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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1952
Page
4
The Green County Masonic Chorus will not practice this coming Tuesday night and will sing at the Blue Lodge and Eastern Star installation on December 27. The group will meet again on December 30. In South Wayne, schools closed for a two week vacation with classes resuming Monday January 5.
Mr and Mrs Harry Ammann of Clarno drove to Chicago to meet their daughter Miss Yvonne Ammann who is home for the holidays from Stephens College Columbia Missouri. They visited between plane flights and spent time with her during the holiday period.
Gloria Green of St Paul heads to Tampa to spend holidays with her parents Mr and Mrs James Green of Bradenton, former Monroe residents. Both Yvonne and Gloria are 1952 Monroe High School graduates.
Mrs. Elsa Foesch traveled with a Freeport couple to California for a month with her son Fred in San Gabriel. The Freeport group escorted her mother to Freeport yesterday and began the trip this morning.
Pfc. Kenneth Boss arrived in New Jersey from an overseas assignment in Germany and was expected to be at Camp Seff for discharge processing. The notice documents a soldier’s return and pending release from duty.
Pfc. Boss is due to finish discharge procedures in Ridge Michigan today and may not return home until the weekend. He informed his parents Mr and Mrs John Boss Route 3 in a telegram received yesterday after a long distance call failed due to a storm. Boss departed for Germany on July 10 1951.
Mr and Mrs John H Figs travel toward the Hawaiian Islands with their son Charles accompanying them to Freeport this morning and boarding a train to Chicago for their next leg aboard the voyage.
A party leaving Los Angeles tonight will reach Maui by 7 a.m. and stay several months with their daughter Mrs. Frederic Van Voast and family for treatment of a fractured right ankle from a Saturday evening fall in Brodhead.
Mrs. Rose Schade, 50, of Evansville, was injured and taken to St. Clare hospital after an incident reported by MPS. The update lists Schade as a patient in stable condition.
Edward A. Uehling aged 103 died at his Milwaukee home on Sunday. A native of Watertown he lived a long life and was known for his saying that he never nagged at life.
A note indicates a farmer plans to attend courses at Stevens Institute focusing on beginning mechanical engineering in New Jersey. The event centers on foundational training for engineers and related instruction.
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