gateway Temple 19, Pythian daughter, Carol Faye, to 8, IOOF Hall, installs- aid Blegen, son of Mr. and Mrs. tion. Arthur Blegen, Decorah, Iowa. Adult film hour, 7:30, South Their wedding Saturday, Feb.

Branch. 8, will be at First Lutheran Eagles Auxiliary 1254, 8, club Church, Decorah. Heads Theta Rho SPARTA, Nelson, a senior at Sparta High School, is the newly elected president of Sparta Theta Rho, junior club of Rebekah Lodge. Other officers are Evon Willgrubs, vice president; Dianna Hoff, recording secretary; Judy Christopherson, financial secretary; Judy Dana, treasurer; Cheryl Johnson, marshal; Margie Ebert, conductor; Ann Eglinton, warden; and Kennon Krueger, chaplain. Greenacres Club CHASEBURG, Albert Krause entertained Greenacres Homemakers at her home Tuesday afternoon Jan.

14. Mrs. Joseph Binder presented the lesson on developments in clothing Other members present were Mmes. Lester Schatzke, Adolph Schnick. Lester King, Harold Krause, Lorrel Pittenger, Fred Levendoski, Philip Krause and Lena Hass.

Coon Valley Nuptials Unite Pair COON VALLEY, Helen Schultz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Schultz, Chaseburg, and Douglas W. Oliver, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Orville Oliver, Stoddard, were a bridal pair at St. Catholic Church Saturday morning, Jan. 11. Rev. Thomas Halloran heard their vows at 10 a.m., with Judy Schultz and Robert Elsen honor attendants.

Completing their attending party were Loretta Thomas, Mary and Bonnie Schultz as bridesmaids, Ronald Strasser, James Proksch and Gary Schultz, groomsmen. Ushering were David Elsen and Ron Oliver. Flower girls were Susan Schultz and Lori Oliver. The bride wore a white gown of floor-length, her veiling held in a pearl crown. She carried red mums.

Red brocade taffeta gowns of her attendants were floor-length, their bouquets of white mums. Dinner for 25 was at the Schultz residence and a reception for 500 was at Ekholm hall. The couple is residing Stoddard after a Kenosha honeymoon, the bridegroom a farmer. Prenuptial shower hostesses were Mrs. Fred Krachel, Mrs.

Leo Elsen, Mrs. James Proksch, Mrs. Ron Strasser, Mrs. Paul Schultz Mrs. Gerald Schultz and Judy Schultz.

Films On Norway VIROQUA, Wis. Mr. and Mrs. J. P.

Vigdahl entertained residents of Bethel Home Sunday evening, Jan. 19, with pictures of Norway. The couple visited the country last summer. YOUR PHARMACIST A MAN "IN THE KNOW" McKinley Corps WTlliam McKinley Relief Corps 108, meets for installation of officers Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the GAR room of the courthouse.

Hostesses will be Blanche Bohland and Daisy Owens. Your health is our business. Trust his knowledge concerning every facet of his profession knowledge that enables him to serve you better! I SICS PHARMACY YOUR REXALL STORE 1225-1227 Caledonia St. Phone 2-4934 Richard Baker presented a past master councilor's pin to master Harrv Jr North George Ktody. who also intro- La Crosse Lodge 190 A duced his famiK andI friend master Kenneth he, in turn, presented his moth-shannon, Badger Lodge 345 er with a corsage and a certifi-F Carol CopseyJ cate of appreciation for her wordly matron of Ruth Chap- work in the Club.

He ter 23; Jean Havek worthv ma. presented a "master councilor (ron of La Crosse pin to James Rahn, newly in- sponsoring body of Daugh- stalled master councilor. This lers- Evelvn Bendei. worthy pm presentation marked a prec-hjgh priestass of Golden Rule edent in Joseph Miller Chapter yhrjne Florence Mickelson. and now wtU become tradition- worlhy president.

Soclal 0rder of Beauceant; Rev. Kenneth E. Ij0ls hon Trueman of Christ Episcopal Church, with which both the honored queen and master councilor are affiliated. MAGNESIA COMES FROM ASIA MINOR IS ESSENTIAL IN MANY OF THE VITAL MEDICINES YOU NEED but only your pharmacist knows how it should best be used for health just as he knows how the many other drugs on his shelves, from all over the world, can help you. DEGEN-BERGLUND PHARMACY Campbell Rd.

Ph. 2-1601 In Village Phone 4-1551 Open 7 a Vteek, 8 am. to 9 pm pAptfV WORKS wonders No other decorating medium offers so much to ri a homemakers as wallpaper! Nothing can change the personality of a home so dramatically and charmingly When you think of wallpaper, think of 315 5th Avenue South, where find literally hundreds of patterns, styles and colors for every room in your home. BLACK RIVER FALLS, and Mrs. Basil Hanson announce the engagement of their daughter, Joan, to Dwight Scafe, son of Mr.

and Mrs. La Vern Scafe. Miss Hanson is employed at the Chevrolet office, Janesville. Her fiance is employed by the Caterpillar Tractor Company, Aurora, 111. Mehlum seated guests.

Karen Pralle, vocalist, was accompanied by Sue Betsinger, organist. The bride, in a white lace gown, carried a cascade of red roses. Those serving her, in red delustered satin gowns and white fur hats, carried red roses on their white muffs. A reception for 250 was in the church parlors. Out-of-town guests were Messrs.

and Mmes. Clifford Phillips, Richard Hooverson, Arnold Bolstad and Richard Bolstad, Viroqua; and Mr. and Mrs. Olaf Anderson, and Mrs. Thomas Anderson, Dave Hough and Dave Anderson, Kenosha.

The couple will reside in Lubbock, the bridegroom, son of Mrs. Edwin Bolterman, Onalaska, in the U.S. Air Force. Prenuptial hostesses were Mrs. Leona Tabbert, Mrs.

Edwin Bolterman and Rita Monsoor. Onalaska Elementary PTA bazaar, 12-8, Pertzsch School. Art Diploma WESTPORT, Conn. Mrs. Inez Howe, 1328 Rose La Crosse, has graduated from the Famous Artists Schools of Westport.

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