Social Events at Monroe Country Club Auxiliary Play Day
Mrs Willard R Schuetze won the special golf prize at the Monroe Coun try Club Auxiliary Play Day held yesterday at the clubhouse. Trophy winners in president and vice president team play included Mmes Forrest Kubly Harvey Trumpy Charles Mathias William Park Mary Jane Fencil Ned Walker Don Brown Lee Mitchell Arthur Benkett Matt Solliran Harold Snyder and James Forbes. Bridge winners were Mrs Albert Lundgren Mrs John Figi Sr and Miss Lillian Gempeler. Guests included Mrs Ned Nelson Charlotte Mich and Mrs Roy Shwery Marshfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard R. Schuetze
Monroe Country Club
Mmes
Forrest Kubly
Harvey Trumpy
Charles Mathias
William Park
Mary Jane Fencil
Ned Walker
Don Brown
Lee Mitchell
Arthur Benkett
Matt Solliran
Harold Snyder
James Forbes
Albert Lundgren
John Figi Sr
Lillian Gemper
Ned Nelson
Charlotte, Mich
Roy Shwery
Marshfield
John A. Becker
Miss Gempeler
Bridal Shower Honors Miss Dianne Grossen
Miss Dianne Grossen was honored at a bridal shower hosted by her parents at their home 2604 11th avenue. Attendants and guests from Monroe and nearby towns attended as plans for her marriage to William L. McKeever on September 29 at St. John's United Church of Christ were announced.
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Dianne Grossen
Edward Grossen
11Th Avenue
San
Memes Cee
James DeVoe
Miss Grossen
William L. McKeever
St. John’s United Church of Christ
Rodney Zimmerman
Elwin DeVoe
Richard Saunders
Linda DeVoe
Debra Kleckner
Mmes
Emil Grossen
Mildred
Shirley
George Grossen
Joyce
Reinmann Howard Grossen
Sandra
Norman Ritschard
Sally
Peggy
Tammy
Nathan Bechtolt
Ruth Kleckner
Paul Gruenberg
Fred Wuethrich
Delbert Indergand
Herbert Elmer Couple Feted on Anniversary
NEW GLARUS Times Special reports a Sunday family gathering at the Herbert Elmer home north of the village to mark the 40th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Elmer. The couple, who wed Aug. 7, 1923, hosted children and grandchildren including Jerry Elmer, John O'Brien and Dwight Elmer with their families from Madison.
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New Glarus
Herbert Elmer
Elmer
Rachel Kleppe
Jerry Elmer
John O’brien
Madison
Dwight Elmer
Young Couples Group Formed at Orangeville Methodist Church
A new young couples group organized at Orangeville Methodist church invites all couples aged 35 and under from Orangeville and Cedarville. The group meets at 8 p.m. Saturday at Orangeville Methodist for an evening of fun and fellowship and plans for the year ahead.
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Orangeville
Orangeville Methodist Church
Cedarville Methodist Church
Wenger Couple Honored by Crandall Oil Employees
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Wenger of Route 3 were surprised by about 40 Crandall Oil Co. employees and wives at their newly remodeled farm home. Guests provided refreshments and a good luck cake. Mrs. Eugene Flanagan decorated the cake and the Wengers received flowers and a gift.
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Ernest Wenger
Route 3
Tlelion
Crandall Oil Co
Eugene Flanagan
Decatur Lake Club Plans Dessert Card Party Tuesday
BRODHEAD TIMES reports the Decatur Lake Club will host a dessert card party at 1 30 p.m. Tuesday with guests. Thirty members and one guest attended this week’s luncheon. Co chairmen were Mrs G M Miller and Mrs Merle Searles. Bridge honors went to Mrs F H Davis and Mrs Paul Zimmerman with a special award to Mrs Tom Newcomer.
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Brodhead
G.M. Miller
Merle Searles
F.H. Davis
Paul Zimmerman
Tom Newcomer
Oneco Extension Unit Picnic Slated for Aug 14
The Oneco Home Extension unit will hold its annual picnic on Wednesday August 14 at noon at Recreation Park in Monroe. Energetic Maids 4 H club members will be guests.
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Orangeville
Oneco Home Extension
Recreation Park
Monroe
Energetic Maids
Mem bers bring basket lunch for gathering with mothers
Readable fragment notes a gathering where members and mothers attend and are asked to bring a basket lunch and beverage. No further details on date place or organizing group are provided.
Reunion to Be Sunday for Dietz-Meacham Meythaler Family
The annual Dietz Meacham Meythaler family reunion will be held Sunday August 18 at Recreation Park. Mr and Mrs Ray Meythaler New Glarus co secretaries are in charge of all Passonans natps bac is the group president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dietz-Meacham- Meythaler
Recreation Park
Ray Meythaler
New Glarus
Passonans
Natps Bac
Methodist Church and Sunday School Picnic
Annual picnic for Methodist church and Sunday school will be held Sunday in the Village Park after morning services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Orangeville Ministerial Association to Meet Tuesday
The Orangeville Ministerial Association will meet at 9 a.m. Tuesday in the Orangeville Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orangeville
Hustlers Club Four-H Tour Plans Monday Trip
Orangeville Hustlers 4 H club will hold a tour Monday starting at the grade school at 9 a.m. They will return to the LaVerne Holmes farm home at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orangeville
Orangeville Hustlers
LaVerne Holmes Farm
Se BOO a Sea Michigan 4 H Group Visits at New Glarus
A Rock Michigan 4 H club group and leaders spent the weekend in New Glarus visiting local homes and attractions. They toured a lace factory Swiss Village Museum and the Chalet of the Golden Fleece and joined the Volksfest after studying Switzerland as a 4 H project.
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Sea Michigan
New Glarus
Rock, Mich
New Glarus 4H
Switzerland
Larry Bradford
Albert Wenden
Nancy
Victor Mankiewicz
Laurie
Tina
John Larson
Cheryl
Waak
Pamela Sharkey
Reward Offered For Stolen White Cocker Spaniel
The Humane Society of the United States offers a $1,000 reward for information about a white cocker spaniel stolen from the Rock County Humane Society shelter. The group warns thieves are expanding from the East Coast to the Midwest and that kidnapped animals are sent to research labs and pharmaceutical firms. About 200,000 pets are reported stolen annually.
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The
Humane Society of the
United States
Rock County
British Demonstrate New Hardhitting Tank Chieftain
London reports the 50-ton Chieftain battle tank shown as the world’s hardest hitting. It features a 120 millimeter gun and fuel-flexible propulsion. Maj. Gen. W. M. Hutton says it is at least five years ahead of NATO rivals and can destroy known tanks at practical ranges.
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London
NATO
W. M. Hutton
Wisconsin Wool Crop Estimated At 1.5 Million Pounds
The State Agriculture Department places Wisconsin wool production this year at 1.5 million pounds, up slightly from 1962 but 10 percent below the 1960-61 average. The crop came from 197000 sheep with an average fleece weight of 7.8 pounds.
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Madison
Wisconsin
State Agriculture Department
Dick Campbell Expands Recording Career in Monroe Stop
Monroe resident Dick Campbell, son of Dorothy Campbell and grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Vashni Marchant, stays a month in Monroe before a West Coast personal appearance run. He has been recording in Westover Mass and released She's My Girl backed by Debbie Darling. His new disc with Good bye Girls and Isabel dedicates to his fiancé Isabel Martinez.
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Dick Campbell
Monroe
Campbell
Dorothy Campbell
Vashni Marchant
Westover
Mass
Girl
Debbie Darling
New England
Artie Sullivan
Isabel
Isabel Martinez
Great Records
London Records
Sullivan
Swan Records
San Francisco
Buchanan Services For Ted Buchanan Held In San Diego
Services for Ted Buchanan 21 son of Mr and Mrs Ernest Buchanan will be held Friday in San Diego Calif The Buchanans will not attend as planned Mr and Mrs Lee Buchanan and family arrived in San Diego yesterday to visit brothers Ted and David Ted was killed Sunday morning when struck by a truck after stepping onto a highway
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Brodhead
Ted Buchanan
Ernest Buchanan
San Diego
Calif
Ernest Buchanans
Lee Buchanan
Ted
David
Girls Jobs Available At Northern Resorts
Itiany B Mills manager of the Janesville district State Employment Service reports a shortage of cabin girls and waitresses in Northern Wisconsin. Jobs open for girls 18 and over until season closes or through Labor Day. Most positions end Oct 1 with some lasting to Nov 15.
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Itiany B. Mills
Janesville
Wisconsin
Mills
Social notes from Orangeville and area
David Haas of Tigerton spent last week with his uncle and aunt, Mr and Mrs John Ann. Mrs Emma Zunker was a Sunday supper guest of her brother Arthur Schroeder in rural Monroe. Mrs Hazel Merrill of Sunnyvale California and Mrs Anna Mellon of Freeport were dinner guests at George Sherbondy’s. Vernon Spaide of rural Freeport visited the Glens. James C Ault of Loring AFB Maine is on 30 day leave visiting his mother Mrs Della Ault. Mrs Ray Folgate and Mrs Loral Metz and three children vacationed at Lake Kegonsa with Mrs Victor Rockey. one day they were in Milwaukee. Sim Wuthrich and Herb Kramer hosted Sunday guests in Cedarville. Mrs Della Ault and Mrs Clarence Barker visited Stockon to see Robert Kappes family. The Kappes are parents of a son born July 20. Mrs Kappes is Vernetta Ault. Edna Ault will stay a couple weeks with Robert and Vernetta Kappes.
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David Haas
Tigerton
Wis
John Ann
Emma Zunker
Arthur Schroeder
Monroe
Hazel Merrill
Sunnyvale
Calif
Anna Mellon
Freeport
George Sherbondy
Vernon Spaide
Glen Bolenders
Herb Kramer
Cedarville
Della Ault
Clarence Barker
Robert Kappes
Stockton
Kappes
Vernetta Ault
Edna Ault
Kennedy's Caesarean births show no fixed limit
Washington doctor says Mrs Kennedy has had four Caesarean deliveries the current average for such births. There is no strict limit on safely undergoing more operations depending on the womb after prior deliveries.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
Thomas Gilday
John Walsh
Unemployment Benefits Dip in Wisconsin July
Wisconsin unemployment benefits paid in July totaled 2,264,900 dollars, down from 2,295,300 in June. At July's end, 19,600 workers were jobless and claiming benefits. last week 21,811 people filed for jobless compensation, up from 19,638.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin
State Industrial Commission
Zeidler calls for state fair funding over World's Fair
Madison Wisconsin officials debate funding a Wisconsin exhibit for the 1964 New York World's Fair. Frank Zeidler says the exhibit would be costly and funds are unavailable while Lt. Gov. Jack Olson emphasizes industry commitments and a three week deadline for a Wisconsin pavilion.
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Madison
Department of Resource Development
Wisconsin
Frank Zeidler
Zeidler
Milwaukee
T Hat
State World’s Fair Commission
Industry
Jack Ol
Olson
Kenosha dog catcher forfeits bond for loose dog
Kenosha's dog catcher Ralph Thomas forfeited a $10 bond in County Judge Urban Zievers' court on Wednesday. The charge is allowing his dog to run loose.
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Kenosha, Wis
Kenosha
Ralph Thomas
Urban Zievers
Couple Tape Daughter Charged With Neglect in Milwaukee
Milwaukee parents of six year old Lorisley Schnabl were charged with neglect after police found her taped to a kitchen chair and left alone for about six hours. The mother Rose Marie Schnabl, 23, was charged with battery for bruises and welts. Detective Stachowiak said she admitted beating the girl with a plastic belt for leaving the house. The father James Schnabl taped her to the chair after the beating.
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Milwaukee
Rose Marie Schnabl
Little Lorisley
Johnston Municipal Hospital
Frank C. Stachowiak
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Wenger
Decatur Lake Club
Oneco
Hustlers Club
Rock County Society
New York
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Buchanan
Glen E. Bolender
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