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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1971
Page
3
Readers debate married life and sexual fulfillment as Abby fields a column from a reader signed Resigned. Letters recount struggles with unsatisfying marriages, calls for honesty, and the tension between security and personal needs.
The Social Service Chapter Night drew 34 members as Mrs. Rufer led the program with Christmas songs by Linda and Debbie Krauss and Jane Schmerse. An award to the Monroe chapter honored their year. The event included a party, lunch, and prize drawings. A 50th anniversary celebration is set for December 15 with enrollment and a potluck, gifts, and attire reminders.
The Cootie Pup Tent Read Arrow 32 of Platteville initiated members on November 28 in Platteville. The ceremony featured Walter Marty and officers, with new members including Orson Yule Treat and several named by role. A dinner by Platteville VFW Auxiliary followed. Ruth Circle Grace Lutheran planned a 1:30 pm meeting with a Christmas program and lunch.
TO BE WED Sharon Joanne Sweeney and Airman Gerrold Lee Graham plan a December 26 wedding at Community Church in Martintown. Sharon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fredrick Sweeney of Juda, attended Juda schools. Graham, son of Mrs. James Graham of Freeport, is a 1970 Freeport High School graduate stationed at Tinker Air Force Base in Oklahoma.
Knights of Pythias held a Thursday night meeting at IOOF Hall to finalize Christmas plans. ThePythian Sisters and Knights party is set for 3 p.m. December 14 with supper and a card party. A Children's Christmas Party for Sisters and Knights children is planned for December 19 at IOOF Hall. Parents should bring a $1 gift labeled with each child’s name. Treats and refreshments will be provided. Twenty members attended. The next meeting is 8 p.m. December 16 in 100F Hall.
Darlyne Jeannette Sellnow Rt. 1 Argyle welcomed daughter Kenara Jo born Dec 1 at St. Clare Hospital. Father Kenneth Sellnow died in an April 3 auto accident. Maternal grandparents Marion and Dickau Rt 1 Argyle. paternal grandparents Donald Sellnow Rt 1 Browntown. Great grandfather Roy Sellnow and other relatives listed.
At the Alpha Mu Chapter business meeting held in The Casino Monticello the group voted to send a contribution to Inja Hong a Korean doctoral student at the University of Wisconsin Madison. Mrs Julian Paulson presided. Future meeting set for February 15 at Grants Maple Grove Inn Monroe.
Senior and Mrs Japharien of Rt 2 Monticello were honored at two surprise parties marking their 25th wedding anniversary on November 24. The celebrations honored the couple with family friends and neighbors in attendance.
Evansville couple Mr and Mrs Orno Ringhand plan a 2 5 p.m. December 12 open house at Village Square Restaurant to mark their 50th wedding anniversary. They married December 15 1921 in Evansville and have a daughter Mrs Richard Trumpy and son Phillip with eight grandchildren and one great grandchild.
Daniel Lee is the newborn son of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Vickers of Brodhead born Wednesday December 1 at St. Clare Hospital. The Vickers family includes son Michael, age 3, with Rita Ringhand as the former Mrs. Vickers. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Earl Vickers of Monticello and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ringhand, Rt. 1 Monticello. Great grandmothers are Mrs. Wilma Ringhand of Monroe, Mrs. Mabel Maske of Brodhead, and Mrs. Effie Vickers of Browntown. Dearth's are open weekdays until 9 PM.
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