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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1971
Page
5
Recipe notes describe dates filled bars with rolled oats and a crumb crust baked in a 9x9 pan, plus a nine inch fruitcake using mincemeat, condensed milk, nuts and candied fruits baked two hours at 325. Steps include making crumb mix, spreading, and decorating cake top with cherries and pineapple.
Gregory P Humbel 22 son of Mr and Mrs Samuel Humbel 2409 9th St entered St Clare Hospital as medical patient Saturday He fell ill with mononucleosis while attending Jacksville College Jacksville Fla and was flown home A month of rest is required He is undergoing tests and observation at St Clare and expected to be hospitalized for a few days Various relatives travel and military and university news follow including USS Yarnell assignment and Mobil Oil technical director Krchma visit to Milwaukee Marquette University and Green Bay trips
The Monroe City Band brass quintet directed by Allan F. Barnard will play at the Kiwanis Club of Monroe noon meeting. Members Hollis Schilt John McElhaney Fred Voegels William Lanz and Robert Grossman perform. Attendance prize and candy sales figures noted.
Hello World Mr and Mrs Gary K Davis of Juda Rt 1 welcomed their first child a daughter named Tracy Lou born Thursday December 9 at St Clare Hospital Grandparents are Kenneth Feldt Route 2 Juda Clyde Davis Route 1 Juda great grandparents Otto Feldt Herman Schupbach Lee Phillips Monroe and Bessie Davis Juda Вс
Kuhne Construction Inc. employees their spouses were entertained at a Christmas dinner by Mr. and Mrs. Joe Rast at Marco's Supper Club on Saturday. A social hour preceded the dinner, then attendees moved to Turner Hall for cards and bowling.
A recipe from the American Dairy Association of Wisconsin offers Spritz cookies. It uses butter sugar almond extract and an egg with salt. The dough is pressed and baked at 400 degrees for 6 to 8 minutes yields 6 to 7 dozen cookies.
Shortening and butter blend with brown and white sugar forms a dough. Add Legg soda flour cream of tartar vanilla salt and optional nut meats. Chill and roll into small balls. Dip in cold water then sugar and bake at 350 degrees until light brown.
Jr. and Mrs. Jacob Wittenwyler and granddaughter Amy visited Miss Hulda Bieri in Verona on Sunday. They also called on Adam and Belleville Duerst en route home. Wittenwyler party visited Mrs. Rose Blumer in Monroe Friday. Curtis Getman, UW Stevens Point student, spent weekend with parents in Wisconsin. Mara Lynn called on Miss Maim Gale at Stephenson Nursing Home Freeport. Willis Elmer and daughter Carol traveled to Whitewater. Carol remained at Wisconsin Whitewater University. En route they visited Curtis Wagner in Janesville. Doris Wagner called at the Wagner home Saturday. Ellen Stauffer visited Alvin and Quinton Ott homes and Mrs. Clara Engler in New Glarus Sunday.
The Monroe Friendly Neighbors Homemakers Club held its annual party and lunch Sunday at Idle Hour Mansion with husbands as guests. Afterward the group spent the afternoon at Mr. and Mrs. Roland Thorp’s home enjoying cards. Rockefeller Center lights giant Christmas tree in New York glow with 10,000 colored bulbs during a 30 minute ceremony. The 65 foot balsam fir will shine until January 2.
Members of the women's Guild of Peace United Church of Christ Browntown will meet Thursday at 2 pm in the church for their annual Christmas meeting. The program includes discussion and songs with modern and traditional music and readings. Participants include Mrs Glen Krupke M W Miller John Sigalus Oscar Schumacher and Lee Wilde. Mrs Avery Yost chairs the serving committee with Mrs Buehler Ed Butts and Lillian Haas. Guild members welcome visitors.
The Wisconsin dairy official suggests using cheese as a party theme this season. Build trays labeled by origin and type with options like Wisconsin Swiss from Switzerland, Cheddar from England, Blue from France, Edams from Holland, and Muenster from Germany, plus Gorgonzola as a blue veined choice.
Wisconsin offers a wide range of cheeses from Bel Paese to Monterey Jack and provolone and more. Alice in Dairyland notes pairings with local meats, fruits, juices and wines to wow guests at gatherings. The piece mentions Dearth Super Auto Mart as a well lighted stop with helpful staff.
Friday members hold a Christmas party at 8 p.m. in the Green County Agricultural building. A potluck supper precedes games and a grab bag for children, with card games to follow.
Mrs. John Pluss Albany visited Sunday morning on Mrs. Mara Lynn. Fred and Mrs. Escher along with Sara and Tom Schommer visited Waunakee and attended a Lodi Christmas program. Various relatives gathered including the Krieg family and Verona residents for weekend and wedding events.
Seventeen couples joined a Christmas Caroling party Saturday evening starting at 6 30 at Whitehaven Nursing Home. They visited Pleasant View Nursing Home Green County Hospital Monroe Manor Nursing Home Chur chill Woods Apartments and St. Clare Hospital accompanied by Santa Paul Senoemxe who entertained patients. The group gathered at Mr and Mrs David W Smith Rt 4 for a social night with refreshments and a gift exchange a birthday cake honored late November and December birthdays. Mr and Mrs David Ambler co hosted the 52 attendees at the Smith home.
Homemakers hosted their annual Christmas party at the Green County Special Education Building on Saturday. The event doubled as a surprise honor for Mr and Mrs Fred Probst of Monroe, who celebrate their golden anniversary December 27. A money tree and decorated cake were given, a mock wedding enacted, and an 8 pm supper followed by cards and prizes. Attendees included Rudy Haskee Charles Hartwig Sr Charles Hartwig Jr Simon Meyer Lawrence Buetzer Jake Senn Emerson Wells Robert Montgomery Harold Johnson Morgan Johnson Leo Johnson Dwight Elmer Francis Clark Howard Wells Fred Scott and Orville Bear.
Monroe Handicapped Children's Clinic participants were honored at a Christmas party Saturday at Pleasant View Nursing Home. Sixteen children received Sesame Street Cookie Monster Puppets and story books plus stuffed animals crafted by patients. Therapists, doctors from Monroe Clinic, and Jaycette leaders attended.
Twenty two members of Brownie Girl Scout Troop 209 from Northside School will sing Christmas carols for patients at Pleasant View Nursing Home Wednesday afternoon. They also prepared small Christmas favors for the residents. Troop leaders are Mrs. Robert Rieder and Mrs. Roy Zentner. Members include Jody Brunner Lori Escher Amy Jew Susan Rieder Linda Walters LuAnn Neuenschwander Susan Augsburg Roberta Bayrhoffer Debra Dillon Candy Edler Dawn Erickson Connie Zentner Karen Liermann Ann Jacobs Karla Mueller Leann Farrell Jackie Reynolds Barbara Cowell Penny Adelhoven.
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