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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1955

Page

3

Eva Spreng Members Approve Clothing Drive Participation

Members of Eva Spreng WSWS of Immanuel EUB church last night voted to join a churchwide clothing drive to run through August. Co chairs are Mmes Glenn F. Stauffacher and Herman A. Stuessy. Clothing to be sent to Church World Service. Mrs Viel led a worship solo and reported on the Lomba convention with missionary Miriam Faust talks.

Eva Spreng Wsws Immanuel Evangelical United Brethren Church Mmes Glenn F. Stauffacher Herman A. Stues SY Church World Service EUB Church Mabel C. Viel Walter A. Johnson Victor Marean Lord Adrian Babler Virgel E. Brunkow Carl C. Coplien Milo H. Miller Viel Lomba Miriam Faust Hartford School For Girls Sierra Leone Africa Alton V. Kiel Fred J. Blumer Jr William H. Blum Glen Benkert Herman A. Stuessy Frank B. Fritsch Ray E. Streiff

Leland Millers Feted On Fifteenth Anniversary

Mr. and Mrs. Leland Miller of Route 4 were honored on their 15th wedding anniversary with a picnic supper at their home. Co-hostesses Mrs. Carl Wyss and Mrs. Glen Benkert led the event. a gift was presented. Attendees included Sam Goecks Milford Updike and families, Gilman Schmid and families, Arley Vogel, Fred Vogel, Ivan Marty, Glen Benkert and Carl Wyss and families.

Leland Miller Route 4 Carl Wyss Glen Benkert Millers Messrs. and Mines Sam Goecks Milford Updike Gilman Schmid Arley Vogel Fred Vogel Ivan Marty

Birthday party held for Patricia Walters

Patricia Walters was honored on her seventh birthday at a party hosted by her parents Mr and Mrs Harold Walters yesterday afternoon. Gifts were given and games were played followed by a lunch. Attendees included Linda Voelkli Judith Wilde Cindy Von Moos Barbara and William Buehler Donald Bloom and Alan Pankau.

Patricia Walters Harold Walters Linda Voelkli Judith Wilde Cindy von Moos Barbara William Buehler Donald Bloom Alan Pankau

Birthday honors Roger Gross on 15th anniversary

A birthday party to honor Roger Gross son of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Gross was held at the Joe Casford home in Freeport. Attending from here were Mrs Thomas Rhodes and son Danny Thomas.

Orangeville Roger Gross Kenneth Gross Joe Casford Freeport Thomas Rhodes Danny Thomas

Alleman Couple Celebrates 50th Wedding Anniversary

Mr. and Mrs. Sam Alleman of Dakota marked their 50th wedding anniversary with relatives friends and neighbors calling. The Allemans are former Orangeville residents and received gifts from well wishers.

Orangeville Sam Alleman Dakota Allemans

Dances Lead Shirts and Skirts Club Meeting at Turner Hall

Jim Beck of Madison organized last night’s Shirts and Skirts Square Dance Club gathering in Turner Hall. Six squares danced and a pot luck dinner followed the event.

Jim Beck Madison Shirts and Skirts Turner Hall

Circle 3 Meeting at Union Presbyterian Church

Circle 3 of Union Presbyterian church will meet tomorrow at 2 p m in the church with Miss Mamie Bleiler as hostess.

Circle 3 Union Presbyterian Church Mamie Bleiler

Weekly Earnings Rise in Wisconsin Manufacturing

The State Industrial Commission reports 1 094 300 employed in Wisconsin manufacturing and related industries in June 1955, up 36 400 from a year earlier and 17 200 from May. Average weekly earnings were 80.35, with Milwaukee County highest at 87.80 and Sheboygan lowest among large cities at 68.05. other cities and counties show varying gains.

Madison State Industrial Commission Wisconsin Milwaukee County Sheboygan Beloit Green Bay Kenosha la Crosse Oshkosh Racine County

Women's Union Picnic Supper Held at Recreation Park

The Women’s Union of St. John's Evangelical and Reformed church held its annual picnic supper at the Recreation Park shelter house with 55 attendees. Diane Grossen sang Melody of Love on accordion, with an encore Hawaiian War Chant. Flutists and clarinetists Marlene Frey Ruth Benter and Enid Spring performed Over the Waves and My Faith Looks Up to Thee. Program arranged by Mrs. Charles E Frey and Wilbert Ott. Food committee included Mrs. Robert G Blumer Mrs. Lydia Budde and Mrs. Edna Boss.

Women’s Union of St. John’s Evangelical and Reformed Church Recreation Park Diane Grossen Marlene Frey Ruth Benkert Enid Spring Charles E. Frey Wilbert Ott Robert G. Blumer Lydia Budde Edna Boss

Woman's Relief Corps Convention Discussed

General orders for the annual Woman's Relief Corps convention were read at the Universalist church parlors. The event will be in Cincinnati August 21 to 27. Plans include a bus trip to Keshena Wisconsin in September to visit the Indian girls school. A September 6 picnic at 6 30 p m precedes the next meeting, with Mrs May L Luchsinger to speak on her European trip.

Woman's Relief Corps Universalist Church Cincinnati Keshena Wis May L. Luchsinger

Family Dinner Held At Delbert Blum Home

A Sunday family picnic was hosted at Mrs. Delbert Blum’s Monticello home. Guests included the James Carwile family from Chicago and the Saunders, Blum, and John Blum families, with the Carwile party returning to Chicago after a two week visit.

Delbert Blum Monticello James Carwile Chicago Thomas Saunders Donald Kay Ann Herman Blum John Blum Carwile

Susan Erickson Hosts Sixth Birthday Party in South Wayne

Susan Erickson daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Erickson of South Wayne celebrated her sixth birthday Friday at a home party. Guests included Mae Winters, Patty Winters, Shirley Wolfe, Linda Wolfe, Donna Nafzger, Jane Nafzger, Mary Saalsan, Linda Erickson of South Wayne, and Sharon Birk of Juda.

Susan Erickson Robert Erickson South Wayne Mae Patty Winters Shirley Linda Wolfe Donna Jane Nafzger Mary Saalsan Linda Erickson Sharon Birk Juda

Miss Rose Stauffer Hosts Sunday School Class

Miss Rose Stauffer entertained her Zwingli church Sunday school class Tuesday afternoon at her home. Games were played and refreshments served. Attending were Nancy Burgy, Karen Schlittler, Jean Kubly, June Whipple, Judith Babler, Janet Kammerer.

Monticello Rose Stauffer Zwingli Church Nancy Burgy Karen Schlittler Jean Kubly June Whipple Judith Babler Janet Kammerer

Orangeville Social Notes from Glen E Bolender Era

Mrs Glen E Bolender hosts guest list includes Mr and Mrs Joe Larson Clinton Ia with Larson brother of Mrs Van Matre. Fragments mention visits by Schreiner and Gardner families Janesville and Bancroft Wis. Keuler family moved into new home from Gross. Reunion at Krape Park notes several local names.

Joe Larson Clinton Glen van Matre Larson van Matre Val Schreiner Clayton Gardner Janesville Glenn Keuler Kenneth Gross LaVerne Baylor Forest Hills Igloo S. D Wm. Hills Naperville Ill Frank Busjahn Bancroft Wis Walter Blasing Marjorie Duane S. M. Jensen Jane Schindler Donald Blasing Monroe Elsie Schultz Shirley Weary

Pen and pencil line length claim reported

The article states an average seven inch lead pencil can draw a line exceeding 35 miles in length, highlighting extreme endurance for basic writing tools.

Crotty Daughters to Wed Figi Cousins in Double Wedding

Mrs Blanche Crotty of South Wayne announces Therese Crotty and Joan Crotty engaged to Roy Figi and Ray Figi of nearby farms and firms. Therese works as a nurse's aide at St Clare hospital. Joan works for Cheese Producers Marketing Association. The double wedding is set for August 20 at St Joseph's church Gratiot.

Blanche Crotty South Wayne Therese Joan Roy Ray Figi Carl Figi Therese Crotty Roy Figi Brodhead St. Clare Hospital Joan Crotty Ray Figs Joseph Kuhne

Aid Society Meets New Glarus in Swiss Chapter

The Swiss Aid Society gathered this afternoon at Zwingli house. Mrs. Jacob M. Marty led the program with Mrs. Jacob S. Urben assisting. Committee members included Mmes. Fred A. Hoesly, Herman Bell, Robert Wild, Julius Eichelkraut, Nic Zentner, Peter Zemp, Henry Pauli, Fred Tschudy and Mrs. Schiffman.

AID Society New Glarus Evangelical and Reformed Church Zwingli House Jacob M. Marty Jacob S. Urben Mmes Fred A. Hoesly Herman Bell Robert Wild Julius Eichelkraut Nic Zentner Peter Zemp Henry Pauli Fred Tschudy Schiffman

Nightmare Over For Jail Escapee

Franklin A Beverly formerly Oscar Fred Twildahl, an Alabama escapee, lived eight years in California as a model citizen after serving two years for embezzling $150. Arrested on an old warrant, his wife stood by him as letters from supporters and the Alabama corrections department influenced the court. The governor's decision against pursuing extra punishment ended the eight year masquerade.

Los Angeles Frank A. Beverley Alabama State Penitentiary Beverley Oscar Fred Twildahl Twildahl California Beverleys Alabama Abe Spiegelman Louis W. Kaufman Alabama Department of Corrections James Folsomee

G V Armstrong Health Publicist Dies at 50

Glenn V. Armstrong a health publicist and founder of the Los Angeles Visiting Nurses Association and the Los Angeles Hall of Health died after a five week illness in Los Angeles He was 50 and previously worked as a Milwaukee newspaper reporter and assistant city editor before leading health welfare efforts.

Los Angeles Glenn V. Armstrong Milwaukee Armstrong

Rear Adm. Anderson Takes Command of Formosa Patrol

Rear Adm. George W. Anderson Jr. today assumed command of the U.S. Formosa Strait Patrol, taking over from Rear Adm. Frederick N. Rivette who departed for Pearl Harbor to serve as chief of staff to the commander in chief of the Pacific Fleet.

Taipei Formosa George W. Anderson Jr U.S. Formosa Strait Frederick N. Rivette Pearl Harbor Pacific Fleet

Social News From Monticello Residents Socializes

Monticello notices recount visits by Mrs See’s circle including Bleiler Elmer and families from Blanchardville Postville and Madison. Many relatives from Monroe Janesville Freeport New Glarus and Monticello joined dinners ballgames and reunions. Brown Swiss picnic and college summer session at Whitewater close the item.

Sunday visits and extended stays in local families

Sunday supper guests included Mr. and Mrs. Albert Crouch and family with Jerry staying indefinitely. Mrs. F. H. Steinman visited the Ken Hoesly family in New Glarus. Mrs. Elwood Lutze returned from Manitowoc. The Schenk household hosted Kenneth Holcomb and Steve from Highland, Illinois, with Cheryl Holcomb returning home after four weeks. Edward Kachelhofer and Thomas Davis visited Elmer family in Saint Louis and Sterling respectively. Jerran Hanson came from Madison with his grandmother Kathryn Steadtler and brother John. Mrs. Steadtler will stay indefinitely with the Hanson family.

See Orville Bleiler Blanchardville Herman Elmer Harland Elmer Postville H. F. Theiler Billy Miami Fla H. F. Stoll Theiler Albert Knobel Robert Zweifel Euphemia Lengacher Bina Studer Monroe John Wittenwyler Anna Miller Freeport Rolland Miller Janet Edward Wachelhoffer St. Louis Henry J. Elmer James Hensey Thomas Brusveen Milwaukee Mrs. Hensey W. Stengel Jefferson Selmar Lien Kermit Lien Ed Gmar Fred V. Stuessy New Glarus Albert Crouch Jerry F. H. Steinman Ken Hoesly Elwood Lutze Manitowoc Kenneth Holcomb Steve Highland Ill Ida Schenk Cheryl Holcomb Edward Kachelhoffer Thomas Davis Sterling Elmer Jerran Hanson Madison Kathryn Steadtler John Hanson Steadtler Hanson

First Woman Cantor Named in Oceanside Synagogue

Betty Robbins, a 31 year old mother from Oceanside New York, has been appointed cantor at the Reform synagogue becoming believed to be the first woman to hold the role. She assists the rabbi by chanting portions of the service.

Oceanside N. Y.P Betty Robbins

Pension plan yields uneven retirement payouts

Under a normal pension plan a fund that would provide 100 dollars a month at age 65 would give 70 dollars at age 60 yet would supply 148 dollars at age 70, illustrating age based payout variation.

Airman Heller Returns to Charleston Base

Airman 1st Class Jack Heller has returned to his base at Charleston South Carolina after a leave with his parents Mr and Mrs Fred Heller in this area.

Charleston New Glarus Jack Heller S. C Fred Heller

Pauli Heads for Sea Duty After Leave

Dennis Pauli son of Mr and Mrs Henry Pauli spent a recent leave here and is now stationed at Treasure Island San Francisco He expects sea duty in the Pacific shortly.

Glarus Dennis Pauli Henry Pauli Treasure Island San Francisco Pacific

Also Mentioned on This Page

Eva Spreng Leland Millers Green County Moor Mans Women’s Union Woman’s Relief Corps Convention Glen E. Bolender Schmitz G.V. Armstrong the Clown Green County Fair Mnaetla O. D. Curtis W. S. Hoesly Okee Forrest Smith Marty Herman Marty Cedar Rapids Henry C. Klassy A. R. Felts Herman Feenie Tomah John G. Blum Fred A Ed Blum Harold J. Blum Mary Ann Henry Blum Sr Renwick Kubly LaVern Sam Klassy Paul Veenie Stanley Wells Jacob Gempeler Joanne Anton Hefty Clara Elmer Ernest Roberts Helen Stauffer Fred C. Elmer Susanna Elmer Edward Schlittler Ed Marty Milton Brechlien Harvey Milbrandt Charles R. Marty Fred W. Blum Henry Loveland Florence Loveland Fred A. Karlen Ted Zurbuchen Peter Streiff Jacob Voegels Waukesha Ivan Wichser Margaret Blum Darrell Piete Whitewater State College W.H. Wittner Kathryn Paul Veenje Yle Shop Wallace Bros Colleano McNallie Sisters Bruce Sidlinger Jack Rand Impressionist Bradford Border Collies Dog Act Tulare Lee Comedian Ted Conns - Organist Freddie Stritt M.C Broadway Hollywood the Banks of First National Bank FDIC Monroe, Wis Jimmie Lynch Mammoth Farm Machinery WEEZ
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