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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1958

Page

3

Mother-Daughter Event at Immanuel U B Church

Mrs. Henrietta Lohff Wurtzel presents religious pictures and magic at the annual Mother-Daughter reception in Immanuel Evangelical United Brethren church Tuesday at 7 30. Tea follows. hostesses include Mrs Fritsch Heeren Van Wagenen and Shultz.

Henrietta Lohff Wurtzel Immanuel Evangelical United Brethren Church Mmes Frank Fritsch Roy Heeren Louis van Wagenen Theodore Shhultz Wurtzel Carol Brunkow Nancy Schutt Karen Feldt Greta Pitkin Mariella Johnson Kay Chambers Grace Ludwig Judith Stauffacher Sue Simpson Marilyn Schultz Sandra Babler Bernard Bartel

Buffet Dinner Fetes Mrs Effie Wenger

A Sunday buffet at Dr Hertha Tarrasch home in Janesville honored Mrs Effie Wenger the retiring Green County Welfare director. Guests included local department members and officials from Monroe Fort Atkinson Madison Beloit and the state welfare department.

Hertha Tarrasch Janesville Effie Wenger Green Esther Flatte State Welfare Department Madison S. Dalcher Beloit

Auxiliary To Honor Gold Star Mothers Meeting Notes

Gold Star Mothers will be honored during the American Legion Auxiliary meeting tomorrow night at the Legion club rooms. Memorial services will be conducted by the chaplain and the nomination committee will report. A conference report will be made of the Deerfield meeting. The Poppy Program will be given by Mmes. Doran R. Zwygart, Robert E. Hardell and Mark D. Grinnell. Lunch co chairmen are Mmes. Warren M. Gerhart and Wendell L. Simmons.

American Legion Auxiliary Legion Deerfield Mmes Doran R. Zwygart Robert E. Hardell Mark D. Grinnell Warren M. Gerhart Wendell L. Simmons

Bible School Leaders Attend Institute Here

Thirty five area vacation Bible school teachers attended a training workshop in St. John s United Church of Christ yesterday. Leaders included Mrs. Marvin Schwerin and Mrs. Glen Schreier of Monroe and Mrs. Paul Strothers of Beloit with Mrs. Herman Legler serving as general manager of the event.

Vacation Church Bible School St. John’s

St Johns Aid Unit Plans Thursday Meeting

The St John’s Ladies Aid will meet Thursday at 2 p.m. Mrs Fred Fritz Jr handles devotions assisted by Miss Marie Zimmerli and Mrs Winnie Kuebli. Miss Guineth Gonstead sings solo. Mrs Ann Davis and Mrs Sam Hoesly oversee lunch. Circle No 3 of Union Presbyterian church meets at 2 p.m. tomorrow. Miss Jessie Chesebro hosts with Rev William O Harless Mrs Lois Chase and Miss Emma Buehler on the program.

St. John Union Presbyterian Church Jessie Chesebro William O. Harless Lois Chase Emma Buehler

Moose Lodge Officers Installed at Ceremony

Jack L. Marty was installed as governor of the Moose Lodge for the second consecutive year during ceremonies in Moose hall. Also installed were Fred Trickel past governor Louis A. Koenig junior governor Werner Aeschliman prelate T O Stauffacher three year trustee Hervey J Hoesly treasurer Ted Schmiedlin sergeant at arms Carl Burgi inner guard Alex Wittner outer guard and Lowell Markwardt installing officer. Women of the Moose conducted installation and a lunch was served. A class of candidates will be received May 20 and the state conference will be held May 24.

Jack L. Marty Moose Lodge Moose Hall Fred Trickel Louis A. Koenig Werner Aeschliman T. O. Stauffacher Hervey J. Hoesly Ted Schmiedlin Carl Burgi Alex Wittner Lowell Markwardt

Mrs Henry Brown Marks 90th Birthday Quietly at Home

Mrs Henry Brown aged 90 observed her birthday at home assisted by her sons William and Harry and Herbert J with their families. The Monroe born former Albertine Alder daughter of Kathryn and Gustave Streiff Alder, celebrated April 30, 1886. A Windy Acres Club dinner and a family gathering followed with grandchildren and great grandchildren present.

Henry Brown 17Th Avenue Roy Ruff Jr Monroe Brown

Woman Known for Housework and Crochet Activities

A profile notes a woman dedicated to housework crochet and knitting and active in social affairs and church services, highlighting her community involvement and daily routines.

Orson Wells Couple Feted on Anniversary

Mr and Mrs Orson A Wells were honored by 170 relatives and friends Sunday for their 40th wedding anniversary. Out of town guests came from Wisconsin Rapids Fontana Juda Monticello Browntown Woodford Freeport Orangeville Winslow and New Hampton Iowa. Emerson Wells observed their 12th wedding anniversary Sunday.

Orson A. Wells Ernest Kanzig Peter Meyers John Holtshopple Sharon Karen Kubly Mmes Ralph Phillips Kenneth Smith Alvin Bundzer Albert Wuetrich Arthur Boss Glenn L. Kubly Hazel Wuet

Expectant Mothers Class Set To Begin Next Tuesday

Miss June Grommes city school nurse reminds local residents of a six week class for expectant mothers starting next Tuesday. The group will meet each Tuesday at 2 p.m. in the Community Room of the First National Bank.

June Grommes Gommes First National Bank

Brown County Leader Seeks Sheriff Removal

Brown County supervisor Francis Lean na of Green Bay filed a formal petition with Gov. Thomson on Tuesday asking for the removal of Sheriff Artley Skenahdore from office.

Madison Francis Leanna Green Bay Brown County Thomson Artley Skenahdore

Governor Declines Sheriff Suspension After Inquiry

Leanna urged the governor to suspend the sheriff. Frank J. Larkin of Milwaukee, a former FBI agent, investigated the supervisor's charges. Larkin found no substantial grounds for suspension. A Tuesday petition renews the charges.

Leanna Frank J. Larkin Milwaukee FBI Larkin

UW Given Okay For Two Projects

University of Wisconsin cleared to proceed with two construction projects totaling over 2.3 million dollars. A five story wing for the Commerce building will house economics sociology and anthropology departments. A 645 thousand dollar addition to the Law School will house the law library. The commission also authorized purchasing the Adolph Hahn farm for 48 thousand dollars for experimental farming.

Madison University of Wisconsin Wisconsin Building Commission Commerce Law School Law University Adolph Hahn Arlington Columbia County LaCrosse State College Board of Regents of State Colleges LaCrosse River Falls Menomonie Whitewater Conservation Dept Nevin Hatchery Commission State School For the Deaf Delavan State School For the Blind Janesville Platteville State

Seagulls Rally Across 130 Miles Amid Shower Here

A hundred seagulls rode winds from the Atlantic to a North Carolina drive-in theater area during a morning thundershower. They settled in the parking lot, enjoying a rain-soaked day after more than an inch of rain in 24 hours, feeling like home.

Concord N. C Atlantic Ocean

Ouster Ends Proxy Battle for Fox Head Brewing Co

In Waukesha a 15 minute meeting removed Frank Huber of Milwaukee and Arthur J. Feicht of Chicago from the Fox Head Brewing Co board. Oscar Flatt of Waukesha was elected president and brewmaster and Raymond Epstein of Chicago was named vice president. Re-elected directors included Edward P. Hoban Joseph Antonow Samuel Ballis Edward Pinsoff and Alexander Morse.

Protecting Hand Family Plan Offers One Policy For All

A life insurance pitch announces the Protecting Hand Family Plan featuring one policy covering the entire family. Buyers are urged to call for complete details and enrollment information.

Classified ads urge selling unwanted items for cash

A terse notice promotes raising cash by selling things not needed through classified ads. It advises readers to publish items for sale and convert unused possessions into money.

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Immanuel Church Bible School St. John’s Aid Unit Henrietta Wurtzel Mrs. Henry Brown Orson Wells Co. J. Stuart Jefferson Beverly Jane William Edward Riggert Hugo Riggert Fort Atkinson Mr. Riggert Stuart Monroe Public Nichols’ School First Wisconsin National Bank First Methodist College Platteville Air National Guard West Bend Bess Marie Reginald Brodhead David L. Babler Maurice L. Babler 5Th Avenue St. Rose Catholic Church Fox Samuel A. Remus 20Th Ave Woodmen Accident and Life Company NEW McKesson Wagneright Wellinston Boots Rte Ee Dickie Hobby Eae Wisconsin
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