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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1964
Page
4
Rev James Lyles continues nightly sermons at Argyle Methodist through Friday and now moves to Lamont Methodist for an eight night New Life Mission starting Sunday at 8 pm. Pew captains invited church members to attend and a nursery is available.
The Zwingli United Church of Christ aid society met in the Parish House. After quiet music and a reading, the Circle voted to donate 300 dollars to the Synodical Appeal via Zwingli church.
Seventy six participants gathered for World Service Project activities including 82 school bags collected. Department Chairman gave reports. Mrs William G Meier and others led the program with songs, a playlet, a film on traditions of other countries and refreshments for 40 members and seven guests.
A group of relatives and friends surprised Mr and Mrs Lee Dwyer on their twenty fifth wedding anniversary. They received a gift. Attending were Delmar Cooley and Theodore Jensen and Donna of Beloit Ivan Cowell Brodhead Clifford Jensen Orfordville John Janssen Freeport and Stanley Hull Allan Heitter.
Mr and Mrs George Maloney of Rockford have sold Margie’s women’s apparel to Mrs John Pengra. The store will be renamed Kay Ann’s under new ownership.
The South African government refused an entry visa to American trumpeter Louis Armstrong. The government gave no reason for the refusal and it is presumed Armstrong was denied because he is a Negro.
Linda Erickson, 16, a junior at South Wayne High School, won The Voice of Youth contest sponsored by The Chicago Tribune. Her winning article titled Early Morning will be published in the Tribune Sunday edition, and she will attend a Chicago banquet next Spring with other winners.
Linda performs on oboe and bell lyre in the school band and sings in mixed hours. She serves as secretary of the 4-H club and works on the Hi-Lites newspaper staff. Linda plans to become a teacher after attending the University of Wisconsin with Mrs. Rosemary Peterson as her approving English teacher in South Wayne.
Joyce Pagel is elected president of the Washington Center 4-H club with John Wasserstrauss as vice president Mary Sulzer as secretary Ronnie Smith as treasurer and Janice Pagel as reporter Mrs Montgomery Chesebro leads the club Three new members Gretchen Zimmerman Calvin Wasserstrauss and Larry Leutenegger joined The January meeting is set for January 25 at the Darrell Pagel home The November meeting was at the Rolland Ritschard home.
Donna Douglas owner of Donna's Beauty Nook in Brod head finished an advanced hairstyling course under Leo Passage. Passage is noted for international awards and over 100 world championship trophies. Models for her Madison classes included Mrs Harold Ambler and Mrs Ralph Hanson.
Pvt. Duane Spring, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Ringhand of New Glarus, is set to depart Fort Leonard Wood Missouri on Friday for his Germany assignment. His parents and sister Debbie, along with Mrs. Milton Babler, drove home Monday after visiting him at the base.
Joseph Kollar, 60, a deaf mute, sues for 150000 claiming he cannot use sign language after losing four fingers in an industrial accident. Suit filed against two companies connected with manufacture of a machine that broke while in use.
Former Vice President Richard M. Nixon elected chairman of the Boys Club of America succeeding the late Herbert Hoover who led the 104 year old organization for 28 years until his death last month.
London reports the Beatles reclaiming the British top spot as I Feel Fine soars to number one just three days after release. Ringo Starr faces tonsil surgery at University College Hospital tomorrow but stays upbeat, saying I feel fine.
Santa Barbara California actor Paul Muni aged sixty nine has been released from Cottage Hospital after a month of treatment for a heart condition. Physicians said he was much improved. Muni has lived in semi retirement since 1962.
The West German government intends to add about one thousand miles of autobahns by the end of the decade, expanding the national expressway network and boosting transportation capacity.
The Agriculture Department reports farm product prices are 3 percent below last year with little prospect of improvement before year end. November prices fell 1 percent largely due to declines in fruit and meat animals, offset slightly by gains in milk, potatoes, and tomatoes.
A compact guide urges using classified ads to solve problems quickly and save time. It highlights efficiency, practicality, and everyday usefulness of this traditional listing format.
Narcotics agents watched Phillip Weinshenker, 20, cultivate a roof garden producing 395 marijuana plants. He pleaded guilty for the greenhouse like setup, received a $1000 fine and three years probation in Criminal Court on Monday.
A British Gurkha patrol reported by a military spokesman killed six Indonesian guerrillas in a jungle clash in Sarawak Malaysia. The encounter occurred in Borneo's Sarawak region during ongoing counter insurgency operations.
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