Two New Members Join G U G G Unit Meeting
G U G G welcomed Mrs. Fred Buehler and Miss Emma Pfister at a Turner Hall session with 71 attendees. A Christmas program followed with carols readings and a gift exchange led by Mrs. J L Babler, and refreshments served under chairmanships of Mrs. Oscar Leck and aides. No December meeting. next gathering set for January 13, 1966.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.U.G.G
Turner Hall
Fred Buehler
Emma Pfister
Mmes
Louise Walder
William Greub
Elizabeth L. Scheidegger
Flora Flader
Herman Schlapbach
John Eley
Mary Elmer
Oscar Leck
Louise Steffen
Emil Stollen
Adolph Brunner
J. L. Babler
Hanna Bindschaedler
Babler
Fritz Messmer
Emma Campbell
Raphael Daly
Cecil Jones
Circles Attend Joint Christmas Luncheon
Washington Circle hosted Zwingli Circle for a 12 30 Christmas luncheon in Zwingli Church Fellowship Hall. After the meal quiet piano music by Mrs Harvey Elmer followed by readings, reports from chairmen, and an essay poster contest announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Times
Washington Circle
Zwingli Circle
Fellowship Hall
Zwingli Church
Harvey Elmer
Alaph Kubly
Werner Hefty
Marvin Freitag
Delbert Moritz
Christmas Party for Staver Church Congregation
The Staver church family Christmas party, hosted by the Room For You Sunday school class, gathered Tuesday evening in the parlor. Don Hatfield entertained with a chalk talk, Rev. Frank Hinebaugh led carols with Mrs. Fred Buehler, and the male quartet sang. A gift of money and a plant were given to Rev and Mrs. Hinebaugh by Mrs. Stanley Priewe, and the class collected a white gift offering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Staver Church
Don Hatfield
Frank Hinebaugh
Fred Buehler
Hinebaugh
Sunday School Class Chooses Mrs Keen
Edith Keen was elected president of the Friendly Sunday School Class of Juda EUB Church at a potluck meeting. Wesley Grenzow became vice president, Mrs William F Matzke secretary, and William F Matzke treasurer. Mrs William Meinert is the teacher. Mr and Mrs Meinert and Mr and Mrs William Norder celebrated anniversaries. the Norders’ anniversary is February 17, 1966.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JUDA
Edith Keen
Friendly
Juda Eub Church
Wesley Grenzow
William F. Matzke
William Meinert
Meinert
William Norder
Meinerts
Navy
Norders
Bryant Couple To Hold Open House In Brooklyn
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Bryant of Brooklyn observe their silver wedding anniversary with an open house from 2 to 5 p.m. at the Brooklyn Methodist Church on Sunday. The couple, married December 12, 1940, have farmed near Brooklyn for 24 years and have one daughter, Joyce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Otto Bryant
Dorothy Miller
Mr. Bryant
Joyce
Newcomers Club Plans Caroling Event in Monroe
Members of the Newcomers Club of Monroe meet at 7 Sunday evening at the First National Bank to go Christmas caroling. They will reconvene at the bank for refreshments and a cookie exchange. Each couple should bring a flashlight and women bring two dozen cookies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcomers Club of
Monroe
First National Bank
Bank
Engagement Announced for Miss Margaret Mills
Miss Margaret Mills of Moorhead Minnesota and Roger Haglund of Pelican Rapids Minnesota announce their engagement. The couple will wed at the Lutheran Church of the Good Shepherd Moorhead on Saturday December 18. Mills a 1963 New Glarus high school graduate and Concordia College junior majors in sociology. Haglund a 1964 Concordia graduate teaches science and mathematics in Borup Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Mills
Moorhead
Minn
Roger Haglund
Pelican Rapids
John Lester
Saugus
California
Lutheran Church of the Good Shepherd
Miss Mills
New Glarus High School
Conecordia College
Concordia
Borup, Minn
Mills
Lester
Barbara Marty
New Glarus
Holiday Party Climax Of Word Filled Year For Regional Writers
The County Regional Writers closed its 1965 season with a Christmas gathering at Miss Marie Spee’s home. Dr. Harriet Amundsen read an original Christmas story, Mrs. Roger Douglas shared a humorous essay, and Miss Helen Zilmer played O Holy Night before carols. A book exchange followed and a winter recess was announced until spring at Ludlow Library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Spee
18Th Ave
Harriet Amundsen
Roger Douglas
Helen Zilmer
Ludlow
Hester Schwartz
Zilmer
Miss Spec
Universal Bible Sunday Observed by Monroe Churches
More than 200 million people worldwide will take part in the Worldwide Reading program of the American Bible Society as Green County M ina Association invites all residents to join. Churches observing Universal Bible Sunday include Assemblies of God Bethel EUB St Johns United Church of Christ Church of the Nazarene Union Presbyterian and Grace Lutheran Monroe with many other congregations participating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Bible Society
Green County Mina Association
Assemblies of God
Bethel Eub
St. John’s United Church of Christ
Church of the Nazarene
Union Presbyterian
Grace Lutheran of
Monroe
Lodge Meets Tonight in Albany Hall for Officers and Party
Janneta Rebekah Lodge meets in Rebekah Hall Albany to elect officers and hold a Christmas party. A gift exchange and potluck supper are planned for members tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Janneta Rebekah Lodge
Rebekah Hall
Lutheran Church Women Elect Co Presidents At Grace
Mmes. Roger Blanc and Dalen Friedrichs were elected co presidents of the Lutheran Church Women at Grace Lutheran Church during a Monday evening general meeting in Fellowship Hall. Miss Chris Wilson spoke on New Zealand with color slides. New officers include Mrs. Arnold Koehn vice president secretary Mrs. Reuben Brostuen treasurer and several committee chairs. Refreshments were served by Martha circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Blane
Dalen Friedrichs
Lutheran Church
Fellowship Hall
Grace Lutheran Church
Chris Wilson
AFS
Monroe High School
New Zealand
Arnold Koehn
Lester M. Johnson
Reuben’ Brostuen
Henry Pick
Mabel Greenwald
James Hufman
Herbert Huffman
Lyle Drake
Joe Kosek
Christian Action
Will Hartwig
Martha Circle
Clarence Grundahl
Clarence Warfel
VFW and Auxiliary Plan Holiday Party
The VFW and Auxiliary announce their Christmas party and gift exchange at the VFW Club House on Sunday December 12 with lunch donated by the auxiliary and a Santa visit. A regular VFW Auxiliary meeting follows in Palmer Hall with a drive for VA Hospital Christmas Cheer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VFW and Auxiliary
VFW Club
Cecil Jones
Santa
VFW
Palmer Hall
VA Hospital
Schedule Reported For EUB Churches
Immanuel EUB in Brodhead and Peace EUB in Brooklyn publish weekly schedules. Immanuel lists Sunday School at 9 50 a m Worship Hour at 10 55 a m Junior Department Christmas Program at 7 30 p m Thursday Junior Choir at 6 45 p m Senior Choir at 7 30 p m Saturday Catechism at 10 and 11 a m YF Caroling at 7 p m. Peace EUB lists Sunday Worship Hour at 9 30 a m Sunday School at 10 30 a m Saturday Catechism at 10 and 11 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immanuel Eub
Brodhead
Peace Eub
Brooklyn
Oilbirds Use Echoes to Judge Space With Clicks
Oilbirds navigate by evenly spaced clicks that echo from walls to measure clearance. The birds time the returning echoes to gauge distance, guiding their flight through tight spaces.
Friendship Women of the Moose Hold Potluck Meeting
Twenty Friendship members of the Women of the Moose held a potluck supper at Moose Hall. Mrs Beatrice Mulligan conducted a brief meeting. Euchre was played with prizes awarded. High honors went to Mrs Charles Schadewaldt and second high to Mrs August Kirth. Mrs Fred Krebs won the door prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the Moose
Moose Hall
Beatrice Mulligan
Charles Schadewaldt
August Kirth
Fred Krebs
Son Born to Sgt and Mrs Disch at Camp Lejeune
Sgt. and Mrs. Harvey W. Disch announce the birth of a son on Pearl Harbor Day at the U S Naval Hospital Camp Lejeune North Carolina where Sgt Disch has been stationed for a year. Mrs. Disch is Diane Hoesly daughter of Mr and Mrs John Hoesly of Monroe and Sgt Disch is the son of Mr and Mrs Willis J Disch of Monticello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Annis
Beloit
Susan Odette
Ronald Goecks
William Goecks
Brodhead
Miss Annis
Central High School
Madison
Kenneth J. Mara
Thorp Finance Corp
Monroe
Glenn D. Hammitt
Mara
Thorp
Platteville
Richland Center
Wisconsin State University
Clem F. Mara
Prairie du Chien
Disch
Harvey W. Disch
Pearl Harbor
U.S. Naval Hospital
Camp LeJuene
North Caroline
Diane Hoesly
John Hoesly
14Th St
Sgt. Disch
Willis J. Disch
Monticello
Daughters of Hartwig Family Welcomed in Madison
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Hartwig of Madison are proud parents of Susan Ellen born December 7 at St. Mary’s Hospital Madison. Mother Elfriede Dietz, Bauersbach Germany, is the former. Maternal grandmother is Mrs. Viola Hartwig Monroe with great grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hartwig Juda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Hartwig
Madison
Susan Ellen
St. Mary’s Hospital
Hartwig
Elfriede Marie Dietz
Karl Dietz
Bauersbach
West Germany
Viola Hartwig
25Th Ave
Monroe
Ed Hartwig
Juda
Grinnell Couple Welcome Son Darren Lyle
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Grinnell 1803 15th Ave Monroe are parents of a son Darren Lyle born Dec 7 at St Clare Hospital his father’s birthday Mrs Grinnell formerly Darlene Pagel Also listed are siblings Cheryl 17 Steven 12 Nicki 5 and Paul 3 and grandparents Mr and Mrs Albert Grinnell Monroe and Mr and Mrs Reuben Pagel Route 4
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grinnell
Lloyd Grinnell
15Th Ave
Monroe
Darren Lyle
St. Clare Hospital
Darlene Pagel
Cheryl
Steven
Nicki
Paul
Albert Grinnell
Reuben Pagel
Route 4
Birth of Cain Eric Christen in Janesville
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Christen of 220 Linn St Janesville welcome Cain Eric born December 8 at St. Clare Hospital. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs Victor Deemer Monroe and Mr. and Mrs John Christen Route 3 Monroe. Great grandmother is Mrs Fred Miller Monroe. Mrs Christen is the former Linda Deemer. The couple has two younger children Teal and Cleire and Jody, 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cain Eric
Keith Christen
Linn St
Janesville
St. Clare Hospital
Christen
Linda Deemer
Jody
Teal
Cleire
Victor E. Deemer
Monroe
John Christen
Route 3
Fred Miller
Truck Due On December 17 In Monroe Pickup
Goodwill Industries plans a pickup truck in Monroe on Friday December 17. Local representative Mrs Dorothy VorMary reports contact 325-3488 for service details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodwill Industries
Monroe
Dorothy Volmary
Yen
Sinkola son born in Bellwood Illinois
Mr and Mrs Walter Sinkola of 333 Frederick St Bellwood Illinois are parents of a second son born December 8 Mrs Beverly Friedrich former daughter in law of Bernard Friedrich rural Albany is the mother In addition the Sinkolas have an older son David age three paternal grandmother is Mrs Henry J Sinkola Deer River Minnesota Maternal great grandparents Julius Friedrich Monroe and Sam Meinert Rockford
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinkola
Walter Sinkola
Frederick St
Bellwood
Ill
Classified ads link buyers and sellers in local market
Classified ads unite buyers, renters, sellers seeking connections. They help match people with items, services, and spaces in the local area, offering concise notices that highlight needs and offers for quick transactions.
Poor Handwriting Hampers Mailing
Postmaster Russell Myers notes illegible handwriting causes mail delays especially at Christmas. ZIP Codes help when city and state are unreadable. He urges tight packing, single sided addresses, internal address, insure packages, and include a contents list to reduce half a million undelivered parcels annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Myers
Myers
Rationing Returns to Crowded New Delhi Amid Shortage
Food rationing resumed in New Delhi after a decade sparked by a looming shortage. 650000 ration cards issued in a city of about three million. hoarding and black market prices rise. police seize a ton of wheat hidden by a suspect. shops report little or no wheat or rice. shortages extend to Jaipur with no open market supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Delhi
India
Times of India
Jaipur
Baptist Church Men to Meet Tuesday for Shipbuilding Film
The Men's Fellowship of the Juda Baptist Church will meet at 8 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 14 in the church. A color film on ship building from Bethlehem Steel will be shown. Herbert Andereck will organize refreshments. A Christmas program practice is set for Saturday afternoon, Dec. 18. The annual program will be held at 7:45 Sunday evening, Dec. 19, followed by a fellowship hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juda Baptist Church
Bethlehem Steel
Herbert Andereck
Cal’s Corner highlights 4-H activities and recognitions
County 4-H notes annual booklet printing for 1966, Dec 18 Leaders Banquet distribution, thanks advertisers, and a noon luncheon for Tri-State members serving 120. Also mentions UW dairy judging honors, Saddle and Sirloin Club recognition, and 4-H woodworking members making divets as Christmas gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri- State
William Leopold
Leopold
Byron Hartwig
Ben Zimmerli
Howard Keehn
Tilman Paulson
Dean Streiff
Oliver Miller
Herman Durschi
Extension Office Plans for Driver Gifts
A casual note suggests visiting the Extension Office to obtain a plan for a driver, recommending these as fine presents for in-laws.
Deer Gets Stranded in Snowbank Prompting Question
A friend asks if the deer was shot after becoming stuck in a snowbank, highlighting a tense moment and raising questions about hunting actions in winter conditions.
Market Report Chicago Livestock And Produce Prices
Hogs bids ease 1.50 to 2.00 with verses across weight classes. Slaughter cattle show gains to 50 dollars, prime loads lead at 28.25 to 28.75 for steers and 28.25 for high choice prime. heifers and cows also priced. Sheep remain steady for woolled lambs, produce shows butter firm with specific grade values and egg spreads across grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
USDA
Minneapolis Fed raises discount rate to 4.5 percent
The Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis increased its discount rate for Ninth District member banks from 4 to 4.5 percent, signaling tighter monetary policy and higher borrowing costs for banks in Minnesota and surrounding states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis, Minn
Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis
Federal Reserve District
Encampment Degree Ceremony Draws Regional Attendees
Grand Encampment officers conducted the Patriarchal Degree at IOOF Hall for a Green County IOOF Encampment and Southern Wisconsin Booster meeting. Three Platteville candidates William Harris Orville Whitaker and Dave Cairy were honored. Visitors came from Oshkosh Fond du Lac Beloit Janesville Milton Mineral Point Plateville and Darlington. Lunch was hosted by Mr and Mrs Chester Tobin and Mr and Mrs John Steinmann. Grand officers included Neil B Cole Harold Maynard Bowe C Le Fevre Ralph K Larson Robert Kingsley Harry Moore James Fenley Robert Wepkins Ernie Boyd and Earl Schliem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IOOF
Green County
Wisconsin
William Harris
Orville Whittaker
Dave Cairy
Platteville
Oshkosh
Fond du Lac
Beloit
Janesville
Milton
Mineral Point
Plateville
Darlington
Chester Tobin
John Steinmann
Neil B. Cole
Milwaukee
Harold Maynard
Bowe C. le Fevre
Route 1
Ralph K. Larson
Manston
Grand Scribe
Robert Kingsley
Grand Outside Sentinel
Harry Moore
James Fenley
Grand
Robert Wepkins
Janseville
Grand Lodge
Ernie Boyd
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Bryant
Roger Blanc
Dalen Friedrichs Head Lutheran Church Group
Ernest Zumbach
William Frank
Manitowoc Snt
Zumbach
Veteran’s Memorial Hall
Burlington
Walter Laeser
T. J. Burgy Jr
James Voelkl
Kathryn Seffrood
Voelkli
Bonnie Beaver
Pell Lake
EUB
Monroe Evening Times
Evening Times
Baptist Church
Cal’s
Calvin E. Kraemer
County
Robert R. Weckerly
Wisconsin Power and Light
George House
PCA
Ray Montgomery
Montgomery Electric Co
Virgil Brunkow
Harold Whitehead
Clarence Franklin
FS Co-op
Farm Bureau and Rural Insurance
Louis Studer
Studer Super Service
George Clark
Clark Implement Co
University of Wisconsin
Bogota
Columbia
South America
Karl Drye
Richard Sipple
Browntown
Sylvester Weiler
Pabst Farms
University of Wisconsin Dairy Science Department
Cal Kraemer
Sky-Vu
Sun
Jaycees Cerebral Palsy Fund
Baumgartner
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Eagles Club
Magnavox
New City Hall
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