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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1962

Page

11

Homemakers Christmas Parties Highlight Local Gatherings

Mrs Elizabeth Knipschild hosted the Happy Hour Homemakers Christmas party with a gift exchange and a roll call reading The Christmas I Remember Most The next meeting will be at Mrs Roy Heeren home The Clarno Friendly Circle held a Christmas party at Grants Maple Grove Inn with 15 members and guests Gifts were exchanged and cards played The committee included Mrs Glen Pinnow Mrs Robert Schilt and Nathan Hartwig The group plans a January 9 meeting at the Kenneth Norton home Gifts for Green County hospital will be brought

Happy Hour Elizabeth Knipschild Happy Hour Homemakers Roy Heeren Clarno Clarno Friendly Grant Maple Grove Inn Mmes Glen Pinnow Robert Schilt Nathan Hartwig Kenneth Norton Green County Hospital

Health Valley Homemakers Hold Christmas Party at Casino

Husbands attended as guests and gifts were exchanged during the Health Valley Homemakers Christmas party held at the Casino. The next meeting is set for Wednesday January 9 at Mrs Ambrose Waelti’s home with Mrs Waelti and Mrs Eugene Stuckey leading the lesson.

Health Valley Homemakers Ambrose Waelti Waelti Eugene Stuckey

Friendly Neighbors Host Xmas Dinner at the Casino

Mr and Mrs Stanley Beach hosted Monroe Friendly Neighbors Homemakers and husbands after a Christmas dinner at the Casino. Fourteen members and guests attended the card event.

Stanley Beach Monroe Casino

Nite Outers Hold Christmas Party At Maple Grove Inn

The Nite Outers Homemakers held a Christmas party at the Maple Grove Inn with 11 members and a guest in attendance. The next meeting will feature a lesson on Food Facts presented by Mrs. Arthur Roethe and Mrs. Clarence S. Grundahl.

Maple Grove Inn Arthur Roethe Clarence S. Grundahl

Learn and Live Homemakers Christmas Party

The Learn and Live Homemakers held a Christmas party at Mrs. Glen Stauffacher's home 2620 15th street with 16 members in attendance. The event was organized by the Christmas party committee.

Glen Stauffacher 15Th Street

Illumination of Food Facts Class Held at Kun dert Home

A group of women including Mesdames Glen Stauffer Roy Feldt Frank Fritsch Henry Kundert Walter Kuebli Harold Wagner and Adrian Babler attended a lesson on Food Facts and Facts at the home of Mrs Henry Kundert.

Tees Mmes Glen Stauffacher Roy Feldt Frank Fritsch Henry Kundert Walter Kuebli Harold Wagner Adrian Babler

Dutch Hollow Homemakers Host Christmas Dinner and Party

Dutch Hollow Homemakers held a Christmas dinner at the Swiss Wheel and a party at the Chester Ludwig home with a gift exchange and card playing. Attendees included Julie Gisler, Wally Feldt, Herman Durtschi, Ralph Voegeli, Lester Witt, Milton Brechlien, Conrad Elmer, John Blumer, Kenneth Cruezer, Ervin Coplien, August Martine, Art Malkow, Ed Stricker and Chester Ludwig at Mrs Orville White’s home on Wednesday January 16.

Dutch Hollow Chester Ludwig Mmes Julie Gisler Wally Feldt Herman Durtschi Ralph Voegeli Lester Witt Milton Brechlien Conrad Elmer John Blumer Kenneth Cruezer Ervin Coplien August Martine Art Malkow Ed Stricker Mrs. Orville White

Mt Pleasant Homemakers Christmas Meeting at the Casino

Mt Pleasant Homemakers enjoyed a Christmas dinner at the Casino with games and a gift and cookie exchange. Attendees listed include Lena Babler Willis Babler Henry Baebler Abraham Kubly Ralph Kubly Emery Silver William Wendt Gilbert Disch Sr Harvey Elmer Earl Feldt Charles Hefty Alfred Isely M Albert Marty Harvey Milbrandt Deyble Malkow Jake Schultz Emery Silver Jacob Wittenwyler Florence Forbes and James Dooley.

MT. Pleasant Monticello Mt. Pleasant Mmes Lena Babler Willis Babler Henry V. Baebler Abraham Kubly Ralph Kubly Emery Silver William Wendt Gilbert Disch Sr Harvey Elmer Earl Feldt Charles Hefty Alfred Isely M. Albert Marty Harvey Milbrandt Deybile Malkow

Cadiz Circle Homemakers Hold Christmas Party Winners Named

Cadiz Circle Homemakers held a Christmas party at the Robert Keegan residence. Winners were Mrs. Delbert Butts Irvin Phillips Mrs. Clarence Rinehart and Glen Lawyer with Irvin Phillips taking the traveling prize. The January meeting will be at Mrs. Roy Schroeder home with Facts presented by Mrs. Harold Stubbe and Mrs. Glen Sawyer.

Cadiz Circle Robert Keegan Delbert Butts Irvin Phillips Clarence Rinehart Glen Lawyer Roy Schroeder Harold Stubbe Glen Sawyer

April Fools origins in 16th century France

The shift of New Year from April 1 to January 1 caused some to miss the change and became the first April Fools. The tradition spread as people played light tricks on those unaware of the new calendar.

France

Cadiz 4-H Installs Officers at Christmas Party

Cadiz 4-H Club installed new officers at Peacechurch Browntown during a Christmas party. Janene Guttmer became president with Rodger Sack as vice president Tommy Klemm as secretary Larry Marty as treasurer and Bill Babler as club reporter. The group decorated a Christmas tree with member ornaments and sang carols with Sherry Marty as accompanist. The tree will be donated to a Green County hospital ward.

Peacechurch Browntown Janene Guttmer Rodger Sack Tommy Klemm Larry Marty Bill Babler Sherry Marty the Green County Hospital

Richland 4-H Club Christmas Party Held at Agricultural Building

The Richland 4-H Club held its Christmas party in the Green County agricultural building. Karen Hansen led the pledge, Christine Meiers led the flag salute, and Mrs. Donald Deininger directed a group sing.

Richland Club Richland 4-H Club Green County Agricultural Building Karen Hansen Christine Meiers Donald Deininger

Square Dance Social With Refreshments Held

Mrs William Zuhlke and Mrs Fred Ziltner served refreshments at a local square dance event. The group plans its next meeting for Tuesday January 15.

William Zuhlke Fred Ziltner

Juda Post Office nativity scene decor by local club members

The decoration feature on the Juda Post Office roof was designed by Rus sel and Marilyn Keen of the Juda Jolly Juniors H Club. Other participants included Patricia Kaster Patricia Jacqueline Pinnow Beth Matzke and several Wunschel Feldt and Beckman family members. More than 50 attended the club Christmas party at the Juda high school cafe with games and dance.

Juda Russel Marilyn Keen Juda Jolly Juniors +H Club Patricia Kaster Patricia Jacqueline Pinnow Beth Matzke John Beckman Diane Carol Feldt Richard Walter Wunschel Dancis

Christmas tree pickup set for Friday in city

Mrs. Chester Pinnow and chaperones announce a Friday January 4 pickup for Christmas trees. Classified ads invite buyers and renters to connect in the local paper. The item notes no Soviet coverage of Kennedy TV interview and cites limited publication of speeches.

Chester Pinnow JFK Moscow Kennedy United States

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