Christ Child program at St John’s United Church of Christ
Social Events INS for the Christ Child a Christmas program by Janette Woolsey will be presented at the Women's Guild quarterly meeting of St John’s United Church of Christ Tuesday at 745 p.m. The manger scene features Mary, Joseph and the Wise Men portrayed by named parish members with Flor ence Nightingale Dorothea Dix Jane Adams Dr Albert Schweitzer Louis Braille among others. Narrators include Mrs Nathan Deininger Mrs Donald Springer and soloist Mrs Werner Bernet. Program directed by Mrs Herman Legler followed by White Gifts ingathering led by Rev Paul H Oln. Lighted tree decorations set the Fellowship hour sponsored by the Mary Circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janette Woolsey
Women's Guild of St. John’s United Church of Christ
Mary
Hervey J. Hoesly
Joseph
Wilbert Klassy
Wise Men
Anton Goerlitz
Duane Beach
Arthur C. Benke
Herman Legler
Paul H. Oln
Mary Circle
Esther Rebekah Lodge Elects Mrs Mulligan For Noble Grand
Mrs Beatrice Mulligan was elected noble grand at Esther Rebekah Lodge last night in the 100F hall. Officers named include Mrs James Farmer vice grand and Mrs Carl Ault recording secretary with Mrs Ralph Ellis financial secretary and Miss Lois Miller treasurer. Guests were Mrs Carrie Matthews and Mrs Mary Liem. Holly Lodge invites Fort Atkinson for its 50th anniversary on Saturday Dec 9. Next meeting Dec 15 will install officers and hold a Christmas party with gift exchange and four some lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Mulligan
Esther Rebekah Lodge
James Farmer
Carl Ault
Ralph Ellis
Lois Miller
Bernice Holsapple
Rose Zuercher
Carrie Matthews
Janesville
Mary Liem
Ft. Atkinson
Holly Lodge
Fred Rieder
Ben Holsapple
Holsapple
Rebekah
Donna Brinkmeier to Wed Fred Young Jr in Freeport
Mrs. Melvin Brinkmeier of Freeport announces the approaching marriage of her daughter Donna Mae Brinkmeier to Fred Young Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Young Sr., Brodhead. The wedding is planned for Tuesday December 13. Donna Mae attends Dakota high school and works at Micro-Switch in Freeport. Fred Young Jr. is an Oxfordville high school graduate employed at Structo in Freeport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avenad
Melvin Brinkmeier
Freeport
Donna Mae Brinkmeier
Fred Young Jr
Fred Young Sr
Brodhead
Dakota High School
Micro-Switch
Orfordville High School
Structo
Miss Shin to Speak at New Glarus Event
The WSWS of the EUB church sponsors Miss Shin Yeo Sun of Seoul Korea for a public meeting at 8 p.m. Tuesday Dec 5. She will recount Korea’s story in words and music as a Korean folk singer. She is a Korea University literature major with minor in music and works at Monroe library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iar Wesahud
WSWS
EUB
Shin Yeo Sun
Seoul
Korea
Shin
University of Korea
Monroe Library
Mrs Krueger Delivers Lesson at WCTU Meeting
Mrs Krueger presented the lesson at a Women’s Christian Temperance Union gathering held yesterday at Mrs Elizabeth Stuessy home. She read an article on the 1873 founding of the WCTU as Mrs Wesley J Schaper led the business meeting. Miss Clara Zumbrunnen gave devotions titled The House on the Rock. Mrs Schmerse read the Washington letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kruese
Woman's Christian Temperance Uni
Elizabeth Stuessy
Wesley J. Schaper
Clara Zum- Brunnen
Rock
William Schmerse
Washington
Pythian Sister Unit To Elect on Tuesday
The Pythian Sister Unit will elect officers at its Tuesday meeting, starting at 6 30 PM with a potluck dinner in the 100F hall. Mrs Loyd Prien will lead the business session, and committee members include Mmes A R Steel Leon O Schmidt T Roy Evenson and Fred Grimm. New members are invited as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryman
Loyd Prien
Mmes
A. R. Steel
Leon 0. Schmidt
T. Roy Evenson
Fred Grimm
Truman Says AP Threatened to Suppress Speech
Former President Truman accused an Associated Press official of threatening to suppress his critical remarks about the Eisenhower administration. The AP denied any suppression occurred. Truman recounted the call at a St Louis fundraiser and named no identifying official. AP chief William Beale said no such discuss ion occurred.
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ST. Louis
Harry S$. Truman
Associated Press
Gen. Eisenhower
Truman
Democratic Committee
Eisenhower- Nixon
Washington
Associated
National Press Club
Eisenhower
America
William L. Beale
Bureau
Thanksgiving visits and family events in Spring Grove area
Mrs Ida Shepporite of Norfolk visited at nephew Earl Aiken’s during Thanksgiving. Frank Leopold hosted a dinner for daughter Sherri after her Union church confirmation. Alfred Zweifel and sons Michael and Keith toured Freeport to hear Ed Gustafson orchestra at Moose Hall. Michael Aiken has mumps. Otto Uphoff joined Mrs Gilbert Wendler to Beloit then trains to Milwaukee to visit Roy Pinnow. Thanksgiving guests at Sam Wendler’s in Brodhead included multiple Wendler relatives, William Dade, Janesville residents, Monroe residents, Rockford families, Olympia residents, and Sammy Wendler studying for priesthood in Tolentino. Other gatherings noted include Albert Beardsley, Fred Pela, and Henry Lipton families at Carl Montefelts. Leroy Anderson visiting from South Dakota. Duane Proctor with Durand FFA at Chicago livestock show. Alfred Zweifel family visited Clayton Clair in Beloit. Elmer Moellenbrendt and wife honored at 45th anniversary and Michael Moellenbrendt’s confirmation. Wendell Krugwold plans March move north of Wild Rose. Cindy Swain has mumps. Bermuda is composed of 360 islands, 20 inhabited.
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Ida Shepporite
Norfolk
Neb
Earl Aiken
Frank Leopold
Sherri
Union Church
Alfred Zweifel
Michael
Keith
Freeport
Ed Gustafson
Moose Hall
Michael Aiken
Otto Uphoff
Gilbert Wendler
Beloit
Milwaukee
Roy Pinnow
Sam Wendler
Brodhead
Messrs
Mmes
William Dade
Janesville
Jim Lewis
Monroe
Victoria Reber
Marikay
Rockford
Melvin Wendler
Alvin Wendler
Sammy Wendler
Olympia
Sammy
Tolentino College
Mines
Albert Beardsley
Fred Pela
Rock City
Henry Lipton
Carl
Clayton Clair
Elmer Moellenbrendt
Ervin Moellenbrendt
Michael Moellenbrendt
Wendell Krugwold
Wild Rose
Cindy Swain
Legislature In Brief: Tax Bill Amendments Filed in Wisconsin
Six new amendments to Gov. Nelson's tax revision bill were filed in the assembly chief clerk's office. Proposals include making withholding optional, allowing quarterly or annual payments, and a three month grace period for collected withholdings. Exemptions from the three percent sales tax were proposed for tavern furniture, charities, fair admissions, trucks and trailers for lease, plus business telephone calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Nelson
Assembly
David Martin
Reenah
George Belting
Beloit
Glen Pommerening
R-Wat Watosa
Albany Social Guests and Returned Visits Noted
Albany residents hosted and visited relatives across Wisconsin and beyond. A long list of families including Steindorf, Sharer, Herritz, Koval, Patrick, and Trow were mentioned with gatherings at Baraboo Duluth Madison Chicago Monticello New Haven Conn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Sharer
Kim
Priscilla
Eugene Herritz
Stephanie
Madison
Albert Herritz
Baraboo
Rolland Steindorf
Curtis
Glenn
Shirley
Connie
Duluth
Minn
Bessie Smith
Fred Roth
Monroe
James Sharer
Janesville
E. A. Sharer
Alex Koval
Chicago
Sandie Patrick
Fred Schmid
Dewey Anderson
Monticello
Will Trow
New Haven
Bertram Williams
Williams
Wanda Trow
Lifelong Learning Plan Aims To Shape Lutheran Education
A nationwide Lutheran education initiative seeks to transform parish programs from cradle to grave. Led by Dr. W Kent Gilbert IIII, the plan integrates preschool through adult instruction across 6000 parishes in the soon reunified Lutheran Church in America. The curriculum replaces 13 week blocks with yearly units to build continuous learning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jules Loh
New York
Lutheran Church In America
W. Kent Gilbert Iiii
United Lutheran Church In
America
Board of Parish Education
Albert
Sun School
Gilbert
United Lutheran Church In America
Augustana Evangelical Lutheran Church
American Evangelical Lutheran Church
Rural Schools Angels Club Plans Christmas Program
Roll call at the Angels Club of West Clarno school found what I Want for Christmas. Members met in the school to plan a Christmas program set for Thursday December 21 at the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Angels Club of
West Clarno
Kenosha Must Pay For Judge's Cooler
Kenosha County must cover the $250 air conditioner bill for Judge Harold M. Bode after the Wisconsin Supreme Court dismissed the appeal. The case centered on county funds used without formal approval and included a prior jail dispute with County Clerk Richard Lindgren over payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Kenosha County
Harold M. Bode
State Supreme Court
John E. Martin
Sheboygan
Joseph Wilkus
Wilkus
Bode
Platteville Woman 76 Dies After Brief Illness
Mrs. Fred Bertram 76 lifelong Platteville resident died Thursday after a brief illness. Services set for 2:30 p.m. tomorrow at First English Lutheran church. She lived with daughter Mrs Raymond Kabele and is survived by two daughters, two brothers and one grandson. Her husband died in 1951. Funeral home: Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Platteville
Fred Bertram
First English Lutheran Church
Thomas Funeral
Bertram
Raymond Kabele
Glen Hymer
Chadwick
Holstein Association classifies 49 cows for Argyle herd
The Holstein-Friesian Association of America classifies 49 registered Holsteins owned by Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Salesman of Argyle, recently moved from Illinois to Wisconsin. The herd includes one excellent, three very good, 21 good plus and 21 good. Notable records show cows producing up to 22,584 pounds of milk and 837 pounds fat in a year. The couple has bought a farm in Jordan Township, moving their herd from Grayslake, Illinois, where annual milking averaged 15,190 pounds with 560 pounds fat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Lawrence
Argyle
Wisconsin
Illinois
Eldonon Neptune Janice
Sherman Center
Ormsby Viejla
Tober Black Oak Lady
Missy Marie
Jordan Township
Grayslake
Ill
Guardsmen to Receive License Fee Refund in Wisconsin
Governor Gaylord Nelson signed a bill allowing the Wisconsin conservation commission to refund 1961 hunting and sportsmen license fees to residents called into active military duty. Applications must be filed before January 1, 1962. Nelson also approved a measure allowing drugstore permits to be refused if applicants violate pharmacy or narcotics laws or board rules.
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Wiadism We —Avy
Gaylord Nelson
The
Conservation Commission
Wisconsin
Commission
Nelson
Board of Pharmacy
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Women’s Guild
Mulligan
Donna Brinkmeier
Fred Young
Miss Shin
New Glarus
New Aeom
Pythian
Spring Grove
Mrs. Herbert Mohn
Bermuda
Dakota Community Unit
Diane Slater
Jim Suess
David Howdle
Roland Kin Cannon
Gayleen Holste
Roy Hefty
Nancy Kloster
Roberta Clark
William Steindorf
Leslie
C. R. Silver
Madi- Aileen
Albert Larse
William Krueger
Evansville
Clella
May- Thornley
Klosterman Home
Albany
Hughes
Furniture Mart
Turner Hall Club
Turner Hall
National Line
Monroe Evening Times
A Ions
Kenosha
Zenith
Tan Za
Cbs
Zina Ne Laud
Os E
Asl Monroe
Will Eti
N. Johnson
Paul A. Hartwig
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