Church schedules large list of services across towns
A lengthy Church News column lists worship times, Sunday school hours, and midweek activities for numerous churches in Monroe, Argyle, Orangeville, Blanchardville, and surrounding areas. It includes names of pastors Rev. Wheeler Rev. Hinebaugh Rev. Plymire Rev. Jersild Rev. Martinson Rev. Swanson Rev. Shotts Rev. Tindle among others and notes candlelight services Christmas programs and choir activities through December.
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Monroe
Grace
James C. Plymire
Mt. Olive
Jersild
Argyle
Argyle- Adams Parish
Emil C. Martinson
Adams
Adams-Argyle Parish
Martinson
Apple Grove
Trinity Church
Blanchardville
A. Sorenson
Yellowstone
Edward E. Swanson
Methodist
Vesper Circle
Robert Trumpy
Glen Ridnour
Dale E. Shotts
Lamont
Shotts
Woodford
Orangeville
Charles R. Tindle
Cedarville
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Community Church Listings Across Monroe and Surrounding Towns
Church and temple schedules listed for Monroe and nearby towns detail Sunday services Bible studies and choir practices at multiple denominations including Assembly of God Baptist United Church of Christ Zwingli Episcopal Universalist Church of the Nazarene and Evangelical Congregational with specific times Rev W C Anderson Rev J Allan Mittler Rev A Gordon Wetmore Rev Albert Meereboer and Rev Lew Mills among others and notes on candlelight services Christmas programs and choir activity across several locations including Monroe Browntown Juda Monticello Atolkey Cedarville and Wayne Township.
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Green County Hospital
Monroe
W. C. Anderson
Monroe Assembly of God Church
United Church OF Christ
St. John’s
Wayne Township
St. Paul
Schowalter
Monticello
Zwingli
Brotherhood Meeting
Evangelical Congregational Church
Atolkey
Grace
Lew Mills
Cedarville
WMS & P.m
Mills
Local Church Schedules Across Towns
The listing compiles worship times, Sunday school hours, and special services for churches in Monroe, Monticello, New Glarus, Juda, Union, Brodhead, Clarno and Brooklyn. Rev. Karl C. Koch Rev. Hol ling Rev. William L. King Rev. Paul J. Gibson lead services and programs including Christmas events and midweek studies.
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Evangelical United Brethren
Monroe
Immanuel
Otto Albright
Karl C. Koch
Bethel
Burton L. Holling
Monticello
Holling
New Glarus
Juda
William L. King
Union
Crawford sworn U S minister to Romania
William A. Crawford a career foreign service officer was sworn in as U S minister to Romania. He succeeds Clifton Wharton who is now ambassador to Norway. Crawford aged 46 entered the foreign service in 1941.
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Washington
William A. Crawford
Foreign Service
U.S
Romania
Clifton Wharton
Norway
Crawford
Nite Outers Hold December Meeting and Christmas Party
The Homemakers Club met at Idle Hour Mansion for a December gathering and Christmas party. A brief business session preceded dinner, Christmas carols, and a gift exchange. The January meeting will be at Clarence Grundahl home with Mrs. Charles Hurlbut as co host. The lesson is Freits in Our Meals.
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Nite Outers
Nite Outers Homemakers Club
Idle Hour
Clarence Grundahl
Charles Hurlbut
Richard Frey Dies at 77 in Freeport
Richard Frey of Freeport, a longtime area farmer and father of Mrs. Walter Denekas of Orangeville, died after a long illness in a Moline hospital. Born in Holland, he farmed in Baileyville and Dakota before retiring to Freeport six years ago. He married Tina Lamayer on April 10, 1912, and is survived by his wife, four daughters including Mrs. Wilmms and Mrs. Velenty, Mrs. Christians, and Mrs. Denekas, plus 11 grandchildren. Funeral services are set for 1:30 p.m. tomorrow at the First Baptist Church in Freeport with Rev. John Uhler officiating, burial in Chapel Hill Cemetery. Friends may call at Walker Mortuary until 10 a.m. tomorrow and then at the church.
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Stichard Frey
Freeport
Walter Denekas
Orangeville
Moli
Holland
Baileyville
Dakota
Tina Lamayer
Henry Wilmms
Rudolf Velenty
Rockford
John Christians
Shannon
Kenosha Woman Wins $20 000 Contest Prize
Kenosha Mrs Roland Hoefer won a national dog food company contest prize of twenty thousand dollars after entering to earn two feeding bowls for a friend's dogs.
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Kenosha
Roland Hoefer
Local contest awards $20,000 first prize
Mrs Hoefer received the $20,000 first prize from a Ralston-Purina representative. She is the wife of a Keno sho school teacher, and the award was presented in a ceremony reported in the local column.
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Hoefer
Kenosha
Ralston-Purina
Living Cost Dips in November Says Government Index
Government figures show living costs fell one tenth of one percent in November. Lower food prices and declines in most consumer buying categories reduced the cost index to 128.3 percent of the 1947-49 base period.
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Washington
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Charles Wheeler
Afalkey
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Hinebaugh
Assembly OF God
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Ioof Hall
John Leggett
Ruth Circle
J Allan Mittler
Town
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Mittler
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Universalist
Jesse R. Dom
Church OF the Nazarene
Gordon Wetmore
Frist Church OF Christ, Scientist
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Theocratic Ministry
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Joe and
Alois Milz
Merry Christmas
Turner Hall Club
Sebastian Laeser
Mgr
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William P. Baumgartner
Paul Baumgartner
Route 2
Second Infantry Training Regiment
Coupe Case
Pondistan
Calif
News of the Homemakers
Richard Frey
Brennan
Board of Public Works
Ambler
Harold
Pete
Ate
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Anda
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