Universalist Aid Society Christmas Party Highlights
Girl Scout troop 11 performed folk dancing and singing at the Universalist Aid Society Christmas party in the church parlors. JoAnn Zwygart sang Messiah with Olga Ruth, the junior high sextet included Joan Knaack Judith Norder and others, and Harriet Carson read The Little Gray Lamb. The nominating committee, chaired by Mrs Adolph Levy, set plans for the January 1950 election and Rev John E MacMartin and wife were welcomed as the new minister.
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Universalist Aid Society
Troop 11
Beverly Banks
Nancy Kohl
Nancy Stauffacher
Patsy Ruehlman
Donna Gustafson
Donna Grant
Jean Sacker
Judith Frey
David D. Ruehlman
Handel
Messiah
JoAnn Zwygart
Olga Ruth
Joan Knaack
Judith Norder
Barbara Foley
Ann Kofoed
Jeanette Duerst
Little Gray Lamb
Harriet Carson
Mmes
Adolph Levy
John A. Becker
Arthur P. Benkett
Quiet observance marks 54th Blumer anniversary
Adam and Mrs. Blumer will quietly observe their 54th wedding anniversary at their home 1737 14th Street. Married December 12, 1895 in Monroe, the couple lived on a Washington township farm and later he became brewmaster at Monroe brewery retiring in 1939.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Blumer
14Th Street
Blumers
Monroe
P. A. Schuh
Blumer
Switzerland
Benedict
Magdaline Nuehschwander
Washington Township
Adam
Marguerite Blumer
Monroe Brewery
Mr. Blumer
Pecatonica River
Judith Norder Heads Junior High Council
Judith Norder daughter of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Norder was elected president of the junior high school student council during homeroom elections Thursday. Nine homeroom commissioners join her on the student representative council: Gladys Rhyner Rose Mary Purcell William Heinzelman Jane Thompson Sandra Scherer Gry Larson Gary Rupnow Stalder and Jeanette aera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judith Norder
Kenneth Norder
8Th Street
Gladys Rhyner
Rose Mary Purcell
William Heinzelman
Jane Thompson
Sandra Scherer
7Ry Larson
Gary Rupnow
Stalder
Jeanette Aera
Washington Aid Plans Yearly Christmas Party
Washington Reformed Aid society will meet at the parish house Wednesday for the annual Christmas program. Each member will bring a guest. Cash donations and offering boxes will be turned in. Hostesses will be Mines. 77 W. Blum, chairman, Bently, Herman Ritschard, tom thur Holcomb, Robert Holcomb sr., Clarence Eimer sr. and Edna Schuler.
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Monticello
Washington Reformed Aid _ society
W. Blum
Bently
Herman Ritschard
Tomthur Holcomb
Robert Holcomb Sr
Clarence Eimer
Edna Schuler
New Glarus Bridge Club Hosts Tuesday Meeting
Mrs Emil Kaeser entertained members of her bridge club Tuesday afternoon at New Glarus Times Special. Attendees included Mmes Fred Tschudy John Kundert Harlan Wernle E D McQuillan Barbara Werndli Oswald Altman Alvin Ott Clarence Hoesly with substitutes Mrs Jacob Hefty Mrs John Leidel and Mrs Joe H Hoesly.
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Entertains Club
New Glarus
Emil Kaeser
Bridge Club
Mmes
Fred Tschudy
John Kundert
Harlan Wernle
E. D. McQuillan
Barbara Werndli
Oswald Altman
Alvin Ott
Clarence Hoesly
Jacob Hefty
John Leidel
Joe H. Hoesly
Wayland club to lead Sunday worship at Baptist Church
Young Baptist students from the Wayland club Madi son will lead the Sunday morning service in the pastor Rev C J Tingley absence. Rev Tingley is patient at St Clare hospital. A fellowship dinner will follow the service.
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Wayland Club
Madison
The
Baptist Church
C. J. Tingley
Tingley
St. Clare Hospital
Juda Plan Yule Operetta The Toys That Had to Wait
Juda grade children will present the Christmas operetta The Toys That Had to Wait Tuesday and Wednesday evenings at 8 in the high school auditorium. Treats will be given to the grade and pregrade children.
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Juda
Dinner at Monticello to Honor Mrs Leonard on 84th Birthday
A dinner December 18 at the Curtis home in Monticello will mark the 84th birthday of Mrs. Charles Marty Leonard. Hosts include her oldest son Fred C. Marty and oldest grandson Lawrence. The celebration gathers immediate family. Mrs. Leonard, born Rosina Hefty, has 29 grandchildren and 35 great grandchildren among a total of 104 relatives.
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New Glarus
Charles Marty Leonard
O. D. Curtis
Monticello
Leonard
Rosina Hefty
Fridolin Hefty
Monroe
Washington Township
J. C. Marty
Washington Area
Marty
Henry Loveland
Martys
E. W
Jacob Marty
Lovelands
J.C. Marty
Charles Leonard
Henry Gesslers
Monroe Common Council Proceedings December 6 1949
Monroe Wisconsin adopts 1950 budget and tax levy approves extension of sewer work on Seventh street authorizes Moe property purchase for veterans housing grants pharmacist and operator licenses issued street light denial and easement approvals for water and disposal projects plus a special claims adjustment committee formed and instructed to meet after adjournment
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Planning Commission
Plan Commission
F. A. Buehler
B. J. Dunwiddie
E. J. Norton
Zenno Gorder
Arthur C. Benkert
C. J. Goetz
Monroe Country Club
Milwaukee and St. Paul
Recreation Park
B. J. Dinwiddie
Director of Public Works
Committee On
Madison
Graduate School
University of Wisconsin
Z. A. Gorder
Monroe
Frank Boeck Jr
Water Department
Board
Public Property Committee
E. M. Scheflow
Joseph Schwarzenberger
7Th Street
26Th Avenue
Board of Public Works
Chamber of Commerce
Water and Light Committee
Schiller Blue Print Co
Albert Hirshbrunner
Hall Terial
Welding Co
Street Lanz Hardware Co
Ous
Dis- Light Co
Ace Paraham
City Hahn
Bruni-Miller Co
Ap Sewer
Monroe Ditch Diggers
Re- Nagel Hart Co
de- Monroe
John T. Etter
Re- Bauman ‘Ace
Fuel Co
Alderman Meythaler
Keel
Milwaukee
Alderman Norton
Finance and Taxation Committee
Finance and Taxation
Wisconsin
City of
Floyd Matzke
Herman L. Schindler
Common Council
State of
Committee On Finance and Taxation
Municipal Reserve Fund
Municipal Pension Fund
Fierd Matzke
Alderman Schindler
Green ‘County
Matzke
Alderman Matzke
Schindler
Norton
Seventh Street
Twenty Sixth Avenue
H. H. Moe
Sebastain Laeser Jr
O. L. Hare
L. G. Forcade
Meythaler
Edward M. Mees
15Th Avenue
17Th Avenue
Sebastian Laeser Jr
Burnett Briggs
11Th Street
Council of the City of
Committee On Water and Lights
Highway 69
5Th Street
Letha Thorp
Water Department of
10Th Street
5Th Avenue
City Limits
Public Service Commission
Alderman For
Bolender
Buehler
G. S. Soseman
Barlow Chosen Worthy Matron Of Monticello Chapter
Mrs Wallace P Barlow was elected worthy matron of Monticello Eastern Star at the Thursday meeting. Officers include M C Lynn as worthy patron and Mrs John Gempeler as associate matron. A candlelight welcome honored transfer Mrs H A Becker and Mrs Barlow sang two solos. Refreshments followed.
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Monticello
Wallace P. Barlow
Eastern Star
M. C. Lynn
John Gempeler
C. M. Stauffer
Mmes
Henry V. Baebler
Willis J. Marty
W. D. Elmer
John Ponyicsanyi
F. W. Voegeli
Kiel Heads Monroe Knights of Pythias Lodge
Alton V. Kiel was elected chancellor commander for 1950 of the Monroe Knights of Pythias lodge. Herbert H. Stautfacher will serve as vice chancellor. Other officers include Frederick J. Sarles prelate Floyd Maizke master of work A. R. Steele financial secretary and secretary Paul Knoll treasurer Henry Babler Jr master-at-arms Gerald Kiel inner guard John Matzke outer guard T Roy Everson G L representative An installation is planned jointly with the Pythian Sisters in early January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton V. Kiel
Monroe Knights of Pythias Lodge
Herbert H. Stautffacher
Frederick J. Sarles
Floyd Maizke
A. R. Steele
Paul Knoll
Henry Babler Jr
Gerald Kiel
John Matzke
T. Roy Everson
Yule Program Given by Brodhead Civics Club
Mrs C R Mason and Mrs Donald Edwards led the Christmas program at the Woman's clubrooms. The Civics club heard the Pythian Chorus under Mrs Elliot Thomas with Laura Garde on piano, readings and songs including He Shall Feed His Flock Oh Holy Night and Christmas Without Johnny. Tea committee included Mrs R K Stephens S H Stair Ross Alin Hale Grover with Mrs Stanley Wraight serving.
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Donald Edwards
Mmes
R. K. Stephens
S. H. Stair
Ross Alin
Hale Grover
Stanley Wraight
Christmas parties noted for Homemakers clubs
About 75 people attended the Friendship Homemakers Christmas party at Community hall with a 7 pm supper and a film shown by Elmer Asmus. Gifts were exchanged and children received treats. At Valley View, Mrs. Ernes Scheidegger hosted a Christmas party with carols, games, prizes, and a potluck dinner after a business meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Homemakers Club
Community Hall
Elmer Asmus
Wisconsin
Valley View
Valley View Homemakers Club
Ernest Scheidegger
Walter Gertsch
William Leopold
Clarence Falk
Joyce Bechtolt
Juda News Notes and Local Visits
Kenneth Jones of Madison spent Wednesday with E. E. Matzke while Rev. F. F. Jordan of Elgin Indiana visited relatives here and enjoyed supper at the Sam Walters home. The article also notes that the peanut, a Brazil native legume, is part of the pea family.
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Kenneth Jones
Madison
E. E. Matzke
F. F. Jordan
Elgin
Sam Walters
Brazil
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