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MR. AND MRS. CHARLES MEYTHALERCouple Married 50 Years Ago, Operated Grocery Store Hereiigh\ Attending were Messrs. andvlmt s Thomas Brusveen, Monb-•ello; Ed Jornebv and Joh . Blan-•hardviile; Byron Kittleson and amily, Mt. Horeb, and Howard Brusveen.1Charles MeythalersTo Note AnniversaryAt Sunday Open HouseJKTROTHAL ANNOINCKI)Mr. and Mrs. Willis Iselv, Routt . Argyle, annoi nee the engagement of their daughter. Joanne ielen. to John Bruehlman, Route !, Argyle. The couple will be marled March 24 in the Argyle Li di-Tan church. Rev. A P. Anderson, astor, will officiate.OboTYing their golden wvdd.ng ann versary Sunday with an op-n i house w: 1 be Mi' and Mi sCharles T. Meythaler, 1408 9th street. The event will be held from2 to 5 p. m. In the Monroe C try Club.oun-)FFICERS ELECTEDNEW GLARUS * Times Special * New officers of ’he Busy BeeBrownie troop have been elected, ’hey are Heidi Klassy. president:kmnie Elmer, vice president; Dine Stuessy, secretary, and Joanne Lehrli, treasurer.The former Anna Figi. daught of the late Mr. and Mrs. Jac; Figi, was born 71 years ago in Jordan Township. Mr. Meythaler was born 74 years ago, also in Jordan Township, the son of thelate Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Mev-thaler.JONS SEE FILMFrank Kubly, Monroe, showed awo-hour film on his trip to the Vest Indies at a meeting of the Vinslow Lions Club in the Fuller otel last night at Winslow. The ilm followed a dinner, and a busi-ess meeting was held.Mrs. Meythaler was born into a family of 10 children of which two brothers. John H. Figi, Monroe, and Will, Jordan Township, and three sisters, Mrs. Julia Goodrich. Darlington; Mrs. Lillian Melland, Freeport, and Mrs. Barbara Meythaler, Loveland, Colo., are living.Mr. Meythaler ha^ one brother. Fred. Monroe, and two sisters. Mrs. Jesse Urin. Argyle. and Mrs. LaRoy Knapp. Rockford, st.ilThere were nine children inmg.the family.O BE CO-HOSTESSESMONTI CELLO (Times Special) - Mrs Abraham Kubly and Mrs. .nton H Tty will be co-hostesses at le Missionary Society meeting of wingli Evangelical and Reformed hurch Monday night at the parishThe couple was married March 8. 1906. in Monroe. Mr. Meythaler, who attended high ch«*l here after his fa mil v moved to Monroe, farmed and also taught in Cadiz Center and Dry Goods Box schools.ouse.ONORED ON BIRTHDAYMONTI CELLO• Times Special) Hans Brusveen, York Township, ho was 80 years old today, was mored at a family gathering lastNTERTAINS CARD CLCBMONTI CELLO lt;Times Special* Mrs. M. E. Lynn entertained ?r Contract Bridge club Tuesday /ening.Following their marriage t h e v lived on w*hat is now* the Ben Feldt farm, which then was owned bv Mr. Meythaler’s brother, Georg-After three vears on the farm th'v moved to Monroe, where with his brother, Fred, they owned the West Side Grocery store Mr. Meythaler retired after running the store for 38 vears The Mevthalers areyears.living in the home they bu:!t then second vear in Monrce.GirlThey have two sons. Merlin J., 2041 Lincoln road, and Harold E.,Columbia, Mo., and four grandchildren, Madalvn, Michael, Jay and Luther Charles.
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Monroe Evening Times
Monroe, Wisconsin, US
Fri, Mar 09, 1956
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