New Act Aids Mid-term Grads
Young men finishing high school mid term in 1956 can meet a six month Army Reserve obligation under the Reserve Forces Act so they can enroll in fall college. Those 17 to 18.5 years old report in January and finish by July, enabling early job or school entry. Training spans eight weeks basic at a nearby institution, with advance training in infantry, artillery, armor, and technical services. Wisconsin youths likely train at Fort Leonard Wood.
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Reserve Forces Act
Oes
Army
Progam
Ready Reserve
Army Reserve
Wisconsin
Fort Leonard Wood
Artillery
Medical Corps
Corps of Engineers
Signal Corps
Transportation Corps
Ordnance and
Quartermaster Corps
Monticello Social Notes From Mrs Curtis column
Monticello residents report visits and travel. Clarence Elmer Sr and Mrs Waldo Zimmerman were in Monroe on Tuesday. Miss Marie Pagel of Belleville visited the William Pagel home over the weekend. Albert Knobel visited Mrs Hilda Weenie, patient at St Clare hospital. Harvey Milbrandt and daughter Carol, John Baebier and Helen Stauffer drove to Plymouth where Carol stayed to resume studies at Mission House College. Mrs Bertha Keller and Mrs Hazel Kundert spent Friday in Madison. Mrs F H Steinmann returned Tuesday from New Glarus visiting Ken Hoesly family. Mrs Charles Rolph Sr left for Milwaukee to spend weeks with daughter Mrs William Brey and relatives.
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Clarence Elmer Sr
Waldo Zimmerman
Monroe
Marie Pagel
Belleville
William Pagel
Albert Knobel
Hilda Weenie
St. Clare Hospital
Harvey Milbrandt
Carol
John Baebier
Helen Stauffer
Plymouth
Mission House College
AR-PAN-EX Promises Quick Relief From Arthritis Pain
An aggressive advertising appeal touts AR-PAN-EX as quick relief for arthritis rheumatic pain with claims of widespread use by victims of sciatica lumbago and neuralgia. It promises rapid relief and money back if relief is not felt, urging readers to believe and act despite doubts.
Church News Roundup of Lutheran and Other Denominations
Church notices list catechetical classes Sunday services and choirs for multiple Lutheran congregations in Monroe and area, with worship times, Sunday school, confirmation classes, and parish events. Evangelical, Methodist, United Brethren, Episcopal, Presbyterian, and Universalist churches across Monroe, Monticello, Orangeville, Browntown, and surrounding towns share service times, choir activities, confirmation classes, youth groups, and seasonal programs led by pastors including Rev. Clarence C. Warfel, Rev. R. F. Bittorf, Rev. A. R. Achtemeier, Rev. Paul Kehle, Rev. John F. Wreford, Rev. Gibson, Rev. King, and Rev. Best.
Monroe church services and schedules listed
Local church listings show Assembly of God Monroe with Sunday school at 10 and worship at 11, evangelistic service at 8, Youth Fellowship Tuesday at 8 15, and prayer Thursday at 8 led by Rev. Howard Bailey. First Church of Christ Scientist Monroe offers Sunday school at 9 30 and worship at 10 45 with healing testimoniesWednesday at 7 45 and library hours midweek. New Apostolic Monroe has worship at 10 and Sunday school at 11 with Wednesday midweek service at 8 led by Rev. R H Scharnweber. Church of the Nazarene Monroe lists Sunday school at 9 45 and worship at an unspecified time.
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Episcopal
Monroe
St. Andrew's
Robert Schwaiger
Acolyte
Trinity Church
Mineral Point
Advent
Brotherhood
Richard F. Hulburt
Shullsburg
St. Michael's
Hulburt
Assembly OF God
Howard Bailey
First Church OF Christ, Scientist
NEW Apostolic
R. H. Scharnweber
Albany Baptist First Church Schedule
Evening Evangelistic service at 7 30 p m Wednesday prayer service at 7 30 p m Rev Albert Pembie Baptist Albany First Sunday school 10 worship 11 a m Choir Thursday 7 45 p m Rev Burton F Moore Juda First Sunday school 10 worship 11 a m Film Our Bible How It Came To Us Sunday 8 p m Women's Prayer meeting Thursday 10 a m Choir Thursday
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Wiota
East and West
West Mission Guild
Waldo R. Wold
South Wayne
Our Savior's
Robert J. Verle
Jordan
Verle
Albert Pembie
Baptist Albany
Burton F
Bomb explodes in Grand Central men’s room no injuries
A homemade bomb detonated in the upper level men’s room at Grand Central terminal last night. Police believe a single offender, active in the city for 15 years, planted the device and may be responsible for similar blasts. Consider Times Want Ads for help.
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New York
Grand Central Terminal
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C. D. Curtis
Wainwright
Church News
Lutheran
Clarence C. Warfel
Mt. Olive
R. F. Bittorf. McConnell
Inl
Richland Salem
Bittorf
Brodhead
St. Peter
Argyle
Aid Society
A. P. Anderson
Adams
M. A Sorenson
Evangelical and Reformed
St. John’s
Women’s Union
Paul C. Kehle
Orangeville
Grace
A. R. Felts
Browntown
Peace
Mantay
Ronald R. Miller
St. Paul’s
Miller
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Women's Aid Circle
A. R. Achtemeier
Washington
Achtemeier
New Glarus
Swiss
Women's Guild
Lynn F. B. Tschudy
Methodist
Lois Nancy Circle
Clifford Geigel
Glen H. Ridnour
John F. Wreford
Wreford
Woodford
Brodnead
John McMurtrey
Paul
Evangelical United Brethren
Eva
Philathea
Edna Mackey
Bernard Bartel
Bethel
Christian Endeavor
Paul J Gibson
Gibson
Clarno
Zion
Irvin A. Lepien
Staver
Lepien
Brooklyn
Robert A. Boettcher
William L. King
Immanuel
Youth Fellowship Methodist Church
WSWS
Women’s Aid Society
Fred Hablen
Presbyterian
WWE
Connors, JR
Church OF the Nazarene
Philcorama
Biggs Swiss Cheese Factory
Alvin F. Rote Co
Biggs Factory
Bruni - Miller CO
John Bruni
Uno Miller
Lincoln
Newsweek
Wall Street Journal
Collier’s
VOGUE
America
Behring Motor Company
Monroe, Wis
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