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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1952

Page

3

Martha Operetta Prompts January High School Show

The mixed chorus rehearses for the Martha operetta to be staged January 27 and 28 in the high school auditorium directed by Mrs. Lyndon C. Viel. Cast includes Billie Ann Wenger Judy Seyler Tom Wuetrich Lionel Richard Kelley and others with a large supporting crew and a small orchestra led by Allan Barnard.

Martha Lyndon C. Viel Anne of David Forbes Sandra Haworth Maureen Bruni Allan Barnard

Music Study Group To Entertain Mothers

A music study group will entertain the mothers of its members at Mrs. Arline Berkeley’s studios at 3 o’clock Sunday. The program features piano solos duets and two piano pieces with a social hour to follow. Performers include William Schuetze Marilyn Brennan Barbara Schuetze Howard Olsen Jr Kenneth Mayer Jill Hall Janet Jacobs Joanne Ayres Kathy Ross Nancy Kofoed Margaret Kofoed Ruth Benkett Lou Ann Heimann Judy Kingdon Anita Ainsworth Elaine Rubi and Karen Wagner.

Music Study Club Arline Berkeley William Schuetze Marilyn Brennan Barbara Schuetze Howard Olsen Jr Kenneth Mayer Jill Hall Janet Jacobs Joanne Ayres Kathy Ross Nancy Margaret Kofoed Ruth Benkett Lou Ann Heimann Judy Kingdon Anita Ainsworth Elaine Rubi Karen Wagner

Magicians Santa Claus To Attend Moose Party

Freeport magicians Robert and Henrietta Wurtzel entertain at the annual Moose children’s Christmas party. All Moose and Women of the Moose children are invited to Moose hall tomorrow at 2 p m. Frank W Heinzelman chairs plans. Santa Claus will arrive with treats for every child.

Robert and Henrietta Wurtzel Freeport Moose

G U G G Plans Yule Party Here December 18

G U G G schedules its annual Christmas party for December 18 with a 50 cent gift exchange. Members attend meeting at Turner hall with 47 present. Violet Wilkinson named truncheon chair and Louisa Steffen in charge of entertainment. 500 winners Emma Tschanz and John Hauser. Yass winners Will Gempler and Andrew Klassy. Donations to Christmas Stocking and TB seals. Raphael J Daly named safety council representative.

G.U.G.G Turner Hall Violet Wilkinson Louisa Steffen Emma Tschanz John Hauser Yass Will Gempler Andrew Klassy Raphael J. Daly Safety Council

Mrs Laesser Elected Turner Women Leader

Mrs Sebastian Laeser was reelected president of the Monroe Turn and Schwing Club women’s group at Turner hall during the fourth quarterly annual business meeting Tuesday night. Mrs Donald Alston was named vice president, replacing Mrs Duan e Schwartz who became secretary treasurer. Mrs Schwartz replaces Mrs Permin Graber. Twelve members attended the meeting and the group dined at Grart’s Maple Grove Inn.

Sebastian Laeser Monroe Turn and Schwing Club Turner Hall Donald Alston Duane Schwartz Schwartz Permin Graber Grart Maple Grove Inn

Washington Aid Unit Christmas Party Observed

The Washington Reform ed Aid society held its annual Christmas party during the December meeting at the parish house in Monticello. Mrs. Werner Hefty chaired the program with scripture read by Mrs. Sam Duerst and prayers led by Mrs. Anna Elmer. A vocal duet by Mrs. Charles Marty and Mrs. William E. Klassy complemented readings by several members. Thirty-three members and 20 guests attended with co hosts listed.

Monticello Washington Reformed Aid Society Werner Hefty Sam Duerst Anna Elmer Charles Marty William E. Klassy Henry Hefty Fred W. Blum John Mei

Hazel Falk Honored By Times Co-workers

Miss Hazel Falk was surprised with a shower in the Eve ning Times newsroom by women coworkers. The event featured a large potted poinsettia, red green decor, bronze candlesticks, and a decorated cake. She and Paul Matzke plan to marry on December 26 at Bethel church.

Hazel Falk Evening Times Miss Falk Paul Matzke Juda Bethel Church Mmes John B. Ruff Fred T. Odell Helen Steuri Harold F. Binkley Lena Conrad Rose Altmann Lucille Stietz Ruth Kummer Lauretta Zimmerman Agnes Dischler Helen Sturzenegger

Community names listed in local society notes

A local social page names Mmes Anton Hefty E W Marty Alfred Wettach Herman Klassy Marie Frehner Albert Moritz and Edna Schuler as attendees or noted individuals in recent events.

Mmes Anton Hefty E. W. Marty Alfred Wettach Herman Klassy Marie Frehner Albert Moritz Edna Schuler

Littlest Angel Program Features Flute Solos and Gifts

Mrs. Mary Bauschka presented two flute solos and a reading titled The Littlest Angel. Each member gave a gift to support Oregon School for Girls. Lunch was served by Mrs. Walter Gould, Mrs. Almond Holt, Mrs. Geneva Lyngaas, Mrs. Julia Lyngaas, and Mr. T. J. Watson.

Mary Bauschka Oregon School For Girls Mmes Walter Gould Almond Holt Geneva Lyngaas Julia Lyngaas T. J. Watson

Local Names Featured in Acknowledgments List

The article lists Alda Arn, Mines, J. W. Bar low, R. W. Woelffer, W. E. Blum and Yolanda Richards as individuals connected to the acknowledgment section.

Alda Arn And Mines J. W. Barlow R. W. Woelffer W. E. Blum Yolanda Richards

Serving Committee Named With Mines Officers

Earl Zwickey and Neil Pryce are listed on the serving committee alongside officers in charge of Mines.

Earl Zwickey Neil Pryce

Nativity Story Pageant Planned at Local Church

A church program will present the Nativity Story Sunday evening December 21. All children except beginners will participate, directed by Mrs. Richard H. Bahr and Mrs. Harvey S. Stauffer, with a 2 p.m. church gathering.

Richard H. Bahr Harvey S. Stauffacher

Music committee names for Christmas musicale in Orangeville

Members of the Green County Masonic Chorus music committee for the Christmas musicale presented Tuesday night include chairman Mrs Clifford Black Fred Buehler Fred Rickleff Edgar Foss and Wilmer Palmer. Mrs Palmer introduced Delbert Bowles the director.

Orangeville Green County Masonic Chorus Mmes Clifford Black Fred Buehler Fred Rickleff Edgar Foss Wilmer Palmer

Miss Rita Arands to Wed Edward Eiisenbis e of Freeport

Albany Times Special reports the marriage of Miss Rita Arands home economics teacher to Edward Eiisenbise of Freeport, with a holiday season wedding planned. A pre nuptial shower was held honoring the bride by Doris and Phyllis Gransee at the Harold Gransee farm home.

Albany Rita Arands Edward Eiisenbise Freeport Doris Phyllis Gransee Harold Gransee

Woman's Club Holds Yule Party at Blanchardville

The Blanchardville Woman's Club held its annual Christmas party at Mrs. Howard Hendrickson's home. Christmas carols were led by Mrs. Leon Nelson on the piano and Miss Ellen Cox conducted quiz games and gave a reading titled The.

Blanchardville Woman’s Club Howard Hendrickson Leon Nelson Ellen Cox

Lee's Store Employes Entertained by Jacobses

Mr and Mrs Harold L Jacobs entertained Lee s store employees at a dinner last night at Grant s Maple Grove Inn After dinner the group visited the Jacobs home at 2426 11th street for games with prizes and a gift exchange The Jacobses received a gift from the employee Attending were Mmes Harold A Halvorson Foster S Deininger Charles E Grimm James Hendrickson Miss Marilyn Gallagher and Wanda Gibbons

Harold L. Jacobs Lee’s Grant Maple Grove Inn Jacobs 11Th Street Jacobses Mmes Harold A. Halvorson Foster S. Deininger Charles E. Grimm James Hendrickson Marilyn Gallagher Wanda Gibbons

Fort-Nightly Club Christmas Party Held at Monticello

The Fort-Nightly Reading club held its annual Christmas party Tuesday evening at Monticello. A dinner at the casino preceded the meeting at Miss Emma Marty’s home with Miss Irene Marty as hostess. Miss Irene Marty concluded the book The Far Country by Nevil Shute. Games were played and gifts exchanged. Attending were Mrs. R. H. Schoonover of Monroe, Misses Fannie G. and Frieda Benkert and others.

Monticello Fort Emma Marty Irene Marty Nevil Schut R. H. Schoonover Monroe Fannie G Frieda Benkert

Homemaker Chorus Plans Luncheon and Hospital Christmas Program

Green County homemaker chorus meets at 11 30 a m Wednesday at St John s church for a Christmas luncheon. At 2 00 pm the group will present a Christmas music program at Green County hospital. Mrs Harland Gillette of Albany is director.

Green County Homemaker Chorus St. John’s Church Green County Hospital Harland Gillette Albany

WCTU Plans Christmas Party at Strommen Home

The Woman’s Christian Temperance Union hosts a Christmas party Tuesday at 2 15 p m at Mrs Clarence Strommen’s home. Mrs Harry Drusd is leader and Mrs Torgney Kleven handles music. Each member brings a guest with hostesses listed.

WCTU Blanchardville Clarence Strommen Harry Disrud Torgney Kleven Mmes T. J. Watson Clarence Guldhaug Lena Jorenby Ida Steiner

Auxiliary Plans Party for Wisconsin Power and Light

The Wisconsin Power and Light auxiliary will entertain their husbands at a potluck supper in the club room Thursday December 18. The meeting was moved from Monday night to accommodate the event.

Wisconsin Power and Light Auxiliary

Schedule Rehearsal for Immanuel Sunday School Show

Rehearsal for the Christmas program by the Emmanuel church Sunday School will be held tomorrow.

Immanuel Church Tomor

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Santa Claus Holmes Ed Fender Children’s Records Goetz Theatre Washington Aid Unit Woman's Club Coronado Gamble’s Dodge Emereld Lee Home Furnishings Center Wis Eugene Homemaker Chorus Juanita Rebekah Lodge Fannie May Richardson Electric Dove Grey Kroehler Snively’s
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