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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1964
Page
10
East Mt. Pleasant and Monticello Times Special reports the Homemakers Club Christmas party with husbands as guests at Marco's in Monroe. A gift exchange occurred among attendees including William G. Meier Wilbert Christen Jr. Fred Abbott Floyd Trumpy Henry Spring Wilbert Christen Sr. Richard Marty and others.
The Round Grove Home makers annual Christmas dinner at Marco's featured entertainment chairs Mrs. Roy Chesebro and Mrs. John Augsburger. Mrs. John Rieder read The Original Story of Christmas and Mrs. Robert Babler narrated Candles for Christmas. Special awards went to Babler, Rieder, and Walter Wyss. Next meeting is with Mrs. John Augsburger on Tuesday January 19.
Mrs John Lederman hosted the Decatur Town Homemakers Christmas party with co hosts Truman Olin Herbert Stuessy and M W Meinburg at 18 for a noon turkey dinner. Mrs Allen Ross presided. members recited the creed and sang carols.
The Christmas party for Achieve at Eve Homemakers was held at the home of Mrs. Karl Duerst with 15 members attending.
The group was led in games by Harold Babler and Mrs. John Zuber with awards to Mrs. Ernest Gempeler and Mrs. Roger Zogg. Mrs. J Allan Mittler won for the most attractively wrapped package. A gift exchange occurred and Mrs. Zogg will host January’s meeting.
Washington Homemakers Club held a Christmas party with a dinner at Marco's in Monroe. The club also honored members for service and planned year end activities.
Members gathered at Mrs. Lyle Metcalf home for a potluck turkey supper and a gift exchange among Secret Pals. Special game prizes went to Mmes. Gene Jogurst, Lyle Metcalf, Ralph Neuenschwander, and Robert Erickson. Next meeting Jan 27 hosted by Mrs. Ernest Thommen with a Tea and Refreshments lesson by Mmes. Metcalf and Meier.
Washington reports that Americans show unprecedented public cooperation for Christmas mail. Ninety nine percent of cards and packages are expected to be delivered on time through the cooperation of postal services and volunteers nationwide.
Postmaster General John A Gronouski said the nation will deliver a record 7 billion pieces of Christmas mail by Thursday night, surpassing last year's figure just under 7 billion. The annual surge highlights booming parcel and letter volumes during the holiday season.
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