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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1949

Page

3

Evening Times Event Notes and Community Meeting

Evening Times reports on Green County results and notes from Lake Forest and Neenah. The program included Olga Ruth and Barbara Boyd as vocalists, a Canadian Rockies travelogran by Rev. Paul C Kehle, and a European refugee maintenance plan announced at a business meeting.

Green County Lake Forest Ill Kenneth City High School Neenah Petersons Evening Times Olga Ruth Barbara Boyd Canadian Rockies Paul C. Kehle Kehle Charles Frey Roy Reinman Ralph Lichtenwalner Fred Ziltner John Grossen Henry Altman

Monroe Woman's Club Hosts Columnist Talk Evening

The Monroe Woman's Club will hear a Milwaukee native and Harvard alumnus at 8 p.m. Wednesday in the historic St ryx hall. The speaker, a Madison newspaperman of 18 years, wrote We Chose the Country about city life moving to a farm near Madison. Jacobs and his family remain on the farm as the club's tea follows the 7:30 business meeting chaired by Mrs. Rodney O. Kittelsen.

Monroe Woman’s Club Monroe Woman's Club Milwaukee Harvard France Milwaukee Journal Madison Jacobs Rodney O. Kittelsen Thomas G. Goetz Carl H. Maurer

Petersons Celebrate 49th Wedding Anniversary at South Wayne

Mia and Mrs. O. B. Peterson mark their 49th anniversary at home. Hattie Doring wed Oscar B. Peterson April 8, 1900, at the Eric Petersons residence. Rev. M. C. Waller officiated. Peterson remains active in blacksmith work begun in 1903 and stays involved in civic life as a charter fire department member and lodge participant.

South Se Mia O. B. Peterson Hattie Doring Oscar B. Peterson Eric Peterson 16 Lodge Eastern Star A Ae Sree Chester Monroe Orville Samaieah Af Citahen School

St Johns Women Name Delegates For Regional Conference

St John's Women Union chooses three delegates from 92 members to attend the Women’s Guild regional conference in Darlington on April 28. Delegates are Mrs. Ray Finch Mrs. Albert Neuenschwander and Mrs. F J Sarles accompanying seven officers. The event featured a theme That We May Teach Our Children presented by Betty Steimann Helen Klassy Dorothy Vogel and Ruth Maurer with Tabitha Ritzmann on musical background. Dorothy Webster soprano soloist and junior high girls sextet also performed.

St. John’s Women’s Guild Darlington St. John’s Women’s Union Ray Finch Albert Neuenschwander F. J. Sarles Betty Steinmann Helen Klassy Dorothy Vogel Ruth Maurer Tabitha Ritzmann Dorothy Webster Pre

Mrs Peter Installed by Eva Spreng Society

Mrs Roy Peter was installed as president of the Eva Spreng Society of World Service of Emmanuel Church at last evening’s meeting in the church parlors with 50 members present. Other officers installed were Mrs Ralph Wenger, vice president, Harold Whitehead.

Roy Peter Eva Spreng Society of World Service Immanuel Church Mmes Ralph Wenger Harold Whitehead

Church Ladies Host Meeting on China Topic and Dance

Schultz and Elmer lead program committees for a church social with Walter Kuebli as girl scout chair and Roy Evenson as finance chair. Mrs Roy Heeren chairs the program committee and Miss Sonja Coplien played two piano solos. A donation was voted to the cancer drive and a social hour followed with refreshments under Mrs Kuebli and aides.

Adrian Babler Sonja Coplien Walter Kuebli Edna Mackey Frank Fritsch Alton Kiel

Women's Relief Corps Meeting Votes Donation and Show

At KP hall the Women’s Relief Corps voted a donation to the cancer fund during the meeting. Mrs Clark Kieckner read the story Old Abe and the charter was draped for Mrs Mathilda Schuler. Cub Scout Den No 2 led a minstrel show with Mr and Mrs Harry Ballahan guiding.

WRC Cancer Fund Women’s Relief Corps KP Hall Abe Clark Kieckner Mathilda Schuler Cub Scout den No. 2 Harry Ballahan

Flag presented to the den at luncheon event

The corps presented an American flag to the den. Luncheon was served by Mines. Attendees listed include I. M. Stauffacher Fred Hartwig Otto Albright Henry E Babler Will Schmerse and Fred Fred Salzwedel.

John Hammer Michael Bellahan Charles Chase Larry Loveland Gordon Stauffacher Ronald Elmer William Lanz Lester Peter Owen Hefty I. M. Stauffacher Fred Hartwig Otto Albright Henry E. Babler Will Schmerse Fred Fred Salzwedel

Mrs Fritz Hostess Guild Meeting Plans Future Work

Wesleyan Service met at Mrs. Russell Fritz home with 18 members and one guest. They planned a new set of loyettes for a worker in Japan Mildred Anne Paine. May meeting will be at the Methodist church under guild officers.

Fritz Russell Fritz Japan Mildred Anne Paine

Pianist Mrs Frank A Ebneter to play Friday program

Mrs Frank A Ebneter, a pianist trained at the Berlin conservatory, will present a piano program Friday at 4 p m before the Universalist Aid society.

Frank A. Ebneter Berlin Conservatory Universalist Aid Society

Quilting Session Leads to 3:30 PM Meeting

Mrs. B. H. Lynch oversees the program as the business meeting follows an all day quilting and sewing session for displaced persons, starting at 2:30 and concluding before 3:30.

B. H. Lynch

Guild Plans Dinner For May Banquet

Tentative plans for the annual mother and daughter banquet were made at the Union Presbyterian guild meeting last evening at the home of Mrs. Chase.

Union Presbyterian Guild

Easter Party Friday at Moose Hall for Juvie Club

Fidelity Juvie club plans an Easter party Friday afternoon at 3:30 in the Moose hall. The event will dye 12 dozen eggs and send them to children’s hospitals.

Fidelity Juvie Club Moose Hall Children’s Hospitals

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Elmer Hawke Victor Marean Matt Stauffacher Alois Ruf H. B. Caradine Christian Social Relations Stanley Mauermann Harold Wagner Milo Miller Missionary Education For LaVerne Gallitz Herman Stuessy Arthur Nondahl Player League Chester Frautschy Henry Kundert Sunshine Russell Matzke Harold I Monroe Supreme Court Amlie 'Eee O'Brien Eee Ee Ee Eee Stafford SUPT Haney Jorgensen Eee Ee Ee Kaiser Eee Ludwig Packard Eee Ee Lamboley U. S Monroe Hotel Coca-Cola Company Freeport Coca-Cola Bottling Company The Mrs Peter Eva Spreng Society Lee's the Store For Women Gene Autry Cowboy Boots Harvey S. Stauffacher Chiropractor White Block Lanz Agency FORD Monroe Sales Co 9Th Street 16Th Avenue WLAD
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