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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1965
Page
3
Social events report the vows of Miss Joan Marie Shoup and Dr. Allen W. Schuetz at the Brown Deer Methodist Church in Milwaukee area suburbia. The ceremony featured Rev. Arnold Nielsen and music by Patricia Keller. The couple plans a home in Minneapolis after a Wisconsin to Illinois academic move.
Marshall Rae Krebs was honored on his seventh birthday at a party at his parents home. The North School second grade attended with games and prizes. Ice cream and cupcakes were served as Marshall's family and classmates joined in the celebration.
Mrs Sue Sass county home agent spoke on flower arrangements and showed samples at the Future Homemakers of America meeting at Monroe High School. She was given a red rose and vase in appreciation. Sixteen senior and six junior high girls attended the FHA Fall Rally in Sun Prairie on Nov 20 with eight schools represented.
Circle 3 of the Union Presbyterian Church will meet at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Mrs. Fred Ammon's home 820 Ninth Ave. Mrs. P. C. Hunt will lead devotions and Miss Lola Burdick will head the program.
Mrs. C. J. Klooster entertained her bridge club at her Monticello home last evening with refreshments served.
Beloit College art historian Dr. Lewis W. William II will discuss Stained Glass Windows during the Woman's Club of Monroe meeting on Wednesday December 8 at 7 30 PM in the Ludlow Memorial Library Children's Room. The session is organized by the department of fine arts with co chairs Mrs. Thomas Cunningham and Mrs. William Thurber and a large committee of club members.
The St. John's Ladies Aid meets at the church tomorrow at 2 30 p m to view the film Christmas Through the Ages. Mrs Fred Fritz provides devotions. Mrs Emil Sutter and Mrs Bertha Steinman chair the event with their committee serving refreshments. A brass quintet led by Steve Neuburger performs Christmas music.
Miss Jean A. Keane of Madison and John F. Matzke wed in St Bernard's Catholic Church Middleton on Saturday November 20 at 11 a.m. The ceremony was attended by Miss Keane's parents Mr and Mrs Raymond Keane of Richland Center.
The ceremony united Middleton and Madison with bride and groom tied to UW graduates. The bride wore a lace trimmed empire gown with a white satin train and illusion veil. Mrs. Dalton served as matron of honor and Betty Rott was bridesmaid. Maurice Matzke and Thomas Leverhaven stood as best man and groomsman. Peter Townsend and Owen Lamb were ushers. The couple, both UW graduates, plan careers in art teaching and personnel work at Wisconsin Central Colony.
The annual Homemakers Christmas Fair starts at 1 p.m. Saturday in the elementary school gym. A Homemakers Chorus concert will be held along with holiday displays and demonstrations. Refreshments are served between 2 and 3 30 p.m.
Mrs. Martha Taylor, a Chicago woman with eight children, moved to Evansville to escape slums. Returning from Thanksgiving in Chicago, she found the one room schoolhouse stocked with food clothing and bedding. Over 100 donations came from locals including beds furniture and a TV.
The attack aircraft carrier Independence will return to Norfolk on December 13 after action off Viet Nam costing twelve crew dead and six missing nine combat planes lost.
New York singer Sophie Tucker, 77, was released after a monthlong stay for diagnostic tests. Her brother and manager, M. C. Abuza, said she is feeling fine. In Phoenix, Mrs Barry Goldwater recovers at St Josephs Hospital after hysterectomy and tumor removal during a 1 hour 40 minute operation. Hospital says she is in good condition.
Mrs William Miller wife of the 1964 Republican vice presidential nominee is reported in good condition at Meyer Memorial Hospital after a Tuesday car collision in Amherst. She suffered a concussion and bruises in the wreck involving another vehicle.
The Queen Mother made her first public appearance since influenza by attending a Hello Dolly preview in London Tuesday night. She wore a pink silk dress and a diamond tiara and met star Mary Martin and the cast backstage after the show.
John A Gronouski the new U S ambassador and grandson of Polish immigrants drew a tumultuous welcome in Warsaw as his train arrived at the station. At least 1000 Poles lined the platform shouting long live the ambassador and greeting the former postmaster general.
Gronouski steps from the train as the platform fills with applause. He moves along shaking hands amid remarks from the crowd including wishes for fruitful work and expressions of solidarity on behalf of thousands of Poles.
Harley Seuser national representative of the National Association of Real Estate Boards will discuss Why Realtor during the Walworth County Board of Realtors December meeting. The event is Thursday Dec 9 at Coach House Inn Elkhorn with Dutch treat dinner at 7:30. Seuser resides in Darien and has given over 1,200 talks across 48 states and many civic groups since 1959.
Alex Selleck, owner of a Hartford downtown shop, says a young woman pointed a pistol at him during a fitting and forced him to the store room. She then escaped with $50 from the cash register Tuesday night.
U S District Judge James E Doyle denied artist in residence Aaron Bohrod of the University of Wisconsin a request to block the federal government from presenting his income tax case to a grand jury. The IRS accuses Bohrod of reporting $5673 in 1958 painting sales. the court will issue detailed findings later. He claimed rights violations and fraud in obtaining information.
A jet fighter slid into a hangar during landing at Elmendorf Air Force Base in Anchorage Tuesday night, igniting a fire that destroyed the $1.2 million structure.
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