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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1972
Page
3
Dear Abby columns address restaurant seating quirks and salon missteps. A waitress explains table preferences while readers share personal dilemmas about marriage relocation and cosmetic mishaps. Abby notes possible legal recourse for salon damages and offers practical guidance.
Mr and Mrs V Keith Wunschel announce the birth of a son on April 12 at St Hope Hospital. Grandparents Virgil Wunschel Monroe and Frank Brandt Marion Berndt Rt 4 share in the announcement. The family also notes daughter Laura Lynn is 15 months old and Alan is 14. Great grandmother is Mrs Anna Hegi Monroe Manor Nursing Home.
A Monticello Times special notes a birthday celebration for Mrs. Ed Rojek of Edgerton hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Saunders. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. John Blum, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Blum and Teresa, Mr. and Jessie, Mr. Derson, Monticello, Don Saunders, Platteville, Kay Ann, Kristy and Scott Saunders, and Mr. and Mrs. Herb Phillips of South Milwaukee.
A Monticello birthday gathering at the Charles Marty home honored Mrs. Anna Elmer, Mrs. Bertha Loveland, and Mrs. Charles Marty for anniversaries with a potluck dinner and social afternoon. Attendees included Lena Bidlingmaier Florence Bidlingmaier Edna Leiser Esta Indergand Elda Hartwig Monroe and families.
Forty five residents of Pleasant View Nursing Home enjoyed an April Birthday party hosted by the Women’s Guild of Zwingli United Church of Christ in Monticello. April birthday honorees included Joseph Daley, Jack McKebbin, and Adolph Monticello, with Miss Edna Babler noted. Mrs. Joseph Legler departed for a two week Hot Springs, Arkansas vacation Saturday, joined by Mrs. Lucille Knudson and Mrs. Harold Moran from Madison for a weekend visit. Mr. and Mrs. David Legler and son Jeffrey of Tulsa planned to meet them. Additional calls came from Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Schmerse of Janesville to Mrs. Marie Meyers, and Mr. and Mrs. Buford Daugherty of Madison to Mrs. Doris Wagner.
Entertained guests included Schild Oliver Liedschlag Frank Stoll and Aines Edna d Ames Margery Boeck Kathryn Kubly Ida Norton Jessamin Olsen Rose Ruch. Songs were sung by Mrs Ralph Kubly Mrs Howard Voegels and Mrs Ernest Gempeler accompanied by Mrs Ronald Hilliard. Pianist Mrs Ernest Gempeler played accordion selections and harmonica numbers were performed by Mrs Louise Blum and Mrs Martha Kistler. Birthday cake by Mrs Richard Mellenberger and refreshments were served. Women’s Guild participants listed include Mmes Roy Bissig Ronald Hilliard Monroe Howard Voegeli Ralph Kubly Leon Gempeler Charles Workman Ernest Gempeler Louise Blum Martha Kistler Elsa Voegeli William Meier Monticello. Attendee Michael Ailliard also noted.
Miss Deborah V Kubly daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard A Kubly 464 N Pine St Janesville wed Jack R Larsen in a 130 pm Saturday ceremony April 15 at Cargill United Church The bride wore a white Nottingham lace gown with white velvet trim and a white lace picture hat A reception followed at the church with details of attendants and guests The couple plan to reside on N Terrace after a honeymoon to Northern Wisconsin Both graduates of Parker High School 1970 work in Janesville Monroe and at Rollin Pin Bakery and Wisconsin Power and Light respectively
Rev. Ray Bayley spoke to the Green County Ministerial Association at Union Presbyterian Church about alcoholism prevention through education. He has worked 19 years in schools, churches, and with legislators. A referendum bill on religious classes and school release was discussed. a committee was named to plan long range goals. A social evening and dinner for members and wives was planned for May 5 at 6 p.m.
Twenty Esther Rebekah Lodge members entertained Mrs Hans von Allmen in Lake Havasu visiting Monroe and Janesville residents. After dinner the group held a card party at Miss Bernice Molsapple’s home with four tables of court whist and prizes awarded to Mrs Frank Deininger Mrs Ann Patterson and Mrs Marie Durst.
Members of the ALCW of Our Savior's Lutheran Church meet at 2 p.m. Wednesday for a program, a film Timmy Is a Big Boy Now, and a Calendar of Causes. Judo Woman's Club gathers at Mrs. Jake Jones' home to mark its 25th anniversary with a special program and salad smorgasbord. past local members are asked to confirm attendance by Monday.
An illustrated piece on New Glarus culture, foods, and customs by Anne Hunt and a photo crew will be in the June July Sphere issue from General Mills. The Heidi Festival will offer the edition for sale June 24 25. Baylor College of Dentistry trustees plan a facility expansion and 50 percent enrollment rise next year led by Dr Kenneth V Randolph president and dean.
Friendship Circle of Zwingli United Church of Christ met in Memorial Lounge on Wednesday. Two new members joined, Mrs. Clarence Blumer and Mrs. John Lehr. Readings covered leprosy care and knit bandages, with a report on donations. Members shared letters and a wedding anniversary remembrance. The meeting closed with the Lord’s Prayer.
Mr and Mrs Harvey E Elmer attended the wedding of their grandson Ronald Thurston to Miss Evonne Olson on Saturday at Little Chapel of Lakeview Lutheran Church Madison.
Kelly Kammer and Clarence Itten join the board, succeeding Kenneth Roth and Jerry Butts. James Disch reelected as part of the annual meeting at Swiss Lanes. Officers elected include Ray Ferris president Delmar Kubly vice president Ronald Martinson secretary treasurer.
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