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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1967
Page
4
The piece argues that studying religious findings and observing church attendance leads to a clear, proven faith. It contrasts superficial visits with months of faithful attendance and Bible study as a method to understand Christianity and bridge the Unknown.
Monroe Wisconsin listing shows James J Wuetrich proprietor of a dining establishment at 1127 16th Ave offering good food seven days a week.
A devotional piece by Rev Gerritt E Mouw urges Hebrews forward from bondage to freedom, linking ancient Exodus hope to 1967 civic and spiritual progress. It asks Monroe churches to foster community welfare, shared responsibility, and open arms within a Judeo Christian framework. The column lists area church calendars and clergy names.
Spring Creek Watershed held a card party with eight euchre tables in the Bank of Brod courtesy room. State Line Trinity Lutheran Church Council met at the Clark home. Union Church Aid in Oakley ran a lunch stand at the Rosheisen sale. The Meinses shipped a registered English Shepherd puppy to St Louis by air express. The Goecks family, Mrs Wunschel and Mr Albright visited in Madison for Sunday dinner. Mrs Bell is convalescing in a Madison nursing home after hospital dismissal. Cleaveland ill at home. Wendlers from Janesville visited Gilbert Wendler in Rock City.
Sunday dinner guests were extensive across several towns including Madison Oakley Juda and Beloit with families of Goecks Wunschel Albright Lud wig Starke Johnson and others visiting. The gatherings included Mrs Martha Goecks in Oakley and Mrs Harvey Schaeffer in Beloit among multiple cross town hospitality events.
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