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Rivers Edge Park
September 16, 1997
"Ron and Janet Wendling plant a tree in Rivers Edge Park in memory of their deceased son Eddy. They are assisted by Theresa Village President, Chris Giese."
Rivers Edge Park
September 16, 1997
"Assisting in planting this tree in Rivers Edge Park are: Village President Chris Giese, Ron and Janet Wendling, Shirley Widmer, Delores and Gordon Loehrke, and John Bodden."
Theresa Lions First Tractor Pull
September 1982
"It was billed as the 'Theresa Lions first tractor pull.' An overflow crowd of between 1600 and 2000 people witnessed the event according to chairman Jim Neitzel."
Pie-eating Contest
June 1994
"Tim Schaumberg, son of Larry and Connie Schaumberg, participated in a pie-eating contest at Theresa Firemen's Picnic."
