Johnson to Outline Mental Health Program at Woman's Club
The Monroe Woman's Club hosts a department of community affairs program tomorrow. Business meeting at 7 30 p m followed by the program at 8 p m in the Ludlow Memorial library Green Room. Speakers will be Mr and Mrs Amos Johnson on State and County Mental Health Programs. The pair are tied to Green County hospital with Johnson as superintendent and his wife as assistant matron. Johnson joined the hospital as superintendent in December 1959 after Francis retirement. They live on hospital grounds. Co chairmen include Mrs Jack F Murray and Mrs Fredric C Rosa with tea co chairmen Mrs Roland Karlen and Mrs Robert Wichser.
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Johnson
Woman's Club
Department of Community Affairs
Woman's Club of
Monroe
Ludlow Memorial] Library
Amos Johnson
Green County Hospital
Green County
Francis
Jack F. Murray
Fredric C. Rosa
Barbara Chapman Leads Browntown Eastern Star Installation
Mrs Barbara Chapman of South Wayne past Grand Matron of the Eastern Star of Wisconsin installed the Browntown chapter officers Friday evening assisted by Vern Marshall Betty Lawrence Paul Lawrence and Geraldine Marshall Joann Montgomery Bible bearers were Jamie and John Sargent Joann Montgomery sang with sister Mrs Nathan Lindsay of Madison as accompanist Officers installed included John and Barbara Sargent Theda May Alvena Krupke Amy Evans Erma Williams M V Miller Orville Evans Melen Miller Clara Simmons Adah Gladys Howery Ruth Manda Doyle Esther Clara Montgomery Martha Lois Stites Robert Stites Warder and Ben Maddrell Guests came from Barron Winslow Argyle Madison Milwaukee and Monroe.
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Druwaluwa Times
Barbara Chapman
South Wayne
Eastern Star of Wisconsin
Vern Marshall
Argyle
Betty Lawrence
Paul Lawrence
Geraldine Marshall
Joann Montgomery
Cora Bock
Raymond Montgomery
John Sargent
Nathan Lindsay
Madison
Theda May
Alvena Krupke
Amy Evans
Erma Williams
M. V. Miller
Orville Evans
Melen Miller
Clara Simmons
Adah
Gladys Howery
Church School Topics for Discussion at Swiss United Church
The Evening Guild of the Swiss United Church of Christ will meet at 8 p.m. Thursday in Zwingli House to discuss the new church school curriculum and review the book The Educational Mission of Our Church. Mrs. Gerald Disch chairs, with Sylvan Frick Russell Monroe Henry Hoesly Jr. and Mary Lou Hustad assisting.
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ABW
Glarus Uimmes
New Church
Our Church
Swiss United Church of Christ
Zwingli House
Gerald Disch
Mmes
Sylvan Frick
Russell Monroe
Henry Hoesly Jr
Mary Lou Hustad
Swiss Church Society Meets Tomorrow at Zwingli House
Swiss United Church of Christ aid society will hold a 2 p.m. meeting tomorrow at the Zwingli House in Glarus. Program chairwoman is Mrs. Harvey Ott with co chairmen of serving Mrs. C. H Bartle and Mrs. Dora Ott assisted by Mrs. Fred Ott, Carl Blaser, Peter Schindler, Joel Truttmann and Herman Hefty.
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EW Glarus Uames
Moon to Speak on Coins at Couples Club Meeting
William Moon will address the Couples Club of the Methodist church on coin collecting and his personal collection at 8 p.m. Thursday in the church Fellowship room. Refreshments will be provided by Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Seaton, Mr. and Mrs. William Plate, and Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Evans.
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Moon
William Moon
The
Methodist Church
Clarence Seaton
William Plate
E. 0. Evans
Earl Geigel Hosts For Family Dinner
Earl Geigel and family hosted a Sunday dinner at Edgewater Cafe Albany with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Nondahl and several relatives. DAR unit to meet at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Mrs. Myron Stair’s home with Dr Harriet Anundsen as program chairman.
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Earl Geigel
Oh Ae
Near Geigel
Monroe
Edgewater Cafe
Albany
Arthur Nondahl
Tom
David
Roger Humphrey
Earl
Tim
Mary Sue
Randy
al Burn Jr
Beth
Bryan
Alma Brecklin
DAR Unit
Harriet Anundsen
DAR
Myron Stair
Oscar Wolfe Honored On 93rd Birthday At Home
Grangeville Times special reports a family gathering at Oscar Wolfe s home to celebrate his 93rd birthday. The event also marked anniversaries for Mrs Elmer Behring and Wayne Wolf Jr. Attendees include multiple Wolfe and Priewe families from Monroe Brodhead Winslow and other communities. Mrs Edna Kohl cares for her father at home this winter.
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Grangeville
Oscar Wolfe
Elmer Behring
Wayne Wolf
Stanley Priewe
Mr. Wolfe
Jennie Priewe
Ed Wolfe
Leo Kohl
Wilson Rote
Carol
Edna Kohl
Monroe
Iva Williams
Brodhead
Iva Wolfe
Winslow
Fay Keister
Rocks and Gems Program Highlights Sorority Meeting
Thelma Gamm and Stephen L. Pandow presented a rocks and gems program after the Alpha Zeta Sorority meeting in Ludlow Memorial library. Gamm displayed specimens while Pandow discussed diamonds under a gemscope. Hostesses were Mrs. Walter J. Kubly and Mrs. Jessie Gooding. WSCS will meet in Browntown at 2 p.m. Thursday with Mrs. Dale Young hosting.
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Ass Thelma Gamm
Stephen L. Pandow
Pandow Jewelry Co
Alpha Zeta
Ludlow Memorial Library
Miss Gamm
Pandow
Walter J. Kubly
Jessie Gooding
WSCS
Browntown
Dale Young
Chapter Night With Moose Women Group Held
Women of the Moose chapter night at Moose hall hosted by Mrs. William Korn with two new members and 44 in attendance. Miss Marsha Wells sang and played piano with sister Jane Wells, while secretary’s report was read and refreshments served. Birthday greetings were given to Mrs. Krueger and Mrs. Roger Severson. Next meeting slated for Wednesday, January 15.
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Werma Care
Women of the Moose
William Korn
Moose Hall
Marvin Holcomb
Marsha Wells
God
Miss Jane Wells
Marsha
Mmes
Charles Schadewaldt
Homer Wardlow
Werner Zimmerman Sr
Olin’ Flisram
Leatha Krueger
Hilda Portman
Alfred Meier
Krueger
Roger Severson
Lehr Family Returns To Base 1 In Michigan
Lehr family members led by J Lehr Mark and John return to Selfridge Air Force Base Michigan after holidays with parents Mr and Mrs Thomas Cotherman and Mr and Mrs John Lehr Monticello A Christmas dinner and New Year s Day supper were served at the Lehr home in Monticello Attending were Duane Lehr Mark and John Richard Lehr Debbie Davy and Dean and Wayne Broge Wendy and Tracy Rev Burns speaks Wesley Burns of the Church of the Nazarene Monroe spoke on founding and growth of the Nazarene church during the Green County Ministerial Association meeting at St Johns United Church of Christ Monroe
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SEL Amu
Vaade J. Lehr
Mark
John
Selfridge Air Force Base
Michigan
Thomas Cotherman
John Lehr
Monticello
Lehr
Messrs
Mmes
Duane Lehr
Richard Lehr
Debbie
Davy
Dean
Wayne Broge
Wendy
Tracy
Burns
Wesley Burns
Church of the Nazarene
Monroe
The
Nazarene Church
Green County Ministerial Association
St. John’s
Fair Fielders 4H Club Holds Family Night Meeting
Mary Rah berger presided as Fair Fielders 4H Club opened with flag salute and club pledge led by Nancy Hartwig and Rosann Rahberger. Virginia Raymer Nancy Hartwig and Joyce Stuckey led recreation. A gift exchange occurred. Nancy Hartwig led songs. Parents played cards after the meeting and refreshments were served.
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Nancy Hartwig
Rosann Rahberger
Mary Rahberger
Virginia Raymer
Joyce Stuckey
Tidy Homemakers Christmas Party At Holmes Home
The Tidy Homemakers held a Christmas party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Holmes featuring a potluck supper. A gift exchange was conducted by secret pals with names revealed. Crazy gifts were exchanged for the husbands and games were played.
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Tidy cLase
Tidy Homemakers
R. J. Holmes
Schneeberger Named Manager of Project Tank Grhnasharcan
Schneeberger a Swiss native, now in Milwaukee, named manager of product development and quality control at Jack Winter Inc. The new department position marks a company expansion. He came to the United States in 1950 after 60 years with Jantzen Inc. in New York City in quality control and play clothes. He previously designed ski wear for White Stag in Portland, Oregon. His education and early career began in Switzerland.
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Aus Gramecueeses
Mactive
Switzerland
Jack Winter, Inc
Milwaukee
Schneeberger
United States
Jantzen, Inc
New York City
White Stag Mfg. Co
Portland
Ore
Swizerland
Laird questions Johnson economy in military and budget claims
Rep. Melvin R. Laird challenged President Johnson's push for economy while seeking about 100 billion dollars for fiscal 1965. He noted Kennedy asked 98.8 billion and Congress appropriated 92.6 billion, implying an apparent increase of roughly 74 billion over last year. He highlighted confusion over savings claims, citing McNamara's defense request and the actual 1964 defense outlay and appropriations.
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Washington
Melvin R. Laird
Johnson
Laird
Congress
Kennedy
J Laird
House ‘Appropriations Committee
Defense
Robert McNamara
Joint Chiefs of Staff
McNamara
Defense Department
Mt Horeb Girls Set For Iowa Vocal Event
Mt Horeb high school girls will take part in the 13th annual Dorian Vocal Festival at Luther College Decorah Iowa tomorrow and Thursday. The group includes Cheryl Hiser Karen Boswell Kristine Boswell Holly Thronson and Donna Tvedt. They sing with a massed chorus with Kristine Boswell as piano accompanist for Cheryl Hiser who will sing a solo. Warner Smig dean at University of Colorado College of Music and national president of the American Choral Directors association will lead as guest conductor.
Commandery Inspection Set for Feb 1 at Masonic Temple
The Monroe Commandery will hold inspection at Mason ic Temple on Saturday Feb 1. Initial planning occurred at the regular meeting. The Order of the Temple degree was conferred. Visitations are planned for the next three Saturdays at Fond du Lac Jan 11 Milwaukee Jan 18 and LaCrosse Jan 25. A lunch followed.
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Monroe Commandery
Masonic Temple
Order of the Temple
Fond du Lac
Milwaukee
LaCrosse
Supreme Court Backs Ruling Striking Down Louisiana Segregation Law
The Supreme Court affirmed a special New Orleans federal court ruling voiding Louisiana's law demanding racial segregation at public entertainments and athletic events. The decision upholds the New Orleans NAACP's right to use the municipal auditorium on equal terms. It also notes the case returns to district court for further action and cites earlier related rulings on public facilities segregation.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Louisiana
U.strict
New Orleans
District
NAACP
Victor H. Schiro
Te District Court
High Tribunal
Special Federal Court
Special Court
Schiro
High Court
Montgomery
Ala
U.S. Circuit Court
Richard A. Nesmith
Jacksonville
U.S
District Court
Circuit Court
New York City
Reynolds Assails Byrnes Candidacy
Wisconsin Governor Reynolds condemns Rep. John W Byrnes plan to run as a favorite son in the April 7 Republican primary. He likens the move to a private club and says Wisconsin Republicans fear entering the national race, in particular Sen. Barry Goldwater.
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Madison
Reynolds
John W. Byrnes
Wisconsin
Madison Club
United States
Barry Goldwater
Hottest Sydney Day Since 1961 Record
The Sydney Weather Bureau logged 105.4 degrees in the shade this morning, the hottest day here since January 26, 1961 when 107 degrees were recorded, as officials note unusually high temperatures persist.
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Sidney
Australia
Sydney Weather Bureau
Business Shows Optimistic Note
Rising stock prices and fatter corporate profits give a rosy outlook for 1964. Confidence replaces caution as executives foresee growth, with restrained inventories and no overexpansion cited. Some warn against excess optimism, while sectors lag in hiring and durable goods orders slow after an early surge.
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Asw York
Johnson
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Leon Weidman
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News of the Homemakers
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Iowa
Drapery House
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