Motet Choir of St. John's Presents The Mikado May 12
The Motet choir of St. John's church presents Gilbert and Sullivan's The Mikado on May 12 at 8 15 p m in the high school auditorium. William Guthrie directs the operetta with Nanki Poo played by William Senatsch Jr Yum Yum by Evelyn Hartwig and Katisha by Susan Blumer. Stanley Brugger is the Mikado and Jack Andereck Ko Ko Ben Blaser Pooh Bah Dan Courtney Pish Tush Lara Heinzelman Judy Seyler and others fill roles. Proceeds fund new robes for the choir.
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Motet Choir
St. John’s
St. John’s Church
William F. Guthrie
William Senatsch Jr
Nanki-Poo
um-Yum
Evelyn Hartwig
Titipu
Stanley Brugger
Jack Andereck
Ko Ko
Ben Blaser
Pooh-Bah
Dan Courtney
Pish Tush
Katisha
Edgerton Parish Hosts Confraternity Meeting
Edgerton parish hosts a Sunday Confraternity of Christian Doctrine gathering at St. Joseph's auditorium at 2 30 p m open to St Victor's Monroe members. Kevin Keenan and Catherine Godderz lead lay teaching with Rev Hastrich speaking. Roll call by Rev O Hara. host pastor Austin Henry delivers welcome. displays and discussions follow with various activities noted from the Madison diocese.
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Rock
Rock Deanery
Albany
Beloit
Brodhead
Edgerton
Evansville
Footville
Janesville
Milton Junction
St Omar Chapter Initiates New Members in Mason Temple
St Omar Chapter No. 90 of Eastern Star initiated new members at Ma sonic temple with choir music. Two events planned for early May include an annual review on Saturday at 8 p m with Mrs Alfred Taube as visitor and the May 12 birthday party honoring charter and fifty year members with a 6 30 p m dinner. Chairs and decorations were arranged by local members including Mrs Holyoke Mrs Amstutz and Mr Jacobs.
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St. Omar
CES
Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Alfred Taube
Oshkosh
Temple
Mmes
T. R. Holyoke
William Amstutz
George E. Jacobs
Ernest Spring
Evan Chambers
John Castle
Lewis VanWagenen
Bessie Houser
Edna Olson
Kittie Pillmore
Orangeville WCTU Members Attend County Session
Members of the WCTU attend the county institute on Main Street Evangelical Unit Brethren Church in Freeport. In last week’s meeting at Mrs. Banquet Planned Frederick Rickleff’s home, Mrs. John Bab conducted the worship. Carrie Musser presented the life of Ella Alexander Boole, former WCTU president who died March 13, 1952 at age 94.
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Orangeville
Caimes Scial
WCTU
County Institute
Main Street
Evangelical Unitie Brethren Churea
Freeport
Frederick Rickleff
John Bab
Ister
Yellowstone Lath
John Gruber
Evan Church
Argyle
Carrie Musser
Ella Alexander Boole
James Chilton
Zella Baimore
Louise Kuhnke
May Meeting Noted and Birthdays Honored in Dakota
Mrs. Rickleff and Mrs. Gruber attended a May meeting to be held May 27 with Mrs. Louise Kuhnke. A birthday party at the Ernest Trussel home in Dakota, Illinois honored Mr. Trussel, Miss Marie Wenger, Mrs. Walter Sutter, and Miss Dorothy Grunder with many relatives and friends in attendance.
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Rickleff
John Gruber
Fred Anderson
Louise Kuhnke
Ernest Trussel
Dakota
Tll
Plan SORORITY Session and Home Bureau Meeting Notes
Three Alpha Zeta sorority state officers from Epsilon Sigma Alpha travel to Stoughton for a jewell pin ceremony for Madison Beta Gamma chapter. Monroe attendees include Dorothy Johns Erma Klassy and Evelyn Drake. Dinner at Norse Chalet. Home Bureau Orangeville hosts with Mrs John Babler assisting. Topics cover home accessories and program planning. May meeting moved to May 14.
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Alpha Zeta
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Business Women's Sorority
Stoughton
Beta Gamma
Madison
Monroe
Dorothy Johns
Erma Klassy
Evelyn Drake
Norse
Home Bureau
Orangeville
John Babler
Jesse Matzke
M. Edith Huffman
Franklin Blandin
Cousins Honored at Wagner Home for 15th Birthdays
A picnic dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs Clifford Wagner honored two cousins on their shared fifteenth birthday. The event marked a family celebration with relatives attending.
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Orangeville
Clifford Wagner
Mock wedding thrills guests at Dearth home bridal shower
Gladys Wagner Leland Leverton and family members attended a mock wedding at the Joseph C. Dearth home for Miss Anne Dearth. Co-hostesses Mrs Sherman H. Dearth and Mrs Fred Dearth organized spring decorations and 24 guests.
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Anne Dearth
Joseph C. Dearth
Sherman H. Dearth
Fred Dearth
Local VFW Installs Officers at Turner Hall
Haward J. Doyle was installed as commander of Cecil Jones Post No. 2312 by installing officer Joseph D. Viney at Turner hall. Visitors from Beloit attended. Other officers installed included Alvin Riese Sr. and John Affolter Jr. as vice commanders Alois Beer as chaplain and Dr. David D. Ruehlman as post surgeon. Memorial Day parade plans and district meeting set for May 18 at Williams Bay.
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Haward J. Doyle
Veterans of Foreign Wards
Cecil Jones
Turner Hall
Joseph D. Viney
Beloit
Alvin Riese Sr
John Affolter Jr
Alois Beer
David D. Ruehlman
Williams Bay
Local Notices and Family Updates From Monroe Area
Mrs Rosa Haeft returns from Freeport after death in Lena cousin. Fred Lengacher convalescing at home after St Clare Hospital discharge. Melvin Winger of Argyle underwent surgery at St Clare Hospital Monroe. Mr and Mrs Robert Monte announce birth of fourth child a son at St Clare Hospital Monroe. The Montes also have an older son and two daughters. A junior 4 H leaders meeting is set for court house circuit court room at 8 tomorrow. Mrs Richard Wagner and Mrs Lester Krug will attend nursing home section at the 22nd annual tri state hospital assembly in Chicago. Rural electric school planned at court house and New Glarus high school Friday evening. County nurse Ruth Chase discusses cancer control with Green County normal seniors. James N Davis improves after heart seizure. son James N Davis Jr. and daughter in law mentioned.
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Monte
Orangeville
Robert Mon
Richard Wagner
Monroe
Lester Krug
Court House
Glarus High School
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
Galway family escapes after Freeport rollover crash
Mr and Mrs Leo P Galway with children Tommy and Peggy were in a car accident near Freeport when their vehicle overturned. Tommy injured in the eye, but the family members escaped with minor or no injuries. Tommy's eye injury proved slight.
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Leo P. Galway
Troil
Tommy
Peggy
Freeport
Telegraph Offices in State Open After Strike
Sixteen Wisconsin Western Union offices reopen in Milwaukee area as nationwide strike by workers ends after days of disruption. Officials say service resumes gradually with staff returning to posts across the state.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Western Union
Superintendent Underwood Announces Open Offices List
Superintendent R. A. Underwood said offices are open for business at Appleton Ashland Clintonville Fond du Lac Green Bay Kewaunee Kohler Madison Menasha Milwaukee New London Oshkosh Platteville Prairie du Chien and Sheboygan The Monroe office stayed closed since the strike began.
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R. A. Underwood
Appleton
Ashland
Clintonville
Fond du Lac
Green Sales
Kewaunee
Kohler
Madison
Menasha
Milwauk New London
Oshkosh
Platteville
Prairie du Chien
Sheboygan
Monroe
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Leese
Saratoga
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Ryure
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Monroe Lumber & Rue! Lo
Gladys Wagner
Leland Leverton
John Leverton
Charles Wagner
John Marian
Wiota
East
West Wiota
Aid Society of the
Lutheran Church
Jay Gierhart
Clifford Hexom
Willard Soper
Jacob Bisegger
Ralph Pederson
A. P. Anderson
VFW
Rosa Haeft
Clifford Mellen
Lena
Dewey Haeft
Sharon, I
Weston Henry
Melvin Winger
St. Clare Hospital
Morrow
Tri-State Hospital Assembly
Palmer House
Chicago
Indiana
Illinois
Michigan
Assembly
Ruth Chase
Green County Normal Geen
James Davis
James N. Davis
10Th Street
Sturday
James N. Davis Jr
Uniontown
Gap
Monroe Evening Times
MAUTZ
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Shenaord Cole
W. M. Gerhart, D. C
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Zephyr
Tschudys
Rvsetou
Mobitost
Chrysler
Los Angeles
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America
Studer Super Service
6Th Street
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