Changing Mission to a Changing World lesson at LCW meets
Lois A. Walters presents Changing Mission to a Changing World to LCW Circles of Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church as they discuss mission challenges. Esther Naomi Ruth Martha Priscilla Mirian Rebecca and Lydia Circles set meeting dates from Jan 10 to Jan 20 with designated leaders and hostesses.
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Lois A. Walters
LCW
Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church
LCA
Esther
Lester J. Johnson
Mabel Greenwald
Naomi
Gerald Gelbach
Gelbach
Ruth Circle
Cassius Woodle
Mildred Hoffman
Martha Circle
Marian Zimmerman
Marjorie Warfel
Priscilla Circle
Lillian McCoy
McCoy
Mirian Circle
John Holtshopple
Holtshopple
Rebecca Circle
Robert Kramer
Lydia Circle
Ralph Peterson
Robbie Miller
Kuhl Couple to Celebrate 25th Wedding Anniversary Open House
BELLEVILLE Times Special Mr and Mrs Leland Kuhl mark their 25th wedding anniversary with an open house from 2 to 5 p.m. Sunday at their Belleville home. They were married Jan 8 1941 in New Glarus and have two daughters and a son, plus three grandchildren.
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Belleville
Leland Kuhl
Kuhl
Marguerite Nay
Porter Nay
New Glarus
Kuhls
Charles Johnson
Madison
Linda
Gary
Walter Grossen
Turner Hall
Monroe
Helen Broege
Peace Church
Browntown
John L. Haach
Victor
Marietta) Hall
Devils Lake
N.D
George Grossen
Roland
Marlene) Winn
Winslow
Janeen
Walter Jr
Kenneth
Dennis
Allen
David
Denise Helen
Linda Marie
Michael Joseph Winn
Schmitz
Legion Auxiliaries Hear Reports At Meeting
The American Legion Auxiliary met at the legion hall last night. Chairman reports were read by Mrs Bernard Gibbons on child welfare replacing Mrs Robert Cashman who moved to Baraboo, Mrs Alfred Henning on sunshine, and Mrs Ethel Jones on membership. Mrs Kenneth Lovell received birthday greetings. Refreshments were served by Mrs Roy Chesebro and Mrs Lloyd Marty.
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American Legion Auxiliary
The
Legion Hall
Bernard Gibbons
Robert Cashman
Baraboo
Alfred Henning
Sunshine
Ethel Jones
Kenneth Lovell
Roy Chesebro
Lloyd Marty
New Zealand AFS Student Speaks at St John’s Aid Meeting
St John’s Ladies Aid met at the church hall for annual reports and a potluck. Miss Rosalie Radcliffe led devotions and song. Miss Christine Wilson, AFS student from New Zealand, shared slides recalling her homeland. Mrs Brennecke and committee supervised the meal.
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St. John’s Ladies Aid
Church Fellowship Hall
Rosalie Radcliffe
Christine Wilson
AFS
New Zealand
Carl Brennecke
AFS Student to Address VFW Auxiliary Meeting
Cecil Jones Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars No. 2312 opens the year with a guest speaker. Miss Chris Olson, a New Zealand AFS student, will speak at Palmer Hall at 8 p.m.
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Cecil Jones
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Chris Olson
New Zealand
AFS
Palmer Hall
Orangeville Auxiliary Meeting Slated for Jan 13
Orangeville American Legion Auxiliary will meet Thursday January 13. Members will prepare tray favors at 7 p.m. The business meeting follows at 8.
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Orangeville
American Legion Auxiliary
Circle to Meet Monticello at Zwingli Church
The Women’s Missionary Circle of Zwingli United Church of Christ will meet Monday evening in the Parish House. Hostesses are Mrs. William V. Baebler and Mrs. Martha Richards.
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Monticello
Women’s Missionary Circle of
Zwingli United Church of Christ
William V. Baebler
Martha Richards
Friendship Circle Meeting at Mt Horeb Church Home
The Friendship Circle of the Methodist Church will meet at 8 p.m. Monday at the home of Mrs Alfred Schurch with Mrs Ed Roth as co host.
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MT. Horeb
Friendship Circle of the
Methodist Church
Alfred Schurch
Ed Roth
Afolkey YF Group Hosts New Year Eve Party
The Youth Fellowship of Bethel EUB Church at Afolkey held a New Year's Eve party with about 40 participants. They bowled at Lena Sports Lane and returned to the Maynard Losey home for pizza. Sandy Losey led the devotional period as the New Year was ushered in.
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Orangeville
Youth Fellowship of Bethel Eub
Afolkey
Lena Sports Lane
Maynard Losey
Sandy Losey
Judith C Berger Olson Exchange Vows In Argyle Ceremony
Judith C Berger and Philip Kendall Olson exchanged wedding vows in Argyle Lutheran Church on December 19. The couple, now residing in Port Washington, celebrated with a reception after the ceremony. The bride, daughter of Kaspar Berget, holds a master's from the University of Wisconsin and works as Ozaukee County Home Economics Agent. the groom is an elementary teacher in Menomonee Falls.
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Colorado
Ueil
Brickenridge
Arapahoe
Philip Kendall Olson
N. Montgomery St
Port Washington
Olson
Judith C. Berget
Kaspar Berget
Argyle
Edward Olson
Milwaukee
Argyle Lutheran Church
Lyman Oman
James Homme
Fort Washington
Janet Sperstad
Madison
Ronald Crowell
Peoria
Ill
Annette Niederkorn
Lee Spangler
Richland Center
Evelyn Gray
Vernon Nelson
Grant Nelson
Robert Ahlstrom
Lester Freeter
Monroe
Green Bay
Owen - Withee
Elkhorn
Darlington
Illinois
Stout State University
University of Wisconsin
Ozaukee County
Mr. Olson
Gustavus Adolphus College
Marquette University
Menomonee Falls
Bates and officers to be installed at Summit Chapter
Mr and Mrs James F Bates will be installed as worthy patron and matron of Summit Chapter Order of Eastern Star at 8 pm tomorrow in the Masonic Temple. Installing officers include Ada Narveson Oscar Narveson Eleanor Smith Daisy Scott Grace Danhouser and more.
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MT. Horeb
James F. Bates
Summit
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Emily Hurlbut
Andrew Rude
Nellie Lust
Beulah Hopkins
Marion Cheethan
Marie Johnson
Esther Tolland
Alice Collins
Mabel Redel
Ruth Osmundson
Adah
Ada Narveson
Ruth
Norma Moyer
Esther
Clara Baxter
Martha
Pearl Thousand
Electa
Thelma Swenson
Otto Gilbertson
Sentinel
Oscar Narveson
Eleanor Smith
Marshall
Daisy Scott
Grace Danhouser
Beloit Men’s Chorus Plans Area Program
The Beloit Men's Chorus of 30 voices will provide the program at the Orangeville Woman's Club meeting in the American Legion Home. The event starts at 8 p.m. Husbands of club members are invited to attend.
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Orangeville
Beloit Men’s Chorus of
30 Voices
American Legion
Betrothal announced for Rita Hermanson and John Kratochvil
Rita M Hermanson of Madison and John Kratochvil of Madison are engaged. Rita is a Argyle High School and Electronics School of Omaha graduate working in Madison. John is a Michigan State University and UW chemistry graduate pursuing a PhD in biochemistry. They plan a June wedding at Apple Grove Lutheran Church. Also a Tokyo to Vietnam gum donation news item.
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Rita M. Hermanson
N. Midvale
Madison
John Kratochvil
Alton Hermanson
Argyle
Kratochvil
J. J. Kratochvil
Berwyn
Ill
Miss Hermanson
Argyle High School
Electronics School of
Hirsig
Michigan State University
University of Wisconsin
United States Forest Products Laboratory
Apple Grove Lutheran Church
Classified Ads Unite Buyers and Sellers in Local Market
Classified ads connect buyers sellers and renters in the local community. These brief notices promote goods services and opportunities with practical details like contact information and prices when available.
Banking of Blood Program to Start
MILWAUKEE The Milwaukee Blood Center starts work on long term banking of blood by quick freezing. A grant of about $75,000 from the Allen-Bradley Foundation supports a three year program. Frozen blood offers protection to patients, aids those with rare blood, and allows stockpiling of rare donations.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee Blood Center
Allen-Bradley Foundation
Tibor Greenwalt
JoAnn Hoesly Named Queen at New Glarus
James Jeglum, New Glarus High School junior prom king, selected JoAnn Hoesly as queen for the spring event. Hoesly is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hoesly of rural New Glarus while Jeglum is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Enos Jeglum of Blanchardville.
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New Glarus
James Jeglum
JoAnn Hoesly
Jeglum
Enos Jeglum
Blanchardville
Miss Hoesly
Robert Hoesly
Palm Sunday Tragedy Tornado Editions Sold At Times
Tornado editions titled Mon roe's Palm Sunday Tragedy remain available at the Times office as collectors' items or for readers seeking archival copies.
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Monroe
Palm Sunday
Times Office
Dear Abby letter on introductions in a new city ethics
A reader asks if a newcomer should call a recommended local contact who gives a personal referral. The letter notes the pressure of calling a stranger and introducing oneself with limited personal details. Abby’s guidance addresses tact and privacy in early new-town introductions.
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Abby
Millie McGillicuddy
Area Students Named Degree Candidates at Platteville State
Among 111 graduates, Richard J. Kubly Marilyn K. Marty Marilyn J. Michel and Therese Mueller of Monroe area are listed with majors in Social Science Business Administration Comprehensive Social Studies English Psychology Elementary Education and more. Commencement set for 2 30 p m Saturday Jan 22 in the main auditorium with Rep Spark Matsunaga Hawaii delivering the commencement address and a preceding banquet in the Beaux Arts room of the student center.
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Platteville State University
Richard J. Kubly
Marilyn K. Marty
Marilyn J. Michel
Theresa A. Mueller
Monroe Area
Kubly
Eleanor Kubly
South Wayne
Marilyn Marty
Mary E. Laeser
24Th St
Monroe
Newman Club
National Education Association
Marilyn Michel
18Th Ave
Psychology
Therese Mueller
Karl Mueller
7Th Ave
Spark M. Matsunaga
United States
Hawaii
Beaux Arts
Tulane Hikes Tuition For Full Time Undergraduates
Tulane University in New Orleans increases tuition by $150 per semester for full time undergraduates, effective September 1966, raising the current $600 per semester cost.
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New Orleans
Tulane University
Handling a crafty social call from Sam Strangelove
A perplexed reader seeks etiquette guidance on how to respond to Sam Strangelove’s interest. The advice recommends enlisting all mutual friends to write a note to Sam and suggest he call you. This lets a go-between share key details and lets him decide whether to initiate contact.
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Sam Strangelove
Dear Abby Matron of Honor Dilemma and Grandmother as Backup
A bride asks who should stand as matron of honor when sisters-in-law are due to have babies soon. The advice: the grandmother is the safest backup choice and should be asked. The letter reflects planning anxiety and practical family considerations for a February wedding.
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Abby
Jen
Seaside
Dear Abby Advice on Discussing a Former Marriage
Dear Curious asks how much to learn about a fiancé’s prior marriage. Abby says inquire only about matters affecting your life together such as children, financial responsibility, grounds for divorce, and current relation with the ex. The topic is your business before marriage.
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Abby
Behind Every Successful Man Stands an Astonished Mother In Law
Confidential note in a Pa ulls Valley publication urges worry-free success with a wry line about a mother in law. The item references Abby and a Monroe Times contact for replies with a stamped self addressed envelope.
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Pauls Valley
Walter W. Heller
Abby
Monroe Evening Times
Abby’s booklet offer on letter writing
A simple notice invites readers to mail one dollar to Abby at Box 69700 in Los Angeles California to receive the booklet How to Write Letters for All Occasions. The item emphasizes a mail order request and provides a postal address for purchasing the guide.
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Abby
Los Angeles
Calif
American Consumer Confident of Good Year
A University of Michigan survey finds American consumers confident 1966 will be prosperous and planning major expenditures such as a new car. The Institute for Social Research reports a higher share of families planning to buy new cars than last year.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
University
Institute For Social Research
Fires Post Record In Lives Lost and Damage
The National Fire Protection Association reports about 12 000 US deaths from fires last year and property losses exceeding 1 700 million dollars. The death toll rose about 100 from 1964 and neared the 1963 record of 12 100, with property damage over 100 million higher than in 1964.
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Boston
National Fire Protection Association
United States
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