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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1949
Page
2
Ern melive of Monti notes appointment of E R Klossy to head the Bank of Fort Atkinson in a special dispatch.
Ten years ago Cecil Jones of the VFW planned a bicycle safety club for boys and girls aged 6 to 18 to promote safe riding. Other items note a Madison hospital case after a patient attack, an Albany native’s death in St Petersburg, and a UW law student elected to the Order of the Coif.
Evangelical United Brethren hold services at 2:30 pm with Pastor Lawrence A. Brown. Sunday worship at 8 pm Fairfield with Clarence E. Kimmel. 9:30 am service and 10:50 am worship. Sunday school 9:45 am. Youth Fellowship 7:15 pm. Eva Circle 1 meets 8 pm with emer Schultz program chair. Anna Legier and Julia Legier lead. Junior choir 4 pm. intermediate 7 pm. senior 8 pm at Pom ge H. Elmer home 2232 6th. Friday afternoon plan noted.
Christian Science notice invites attendees to a sermon on The Bible and Mary Baker Eddy on Sunday at 10 45 a m Sunday school for under 20 at 9 30 a m The church at 1411 10th Street holds open Wednesdays and Saturdays from 2 to 4 p m
Rev George E E Kelsey schedules worship at 9 30 am and 11 am with church business meeting Tuesday at 2 30 pm Lamont Sunday school 10 am South Wayne Sunday school 9 40 am and morning worship 11 am Woodford Sunday school 9 30 am and worship 8 pm Browntown Reverend Ralph K Kotoed is pastor with worship at 9 am
Rev W Ross Conner will preach the sermon with Sunday school at 10 a m Mrs Dewey Goodman superintendent Fourth quarterly conference at the Monroe church with the pastor Rev foed and church school for all ages at 9 30 worship at 10 40 Second Sunday in Eas tertide Rev W Ross Conner district superintendent guest Childhood Sunday opens national family week Fourth quarterly conference at 2 30 pm Methodist Youth Fellowship rally at Albany church 3 pm Wesleyan Service guild meets Monday 7 30 pm for May meeting and annual election Mrs H F Cunningham reports on the Woman's Society of Christian Service conference notes
The church announces Sunday school at 9 30 a m and service at 10 45 a m The Mother and Daughter tea has been postponed Women s Missionary Society meets Monday at 7 30 p m at Mrs Oscar Shager s with co hostesses Mrs Herman Dieckhoff and Mrs Chester Peterson Mrs A S Peterson will read The Years of Our Thankfulness Church council meets Tuesday at 7 30 p m at Edmund Anderson s home Choir rehearsal Friday Rev Newell Mendenhall pastor
Myt Olive Lutheran in Wisconsin Synod holds Sunday worship at 11 a m in the Episcopal chapel located at 2019 10th Street with Rev Eldor Toepel as pastor.
Church services begin with school at 9 30 a m, worship at 10 45 a m, and a sermon titled The Only Answer to Doubt. Choir practice Thursday at 7 p m, post Easter instruction class Friday at 7 30 p m, led by Rev. Dallas D Landrum, pastor.
Worship at 10 45 with sermon The Vitalities of the Catholic Tradition Church school at 930 Rev Henry Cooper pastor Annual church meeting this evening begins with a potluck supper at 630.
Second Sunday after Easter worship and sermon at 10 45 a m. No German service until further notice.
May events include Youth Fellowship at 7 p m on May 8 and Women's Union gathering Tuesday at 7 45 p m Family night Wednesday at 7 45 p m and Aid society Thursday at 2 30 p m Rev Paul C Kehle serves as pastor and organizer
Rev. David Bruzelius, pastor, conducts Sunday school at 1 30 p m and afternoon worship at 2 30 p m with a communion service. A farewell message is given at 8 p m. A special divine healing service is scheduled for Wednesday at 8 p m.
New Apostolic services list morning at 10 with a sermon titled The Book of Remembrance. Sunday school at 11, evening service 7 30 with a sermon When I Went Into the Sanctuary of God I Understood. Midweek service Wednesday at 8 p m God is Our Refuge and Strength.
The Martintown church holds a Sunday service at 10 a.m. and Sunday school at 10:45 a.m. Rev. Roy Berg serves as pastor.
Browntown St Pauls Wayne township hosts Sunday school at 9 30 a m and worship at 10 30 a m Reverend J L Haack is pastor. Sermon titled The Fullness of Life.
Zwingli Evangelical Church holds Sunday worship at 10:40 with a 9:30 a.m. Sunday school and a sermon titled In God's Keeping. Regional Women's Guild meets Thursday at Darlington. Senior choir rehearsal Thursday at 8 p.m. Junior and children's choirs meet tomorrow and 2 p.m. Washington Reformed Worship at 2 p.m. Monday church cleanup. Postville Memorial led by Herman Feenie, superintendent. Bible classes at 9:45 a.m.
Rev Leonard Bartelson of Beloit will lead the 3:30 p m service Sunday at Twin Grove Christian Church.
Clarno Staver worship at ten and Sunday school at eleven. Staver holds church at eleven five with a talent program Sunday evening. The Room For You class meets at Jennie Priewe’s home at two. A mother and daughter banquet is set for May six at the Clarno church. An annual business meeting is planned for Thursday evening. Rev Homer Retzlaff delivers sermon Christians or Reasonable Facsimiles.
An eastbound Pennsylvania railroad freight train crashed into the rear of another at Heckton. No injuries were reported. the second locomotive overturned and the caboose it struck caught fire.
Funeral services are set for Mrs. Dale Bell 33 of route 1 Freeport near Cedarville who died yesterday at St. Clare hospital from a heart condition. The Cedarville Methodist church service at 2 30 p m will be conducted by Rev. Fred Anderson with burial in Grand View cemetery. The body remains at Lloyd Myers funeral home Dakota until noon Sunday. She was born Lucille Leona Meinert August 10 1915 near Davis to Oscar and…
Frederick Bolender Jr. of the Wisconsin state chamber of commerce urged Kiwanis members to start public relations at home. He said informing employees and families builds outward trust and that internal pr supports external results. Ernest Hawke entertained with vocal selections.
Madison John M. McHale of Green Bay and Bailey E. Ramsdell of Eau Claire were nominated for president elect of the Wisconsin Bar association. Gilson Glasier of Madison was named secretary elect and Clifford Mathys with Robert Sutherland of Madison for treasurer elect. Election results will be announced at the association convention in Ilkhar t Lake on June 23 and 24.
Miss Mary Ellen Burkhard and Miss Margaret Ann Share of the Mount Mary Times, the Mount Mary college paper in Milwaukee, are staff members. The paper received an all-America rating, the superior honor from the Associated Collegiate Press Association, one of ten college and university papers in its class to be honored.
Fred Williams, Green county fuel commissioner, reports Keen Farm in Spring Grove township conducted the first season weed spray on Rol land using a high sinox solution against yellow rocket in the alfalfa field. Williams notes last year’s good results reduce losses to alfalfa and clover and warns that seed from this week and feeds with screenings may carry weed seeds.
John Staffon aged 17 suffered facial and arm abrasions and bruises after he fell from a pickup at 16th Avenue and 13th Street at 2 57 p m yesterday. The truck driven by Edward McArdle 17 and owned by Earl Vickers route 1 was turning left when the fall occurred. Passengers included Richard Vo 16 and Phillip Teehan 17.
Mrs Ethel Mathilda Nelson 79 died at 7 35 am at her home in Argyle after four weeks bedridden. Born December 21 1869 she lived in Argyle since age eight and attended local schools colleges. Surviving are daughter Mrs Floyd Coplien two brothers two sisters and several relatives. Funeral services set for Monday at Erickson funeral home 130 pm and Argyle Lutheran church 2 pm with Rev A P Anderson. Burial Woodlawn cemetery.
Pupils from Sheboygan North High School win state prizes in a United Nations essay contest. John H. Morrison awards Sheboygan first prize of 25 dollars, Nancy Karow takes third with 10 dollars, and Sally Baskerville from Wisconsin High Madison earns second prize of 15 dollars.
Two year old Charles Ingersoll son of Mr. and Mrs. A C Ingersoll died last night after food lodged in his throat in Madison. Authorities described the incident as a fatal choking accident at the family residence.
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