Monroe High Enters District Music Fete
Monroe High School entered 26 solos and 17 ensembles in the district music tournament to be held next Thursday and Friday at Evansville. The band, under the direction of the afternoon, will perform selections including E Pluribus Unum and the Barber of Seville as warmups. Entries include numerous soloists and ensembles across classes A B and C with names such as Margaret Angliker Joan Davis Patricia Knaack Kathryn Krauss Virginia Krauss Richard Kundert Donna Olson and many others in various instrument and baton twirling categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe High School
Evansville
Jewell
Rossites
Calg
el ‘Elby
Monroe
Margaret Angliker
Joan Davis
Patricia Knaack
Kathryn Janet Krauss
Virginia Krauss
Richard Kundert
Donna Lois Olson
John Staufdred Krauss
Frances Miller
Margaret Steuffacher
Kenneth
Hartwig
Alice Holts
Hoppie
Mary
Ans Huber
Judith Kubly
Helen — Locher
Charmaine Ninneman
Shirley Ninneman
Patricia
Gladys Gibbons
Margaret ‘Angliker
Mildred Krauss
Kathryn
Janet Krauss
Church News from multiple congregations in town
Church notices list Immanuel EUB talks and workshops, Andrew’s Episcopal Mission Matins, Assembly of God services, Universalist sermons, and Union Presbyterian events. It notes choir rehearsals, mother-daughter teas, church meetings, and Ascension day activities across several sites, including Juda, 2019 10th Street, and New Apostolic programs with Milwaukee performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SP. Andrew's Episcopal Mission
L. B. Hastings
10Th Street
Women's Relief Corps
Union Presbyterian Church
John Eley Jr
Philip Johanson
Beloit College
Juda
Curtiss Chase
Rural life Sunday services in Browntown and Monticello churches
Rural life Sunday observed across Browntown Peace Evangelical and Reformed, Monticello Zwingli Evangelical and Reformed, and Washington Reformed churches with 4-H clubs as honored guests. Topics include The Meaning and Practice of Stewardship in Rural Life and The Holy Earth with special music, choirs, confirmations, and cemetery day activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browntown Peace Evangelical and Reformed
J. L. Haack
Rural Life
Browntown 4-H Club
Monticello Zwingli
Women’s Aid
Evangelical United Brethren
W. J. Abe
Albany Births and Local Visits Highlight Weekend
Mrs William Blumer, formerly Shirley Jones, gives birth to a son at Madison General hospital. Sunday guests included Aldo Hintz Monroe and the Shultzs. Raymond Canfil, formerly in Monroe, now works in the Ivan Whalen store. Rev Richard C Werner attended Baptist state committee meetings in Milwaukee. The Trow visit featured their son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs Chris Gilbertson. Miss Erna Petersen of Verona spent the weekend with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Blumer
Madison General Hospital
Blumer
Shirley Jones
M. E. Davis
Aldo Hintz
Monroe
William Shultz
Raymond Canfil
Ivan’ Whalen
Richard C. Werner
Milwaukee
Baptist State Committee
Frank Trow
Chris Gilbertson
Evansville
Erna Petersen
Verona
Weekend Visit Highlights From Local Residents
Mrs Augusta Petersen and Mrs David Traxler were callers Saturday. Mr and Mrs William Stein Dorf spent Sunday at John Bernstein’s Brodhead home. Gloria Dixon of St Louis visited her parents Colonel Dixon. Helen Zenyner of Milwaukee stayed with Mrs Emma Rechsteiner. A J Elmer and Randall Monticello hosted son Victor and family. Thelma Bly of Fond du Lac visited brother Clarence Bly over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta Petersen
David Traxler
Raymond Althaus
George Althaus
Whitewater
William Steindorf
John Bernstein
Brodhead
Gloria Dixon
St. Louis
Colonel Dixon
Helen Zenyner
Milwauee
Emma Rechsteiner
A. J. Elmer
Randall
Monticello
Victor
Thelma Bly
Fond du Lac
Clarence Bly
New Glarus Visitors and Madison Guests Reported
Roger Hefty John Hauri and Arthur Gessler returned to Madison after visiting their parents in New Glarus. Miss Barbara Meythaler of Madison visited her parents Ray and Barbara Meythaler last week. Burton Lynch of Monroe and Walter Freitag and Fred Stuessy of Madison were guests in town Sunday. Cecil Thacker of Monroe visited Saturday. Clarence Oliver and Fred Duerst of Madison joined John Kundert’s family for Sunday dinner, with additional guests at Fred Streiff’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Hefty
John Hauri
Arthur Gessler
Madison
Barbara _Meythaler
Ray Meythaler
Burton Lynch
Monroe
Quinton Ott
Walter Freitag
Fred Stuessy
Cecil Thacker
Clarence Oliver
Fred Duerst
John H. Kundert
Fred B._ Streiff
J. L. Streiff
Streiff and Hefty families visit Monticello and area parties
Misses Audrey Streiff Patsy Taylor and families from Madison visited Monticello Monday. Mr and Mrs Peter Streiff and family Mr and Mrs Fred Streiff, Mr and Mrs T A Hefty were callers. William Schell Mrs Fred Kehrli and Mrs Bertha Puempel visited Brodhead Sunday. Henry Schmid attended Clarence Barlow funeral in Madison Monday. John Kundert Oswald Altman were Monroe callers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audrey Streiff
Patsy Taylor
Madison
Peter H. Streiff
Fred P. Streiff
T. A. Hefty
Monticello
William Schell
Fred Kehrli
Bertha Puempel
Brodhead
Henry Schmid
Clarence Barlow
John Kundert
Monroe
Oswald Altman
Orangeville Union Mother's Day Service May 9
Orangeville Times special announces a union Mother's Day service at the Evangelical United Brethren church at 8 p m on May 9. The general committee includes Mmes Otto Folgate Glenn Clarno Ralph Keister Miles Barr Vernon Schulz and Richard Sheets with Miss Pauline Reuber Miss Edna Reeser and Mrs Merrill on the literary committee. Music committee members are Mrs Roy Hefty Mrs Ramona H Hunt and Miss Dora Schneider. Decorating committee features Mrs G B Goodhart Mrs Lyle Rinehart and Miss Gladys Arn. Ushers are Gene Pinnow LaVerne Reeser and Eugene Shaffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orangeville
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Mmes
Otto Folgate
Glenn Clarno
Ralph Keister
Miles Barr
Vernon Schulz
Richard Sheets
Pauline Reuber
Edna Reeser
Merrill 'S
Roy Hefty
Ramona H. Hunt
Dora’ Schneider
Means of Providing Vet Housing Found
A legislative sub committee eyed a proposal by Roy G. Tulane to free state funds for veterans housing within weeks. The plan uses liquor tax proceeds, about 4.5 million dollars since last July, pro rated to communities like other liquor revenue, allowing local housing groups to develop veterans housing or other projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy G. Tulane
Igreme
Tulane
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Monroe High
Church News
Evangelical United Brethren Immanuel Church
Lyndon C. Viel
C. E
Juda Eub
Eva Spring
Jehoir
Assembly OF God
David Bruzelius
Henry Cooper
Wade Cash
Lutheran Cohant
Ee Wi
Luther Leaguers
County Christian Endeavor Society
Women’s Missionary Society
Ben Due
Ernestee
Ralph Asey
Heari
Children of the Church
Newell Mendenhall
ST. John's Evange
Reformed
Women’s Union
Paul C. Kehle
NEW Apostolic
13Th Avenue
W. A. Burmeister
New Apostolic Choir of
R. H. Scharnweber
Olive Lutheran Wisconsin Synod
Episcopal Chapel
E. Toepel
Churches of Christ
Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
Charles A. Briggs
Browntown
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Mothers and Daughters
Jesus
Postville Memorial
Herman Feenie
New Glarus
Evangelical and Reform- Jed
Melvin Streiff
Herman Bell
Clarence Roth
Jacob S. Disch
Albert Legler
Minnie Becker
Peter Schindler
Henry Pauli
Clarno-Staver
Clint Zet- He
Homer Retzlaff
Richardson Electric
H & H Distributing CO
Ralph Haberman
Monroe Lumber É Fuel CO
W. L. Dodge
Buel
Lee and
Albany
Mrs. Millard Thehudy
Harvey S. Stauffacher
Chiropractor
White Block
18Th Avenue
van Matre Appliance Co
Montgomery Electric CO
MR. Shepard
Hanson
Doprts
Thorp
Wis
Predent
16Th Avenue
Wisconsin
Kenneth R. Merchant
Hahn Building
Dodgeville
R. J. Tolford
John Webinger
Surge
South Wayne, Wisconsin
Chas. Segner
Timm’s
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