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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1972
Page
4
Readers debate fair rates for babysitters and the harm of parents sneaking away. A sister-in-law warns about traveling alone 5 year olds, Abby reassures on stewardess care and safety.
Mrs Donna Deininger Kamps and Robert D Ostby exchanged vows in a 430 p m ceremony at Grace Lutheran Church officiated by Rev Larry Pinnow The couple reside at 2504 percent 12th Street Monroe Wisconsin and plan a trip to northern Wisconsin The bride works as a telephone operator for United Telephone Co and the groom is a Kubly Transfer truck driver A reception followed at Hermys Hide A Way Monroe
The marriage took place Saturday at St John s United Church of Christ with Rev William Dushek officiating. The bride, Bar bra Deininger Stuckey, a UW Stout graduate and Monroe High School home economics teacher, wed Ronald Bernhagen, a Juda Senior High science and biology teacher. The couple, residing at 1315 10th St, Jamaica honeymooned a week.
About 80 people gathered August 13 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Wuethrich for the annual Wuethrich reunion. Curtis Gobeli of St. Paul traveled the farthest. Barbara Wuethrich of Monroe organized children’s games. A quartet featuring Hollis Schilt Anna Zettle Robert Wuethrich of Monroe and Karl Brandenburg of Brodhead performed. John Lehman of Orangeville will host the 1973 reunion. The Space Age note recalls the January 31 1958 Explorer I launch from Cape Canaveral marking a U.S. entry into space.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel L. Baker of Monticello announce the birth of their son, Gregg Daniel, on Wednesday, August 9 at St. Clare Hospital. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John J. Marty of Monroe and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Baker of Monticello. Great grandparents listed.
The Monroe class of 1942 held its 35th reunion at Monroe Country Club on July 22 with 95 attendees. Co chairmen were Dean Ableman and Dr John F Caradine supported by a large committee. prizes honored guests traveling far and longest married couples and other fun awards. next reunion set for 1977 with plans led by Ed Niffenegger Jr. Mrs Walter Reger and Mrs Royal Woelffer Jr. Attendees included many from Janesville Madison Rockford and across Wisconsin California and Washington.
John W. Hollis of Belleville celebrates his 91st birthday on August 28 while residing at Monroe Manor Nursing Home since 1969. Born August 28, 1881 in Dalton Arkansas, he taught Sunday school and enjoys Bible study. he and wife Susan Ary had nine children and numerous descendants. Other August birthdays at the manor include William Heins, born August 12, 1923. A wedding of Gregory Quinn and Doris Lelcook at Beth Israel Center Madison was noted, Quinn a UW Madison student and Wisconsin Department of Revenue auditor.
Patients at Green County Hospital enjoyed an August birthday party sponsored by women from Jordan Lutheran Church on Aug. 17. Bingo was the activity. Mrs. Charles Chapman led the program and singing with participants Mmes. Joe Signer, Fred Probst, Rudolph Haskee, Jake Senn, and Oscar Nybroten.
More than 150 people attended the Atkinson Conway picnic on August 13 at the Albany United Methodist Church basement. Officers elected for the next year were Robert Atkinson president Don Conway vice president and Mrs. Gerald Quade secretary treasurer. The Jaycee Jaycette Cornboil follows at 7 30 p m at the Smiths Rt 4 Twining Drive. attendees bring corn and a $2 per couple fee covers brats and drinks. Retiring officers were R Boyd Atkinson president and Mrs. Mary Caldwell Searles secretary. Awards went to the Don Meyer family Fremont Nebraska for farthest distance to attend Mrs Lucille Atkinson oldest person present and Mrs Mabel Conway with the most children. A list of family speakers included Ardyth Trow Meyer Ruth Atkinson Day Mary Atkinson Rogers Gerald Quade Dianne Runans Mohns Jordan Carlson Elvin Conway and Lois Howell.
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