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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1965
Page
3
A New Year message urges honest happiness beyond empty optimism. It calls for faith amid doubt, meaning amid tragedy, and courage to believe in a moral purpose. Hope rests on the life of God, inviting Americans to root their strength in enduring faith and grace.
Dairy farmers from six Midwest states ask the Department of Agriculture to consider an economic-type formula for the market price paid to producers for Class 1 milk. Proposals include using an index based method and Minnesota Wisconsin pricing model and limiting Chicago pool participation to plants sending half milk to fluid markets in fall.
Two temporary workers Janis Sandley and Karen Houlberg assist at the Agriculture Building preparing literature for 4-H Adult Leaders for a January 10 meeting. Materials will reach 800 4-Hers in the county. enrollment ecards work continues with a January 1 deadline.
A devotional urges Christians to reject spiritual aloofness and engage in mission. It cites Revelations 3 on lukewarm living, stresses involvement, vision, and light shining through an active church. It highlights Union Presbyterian Church and New Apostolic Monroe notices with service times and clergy names.
The piece blends a civic folk reflection on how the New Year is born in every heart with a listing of church services and programs across multiple congregations. It details sermons, confirmations, baptisms and choir rehearsals in Monroe, South Wayne, McConnell, Orangeville, Cedarville and Yellowstone along with weekly activities and clergy names.
Summarizes worship times Sunday school and midweek activities for United Church of Christ congregations in Monroe Monticello New Glarus and Orangeville with names of pastors and schedule details for classes choirs and meetings. Classes and special events include open houses aid meetings consistory and youth activities.
Monroe churches list New Year's Eve and Sunday services with times for Sunday school worship and evangelistic events. Rev. Olson leads Monroe First and Rev. Fulton serves Juda and St Andrew's notes Sunday Mass and prayer meetings. Nazarene church in Monroe also lists junior teen fellowships and evangelistic service details.
The church announces Sunday school at 9 30 a m and service at 10 45 a m. Wednesday testimonies of healing at 7 45 p m. Reading Room hours are Wednesday and Saturday 2 to 4 p m.
The Monroe congregation announces a Sunday program with a 3 p.m. public talk and a 4 15 p.m. Watchtower Study. Tuesday features an 8 p.m. Bible Study followed by Thursday 7 30 p.m. Ministry School and an 8 30 p.m. service meeting overseen by Richard Kneifel.
Monroe Union Church announces a week of activities including Morning Worship at 10 15 a m January Fellowship at 11 15 a m United Presbyterian Youth at 7 p m and Evening Circle meetings led by Mrs Curtis Chase Mrs Robert Rutsch and Mrs P C Hunt Circle I meets Monday at 8 p m Circle II Tuesday at 8 p m Circle III Thursday at 2 p m An Adult Choir rehearsal is held at 7 p m
Evangelical United Brethren churches list Sunday worship times and frequent circle meetings. Monroe Immanuel offers worship at 8:30 and 10:45 with Sunday school at 9:35 and multiple circle nights. Bethel hosts 10 a.m. Sunday school and 11 a.m. worship with communion, plus Thursday choir and Bible study. New Glarus Jones worships 9:15 a.m. with 10:30 Sunday school and Rev. Holling presiding. Monticello and other area parishes share varied services, Bible studies, catechism sessions, and choir practices through the week under ministers Roehrdanz, Holling, Hinebaugh, Gibson, Nickel, and Ray. The calendar includes annual meetings, youth activities, and church-related gatherings at several towns including Clarno, Stavers, Brodhead, Brooklyn, Juda, Oakley, Cedarville, Afolkey.
A list of local sponsors across Monroe Wisconsin contributes to church and community efforts. Firms include Erickson Plumbing, IHC-Sales and Service, Hans Kampfer's Southside Pure Oil Station, Sausage Shop, Auto Body Shop, Electric Company, Wainwright Pharmacy, Monroe Machine & Welding, Monroe Speed Wash, Ready Mix & Material, Heating, J and W Imp Sales, Simmons Woodcraft, Monroe Laundry, Monroe Plumbing, and Carter Machine Works.
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