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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1949
Page
3
Fragmentary note references Mrs E B Baltzer at 1423 36th with morning event and person named caedel 3irs and EP Hilberman sday FL unlikely to form a complete record.
Mrs. Tedly presides over the Jefferson group with treasurer Schilt and Orville Alexander as project leaders. Plans for a Madison-bound bus trip were arranged with Mrs. Fred Kueng and Mrs. Claude Wideman in charge, with Mrs. W. S. assisting.
A luncheon was served by the hostess Ostrander and Mrs Bert Wun ee ee Se ee, assisted by Mrs. a ee one ee, in a social gathering noted for its cordial atmosphere.
A luncheon honoring Mrs Martin, Mrs Rees, and Mrs Andrew was served with honors.
The last meeting of the Busy Homemakers club is scheduled for Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. William Lauper in Woodford.
Mrs Ruth Albright was chosen to serve as president of a Friends meeting held in the home of Mrs Mabel Nor. A vice president and treasurer were also elected. Plans for a summer trip were discussed. Refreshments were served by Mrs Mabel Norder Ida Van derbilt Nettie Andereck Leona Helland and Emma Johnson.
The 1889 confirmants gathered Sunday evening at Zwingli Evangelical and Reformed church with 133 attendees. members of this year’s class joined and several neighboring churches were represented. Out of town guests included Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schneider and others from New Glarus and Will Zimmerli.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Preuti of Albany Mrs. Ivan Grunder of Albany A R Souswueser Mrs Adolphel and Mr. and Mrs. Milton Brecklien of Monroe and Mrs. Emily Achte meier of Fairbury Neb are named in a regional social notice with several households referenced.
Monticello Times Special reports Mrs Terrance on lace Homemakers club met Wednesday at Mrs Herbert Duerst home Exeter township. New officers: vice president Mrs Fred Moser secretary Mrs Emil Duerst treasurer Mrs John Wettach. Luncheon hosted by Mrs George Legler and Mrs Herbert Duerst. guest county agent Miss Mamie Tillema. Present included Mrs Eugene Updike Mrs John Wettach Mrs Terrance on Joseph C Hoesly Mr Fred Moser Mr Emil Duerst and others.
Mrs Harold Trumpy was elected vice president and Mrs John Schlappi secretary. Mrs Bruce Babler becomes treasurer and Mrs John Augsburger named sunshine chairman. Questionnaires evaluated the club’s past year achievements and activities.
Mrs. Fred May joined the club as members and families prepare a July 10 picnic at Apple River Canyon. The event invites members to enjoy a day outdoors, highlighting community ties and summer recreation.
Mrs A G Hill entertained at three tables of contract bridge Tuesday evening with guests Mmes John Steinmann Donald Knobel Alvin Mitchell Wallace P Barlow Ray Woodruff Howard Steinmann Jack Hoskins Charles Benkendorf Theodore Butler Leo Gempeler and John Ponyicsanyi in attendance.
Mrs Abery Yost was elected president of the Charter Chums at a Monday meeting held in her home. Other officers include Mrs Ray Rackow as vice president Gerald Swiggum secretary Fay Teuscher treasurer and J D Bechtolt sunshine chairman. Fifteen members and three visitors were present with plans for a club trip.
A fragment notes that someone was served by Mrs. Yost and Mrs. Rackow. No further context, dates, or case details are provided to identify the parties, jurisdiction, or action involved.
Mrs Mollie Frick hosted her bridge club Tuesday afternoon in New Glarus. Attending were Mmes Fred Tschudy John Kunder Alvin Ott Oswald Altman Fred J. Marty and Henry Schmid.
Mrs. Duane Helland was elected president of the Juda Parent Teacher Organization for the coming year. Mrs. Chester Albright became secretary, Mrs. Roland Keen treasurer, and Mrs. Marvin Mahikow retired as president. The annual meeting featured a showing of the film Ever Since Eden and a silent auction. Freshman girls of the Home Economics class presented a contribution.
Directors of Wisconsin Power and Light Co. declare a 28 cent per share dividend on outstanding common stock payable May 14 to shareholders of record April 30. Cumulative preferred stock dividends are voted at 1.25 per 4% issue and 1.20 per 4.8% issue, payable June 15 to holders of record May 31. Also notes New Orleans drainage system and pumps can handle 11% billion gallons daily.
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