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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1950

Page

3

Ministerial Group To Sponsor Community Leadership Training

The Monroe Ministerial Association will sponsor a community leadership training school at Immanuel Church from January 16 through February 20. Monday evening courses run 7 30 to 9 30 with Rev Dallas D Landrum as dean and Rev Newell Mendenhall teaching visual aids. Rev Peter Retzlaff, Rev Ralph Kofoed, Rev Howard Orians and Rev L Landrum will lead sessions on Christian beliefs Bible origins and home church cooperation. No individual fee. Sunday school participants pay 3 covering all enrollments.

Monroe Ministerial Association Im- Manuel Church Dallas D. Landrum Union Presbyterian Church Newell Mendenhall Grace Lutheran Church Peter Retzlaff Juda Ralph K. Kofoed First Meth Dist Church Howard L. Orians Immanuel Church

Auxiliary of Legion Brings Membership To 325 in Initiation Here

At the Elms Legion home 60 members attended an American Legion Auxiliary initiation last evening. Seven new members were welcomed with Mrs. Alfred Henning as initiation officer. The group’s total membership rose to 325. Mrs. Frederick Lanz presided, reporting on a visit to the veterans hospital gift shop and stock room at Wood. Genevieve Arensdorf spoke on the School milk program and the mobile X ray unit expected in Monroe this month. Phoebe Abram provided vocal selections with Barbara Boyd accompanying. A luncheon was served. 500 and bridge games were held, with honors to Mrs. Lester Van Loon and Mrs. Archie Gibbons in 500 and to Mrs. Walter Day and Mrs. Richard Gibbons in bridge. Sixty members attended.

American Legion Auxiliary Elms Legion Old Argyle Road Alfred Henning Frederick Lanz Veterans’ Hospital Wood Genevieve Arensdorf Monroe Phoebe Abraham Barbara Boyd Lester van Loon Archie Gibbons Walter Day Richard Gibbons

Frank Schwartzlow Farewell Party At Sylvester Farm

About 40 guests attended a farewell party for Mr and Mrs Frank Schwartzlow at their Sylvester township farm home Wednesday evening. The Schwartzlows, moving to Monroe soon, were presented a gift. Attending were Royce Ross of Albany Clarence Ostrander and family Footville Messrs and Mesdames Ralph Mahlkuch and family Frederick Mahlkuch and family Herman Durtschl and family Orvan Albright and son Keith Otto Albright John Christen jr and Jami Jacob Vorderman sr Melvin Siedschlag Elmer Schwartzlow and daughter Joanne Mrs Lena Bloom Mrs Karen Albright and Rudy Wellman.

Frank Schwartzlow Sylvester Th Schwartzlows Monroe Royce Ross Albany Clarence Ostrander Footville Mmes Ralph Mahlkuch Frederick Mahlkuch Herman Durtschl Orvan Albright Keith Otto Albright John Christen Jr Jami Jacob Vorderman Sr Melvin Siedschlag Elmer Schwartzlow Joanne Lena Bloom Karen Albright Rudy Wellman

York Church Group To See Stoughton Film

York Evangelical Lutheran church hosts a Luther League meeting Sunday evening featuring a film about the Martin Luther Children’s Home at Stoughton. Activities of the home’s children will be shown, with music and a league topic presented by Carol Jelle, Rochelle Albertson, Carole Albertson, Barbara Paulson, and Carol Paulson. Charles Anderson and Clifton Albertson families serve.

Martin Luther Stoughton Luther League York Evangelical Lutheran Church Carol Jelle Rochelle Carole Albertson Barbara Carol Paulson Charles Anderson Clifford Albertson

Miss Janet Hiltbrand to Wed Frank Wehinger Jan 21

Miss Janet Hiltbrand of route 2 and Frank Wehinger of route 1 plan a January 21 wedding. Janet has worked in the bookkeeping department at First National Bank for five years while Frank is employed at the Dillon Davis farm.

Janet Hiltbrand John R. Hiltbrand Janet Frank Wehinger Albert Wehinger Miss Hiltbrand First National Bank Webinger Delton Davis Farm

Quiet Angle Weekend At Youth Center Set For Saturday

The Youth Center plans a quiet weekend with Angle Capers from 9 to 11 Saturday night. The center opens 7:30 to 11 tonight but the Fort Atkinson Monroe game may draw most high school fans to Cardinal territory. Mrs Flora Gempeler hosts the January Washington Aid Society meeting Wednesday at the parish house.

Youth Center Fort Atkinson

Sets Summer Date for Foster Joyce Elizabeth to Schiller

Sets a late summer wedding for Miss Joyce Elizabeth Foster of Monroe to Howard Schiller of Marshfield. Miss Foster, Monroe High School class of 1947, works at United Telephone Co. Mr Schiller, son of Otto Schiller, is a contractor's employee.

Fay E. Foster 12Th Street Joyce Elizabeth Howard Schiller Monroe Otto Schiller Arlington Avenue Marshfield Foster Monroe High School United Telephone Co Schiller Victor Schiller

St Johns Aid Installs Officers Honors Mrs Meyers

Nine members attended the St. John s Aid in church parlors for installations Mrs Fred B Marty becomes second vice president and Mrs Fred Fritz Jr named member at large current officers include Mrs Fred Grimm president Mrs D A Moldenhauer first vice president and Mrs Ross S Martin treasurer Mrs Marie Meyers 80th birthday honored with a special song The lesson titled The whole family of the whole church of the whole world was led by Mrs Henry Babler Jr A quadrennial meeting report from Cleveland was presented by Mrs Paul C Kehle A picnic lunch was planned by James John and Ted Wyss

St. John's Aid Fred B. Marty Fred Fritz Jr Fred Grimm D. A. Moldenhauer Ross S. Martin Joanne Zwygart Florence Voigt Marie Meyers Henry Babler Jr Women's Guild Cleveland Paul C. Kehle J ‘Ames John Ted Wyss

Susanna Elmer Sets Attendance Mark at Aid Society

Mrs Susanna Elmer achieved a perfect ten years attendance for the Aid Society of the Zwingli Evangelical and Reformed church. The group met at the parish house to open its year with secretary and treasurer reports. The society lists 98 members with 46 average attendance, four new members, and nine perfect attenders including Mrs Elmer. A lesson titled Tracing a New Pattern was led by Mrs Stauffer and Mrs Marty. Vice president for 1950 will be Mrs F Voegels. treasurer is Mrs Ted Zurbuchen.

John Richards H. L. Karlen William Spring Bessie Youngreen H. F. Stoll Henry C. Elmer C. M.stauffer Willis J. Marty F. W. Voegels Ted Zurbuchen Ments

Tri County Rural Art Show Set at Darlington

The Sth annual tri county rural art show will be hosted in Laf ayette county this year at Ostby Motors show room January 21 to 28. Non professional artists from Grant Iowa and Lafayette counties may enter. A one day art institute closes the event on Saturday January 28 with demonstrations and discussions by Mrs. Fred Laut of the University of Wisconsin. Contact Miss Evelyn Scherwetz for entry blanks. Sponsored by county agricultural extension, county superintendent of schools and UW College of Agriculture.

Waslington Lafayette Sth Tri-County Ostby Motors Grant Iowa Lafayette Counties Fred Laut University of Wisconsin Art Education Department Evelyn Scherwetz Darlington County Agricultural Extension Office County Superintendent of Schools UW College of Agriculture

Ferrells of Darlington Mark 65th Anniversary

Mr and Mrs George Ferrell observe their 65th wedding anniversary with an open house today The Ferrells were married on December 6 1885 in Mineral Point They farmed in Warwick township Town county until retiring about 35 years ago and moved to Darlington Mrs Ferrell formerly Lucinda Rowe was eight years old December 12 She is able to be about the house though not fully healthful Mr Ferrell was 87 July 31 and remains active cooking meals and keeping the home together

Mr. Ferrell Aend

Ferrell Family Ties Spanning Packwaukee and Mineral Point

A Ferrell household reveals a son Raymond of Packwaukee and a grandson with a large spring garden. Mrs. Ferrell has two sisters in Darlington, Mrs Arthur Parson and Mrs Louisa Blakely, plus brother James Rowe in Packwaukee. Mr Ferrell counts two brothers John and Oscar and sister Mrs Amelia Sleep in Mineral Point.

Ferrells Raymond Packwaukee Ferrell Darlington Arthur Parson Louisa Blakely James Rowe John Oscar Amelia Sleep Mineral Point

The Whole of Love Is My Answer Lesson Service

A lesson service on the subject The Whole of Love Is My Answer featured readings by Mrs Clarence Barker Mrs John Jensen and Mrs Lyle Rinehart A letter from Miss Dora Wagner a missionary in Japan was read Social hour followed with lunch by hostesses Mrs Rusk and committee Members Fred Anderson Eva Daughenbaugh Elroy Hughes Elmer Rinehart Merton Zimmer man Lauretta Zimmer man Wendel Wunschel Vernon Ohn Elizabeth Albright Mr and Mrs Walter Ludwig and Jerry DAR sends books Five boxes of books were sent to Northland College Library by the DAR at the meeting Wednesday evening at Mrs Fred I Kohli's home 2904 8th Street Mrs Nellie W Kohli co hostess Miss Lillian Gempeler showed movies of her trip abroad this summer Has bridge club Mrs Kenneth Norder 1020 8th Street entertained her bridge club at her home last evening Two tables of contract played with honors to Mrs Norder Clifford Fritz Alvin Camron Lunch was served Zwingli meets Monticello Times Special The Women s Missionary Society of Zwingli Evangelical and Reformed Church will meet at the parish house Monday evening with co hostesses Mrs Henry E Babler and Mrs Willis Babler Guild to meet Albany Times Special The Zwingli guild will meet with Mrs Herman Pluss Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Wilbert Rhyner in charge of the program Choir plans concert Brodhead Special The Luther Valley choir of 40 voices directed by Mrs Gla

Clarence Barker John Jensen Lyle Rinehart Dora Wagner Japan Rusk Mmes Fred Anderson Eva" Daughenbaugh Elroy Hughes Elmer Rinehart DAR Northland College Library Fred I. Kohli 8Th Street Nellie W. Kohli Lillian Gempeler Kenneth Order Mmes. Norder Clifford Fritz Alvin Camron Zwingli Meft Monticello Women’s Missionary Society of Zwingli Evangelical

Vigdahl Johnson Nuptials Revealed

Announcement of the marriage of Geneva Mae Vigdahl and Delos L. Johnson. The ceremony took place December 29 at 8 p.m. in the Orfordville Lutheran Church with Rev. Leon A. Hohm officiating. Maid of honor was Mary Blum and best man James Allen Jr. Ushers were Eric Johnson and Robert Domek. The couple will reside in Madison.

Mnead Geneva Mae Vigdahl Oscar Vigdahl Brodhead Delos L. Johnson Joseph E. Johnson Orfordville Lutheran Church Leon A. Hohm Mary Blum Evansville James Allen Jr Eric Johnson Robert Domek Madison

Orangeville WSCS Meets at Rusk Home

The Orangeville WSCS of the Methodist church met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Leo Rusk. About 30 members attended. Mrs. Roy Wagner gave the

Orangeville WSCS Rusk Leo Rusk Roy Wagner

Carolyn Louise Kueck to Marry Robert W Scholz in Brodhead

Brodhead announces the engagement of Carolyn Louise Kueck to Robert W Scholz son of Mrs Erna Scholz Oak Park Illinois. The wedding is set for Friday January 13 at 4 p m in the Kueck home with both attending Northwestern University. Scholz is a radio announcer in Beloit. A New Year’s Eve watch party was held at the Walter Ludwig home with several families in attendance.

Brodhead H. F. Kueck Carolyn Louise Robert W. Scholz Erna Walter Ludwig Route 1 Juda Messrs Mmes Merlin Klopfinstein Wayne Gempeler Emil Goecks Darrell Alexander Phyllis Forrest

Benefit concert and dance events in local communities

Dys Heyerdahl and Rev Marcus S Lewis plan a sacred concert at Shopiere Congregational church at 8 p m Sunday. The Green County Boots and Saddle club funds a polio benefit dance at Bluff View park Brodhead on January 20 with Hartwig’s Jolly Switzers providing music. The WCTU meets at Mrs Kyle Miller’s home Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Vern Jones in charge of the program.

Dys Heyerdahl Marcus S. Lewis Shopiere Congregational Church Green County Boots and Saddle Club Bluff View Park Brodhead Hartwig Jolly Switzers

Air Reserve Group To Hear of Air Trip

Air Force Reserve officers will meet at 7 30 p m Tuesday at the American Legion A report on the recent trip to Dayton Ohio through Wright and Patterson fields will be given by Lt Col Robert Hahlen Lt Col Charles B Marvin commands Flight F of 5896 VART Major Kenneth Tait is arranging a movie and other program plans are being made by Lt Glenn Hoff

air force_ reserve American Legion Dayton Wright and Patterson Fields Robert Hahlen Charles B. Marvin Flight F Vart Kenneth Tait Glenn Hoff

Submerged Signboard Sailor Timely Message

Passers by in Harrisburg Illinois watched a smiling sailor on a nearly submerged signboard amid high waters. The scene underscored a timely message about the flood situation and the ongoing danger to residents.

Harrisburg Ill

Navy recruitment ad amid flooded fields shown as rally call

Homemakers Friendly Circle meets at Mrs. Harold Matzke home with Mrs. Alfred Trumpy and Mrs. James F. Stearns directing a glove making project. Feb 9 study Contour farming. Ruth Chase county nurse discusses mobile X-ray unit for Green County anti tuberculosis program Jan 16 to 30.

Friendly Circle Alfred Trumpy James F. Stearns Friendly ‘Circle Harold Matzke Frank Bloom Ruth Chase Green County State Board of Health

Notable Names in Local Directory Notice

Willard Matzke Ralph Lichten walner Fred Ziltener Paul Wuthrich Forrest Briggs Homer Retzlaff Ernest Kern Maynard Losey and Orville Hawthorne are listed in the community notice reflecting residents connected to recent civic or organizational events.

Willard Matzke Ralph Lichtenwalner Fred Ziltener Paul Wuthrich Forrest Briggs Homer Retzlaff Ernest Kern Maynard Losey Orville Hawthorne

PLAN FAMILY NIGHT AT MOose hall by Juda center

Homemakers clubs of Juda center plan a family night at Moose hall tomorrow with folk and square dances. Mrs. John Rosheisen of Juda is chairman and Mrs. Grace Anderson of Monroe leads the dancing. Twelve area clubs expected to participate.

Homemakers Clubs Juda Center Moose Hall John Rosheisen Juda Grace Anderson Monroe

Also Mentioned on This Page

Auxiliary of Legion Frank Schwartzlows York Flora Gempeler Washington Aid Society St. John’s Aid Mrs. Meyers Susanna Elmer Zwingli Guild Herman Pluss Wilbert Rhyner Luther Valley Choir Gla Vigdahl-Johnson Carolyn Louise Kueck WCTU Kyle Miller Vern Jones Air Reserve Group Navy Paterson N. J Katherine Craver William A. Hegarty Passaic Chevrolet Fisher Ling Sterio 18Th Avenue Iptianel Americas Marty-Ripp Chevrolet WLAD
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