White Gift event aids Ft Wayne Home and hospital patients
A Christmas program by the Women's Guild of St. John's United Church of Christ in Ft Wayne raised and distributed gifts. Gifts went to Green County Home Hospital patients and $350 was sent to Winnebago Children's Home in Neillsville. The program featured a play A Box of Christmas Memories with a full cast and musical numbers.
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Ft. Wayne
Ind
Women’s Guild of St. John’s United Church of Christ Fellowship Hall
Green County Home Hospital
Winnebago Children’s
Neillsville
Willis Gruenewald
Marcia Kundert
JoAnn Kundert
Betsy Reger
Mary Etter
Linette Brugger
Keith Haldiman
Jill Thomm
Roy Gempeler
Fred
John
Kirsten Kundert
Connie
Jimmy Schott
Julie Pfund
Mary
Carol Swiggum
Marci Ackermann
Heidi Matthews
Mmes
Donald Deininger
Ralph Sacker
John Anderegg Jr
Donald Davenport
Homer Weidman
Bernice Holsapple
Donald Storck
Herbert Pfund
Francis Schott
Helen Altman
Gertrude Feutz
Mrs Digman Honored At Thanksgiving Dinner
A Thanksgiving birthday dinner at the Ben Kubly residence honored Mrs. Fred Digman who recently fell and broke both wrists. Attendees included Digman family members and friends signing her casts. several relatives and two guests from California and Army service were unable to attend.
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Fred Digman
Ben Kubly
Digman
Don Digman
Gary
Ken Digman
Steve
Aaron
Tommy
Keith
Kevin
Richard
David
John Drye
Julia Ann
Richard Kundert
Kathy
Basswood WSCS Plans To Meet at Doyle Home
Basswood WSCS will meet at 8 p.m. Thursday Dec 10 in the home of Mrs. Charles Doyle. The Christmas lesson titled The Birthday of the King will be given by Mrs. Wesley Wessels. A gift exchange is planned and roll call will be answered by a family Christmas tradition.
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Orangeville
Basswood Wscs
Charles Doyle
King
Wesley Wessels
Juda Woman's Club December Meeting Hosted by Mrs Shelton
Juda special December gathering of the Juda Woman's club will be held at the home of Mrs. Lester Shelton. The November meeting was hosted by Mrs. George Newman. Two new members, Mrs. Jerome Kalk and Mrs. Robert Buerger, joined the club. Past district president Mrs. Musgrave spoke on consumer products.
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Juda Woman’s Club
Lester Shelton
George Newman
Jerome Kalk
Robert Buerger
Musgrave
Heck Family Thanksgiving Gathering at Cedarville
Thirty three relatives attended the annual Thanksgiving event at Cedarville Community House. Distants guests included Dennis Wubbena from Forreston Iowa City visitors John McKenna family, Larry Heck and family, William Heck, Roland Heck and Kathy Miley all of Rockford.
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Orangeville
Heck
Cedarville
Dennis Wubbena
Forreston
John McKenna
Iowa City
Larry Heck
William Heck
Roland Heck
Kathy Miley
Rockford
Zion EUB church meeting after potluck Sunday
A congregational meeting at Zion EUB Church follows a noon potluck. The session begins at 1 30 p.m. The notice invites members to attend and participate in church affairs.
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Orangeville
Times
Zion Eub Church
Zimmerman Daughter Baptized at Juda EUB Church
Nan nette Mae Zimmerman daughter of Mr and Mrs Roger Zimmerman was baptized Sunday at the Juda EUB church by Rev Melvin Nickel.
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Nannette Mae Zimmerman
Roger Zimmerman
RNA Meeting Held at Juda House
The November meeting of the RNA of Juda was held at the home of Mrs. Grace Ronspelt. The December meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Russell Carter.
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RNA
Juda
RNA of
Grace Ronspelt
Russell Carter
Meeting Tomorrow at Jordan American Lutheran Church
The Jordan American Lutheran Church Women will hold a regular meeting tomorrow at 2 p.m. at the church. Visitors are welcome.
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Jordan American Lutheran Church
York Church Women Meet Friday at Memorial Church
Women of the York Memorial Church will gather at 2 p.m. Friday in the church. They are asked to donate gift items for Green County hospital such as pens, combs, socks, headscarves, toothpaste, and shaving lotion. Refreshments will be served by Mrs. Olga Tallakson and Mrs. Glen Lee.
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NEW Glarus
The
York Memorial Church
Green County Hospital
Olga Tallakson
Glen Lee
Circle Three of Union Presbyterian to Meet
Circle Three of the Union Presbyterian church will meet at 2 p.m. tomorrow in the home of Mrs. Fred Ammon, 820 9th Avenue.
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Union Presbyterian Church
Fred Ammon
9Th Avenue
Moose Kiddies Holiday Party Set for Monroe
The Moose Lodge to host a Kiddies Christmas Party for children of Moose and Auxiliary members on Sunday afternoon December 13 at Moose Hall. Planned at the previous night’s meeting with a collection for the Robert Huffman family. Richard Newcomer, local governor, to present a family check tomorrow. Building committee discussed remodeling Moose Hall front clubrooms.
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Moose
Moose Hall
Moose Lodge
Robert Huffman
Richard Newcomer
Link Store
Chocolate Shop
Henry Babler Jr
Vocational Education Topic at PTO Meeting
Robert Restau coordinator of vocational education spoke at the high school PTO meeting in the gym. The session covered Vocational Education Past and Present as the freshman class handled the social hour and the VFW presented colors. Rev Lyle Stepheson led devotions before the business meeting led by President Robert Vogel.
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Brodhead
Robert Restau
PTO
VFW
Lyle Stepheson
Methodist Church
Robert Vogel
WRC Unit To Meet At City Hall For Elections
The Wesley WRC will convene at 2 p.m. tomorrow in the women’s clubroom at City Hall. An election of officers will be held and Mrs. Tillman Lunde is appointed refreshment chairman.
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WRC
Brodhead
Wesley W. Patton
City Hall
Tillman Lunde
Mary Martha Circle Yale Event Tomorrow
The Christmas meeting of the Mary Martha Circle WSCS will take place at 7 p.m. tomorrow in the church. A potluck dinner for families, a gift exchange, and a program are planned, with Mmes. Tom Chinn Henry Olson Boyd Atkinson and Will Trow in charge.
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Albany
Mary Martha
Methodist
WSCS
Tom Chinn
Henry Olson
Boyd Atkinson
Will Trow
Lewis Stone Heads Home From Alaska Visit
Lewis E. Stone left Monday for Anchorage Alaska after a visit with his brother and sister-in-law Floyd G Stone at 1017 22nd avenue He is a civil service employee in charge of maintenance at the Anchorage air base His wife also works there He traveled via Los Angeles and Dallas for the Eastern Star triennial assembly then returned to the area He rode as a limousine passenger from Dallas airport with two Monroe residents Mrs Gladys Benket and Mrs Elva Kugler The Stones had ties to Harvard Ill and Monroe Ill with relatives visiting and others moving in from Madison and Juda The piece also notes Floyd Stones recovery at Pinehurst sanitarium and various Thanksgiving gatherings nearby.
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Lewis E. Stone
Anchorage
Alaska
Floyd G. Stone
22Nd Avenue
Vistor
Civil Service
Lewis Stone
Los Angeles
Dallas
Tex
Eastern Star Triennial Assembly
Monroe
Mmes
Gladys Benkett
Elva Kugler
O’hara Field
Ed Wells
Harvard
Ill
Floyd Stones
Arthur Carlson
Paxton
Lewis
Floyd Stone
Pinehurst Sanitarium
Janesville
J and W
Stones
Madison
Juda By Mabel E. Bauer
Mrs Florence Jordan entertained at a family Thanksgiving dinner. Mrs Jessie Pengra spent Thanksgiving with the Helmer Olmstead family in Brodhead. Thanksgiving guests at the Walter Ludwig home included Otto Goecks Oakley Emil Goecks Merlin Klopfenstein and families plus Judy Arnsmeier.
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Rose Clark
Billy
Minnie Ludwig
Juda
Frank Schroeder
Monroe
Ida Vanderbilt
Messrs
Mmes
Francis Romanowski
Presque Isle
Maine
Keith Bartig
Ripon
Mabel Bauer
Delbert Behring
Randy
Dennis
Morris Grenzow
Freeport
Ted Miller
Merle Rosheisen
Winslow
Vickie
Ricky Pinnow
Brodhead
Rose Haman
Jay Nenneman
Chester Schmerse
Ivan Arnsmeier
Marion
Charles Trotter
Clarence Thommen
Lena, Ill
Ernest Thommen
South Wayne
Mike Affolter
Richard Miller
Platteville
Wilbur Trotters
Beloit
Florence Jordan
Jessie Pengra
Helmer Olmstead
Walter Ludwig
Otto Goecks
Oakley
Emil Goecks
Merlin Klopfenstein
Judy Arnsmeier
Simple Classified Ad Teaches Fast Cash From Selling Unneeded Items
A short promotional note highlights quick cash from selling unused belongings through classified ads. It emphasizes ease and personal benefit, urging readers to try this sales method.
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Mrs. Digman
Basswood
Doyle Home
Mrs. Newman
Home Owned — Home Operated
LA Buwis
Holland Brand
Ass‘t Flavors
Idaho
Dole
Heinz
Birdseye Orange
Susan Engstrom
Eric Engstrom
Larry Ziltener
Herman Ziltener
York Church
Perry Reavis
Route 3
Veda
Allen Olson
Mary Noonan
Reavis
Brodhead High School
Madison Academy of Beauty Culture
Cut and Curl
Warner Brake and Clutch Co
Mary Martha Circle
Yale
Fashion Report
Mabel E. Bauer
Gasset Artemis
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