G.U.G Germania Holds Christmas Meeting at Turner Hall
Last night the G U G Germania gathered at Turner Hall for a Christmas program with a memory drape for Elizabeth Buholzer and Marie Reusser. Mrs Albert Reberli led bake sale notes while members sang carols and heard readings.
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G.U.G. Germania
Turner Hall
Elizabeth Buholzer
Marie Reusser
Albert Reberli
Mmes
Herman Schupbach
Rose Voelkli
John Eley
Marie Campbell
Fred Bucb
Elizabeth Scheidegger
Louise Walter
Mary Elmer
Melvin Olson
Milestone
J. L. Babler
Alfred Meier Sr
Anton Motz
LeRoy Wuethrich
John Wyss
Richard Wagner
Ed Schneider
Emma Holtshopple
G.U.G.G
Esther Circle Holds Holiday Family Night
Esther Circle of Washington Reformed Church held a Christmas family night at the Monticello church. A potluck supper preceded a program with opening thought by Mrs. George Wasserstrauss scripture and meditation by Mrs. Sam Goecks and prayer by Mrs. Harvey Gempeler. Christmas songs accompanied by Rev. J Allan Mittler. A special offering was taken.
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Monticello
Esther Circle of
Washington Reformed Church
George Wasserstrauss
Sam Goecks
Harvey Gempeler
J. Allan Mittler
Bridge Club Holds Monticello Meeting
Mrs Elsa Voegeli and Mrs R W Woelffer hosted a Monticello bridge gathering on Wednesday afternoon with a dessert, bridge, and dinner at the Casino. Attendees included Mrs R H Schoonover Madison and several other members and a former member Mrs H A Becker.
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Monticello
Elsa Voegeli
R. W. Woelffer
Bridge Club
R. H. Schoonover
Madison
Mmes
M. E. Lynn
C. W. Karlen
Emily Jordan
R. W. Karlen
C. M. Stauffer
Adam Schuler
Sylvia Curtis
H. A. Becker
Dun Movin Club Holds Annual Christmas Party
Dun Movin Club hosted its annual Christmas party at Maple Grove Inn with eighteen attendees. Guests included husbands, a centerpiece cake by Mrs Gayle Burlington was served, gifts exchanged, and game awards went to Mrs Sylvia Maske Mrs Lester Reed and Fred Gempler.
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Dun Movin’ Club
Maple Grove Inn
Gayle Burington
Sylvia Maske
Lester Reed
Fred Gempler
Mrs. Marsh Hosts Round Table Study Club Event
Round Table Study Club met Tuesday at Mrs. Van A. Marsh home. Members drew Christmas thoughts for roll call. Mrs. Jacob Rhyner presented the critic report. The group wrote Christmas cards to shut ins who are now associate members and delivered a program on Christmas traditions.
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Brodhead
Round Table Study Club
van A. Marsh
Jacob Rhyner
FHA Meeting At Monroe High School Delights Attendees
More than 25 attended the FHA Christmas gathering in the M Room of Monroe High School. Attendees played games and exchanged gifts through a grab bag, followed by refreshments.
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FHA
Rebekahs Plan Christmas Party in Orangeville
Orangeville Rebekahs schedule a Christmas party for 8 p.m. Monday. Members will bring 50 cent gifts for a grab bag event.
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Orangeville
Orangeville Rebekahs
Anton I. Ott Couple To Mark Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Anton I Ott of New Glarus will celebrate their 40th wedding anniversary at a family dinner tomorrow evening at the Wagon Wheel in Rockton Attending are Mr and Mrs Harland Smith Madison Mr and Mrs Harold Ott Marion Ia Mr and Mrs Herman Kubly New Glarus Mr and Mrs Clarence Altman and Mr and Mrs John Altman Freeport The Otts married December 14 1922 in New Glarus They farmed in New Glarus and Monticello for 20 years moving to New Glarus in 1941 Mr Ott has worked at New Glarus Lumber Co Their children are Mrs Harland Smith and Harold Ott plus three grandchildren.
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Anton I. Ott
New Glarus
Wagon Wheel
Rockton
Harland Smith
Madison
Harold Ott
Marion
Ila
Herman Kubly
Clarence Altman
John Altman
Freeport
Monticello
Ott
New Glarus Lumber Co
Otts
Richard Smith
Rebecca Ann
Craig Ott
Goldsmith Sharer Wedding Planned for December 22
ALBANY Times Special reports the marriage of Miss Jean Goldsmith of Janesville and James Sharer, son of Mr and Mrs T E Sharer, to be solemnized December 22 at Cargill Methodist Church in Janesville. A pre nuptial shower will be held Monday night at Albany Methodist basement.
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Albany
Jean Goldsmith
Janesville
James Sharer
T. E. Sharer
Cargill Methodist Church
Sharer
Overton Funeral Home
Albany Methodist Church
WSCS Christmas Program Planned by Albany Church
Three circles of the Methodist church will provide numbers for the Christmas program at the WSCS meeting next Thursday at the church. A 1 PM luncheon will precede the program.
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WSCS
Albany
Methodist Church
Writers Club Elects Mrs Elvin Busjahn President
The Green County Regional Writers Club elected Mrs Elvin Busjahn as president at the Ludlow memorial library meeting. Officers named include Mrs Roger T Douglas as vice president, Mrs E R Blair as treasurer, and Mrs E C Soper as secretary. Hester Schwartz presented slides of Navaho and Hopi reservations in Arizona. The 1963 program will be planned at the next meeting on Thursday January 10.
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Elvin Busjahn
Green County
Patients Ride to Monroe for Christmas Shopping
Twenty eight patients of Green County hospital were taken to Monroe for Christmas shopping by the Jaycettes last night. Participants included Mmes John Kundert Phillip Teehan Ralph Hetzel John Callahan Robert Wells Norman Huber Gerald Gelbach William Teuscher William Spoerry Thomas Goetz Norman Gerber William Moon Robert Holt and Frederick Blanc.
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Green County Hospital
Monroe
Jaycettes
Mmes
John Kundert
Phillip Teehan
Ralph Hetzel
John Callahan
Robert Wells
Norman Huber
Gerald Gelbach
William Teuscher
William Spoerry
Thomas Goetz
Norman Gerber
William Moon
Robert Holtshopple
Frederick Blanc
Christmas Programs Scheduled by Students
Three Christmas programs are planned for elementary grades in the school gymnasium. The 4th to 6th graders perform at 8 tomorrow night, while 1st to 3rd grades perform at 7 30 Monday night. Decatur school pupils perform at 8 p.m. Tuesday, directed by Miss Mary Ann Nimm.
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Brodhead
Decatur
Mary Ann Nimm
Mrs. Elmer Honored At San Soucie Club Party
Mrs. Flossie Elmer was feted Tuesday night by the San Soucie club with a potluck supper and a gift presentation. Attending were Mrs. Lorena Holdrich and others including Fred Roethlisberger, Irving Eichorst, Ernest Schlittler, Clarence Waltemath, Edwin Broge, and Marie Hammerly.
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Monticello
Flossie Elmer
San Soucie
Dorcas Circle Meets Tuesday at Baptist Church
Dorcas Circle of the Baptist church will meet with Mrs. Ben Cleveland on Tuesday night. Mrs. William Blumer will lead the worship service and Mrs. Daniel MacDonald oversees the program.
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Albany
Dorcas
Dinner Party at Strickler's Swiss Maid Shop
Past Matrons club held a dinner and Christmas party at Strickler's Swiss Maid Shop. Mrs Harold Ingwell was inducted into the club. Gifts were exchanged and games were played.
Venison Dinner Held by New Glarus Yodel Club
Times Special notes the New Glarus Yodel Club members and their wives hosted a venison dinner at an unspecified venue as part of their social gathering.
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NEW Glarus
New Glarus Yodel Club
New Glarus Hotel Sunday Social Afternoon
A social afternoon was held at the New Glarus Hotel on Sunday, drawing attendees for a relaxed gathering and recent local hospitality.
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Glarus Hotel
Ministers to Meet at Orangeville Zion EUB Church
The Freeport Group EUB ministers will gather at Orangeville Zion EUB Church at 5 30 this evening for a scheduled meeting.
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Orangeville
Freeport
EUB
Orangeville Zion
Kiwanis Hears Col John Roach in Monroe Meeting
Col John Roach of the Adjutant General s office Madison spoke on the National Guard Company B during the Monroe Kiwanis gathering at the Swiss Wheel. He cited 1959 payroll of 50694 and 1961 gas and equipment spending of 16990. A film Road to the Wall was shown. Rev Plymire organized Kiwanian volunteers for the Bloodmobile in Monroe with a 150 pint quota set for Monday 1 30 to 6 p.m.
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John Roach
Adjutant General's Office
Madison
National Guard Co. B
Monroe
Wallace Homemakers Hold Annual Christmas Party at Casino
Wallace Homemakers gathered for their yearly Christmas party at the Casino in Monticello. Decorations and entertainment were arranged by Mrs. Marvin Freitag and Mrs. James Pierce. Prizes went to Mrs. Freitag, John Wettach, and Mrs. Ida Voegeli. The next meeting is set for Thursday January 10 at the home of Mrs. George Legler with project leaders Mrs. John Wettach and Mrs. Jacob Wettach.
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Wallace Club
New Glarus
Wallace
Monticello
Marvin Freitag
James Pierce
Mmes. Freitag
John Wettach
Ida Voegeli
George Legler
Jacob Wettach
Oakley Homemakers Host Potluck and Gifts for 18 Members
Miss Nancy Fenner 4H home agent guest at Oakley Homemakers meeting in Oakley hall. Eighteen members and seven children attended a game based roll call and prize awards. Gift exchange went smoothly. January meeting planned at Mrs Dale Davis home with hostesses Mrs Glen Wunschel and Lizzie Mathers. Mrs Davis and Mrs Larry Kloepping to present lesson Food Facts and Facts.
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Oakley Club
Nancy Fenner
Oakley Homemakers
Oakley Hall
Dale Davis
Glen Wunschel
Lizzie Mathers
Davis
Larry Kloepping
Sister Victorine Dies After Rounds at Holy Family Hospital
Sister Mary Victorine who led Holy Family School of Nursing as its superintendent since 1921 died after an apparent heart attack during rounds at Holy Family hospital.
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Victorine
Manitowoc
Mary Victorine
Holy Family School of Nursing
Holy Family Hospital
Cost of Meredith Case Hits 4.25 Million
The Defense Department estimated total federal spending on troops in the University of Mississippi integration crisis exceeded 4.25 million through October 31. The Justice Department reported costs of marshals and lawyers at 406,508 dollars for the same period. Peak troop presence reached 23,000 in Oxford with about 500 still stationed there.
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Washington
Defense Department
University of Mississippi
Justice Department
Oxford, Miss
James H. Meredith
Juvenile Auto Theft Surge Ties Milwaukee to Youth Offenders
Nine youths under 18 dominate Milwaukee’s auto theft scene this year with 56 cars stolen among them. Eight remain at liberty as juvenile records reveal repeated police contacts, referrals, and multiple auto thefts, including a case of a theft while awaiting a prior hearing.
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Milwaukee Police Department
Milwaukee
Youth Aid Bureau
Children’s Aid Center
At Liberty
Juvenile Car Theft Pattern Spurs Debate on Custody
Police describe a string of juvenile auto thefts with multiple offenders aged 15 to 17 and dozens of referrals. Officials fault juvenile authorities for lack of facilities and custody options, warning about what happens when these youths reach 18 and face adult prosecution.
Orangeville Scouts To Hold Paper Drive
Boy Scouts will hold a paper drive tomorrow with curb pickups at 1 p.m. Papers should be at the curb by 12 noon. For curbside pickup in rural areas call Arlen Meyers at 789-3356.
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Orangeville
Arlen Meyers
Classified ads unite buyers and sellers in local markets
Classified notices connect buyers, renters, and sellers seeking matches. Cupid style cues hint at matchmaking as ads promise visibility, reach, and quick transactions in a neighborhood market.
Personal Income Increase Slowing
Washington reports October personal income rose by 1.8 billion to a record 447.4 billion, with over half from government raises. The Commerce Department notes income gains have leveled off since spring, led by commodity producing sectors and wages and salaries.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Economic indicators show declines and shifts in income
Produced industries fell by $500 million while the September to October annual income rate rose by $1.8 billion, contrasting with a prior month’s $2.1 billion increase. The figures reflect fluctuating sector performance and continual changes in the income index.
Lost Act Revealed as Illogical Rally Scrambles
A puzzling piece notes that when an act is lost its logic falters, framing a quirky reflection on misplaced plans. The brief hints at a performative or theatrical context where an absence changes the expected outcome.
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