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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1972
Page
3
A Mass mother rejects a neighbor's suggestion to bathe her son to satisfy curiosity about boys. Glowworm recalls teen love with an older man and its consequences. Readers ask Abby for vote results on an earlier column. Abby notes Don’t Goes lead and promises next week’s tally.
The annual Belleville Community Club picnic runs Friday through Sunday August 18 to 20 at Belleville Community Park. Events include a slow pitch tournament with eight teams, semi finals, an old timers contest, a Sunday chicken barbecue with band music, Home Talent baseball, a water show by Avoca Water Ski Club, parachutists, aerial water fights, and rides by A and B Amusement.
Paul Kammerude of 24th St. is a medical patient at St. Clare Hospital. He was admitted August 10 for treatment of an ulcer and is undergoing tests and observation.
Ten Monroe High School Class of 1934 alumnae and their husbands gathered Saturday at Marco's Supper and at the Trumpy home, continuing a yearly reunion tradition since graduation. Attendees included Swiggum, Bidlingmaier, Cook, Bennett, Coon, Sheeler, Bartels, Drye, and Morrison couples, with Morrison as the tenth couple in Denver.
Five Monroe Jaycettes were among about 76 Jaycettes from 20 Region III chapters attending the annual Summer Planning Session held Saturday at Boscobel. Judy Cornell welcomed attendees while state officers Larry Leopold Grace Spalding and David W. Smith spoke. Monroe delegates included Les Bieneman James Bartholf Ed Grabow and others.
Mrs. Hester Schwartz hosted the August meeting of the Green County Regional Writers Club at her home. A lunch followed by a short business meeting. scrapbook duties were assigned to the secretary. Members read writings and shared poems and tapes, with several attendees named afterward.
Sixty members attended the Monroe Country Club Auxiliary meeting on August 9 at the Club with guests including Mrs. Donald Cook of Annandale Virginia, guest of her mother Mrs. Herbert Ainsworth and Mrs. Frederic Van.
Argyle Mrs Clifford Penniston and Mr and Mrs Jack Larson and family from Juneau spend a week at the Harlow Larson home while his parents vacation. Mrs Mattie Enger Mrs Marie Rogers and daughter Elaine of Madison visited Louis Larson. Voast from Hawaii visited Mrs John Figi and Mrs Robert Tschudy stayed with Mrs Edward Mueller. Table decorations used crab apples donated by Mrs Melvin Will and arranged by the hosting committee. Bridge winners were Mrs Van Voast Mrs Richard Wright and Mrs Leon Geiger. Thirty golfers played and prizes went to Mrs Perry Power Mrs William Moon Mrs William Park and Mrs Paul Bouda.
The Rose Elmer family of Monticello held a reunion July 30 at Kubly Park in rural Monroe. Attendees included Vernon and Judi Elmer, Duane Shippy and families, Dave Pederson and families, Melvin Elmer and families, James Tresner, Hans Neuenschwander and David, Edward Neuenschwander, Sylvan Elmer, Scott and Guy, plus many relatives from Madison Burlington Evansville Beloit and New Glarus.
About 40 relatives attended the annual Goecks reunion Sunday at the Walter Ludwig home Rt. 1. Attendees came from Rockford Monroe Juto Milwaukee and Monticello for games and prizes. Officers are Edwin Goecks president Werner Rutsch treasurer and Mrs Jerry Ladwig secretary.
Mt Horeb vows ceremony for Julie Margaret Guenveur daughter of Dr and Mrs R L Guenveur Mt Horeb to a fiancé is reported with formal church attendance and family detail in this fragmentary notice.
Miss Beverly J. Nolty, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Myron Nolty of Argyle, was honored at a surprise bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Robert Moen in Monroe. Co hostess was Miss Brenda Broge with guests including the honoree’s mother and several ladies. the event noted in small town social columns. The couple, both Wisconsin graduates, plan to live in Madison after, with Mr. Wesson employed by General Foods.
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