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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1965

Page

3

Officers Farewell Honors Mrs Benkert at Masonic Temple

St Omar Chapter of Eastern Star honors retiring worthy matron Mrs Gladys Benkert and worthy patron John Taft at a Masonic Temple meeting. Mrs W G May sang with accompanist Mrs Robert Faith. Initiation occurred, and invitations were read for future officer installations across neighboring chapters.

Gladys Benkert John Taft St. Omar Order of Eastern Star Masonic Temple Leon Schroeder Nathalee Shultz Robert Simler M. W. Miller Robert Faith Bruce Reichert Oregon Waterloo Whitewater Reedsburg Argyle Evansville Verona Janesville Delavan Sam Rubi Mines Georgia Riemer Julius Palmer Henry Trumpy Roy Heeren Chester Tobin T. Roy Evenson Albert D. Geigel Royal Liddicoat New Glarus Orangeville Rainbow Board St. Omar Sessions Temple

Miss Katrona Forsyth and Pfc Curran Engaged in Scotland-USA Pairing

Mr and Mrs J R Forsyth Loch Lomond Scotland announce the engagement of their daughter Katrona Anna Der brough Forsyth to Pfc Philip Adair Curran son of Mr and Mrs Daniel William Curran Route 1 Winslow No wedding date set Miss Forsyth has been in America this past year and visits Monroe at the home of Mr and Mrs Alden P Austin She is Glasgow University graduate and worked as a children's supervisor She plans to locate in New York after January Pfc Curran on leave from the Marine Corps will return to Camp LeJuene North Carolina on January 3 He is a scuba diver and has served in the Marines two years.

J. R. Forsyth Loch Lomond Scotland Katrona Anna Derbrough Forsyth Pfc Philip Adair Curran Daniel William Curran Route 1 Winslow Miss Forsyth America Alden P. Austin Route 3 Monroe Glasgow University New York Pfc. Curran Marine Corps Camp LeJuene North Carolina Marines Harry Wilde Beverly Jean Dennis Stuckey Floyd Stuckey Monroe High School Miss Wilde Madison Business College Wisconsin State University Platteville Radke

DeMolay to Name Chapter Sweetheart at Temple Dance

DeMolay will crown a Chapter Sweetheart at an 8 pm informal dance in the Masonic Temple, joint with Stewart Chapter Order of DeMolay and Monroe Rainbow Assembly. Home from college members urged to attend. the winner will travel to Milwaukee on March 5 for the State Sweetheart Pageant.

Mauermann Couple Hosts Large Christmas Day Dinner

Mr and Mrs Harvey Mauermann hosted 45 guests in Brodhead on Christmas Day. Attendees included families from Monroe New Glarus Monticello Juda and Lub bock Texas among others, with many children listed.

Harvey Mauerman Brodhead Jacob L. Babler Ben Feldt Myron Babler Kim Gary Scott Julie Monroe Duane Babler New Glarus Wally Feldt Hans Sulzer

Reception Honors Storck Couple Tonight

The farewell reception for Rev. and Mrs. Donald Storck of St. John's United Church of Christ will run 7 to 9 p m in the church fellowship hall. The Storcks and their son Nathan will relocate to Pana Michigan where he will serve as pastor at St. John's United Church of Christ.

Donald Storck St. John’s United Church of Christ Fellowship Hall

Motorists Escape Injury After Intersection Collision

Deputies reported a two car crash at 8 p m yesterday a half mile north of Monticello on Alton Road. Occupants were Robert Grossen 23 Route 2 Monticello and Robert R Mathias 16 Monroe. Mathias car sustained heavy damage while Grossen’s had minor damage.

Monticello Alton Road Sheriff's Deputies Robert Grossen Robert R. Mathias Monroe Mathias Grossen

Lost Act Prompts Reflection on Absence and Logic

A reflective piece ties the idea of a lost act to the human urge to find order when something is missing. It muses on logic, memory, and the search for meaning in absence.

Peace Corps Volunteers May Get Draft Deferments

Washington reports that Peace Corps and VISTA volunteers are eligible for occupational draft deferments while serving. Deferments extend until age 35 if the service period ends. Induction remains possible for Job Corps participants meeting physical and mental standards.

Washington Peace Corps Selective Service

Cost of Living Up Year Was Fine For Businesses

AP Business News Analyst Sam Dawson reports the 1950s era optimism amid a rising deficit, possible tax changes, high profits, and inflation concerns. Despite record personal income and strong spending, executives fear higher interest rates and government limits on overseas investment, shaping cautious 1950s business planning.

Sam Dawson New York U.S. Treasury U.S

Rising debt fears as borrowing costs creep up

The piece notes growing personal debt and rising borrowing costs as Americans gain confidence in income to repay loans monthly. It warns that if inflation worsens, authorities could curb credit supply, making debt harder to manage despite current abundance.

Wisconsin motorists lose licenses in November under new law

Madison report shows 226 motorists in Wisconsin had driving licenses suspended in November under the new law. Officials say the measure aims to curb dangerous driving and improve road safety with penalties tied to violations.

Madison Wisconsin

November sees license suspensions under speed laws

The Motor Vehicle Department reports the 1965 Legislature authorized suspensions for speeding 20 mph over limit for up to 15 days starting in November. Also 11 drivers were suspended in November for evading a traffic officer, and nearly 2,600 licenses were revoked or suspended for assorted reasons.

Classified Ads In The Monroe Evening Times Fragment

A fragment from The Monroe Evening Times shows a room pent and advertised through classified notices. Details are incomplete but indicate typical newspaper classified content and listing structure.

Monroe Evening Times

Explosion damages home of Kenosha News editor

Kenosha An explosion and fire damaged the home of James Barnhill managing editor of the Kenosha News on Monday night. Fire Chief Jerome Gumbinger cited a gas heater leak and estimated the damage at $35,000 to the two story brick house.

Kenosha James Barnhill Kenosha News Jerome Gumbinger

Study Club Christmas Party At Brodhead

The Round Table Study Club gathered at Mrs. Glen Earleywine’s home for the December meeting and Christmas party. Ruth Schwartzlow presided. Irene Rhyner gave the critic report. Pearl Engebretson presented Christmas themed quizzes and readings while prizes were awarded. Edna Klingbeil of Mesa Arizona sent dates and pecans as a surprise gift.

Brodhead Round Table Study Club Glen Earleywine Ruth Schwartzlow Irene Rhyner Pearl Engebretson Edna Klingbeil Mesa Ariz

Bidlingmaiers Honored At Family Christmas Luncheon

Mrs. Albert Bidlingmaier hosted a Christmas luncheon at 2615 8th Street with guests including Elwyn Drye Dixon Dr. and Mrs. Robert Bidlingmaier Madison Duane Drye Beloit Donald Olson Argyle Paul May and sons Gloria Drye South Wayne James Albrecht and family Marvin Bidlingmaier and sons Alvin Bidlingmaier Sue and Rose Winslow Jim Bidlingmaier Whitewater Claire Bidlingmaier Baton Rouge Louisiana and Donald Drye and family Monroe.

Albert Bidlingmaier 8Th St Elwyn Drye Dixon Robert Bidlingmaier Madison Duane Drye Beloit Donald Olson Argyle Paul May Gloria Drye South Wayne James Albrecht Marvin Bidlingmaier Alvin Bidlingmaier Sue and Rose Winslow Jim Bidlingmaier Whitewater Claire Bidlingmaier Baton Rouge Donald Drye Monroe

Barbs by Walter C Parkes

A witty column lampoons aging women and suitors, taunting a yo-yo maker’s bankruptcy finale. It jokes about men’s price versus women’s figure, and defines a patio as Dad burning leaves in fall and steaks in summer.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mrs. Benkert Taft Katrona Forsyth Curran DeMolay Temple Dance Mauermann Storck William S. Pascoe VISTA Oscar N. Johnson Marshall ‘Assney Securities Company, Inc New York Stock Exchange Monona Ave Tel Wis Bidlingmaiers Walter C. Parkes Strickler’s “Fine” Home Butchered Stricklers Melvin Elmer 23Rd Ave Monroe, Wis del Monte Florida P.D. D. Store Strickler’s Market P.d.cq West Side of the Square Lanz Insurance Price Eugene Hotel
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