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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1963
Page
5
Postmaster Russell Myers prepared a ZIP code directory for Wisconsin and Illinois areas. The Monroe Eve urges readers to clip the list and keep it in address books for use in future mailings.
Members of Cub Scout Pack 311 of the South school visited White Haven Wagner and Masshardt nursing homes to carol and distribute baskets before the Pack meeting. They decorated a Christmas tree with homemade decorations and were served lunch after the meeting.
Albany special reports Rufus G. Webb died in Pocahontas Arkansas last Saturday. Born in Magnolia Township Rock County near Albany he was son of W R and Adelphia Bump Webb. He taught rural schools after studying in Dixon Illinois and married Ve nassa Wilson January 2 1904 in Rockford. They farmed near Princeton Minnesota before moving to Arkansas in 1948. Surviving are wife a son Delton four siblings and a sister.
Chris Noble was welcomed as a new member during Cub Scout Pack 312 at East School Christmas meeting last night. Awards were given to Mark Loeffel Jeff Otteson Jim May Greg Smith Kon Robert Trumpy David Roethe Nathan Burgy Brian Brugger Kenneth Rufener Randy Tackett Tim Hayes Steve Rufenacht Bob Gordee Richard Vogel Steve Allen and Steve Wandfluh.
Three new den mothers were introduced at a Christmas party for Cub Scout Pack 314. Mrs James Newman and Mrs George Carpenter were welcomed for Den I while Paul Chapman joined Den II. The hall carried an Old Fashion Christmas theme with handmade ornaments and carols.
Gifts and candy distributed and lunch served by the committee. The tree and a fruit basket were given to a needy family. Each boy brought an article of fruit for the basket. Ten Bobcats were taken into the pack. They were Scott Shelton, Walter Rufener, Gordon Rundle, Paul Marty, Myron Newman, Kirt Leuenberger, Leslie Johnson, Fred Sulzer, Gelan Carpenter and Charles Sweeney. Greg Nelson received his Bear award and Billy Lewis earned his Bear award and Bear gold arrow. Toby Whipple is denner for Den 4, and Billy Wagner is assistant denner. Two den chiefs, Bob Lewis and Bill Sulzer, were presented with their shoulder cords.
South Vietnam’s new military government repeals Mrs. Ngo Dinh Nhu’s laws that banned divorce dancing prostitution abortion contraception and beauty contests in Saigon in a rapid policy reversal.
Mrs August Meier age 87 died at her Warren Illinois home after a short illness. Survived by two sons Otto Apple River and George Warren a daughter Mrs Elmer Butler 14 grandchildren 29 great grandchildren. Services at 1 30 p m tomorrow at St Pauls Lutheran Warren burial Elmwood Cemetery. Friends may call Bartell funeral home Warren until 10 a m tomorrow then at church. Born Feb 23 1876 in Germany she came to the United States at 17 and married Feb 17 1898 in Gratiot. He preceded her in death.
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