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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1949

Page

3

Social Events Committees Named For Local Sorority

Alpha Zeta sorority selects Mrs. Harry Williams and Miss Dorothy Hannan for charities and Mrs. Paul Ritschards for the program. Dec 19 party planned with 1,600 Christmas goodies to be packed Dec 20 for the Dec 22 community youth event. Luncheon followed a talk by Dr. Alfred E. Leiser on a proposed blood bank and wildlife lecture by Rev. Howard L. Orians.

Harry Williams Dorothy Hannan Paul Ritschards Walter J. Kubly Alpha Zeta Circuit Court Room Court House Marcella Kammerode Olga Voelkli Leo Helen Burkhard

Button Club Hosts Mrs E R Blair With Dolls and Prints

Mrs E R Blair of 2209 8th Street entertained the Button Box club last evening, showcasing old fashioned prints and Blair Do Ed dolls inspired by Kate Greenaway. Guests enjoyed gifts, candles, and dolls dressed as the littlest angel.

E. R. Blair 8Th Street Button Box Club Blair Kate Greenaway

Mrs Dallas Landrum Speaks at Monticello

Mrs Dallas D Landrum of Monroe wife of the Union Presbyterian pastor was guest speaker at the annual bankoffering program of the Women's Guild of Zwingli Evangelical and Reformed church Sunday evening She spoke of missionary work stories from her father’s field and background

Monticello Dallas D. lLandrum Monroe Union Presbyterian Church Women’s Guild of Zwingli Evangelical and Reformed Church Landrum

Christmas Dinner for Masonic Commandery Members

Seventy were served at a Christmas dinner in the Masonic temple hosted by officers and their wives E B Lux Monroe chairmen Sever Gaar cer Albany Chris Stauffer Monticello and Clark A Kleck ner Monroe Mr and Mrs J C Calder were hosts. Christmas decorations and candy canes added festivity. Dr Alfred E Leiser spoke on a county Red Cross blood bank. Knights Templar met and women played cards in the lounge. Bridge honors went to Mmes Fred Galli Frances Germann Monroe and Ben Maddrell Browntown. Canasta honors to Mmes Charles R Kohli A S Peterson and Archie Myers Sr.

Masonic Temple Mmes E. B. Lux Monroe Sever Gaarcer Albany Chris Stauffer Monticello Clark A. Kleckner J. C. Calder Alfred E. Leiser Red Cross Knights Templar Fred Galli Frances Germann Ben Maddrell Browntown Charles R. Kohli A. S. Peterson Archie Myers Sr

Mrs Harold Scherer Elected President Of Grace Missionary Society

Mrs Harold E Scherer was elected president of the Grace Lutheran Missionary Society at a meeting led by Mrs John Holtshopple. Officers include vice president Mrs Myron Jeglum secretary Mrs Robert Kingdon and treasurer Mrs Ben Due. Co-hostesses were Mrs Ray Martin and Mrs William Brunkow. Topic presented by Mrs Oscar Shager was Cooperative Christianity and Mrs Newell Mendenhall reviewed part of the Japan Begins Again mission study.

Harold E. Scherer Grace Lutheran Missionary Society John Holtshopple 10Th Street Myron Jeglum Robert Kingdon Ben Due Ray Martin William Brunkow Oscar Shager Newell Mendenhall Japan

Anniversary Surprise for Woodford Couple

Mr. and Mrs. William Boetker of Woodford were surprised Sunday evening by their children, friends and neighbors marking their 45th wedding anniversary. The social afternoon featured music by Janeen and Melody Wellenkotter and Mr. and Mrs. Warren Martin with many local attendees listed from Milwaukee to Argyle.

Woodford William Boetker Janeen Melody Wellenkotter Warren Martin Messes Mmes Paul Bulhoz William Schmidt Dorothy Richard Douglas Kanitz Herbert Bulholz Milwaukee Harold Boetker Linda Kay Neil Rockford Harold Martin

Local Names List from Browntown and Woodford Area

A readable fragment lists residents and landowners including Warren Martin Alfred Gutzmer Sonja and Larry Sam Pehl Albert Schul R A Grady Gay Wel lenkotter Janeen Mel ody Henry Wieman Joe Scott Marilee Ramona Lewis Clark Walter Gutzmer Margie Mary JoAnn Alfred Henning Foster McQuillan Mrs Ernestine Pehl Mrs Ether Wells Fred Burkhalter and Karen Pickett of Woodford.

Browntown Warren Martin Alfred Gutzmer Sonja Larry Sam Pehl Albert Schulthess R. A. Grady Gay Wellenkotter Janeen Melody Henry Wieman Joe Scott Marilee Ramona Lewis Clark Walter Gutzmer Margie Mary JoAnn Alfred Henning Foster McQuillan Ernestine Pehl Ethel Wells Fred Burkhalter Karen Pickett Woodford

Girl Scout Troop 17 Hosts Mothers Tea in Library

Members of Girl Scout troop 17 hosted a Mothers Tea Friday afternoon in the library Green room. Music was provided by accordion soloists Janet Kubly and Dianne Burgi, pianist Marcia Heuer, and vocalist Joan Markwardt with Kathryn Kofoed. Marcia Heuer and Joan Markwardt served as host pourers.

Girl Scout Troop 17 Library Green Room Janice Kubly Dianne Burgi Marcia Heuer Joan Markwardt Kathryn Kofoed Troop 17 Ray Finch Lowell E. Markwardt

Universalist Dinner Welcomes New Monroe Pastor

A Sunday dinner at 12 30 p m at the Universalist church will greet Rev John MacMartin and his wife of Wolfeboro New Hampshire. MacMartin will give his first sermon as the new minister Sunday morning. The couple left Wolfeboro and are expected to arrive in Monroe tonight or tomorrow to move into the parsonage at 1824 9th Street.

Universalist Church John MacMartin Wolfeboro N. H MacMartin Monroe 9Th Street

Mrs Stair Hosts DAR Meeting At 1615 8th Street

The Daughters of American Revolution will meet at 2 30 p m tomorrow at the home of Mrs Myron Stair 1615 8th street with Miss Harriet Carson as co host. Mrs Robert F Marty will oversee the program and the recordings I Can Hear It Now will be played.

Daughters of American Revolution Myron Stair 8Th Street Harriet Carson Robert F. Marty

Mrs Saunders Feted At Monticello Shower

Mrs Thomas Saunders honored at a pink and blue shower Wednesday evening at the Jacob Legler home with Mrs Legler as hostess. She received a corsage and many gifts and refreshments were served. Attending were Mmes Edward Saunders, Eugene Saund.

Monticello Thomas Saunders Jacob Legler

Local Names Listed in Monroe Area Notice

The notice lists residents including Delbert Blum Herman Blum Bernard Bear Alton Seg ner Miss Lois Albey and Miss Therese Saunders of Monroe. Mmes Ralph Siedschlag and Glen Siedschlag of Juda Robert Hartwig of Belleville Elizabeth Ralph of Monticello and Robert Kingdon of Monroe.

Ers Delbert Blum Herman Blum Bernard Bear Alton Segner Lois Albey Therese Saunders Monroe Mmes Ralph Siedschlag Glen Siedschlag Juda Robert Hartwig Belleville Elizabeth Ralph Monticello Robert Kingdon

PFC Wyss Honored Before Pacific Duty

PFC Carl Wyss of Mobile Alabama arrived for a weeklong furlough with his parents Mr and Mrs Herman Schlittler. Sunday a relatives gathering was hosted in his honor by the Schlittlers with guests including Mr and Mrs John Meier Jr Blanchardville Wilbert Meier Walter Frederic Monroe Mr and Mrs Fred Blum and family Mr and Mrs Armin Loeffel and son Guy. Wyss will depart for duty in the Pacific Saturday.

Monticello Carl Wyss Mobile Ala Herman Schlittler Armin Loeffel Guy Pfc Wyss Pacific

Kathryn Stauffer Engaged to Edward Becker

Monticello announces the engagement of Kathryn Stauffer to Edward Becker of Rockton Illinois. Kathryn, a Cedarburg Public School fourth grade teacher, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Stauffer of Monticello. No wedding date has been set.

Monticello Jacob Stauffer Kathryn Edward Becker Rockton Ill Miss Stauffer Cedarburg

Area Women Invited To Brodhead Meetings

Rev. John F. Schaefer of Elgin Illinois will be guest speaker at the WSWS meeting tomorrow in Brodhead. The event invites area women to attend and hear the talk.

Brodhead John F. Schaefer Elgin Ill WSWS

Evangelical church hosts afternoon meeting with guest speaker

The Evangelical United Brethren church invites women’s organizations from Juda Union Peace and Monroe Evangelical churches to attend an afternoon session starting at 2 o'clock. Rev. Schaéffer will also speak at 7 45 p m. He spent 1934 35 in Germany as a student and traveled widely in Europe and the Middle East. In the evening the Choral Club directed by Mrs. Elliott Thomas will sing.

Evangelical United Brethren Church WSWS Juda Union, Peace Monroe Schaéffer Europe Germany Middle East Elliott Thomas

Tea marks birthdays at Miss Matter home

Three birthdays were celebrated Saturday at the home of Miss Sarah Matter with a tea. Honored were Miss Matter, Mrs. Carl Reuber and Mrs. Ray Dietmeier. The tea table was decorated in lime green and rose. Miss Mary Jane Steel and Mrs. Henry Schadewaldt presiding. Mrs. Walter Grinnell, Mrs. Margaret Barmore and Mrs. Reuber assisted.

Orangeville Sarah Matter Miss Matter Carl Reuber Ray Dietmeier Mary Jane Steel Henry Schadewaldt Walter Grinnell Margaret Barmore Reuber

Philathaea Class Holds Christmas Party at Immanuel Church

Philathea class of Immanuel Evangelical United Brethren church entertained 38 members and four teachers at a church Christmas party last evening. Mrs Alvin C Rabehl led carol singing and Rev Howard L Orians screened movies. Refreshments were served by the committee.

Immanuel Evangelical United Brethren Church Alvin C. Rabehl Howard L. Orians

Plan Skating Party in Browntown and Wayne Township

A Christmas holiday roller skating party is being arranged by the Young Peoples League of Peace church Browntown and St Pauls Wayne township. A bus will transport participants to the event and details follow in the notice.

Browntown Young Peoples League of Peace Church St. Paul’s Wayne Township

Group Heads to Janesville as rink opens to visitors

The group will travel to Janesville and the rink plans to welcome visitors on the opening day. Local organizers emphasize public access and a warm reception for attendees.

Janesville

Children Baptized at St. Pauls Wayne Township

Bruce Keith Fernstaedt and Barbara Ann Winter were baptized during morning services at St. Pauls church in Wayne township. Sons of Walter Fernstaedt and Orville Winter respectively, they received the rite in a church ceremony.

Browntown Bruce Keith Walter Fernstaedt Barbara Ann Orville Winter St. Paul’s Church Wayne Township

Jordan Lutheran Ladies' Aid To Hold Meeting

The Jordan Lutheran Ladies' Aid society plans its annual meeting at 2 p m Thursday in the church parlors with Browntown Times Special reporting.

Jordan Browntown Jordan Lutheran Ladies’ Aid Society

Potluck Lunch Marks Retirement of Mrs Randall Hanson

A potluck luncheon will be served to honor the retiring president Mrs Randall Hanson. She has led the organization with dedication and will step down after years of service.

Randall Hanson

Hostess to Group at Mrs G B Goodart Home

The afternoon group of the Zion Evangelical United Brethren Church will meet tomorrow at the home of Mrs G B Goodart.

Orangeville Zion Evangelical United Brethren Church G. B. Goodart

Attend Cheese Session

Persons from here attending the Wisconsin Swiss and Lim- attendees engage in a cheese session event discussing varieties and production methods.

Monticello Wisconsin Lim

Burger cheese producers meet at Darlington Saturday

A gathering of cheese producers occurred in Darlington this Saturday featuring attendees including Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Elmer Mr. and Mrs. Robert Holcomb Jr E A Bently Conrad Stauffacher William Spring Ray Silver Ed C Hefty Robert Zimmerman Leon Gempel Pete Graber and others.

Burger Darlington Henry C. Elmer Robert Holcomb Jr E. A. Bently Conrad Stauffacher William Spring Ray Silver Ed C. Hefty Robert Zimmerman Leon Gempeler Pete Graber John Dooley Anton Hefty John Elmer Fred C. Marty Sam Baehler

Soybean Story Clarifies Red Grain Origin

A concise note traces the soybean as a valued crop once tied to Chinese red grain lore, highlighting its historical significance and agricultural heritage.

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