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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1972
Page
3
A reader questions animal sexuality claims by a vet. Others advise against judging a partner by spelling, and a widower contemplates marrying a 65 year old widow with poor spelling. A writer laments plans to host guests versus seeking advance notice. The column closes with a note on Abby’s wedding booklet offer.
Yester Year Auto members viewed antique steam engines and tractors in a slide show by Laurence Tural Argyle. The meeting at the First National Bank Community Room featured club members sharing autos from their collections and discussing upcoming events through May.
Zwingli United Church of Christ Memorial Lounge hosted a Zwingli Aid meeting with quiet music by Miss Rose Stauffer. Co presidents Mrs. John Wettach and Mrs. William G. Meier led the session, with program duties by Mrs. Emil Zentner, assisted by Mrs. Mary Peterson and Mrs. Lawrence Huntley. Attendees numbered thirty members and one guest, Mrs. Walter Tryon. Announcements listed nursing home party April 13, Mother Daughter Tea April 28, annual meetings May 1 and May 3, and Fellowship Day May 5, with hostesses Mrs. Edward J. Marty, Mrs. William G. Meier, and Mrs. John Wettach. The visiting committee reported five calls and eight cards.
DAR members gathered at the home of Mrs. Lee McGregor in rural Freeport for the April 4 afternoon session. Guest speaker Mrs Frances Tucker of Freeport, a girl scout leader, spoke on girl activities and National Scenic parks with films and slides. A brief business meeting preceded the program.
Arthur Moen announces National Library Week April 16 to 22 at Arabut Ludlow Memorial Library. The library adds a new sports exhibit alongside ongoing displays. hours are 9 to 6 and 7 to 9 weekdays, 1 to 5 Saturdays, with Children’s Room 9 to 12 and 1 to 6 daily plus Friday nights. Numerous new books and gift/donor titles move into service, spanning Wisconsin history to mythology and fiction including works by Lindbergh, Bourke and Rendell.
A birthday anniversary party was held at the Werner Mellenberger home on Tuesday in honor of Mrs Mellenberger and Mrs Vernie Werren. Present were Hulda Klemm Emma Mellenberger Monroe Milton Busjahn Winslow Lizzie Reod Frieda Binger Clara Maaske and Joe Manson. Evening guests included Mr and Mrs Eugene Mellenberger and family who brought an anniversary cake.
Royal Neighbors gathered at Mrs Etta Babler's home Tuesday evening for a social meeting. Bingo awarded Mrs Ed Schmid with low prizes and Mrs Matt Wittenwyler with high. A dessert luncheon followed for 14 members.
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