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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1972
Page
3
A reader asks about a pregnant dream and its meaning. Abby advises that dreams vary and need context from the dreamer. A wife complains her husband never uses her name and Abby counsels direct, gentle communication and reminds readers of Abby’s mail order booklet option.
Miss Jo Gilberts and Wayne Frank Reiche were married in a 2 pm ceremony Saturday August 12 at Antomenent Lutheran Church Muskego. The bride daughter of Rev Ernest C Gilberts officiated by her father and brother Jon Gilberts. They will reside in Montello Wisconsin after a Canadian honeymoon. The bride is a fourth grade teacher at Montello Elementary. the groom holds a master’s degree and works as 4 H and Dairy Agent for Marquette County.
Davis Babler son of Mr and Mrs Myron Babler wed Kim Michael Babler at Our Saviors Lutheran Church Beloit. Rev Carl Borgwordt officiated with Father Thomas Gillespie. The couple plans residence at University Garden Apartments Whitewater after a wedding trip.
Sunday School classes of Peace United Church of Christ in Browntown host an Ice Cream Social and Supperette on Thursday August 17 starting 4:30 p.m. in the church fellowship rooms. An “Eras of American Music” program and surprises follow at 8 p.m. with Sunday School students joining Green County Barbershop Chorus, directed by Mrs. M. V. Miller.
Mrs. Linda Strothman of Albany welcomed a son named Michael Douglas at St. Clare Hospital on Sunday August 6. He is the fifth generation on his mother's side with grandparents Arthur Schneider Brodhead and Donald Svendsen Browntown and great grandparents Louis Blum Blanchardville and Lillian Schneider Monroe.
Members of O. F. Pinney Woman's Relief Corps No. 24 will meet at 8 p.m. Tuesday in American Legion Hall. Games will follow the meeting.
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