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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1972

Page

4

Conservation in Monroe Panel at April 12 Club Meeting

The Woman's Club of Monroe will host a Conservation program April 12 at 8 in the Monroe Public Library Children Reading Room. Mayor Clifford Reasa Ron Barribeau and City Engineer Alex Kessler will discuss local conservation plans pollution laws recycling sewage plant adequacy and park projects near the Monroe Airport. Election of officers and a tea will follow with co chairs Mrs Virgil Brunkow and Mrs Richard Bahr and club members assisting.

Monroe Woman's Club of Monroe Public Library Department of Conservation Clifford Reasa Ron Barribeau Park and Recreation Alex Kessler James Dickson George E. Hulsizer Reasa Kessler Monroe Airport Walter Babula Franz W. Brand P. J. Connors Walter Donovan Terry B. Hanna Stanley W. Howe Leslie G. Kindschi L. A. Koenig James Bruce Leland L. Lamboley Mmes Virgil Leopold Paul A. Ruf Benjamin Rush Delbert Shaffer James R. Weir Robert Zach Doris Messmer Margaret Baker

Spring Barbershop Show Plans May at Monroe Junior High

The Green County Barbershop Chorus marks ten years with a May 20 show at Monroe Junior High School auditorium. The program features chorus costumes and two chorus quartets, plus guest quartets Satisfaction Guaranteed and the Nu-Tones. An Afterglow offers more talent with local quartets and friends from Warren and Freeport. Show chairman John W. Schild and president Henry Henning lead the group.

Green County Monroe Aurora Til Chicago

Bablers Celebrate 40th Wedding Anniversary

Willis Babler and his wife were honored at the Gordon Schultz home in Africa on Saturday April 1 marking their 40th wedding anniversary dated March 31. Attendees included Harris Babler Barbara Marshfield Hollister Scott Madison Conn Carl Sippel Browntown Bernice Babler Belleville Will Schultz Attica Norton Strom Mich Sam Sue Sally Michael Stacy Verlyn Adamson Patty Jimmy Madison Todd Tammy Monroe and other relatives.

Willis Babler Gordon Schultz Africa Harris Babler Barbara Marshfield Hollister Young and Son Scott Madison Conn Carl Sippel Browntown Bernice Babler Belleville Will Schultz Attica Norton Strom

Dear Abby readers clash of ages and comfort zones

A mother asks Abby to address mistaken beliefs about siblings ages and size. A wife warns an ex Marine’s former lover about rekindling. A reader laughs at legal jokes and notes a Clayton Place named case. The letters reveal family, humor, and social tensions.

Abby Tulsa St. Louis County

Wed Will Be Gail Topper and John Fahey

Engagement announced for Gail Diane Topper and John Dennett Fahey. Bride to be is from Verona and employed at Graybar Electric in Madison. Groom to be is an apprentice carpenter with Stevens Construction in Milwaukee. Wedding planned for 1 p.m. April 22 at Bethel Lutheran Church in Madison.

Gail Diane Topper Wesley Topper Rt. 2 Verona John Dennett Fahey Arthur Fahey Rt. 1 Belleville Bethel Lutheran Church Madison Miss Topper Graybar Electric Co Stevens Construction Co Milwaukee

Orangeville Woman's Club to Elect Officers in April Meeting

The Orangeville Woman's Club will elect officers at 8 p.m. on Tuesday April 11 at Legion Hall. The program features a one woman fashion show by Mrs Gloria Cobb of Wauwatosa Wisconsin on How to Create Your Own Look. Music by Orangeville students and a silent auction follow. Hostesses are Mrs Duaine Leverton and several members. Meeting open to the public.

Okanu Evinue Pimes Orangeville Woman'slab Legion Hall Gloria Cobb Wauwatosa Wis Orangeville Music Duaine Leverton Mmes Roswell Babler Elwood Showers Marjorie Ritzman Ruth Kilian Lee Owen Lamm Naomi Scheider

Reunion set for 1967 Green County Teachers College class

Members of the 1967 graduating class will hold a five year reunion July 1 at Idle Hour Mansion. Twenty graduates were in the class, the last to graduate from the college. Alumni who attended with them are invited. Social hour 7 to 8 followed by dinner. Reserve by April 15 with Mrs. Fred Lauper Browntown at 966-3427.

Green County Teachers College Fred Lauper Browntown

Firemen's Auxiliary to Meet Monday Evening

ORANGEVILLE Times Special reports the Firemen's Auxiliary will gather at 8 p.m. Monday at the Firehouse for a routine meeting. A Dearth deal is noted in a casual local aside.

Orangeville

Larry Leopold Named Moose Governor At Loyal Order Election

Larry Leopold was elected the new governor of the Loyal Order of Moose at the annual officers election in Moose Hall. Other officers include Marion Mueller junior governor Thomas Bustle prelate Alvin Schwartz treasurer Delbert Indergand trustee and Lyle Sickinger secretary. Officers will be installed April 25. Plans discussed include the Land Judging Contest and Moose National Bowling Tournament in Des Moines. A hall euchre party was announced for April 11 and new member enrollment planned for April 18. The charter was draped in memory of Burnette Briggs. Fifty five members attended the meeting and a lunch followed.

Larry Leopold Rt. 3 The Loyal Order of Moose Moose Hall Thomas Prien Marion Mueller Thomas Bustle Alvin Schwartz Delbert Indergand Lyle Sickinger Monroe Leland Miller Moose Lodge Des Moines Iowa Burnette Briggs Frank Salzwedel Alvin Cameron Clifford Kessler

Hannah Circle Meeting at St. John's UCC

Hannah Circle of St. John's United Church of Christ met Tuesday afternoon in the church Fellowship Hall. Mrs. John Rieder and Mrs. Roy Speich hosted. The devotional on A Tangible Evidence of the Development of the United Church of Christ was given by Mrs. Herbert Stauffacher and Miss Hannah Bindschaedler. Mrs. Roy Speich chaired the business session. The next meeting is planned for May 2 with Mrs. Duane Beach in charge.

Hannah Circle St. John’s United Church of Christ Fellowship Hall John Rieder Roy Speich United Church of Christ Herbert Stauffacher Hannah Bindschaedler Roy. Speich Duane Beach

Marianne Miles Hosts Roller Party for 12th Birthday

Marianne Miles entertained seven guests at a roller skating party in Monroe for her 12th birthday. The event at Blue Star Roller Rink included Lynn Thorp Cindy Meier Kathy Wirth Donna Pickett Cynthia Buttke Kris Vandershoof and Donna Thurow. Afterward the group returned to Marianne's home for supper and games.

Juda Crimes Byental Marianne Miles Blue Star Monroe Lynn Thorp Cindy Meier Kathy Wirth Donna Pickett Cynthia Buttke Kris Vandershoof Donna Thurow Marianne

KC Auxiliary elects new officers for 1972

The Knights of Columbus Auxiliary named new officers at a Tuesday meeting in the V F W Clubhouse. Elected were Mrs. Robert Erickson president, Mrs. Robert Benkett vice president, and Mrs. William J. Schmitz secretary treasurer. Retiring president is Mrs Joseph Ganshert. Officers to be installed at the May meeting.

Knights of Columbus Auxiliary V.F.W Robert Erickson Robert Benkett William J. Schmitz Joseph Ganshert Sisters of St. Victor's School Europe Samuel Humbel Frank Brennan Tharles Miller

Attica Pals Homemakers Club Met In March At Home

Mrs. Wilbur Zimmerman hosted the Attica Pals Homemakers Club March meeting with five guests and all members present. Louise Atkinson demonstrated making flowers from fake fur. A Weaving Without A Loom class was announced for April 27 and registration urged.

Attica Pals Wilbur Zimmerman Attica Pals Homemakers Club Louise Atkinson Sugar River Homemakers Club Mildred Taylor Will Schultz Zwingli United Church of Christ, Monticello Clarence Zweifel

Easter Weekend Socials and Funeral in Wisconsin

Monticello notes the funeral of Curtney Matzinger in New Glarus and a flurry of Easter weekend gatherings. Residents including Mrs Ella Kubly and friends from Madison Eau Claire Monroe Platteville and Belleville visited relatives and hosts across the region.

Monticello Edna Babler Ralph Kubly Ella Kubly Curtney Matzinger New Glarus Harry Flesher Madison Thomas Kubly Gene Lynn Eau Claire Meta Lynn Kay Hoesly Patty Jo Lynn Calvin Stuessy Newcastle Ind Nic. Freitag Royal Hawkins Bobby Devere Taylor Brodhead Orville Gilbertson Monroe Frederick Blum Stuart Bart Beth Janesville Marie Meyers Richard Krajeck Oshkosh Ida Voegli Henry Grunder Walter Voegli Dodgeville Sylvia Curtis Doris Wagner Fannie G. Benkert Frieda Benkert Adam Duerst Belleville Helen Myers Dick Johnson and Son Green Bay Bertha Holcomb Kenneth Johnson Platteville Robert Holcomb Shelly Jackie Holcomb Lisa Arthur Gessler Chicago Louise Gessler

Relief Corps Welcomes Four New Members at Meeting

O F Pinney Woman's Relief Corps No 24 held a Tuesday evening meeting in American Legion Hall with 31 members present. New initiates were Mrs. Jake Strasser Edna Ross Nellie Engels and Olga Blumer. A patriotic instruction by Mrs Garrett Keel pro tem and a talk on The History of the Grand Army of the Republic were given. Members were asked to fly the flag on April 6 for the Grand Old Army. A lunch served by Mrs Alfred Henning and Mrs Garrett Keel followed the program. Cards were played with honors to Edna Ross and Nellie Engels. Next meeting is April 18.

O.F. Pinney Woman's Relief Corps No American Legion Hall Garrett Keel Grand Army of the Republic Grand Old Army Alfred Henning Edna Ross Nellie Engels

Two Manor Residents Celebrate Birthdays in April

Two Monroe Manor Nursing Home residents mark birthdays in April. Miss Muriel Goetz turns 74 on April 3, born 1898 and a lifelong area resident. Otto Gutzmer turns 80 on April 23, born 1892 and a resident for 73 years. A birthday and Easter party for all residents is planned April 15 by the Monroe Business and Professional Women's Club with Goetz and Gutzmer as guests. Shop evenings at the Dearth Super Auto Mart advertised.

Monroe Manor Nursing Home Muriel Goetz Goetz Otto Gutzmer Monroe the Manor Monroe Business —_and Professional Women’s Club Miss Goetz and Guttmer

Relatives Gather for Bertha Loveland 85th Birthday

A Monticello Times Special report notes relatives gathered Saturday at the home of Mrs. Bertha Loveland to celebrate her 85th birthday. Gifts included money and flowers as the afternoon passed socially with many relatives in attendance.

Monticello Bertha Loveland Florence Loveland Carl Bidlingmaier Lena Bidlingmaier Herbert Baumgartner Dallas Wild Edna Leiser Kay Baumgartner Monroe Ed Bidlingmaier Argyle Grace Frazier Chicago Ill Daryl Kleckner Howard Ganther Madison Alvin Bdilingmaier Winslow Roger Klassy Renae Klassy New Glarus Leon Klassy Louise Klassy Fred Durtschi Delbert Moritz Werner Hefty Shirley Anderson E. C. Aquino Becky Moritz Sue Bidlingmaier Lawrence Bidlingmaier

Easter lesson at Basswood Bible Class Thursday

Basswood Bible Class meets at 1 30 p m Thursday April 13 at the Louis Rabe home. Mrs Helen Metz leads the Easter lesson with roll call asking for a Bible verse containing the word Resurrection. VOLUNTEER SQUAD MONTREAL (AP) suburban Brossard police form a 210 man emergency snowmobile unit to aid during severe storms this winter one snowmobile will carry a red flasher radio and pull a special stretcher.

Orangeville Basswood Louis Rabe Helen Metz Montreal Brossard

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Urangr Vines Gordon Balbac Tommy Karen Warren Art Schele Apple River Dennis Balbac Freeport Marvin Shippy Shippys Fun Food Harmony John W. Schild Henry Henning Woman's Club KC Auxiliary News of the Homemakers H & R Block Exmple H&r Block the Income Tax People Relief Corps Jake Strasser Olga Blumer Super Auto Mart Gleem Revlon Zenith Walgreen Agency Monroe, Wisc Cee
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