Monroe Woman's Club to Hold Open House Event
The Monroe Woman's Club will host an open house at Idle Hour Farm, home of Mrs. F. B. Luchsinger, on September 26 to mark the club's 70th anniversary. The public may tour the house and visit the Green County Historical Museum on the farm. Hostesses include past president's club members with Mrs. Arthur P. Bekett and Mrs. Peter S. Solomon as general chairs. plans include music in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur P. Benkett
Peter S. Solomon
Tschudys Hold New Glarus Reunion Te
Lovhudy family reunion will be held at New Glarus tomorrow with a dinner in the Zwingli house served by the women of the church. More than 150 are expected to attend. The grandfather of J. Jacob Tschudy emigrated from Switzerland in 1846. Descendants of the three brothers will attend, including J. Jacob Tschudy and guests from Nebraska, Colorado, and California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovhudy
New Glarus
Ainsworth
Neb
Gertrude McBride
Denver
Fred Tschudy
Long Beach
Calif
J. J. Tschudy
Jaycettes Appoint Committees for Get Acquainted Party
Jaycettes board members met at Mrs. Frank C. Stiles home to appoint chairmen for committees. Appointed were Mrs Joe E. Miller program chair, Mrs George Schindier membership chair, Mrs Joseph G Urban publicity chair, and Mrs Jeremy V Ferries social chair. A get acquainted party for potential members is planned for Sept. 1 in the Ludlow Memorial library Green room with Mrs Ferries leading the event.
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The
Jaycettes
Frank C. Stiles
25Th Avenue
Joe E. Miller
George Schindier
Joseph G. Urban
Jeremy V. Ferries
Ludlow Memorial Library
Ferries
Mrs Moen To Note Birthday Tomorrow
Mrs Karen Moen of 1101 E 5th venue Brodhead will observe her 95th birthday tomorrow at her daughter Mrs Ed J Hoffs home in Brodhead where she resides She has one son Torval and two daughters Mrs Hoff of Brodhead and Mrs Clarence Thorson Tawley Minn. Also honored at a Recreation Park picnic were Mrs Elsie Gerber Mrs Daniel Ault and Carl Ault whose August birthdays were noted. About 70 wild relatives of cultivated tobacco were mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moen
Karen Moen
Brodhead
Ed. J. Hoff
Torval
Hoff
Clarence Thorson
Tawley
Minn
Elsie Gerber
Daniel Ault
Carl Ault
Recreation Park
Bruce Blum
Sophie Ault
Marriage of Joanne Ruth Smith and Doral Ethridge
Joanne Ruth Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard M Smith Route 4 and Doral Morris Ethridge son of Mr and Mrs Cecil Ethridge 1029 4th avenue were married at 9 am in St Victor s parsonage Rev E C McCollow officiated. Attendant Barbara Hughes wore yellow net with bouquet white gladioli Best man Michael Hyland. Couple to live at 1903% 10th street after trip. both grads of Monroe area. Also note: Miss Finn spoke on Nursing Ethics at Monroe Catholic Nurses Council meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joanne Ruth Smith
Doral Ethridge
Richard M. Smith
Route 4
Doral Morris Ethridge
Cecil Ethridge
4Th Avenue
St. Victor's Parsonage
E. C. McCollow
Barbara Hughes
15Th Street
Michael Hyland
Monroe
Smith
Monroe High School
Fisher Body Co
Janesville
Polio cases rise to 10 797 for year
The Public Health Service reports total polio cases this year at 10 797, with last week adding 1 612 nationally. Ohio showed a substantial rise to 104 new cases last week, compared with 60 the prior week, as the disease year totals lag behind 1952 and 1953 peaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Public Health Service
Ohio
Galli To MC Turner Program Tomorrow
Frea Wai will serve as master of ceremonies at the Turn and Schwing Club picnic at Baumgartner’s woods west of Monroe on Highway 11 tomorrow. The event starts at 2 p.m. with club members performing turning, followed by a dance at Turner Hall. Hartwig’s Jolly Switzers orchestra will play. Susan Hill of Juda will participate among the women tuners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frea Wai Wit
Baumgartner
County Plowing Contest Aimed For September
County plowing event to be scheduled in September as Green County Farm Foundation plans a date. The county contest precedes the state event set for Sept 30 through Oct 1 at Manawa, and will be held with a land judging contest and a field day yet to be planned by the foundation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anyron
Jegum
Green County Farm Foundation
Manawa
Jeglum
Abandonment Hearing Scheduled Wednesday
An abandonment hearing on charges against Mrs. Sarah Leu tenegger of Monticello was postponed and will be held at 10 a m next Wednesday in County Court. She is charged with abandoning her three children while swimming at the Monticello pool and has been released on a 400 dollar bond. Alamogordo N M, where the first atom bomb was exploded, lies in the Rio Grande valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Leutenegger
Monticello
Alamogordo, N. Mex
Rio Grande Valley
Junior Clothing Winners Listed at Centennial Fair
Winners across Home Furnishings and Junior Clothing divisions include Kay Chambers and Marjorie Ziltener from Monroe, Carol Brunkow and Karen Schlittler of Monticello, and Diana Figi of Argyle among others. The event honors numerous entries such as two hot dish protectors, centerpieces, floral arrangements, curtains, bed and living room items, and a wide range of 4-H clothing classes for ages 10 to open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay Chambers
Monroe
Marjorie Ziltener
Brodhead
Carol Brunkow
Karen Schlittler
Monticello
Nancy Kaderly
Juda
Diana Figi
Argyle
Beverly Starke
Lois Det”wiler
Marjorie Deppeler
Mary A. Erickson
Beverly Kundert
Brod
Kathleen Schutt
Brunkow
Ziltener
K. Schutt
Figi
Mary Stabler
Doppeler
Nancy Feldt
Kundert
Starke
Stabler
Joyce Koch
Marlen Schuetz
Judith Anderson
Chambers
Lorene Eichelkraut
Kaderly
Karen Boeck
Dettwiler
Anderson
Schlittler
Feldt
Eichelkraut
Deppeler
Schultz
Schuetz
Koch
Dorothy Wald
Frautschy
Janice Isely
Judith Lee
Isely
Virginia Lee
Nancy Dickson
Elaine Signer
Lorraine Zimmerli
Shirley Abbott
Colleen Walter
Mary Frautschy
Flower
Signer
Zimmerli
V. Lee
Gayleen’Steensrud
Judith Mauermann
Wald
Barbara Hartwig
Mauermann
Beverly Hintzman
Helen Bollig
Belleville
Hintzman
Jane la Borde
Walter
I Lee
Bonnie V
Dickson
IV. Lee
Barbara Kesler
Bollig
Vanderbilt
Abbott
la Borde
J. Lee
Zentner
Diana Weeks
Kesler
LaBorde
Mary Gutzmer
Woodford
Tamarra Brugger
Cheryl Trumpy
Dorothy Nussbaum
Donna Dellinger
Beulah Hauser
Judith Stauffacher
Genevieve Lewis
Alban
Janet Elmer
Ruth Mahlbuch
Linda Goecks
LaVon Elmer
Monticelw
Beverly Flaherty
Eloise Waelti
Nyla Signer
Brugger
Bonnie Wilson
Deininger
Sharon Coplien
Susan Schindler
New Glarus
Trumpy
Jane Crouch
Mahlbuch
Stauffacher
Nussbaum
Hauser
Mary
Coplien
Goecks
Hoffman
N. Signer
S. Elmer
Rood
Hilliard
Ruehlew
Zettle
Bonnie Arnsmeier
Hollis
L. Elmer
L. Williams
J. Elmer
Crouch
Pauline Kuhnke
Emogene Marti
Linda Loveland
Ison
Flaherty
Ruth Ann Fahey
Boeck
Lois A. Johnson
Lea A. Meyer
Nancy Schutt
Janice Nyhns
N. Schutt
Janet Truttman
Blanchardville
Meyer
Judith Kundert
Ethelyn Peters
Johnson
Pat’ Wiese
Norma Willborn
Joyce Weibel
Beverly Friedrich
Sally Kubly
B. Kundert
M. Schuetz
Mina Flanner
Browntown
Marilyn Keen
Sally Wild
Schneeberger
Monica Anderegg
Sandra Burgi
Cary
Ann Goecks
Keen
Nancy Bauman
Burgi
Kubly
Ann Goodmiller
Wild
Blumer
Janice Updike
Flannery
Anderegg
Stark
Elaine Andrews
Wilma Wuethrich
Babler
B. Kubly
Names in a Wisconsin social page fragment
A readable fragment lists numerous individuals and families with roles and locations such as Monroe Juda Albany and Argyle. It notes outfits for sports and attire, along with several visitors from Beloit Chicago Phoenix Miami San Jose Costa Rica and Syracuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph’ Bridge
Eugene Beley
Beloit
Carol
Beverly Beley
Phoenix
Ariz
Jacob Gruenwald
Mallory
Wisconsin Dells
Melvin Wilson
Chicago
Harrison Grenzow
George Blair
Miami
Fla
Victoria Quiras
San
First to Finish Plan Wesley Moe Farm Terraces Completed
Wesley Moe of Blanchardville completed a county first by finishing terraces on his 110 acre farm. The project began five years ago amid skepticism and included 16 070 feet of terraces and a 500 foot waterway through a north field. Moe reports increased cattle numbers, moisture savings, and will see further benefits with a four year rotation. The Dougherty Creek Watershed Association grew from his efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Moe
Blanchardville
New Glarus
York Township
Nic Calabresa
Moe
Times
Larry Lindgren
Green County
York 1
Route 1
Alvin Moe
Monticello
Nic F. Calabresa
Moesi
Dougherty Creek
Dougherty Creek Watershed Association
Wes
Calbresa
Calabresa
Swiss and Cheddar Cheese Markets Steady to Firm
Wisconsin cheese markets showed steady to firm tones with fair to good demand. Prices rose up to three fourths of a cent per pound, offerings in close balance, Swiss markets near steady and butter markets steady to firm amid ample supply and light to fair demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin
State Department of Agriculture
Frida
Mrs Brand Leaves For Kenosha Funeral
Mrs Henry Brand travels to Kenosha for funeral services of her father in law T Brand 86 who died Wednesday in a Kenosha hospital Major Henry Brand her husband arrived in California on emergency leave from Korea to attend the funeral and they are expected in Monroe early next week Brand was due for replacement in Korea in October but will remain in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Brand
Kenosha
T. Brand
Kenosha Hospital
Major Henry Brand
California
Brand
Monroe
Korea
United States
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Tschudys
Glarus Reunion
Marian Martin
Care of the Times
Pattern Dept
West 18Th Street
New York 11
N. Y
Helen Finn
Monroe Catholic Nurses Council
Miss Finn
Esther Garvey
Ethridge
Shoto
Galli
MC Turner
J. Schuetz
I Kaderli
Wunschel
Mavis Bredeson
Mabie
Dunaway
Blouise
E. Zimmerli
P. Coplien
Seriel
Mauer
F. N. Miller
Beau Mikal
Prince
Blyth
Edmund Purdom
Lanza Linemaascope
Chevrolet
Fisher
America
Marty-Ripp
Chevrolet, Inc
18Th Avenue
Kener
S. Stauffacher Chiropract Johnson Et Eeaidemee
Monroe Evening Times
Commercial Printing Department
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