BioA: Keller, Mr./Mrs. Ambrose
(Gold – 1974)
Transcriber: Stan
Surnames: Keller, Kauer, Jantsch, Geiger, Doege, Leahy, Diethman, Detimering,
Lindner, Rau
----Source: Tribune/Phonograph (Abbotsford, Clark Co., Wis.) 10 Oct 1974
Keller, Mr./Mrs. Ambrose (Gold – Oct 1974)
Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose (Jake) Keller observed their 50th wedding anniversary
Saturday afternoon at Dorchester Memorial Hall. About 200 persons were present
at the open house from 12:30 until 5 p.m., and the dinner which followed. A mock
wedding in the afternoon featured Henry Kauer as the bride, and Mrs. Kauer as
the groom. William Jantsch served as the preacher, and Mrs. and Mrs. Dale Geiger
were the attendants. Card playing and dancing provided other entertainment.
Allen Rau, Medford, provided music for dancing.
Ambrose Keller was born October 12, 1901 at Cazenovia. His parents were Mr. and
Mrs. John Keller. The former Frieda Doege was born November 9, 1903 at Thorp,
and her parents were Mr. and Mrs. Herman Doege. She received his education in
the Reseburg School at Thorp. The couple was married in Madison for two years,
and then purchased a farm near Curtiss, where they farmed for over 40 years.
They moved to the village of Dorchester in 1967.
Mr. Keller is in good health and enjoys fishing and hunting. Mrs. Keller is very
active in craft work, rug making and gardening. She is a member of the
Clovernook Homemakers Club, and they both are members of the Dorchester Senior
Citizens, where Mrs. Keller serves as treasurer.
The couple has four daughters, all of whom were here for the wedding anniversary
celebration. They are Miss Eileen Keller, Dorchester, Mrs. Plut (Marcella)
Leahy, Chippewa Falls, Mrs. Elroy (Geraldine) Diethman, Benson, Arizona, and
Mrs. John (Joan) Detimering, Bettendorf, Iowa. They have nine grandchildren and
one-great-grandchild.
The attendants at the original wedding were Mrs. Casper Lindner, Greenwood,
sister of Mr. Keller, and Mr. Reinhold Doege, Apache Junction, Arizona. Mrs.
Keller’s brother. They both were here for the anniversary.
Other guests came from Butternut, Reedsburg, Loyal, Greenwood, Eau Claire,
Withee, Colby, Abbotsford, and the local community.
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