Antique Wheelers Celebrate Pick Anniversary With Mock Wedding
The Picks Mr and Mrs George A Pick were honored by the Antique Wheelers Car Club for their 50th wedding anniversary with a playful mock ceremony after a business session at the Community Center. About sixty members attended and refreshments were provided by the Picks and their daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antique Wheelers Car Club
George A. Pick
Community Center
Lamont Zimmerman
Lloyd Ackerman
Mmes
Henry Pick
Helen
DAR Chapter Reports On Schools And Citizenship
Col. Benjamin Harrison Chapter of the DAR met at Mrs. Fred Selck’s home to hear reports on DAR sponsored schools Tamassee Kate Duncan Smith Crossmore Hindman Settlement and the George Washington Day Dinner plans. Mrs. Reinmann also discussed John Jay. A Christmas fund gift to Madison Veterans Hospital and a display with Monroe Jaycees were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Harrison
DAR
Fred Selck
9Th St
Albert Reinmann
Tamassee
S.C
Kate Duncan Smith
Grant
Ala
Berry
Virginia
Crossmore
North Carolina
Hindman Settlement
Kentucky
Reinmann
John Jay
US Supreme Court
George Washington
Veterans Hospital
Madison
Monroe Jaycees
First National Bank
Chester Tobin
Ralph Duchow
Albany
Brodhead
Juenemanns Visit Area for Christmas in Wisconsin
Mrs. Don Juenemann and her sons Ronnie Jamie and Steven visited the Two Harbors Minnesota area by jet and spent Christmas with relatives in Madison. Mrs. Juenemann is the daughter of Ralph and Mrs. Wells and a Christmas dinner was hosted by another daughter Mrs Nathan Grenzow and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Juenemann
Ronnie
Jamie
Steven
Two Harbors
Minn
Madison
Juenemann
Ralph Wells
Rt. 3
Nathan Grenzow
Dear Abby guidance on neighbor, tenants, and harassment
A reader asks if a landlady should confront a tenant about a 16 year old girl living with him in a backyard apartment. Abby advises talking to the tenant directly and notes age factors may matter. The column also covers a neighbor harassing a reader and suggests involving family or mental health resources. A third letter cites anonymous phone call misuse and urges getting help and using unpublished numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby
L. A
Auto club meeting hears on accident prevention
State Trooper E A Tomlin spoke at the YesterYear Auto Club meeting in the First National Bank community room. Hostess Mrs Ruth Gempeler of Monticello helped. The next meeting, the annual dinner, will be held at Idle Hour Mansion on Saturday Feb 5 with chairmen Mr and Mrs Harold Whitehead and Mr and Mrs Hans Kampfer.
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Green County
E. A. Tomlin
YesterYear Auto Club
First National Bank
Ruth Gempeler
Monticello
Idle Hour Mansion
Harold Whitehead
Hans Kampfer
Three Moose Members Joined at Regular Meeting
Three were voted into membership in the Loyal Order of Moose at Moose Hall. Chester Kubly transferred from the Harvard lodge to the local lodge. The Green County Special Education School sent thanks for Moose treats at the Christmas party. A free dance for Moose members and guests is planned for January 15 with the Delbert Heins Combo. An officers meeting is set for January 11 at 8:30 p.m. in the lodge rooms. Lunch was served by Edwin Haldiman, William Hartwig, Delbert Kundert and Irving Andrews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Order of Moose
Moose Hall
Chester Kubly
Harvard, Ill
Green County
Edwin Haldiman
William Hartwig
Delbert Kundert
Irving Andrews
Wisconsin Percussion Ensemble at Monroe Junior High
The University of Wisconsin Percussion Ensemble directed by Professor James Latimer performs at 1 30 pm Saturday in the Monroe Junior High School Auditorium. Sponsored by the Monroe PTA Council as part of the cultural arts series. Open to adults and students. tickets at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Wisconsin
James Latimer
Monroe Junior High School
Monroe Pta Council
Home school program set at St. Vic's
The St. Victor's Home and School program on Jan. 11 will feature talks by two education experts. Sister Ruth Bush and Arnold Lamberg will discuss observations of St. Victor's teachers and students and answer questions. The event begins at 8 p.m. and refreshments will follow.
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St. Victor’s
John Callahan
Ruth Bush
Madison Diocesan Department of Education
Arnold Lamberg
ESEA
Donald Place
Schedules announced for two churches this week
Peace United Church of Christ in Browntown and St Pauls United Church of Christ in WayneTownship released their weekly plans. Peace schedules include Confession Saturday at 9 am Church School Sunday at 9 45 worship at 11 Youth Fellowship at 7 30 pm and choir duties midweek. St Paul’s lists Confession Sunday 9 30 am Annual meeting 9 30 am Church School 10 30 am and a Women’s Guild gathering Thursday at 2 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peace United Church of Christ
Browntown
St. Paul’s
Women’s Guild
Patti Wild Visits Miami Friends and Reconnects in Colorado
Patti Wild daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Wild spent a week in Miami Florida with Dr and Mrs Herman Korenvas and Susan Patti and Susan met at Peaceful Valley Lodge in Colorado last June when both families were vacationing there A Dearth deal is a good deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orangeville
Patti Wild
Robert Wild
Miami
Fla
Herman Korenvas
Susan
Patti
Peaceful Valley Lodge
Colorado
Engagement of Linda Kay Fritsch to Michael J Harnish
Mr and Mrs Oscar F Fritsch Rt 4 announce the engagement of their daughter Linda Kay to Michael John Harnish son of Mr and Mrs Henry A Lillge Sr Rt 4 Freeport The bride to be is a Monroe High School senior employed at Ricky s Pizza House Monroe He is a 1966 Freeport High School graduate and a Micro Switch tool and die graduate 1970 and a plastic mold maker A June 10 wedding is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar F. Fritsch
Rt. 4
Linda Kay
Michael John Harnish
Henry A. Lillge Sr
Freeport
Monroe High School
Ricky’s Pizza House
Monroe
Harnish
Freeport High School
Micro Switch
Radke
Wilbert Schultz
Rt. 1
Belleville
Charlene Ann
Joseph A. Frick
Jacob Durst
New Glarus
John Frick
Miss Schultz
American Beauty College
Madison
Frick
Verona
Wendt
Jaycees Plan Events During National Jaycee Week
Monroe Jaycees met at Idle Hour Mansion to advance planning for National Jaycee Week January 16 to 22. Bosses Night January 19 and the Snowmobile Race and Raffle January 30 were highlighted. A report on outstanding citizen awards and a Think Win film were also noted. Charlene Ann Schultz engagement announced. Eric Brunkow born January 5 in Appleton with family details. Gretchen Marie Guttmer born January 3 in St. Clare Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Jaycees
Idle Hour
George Blanda
Oakland Raiders
Ernest Gebhardt
Roger Brunkow
Appleton
Wis
Brodhead
Fred Hahlen
Ella Brunkow
Monroe
Late holiday dinner honors Foley family milestones
A belated Christmas dinner at 903 1th Ave. marked Mrs. Foley's 70th birthday and the 25th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Foley of Woodford. The event also bid farewell to Duane Foley who entered service on December 27. Guests included the Duersts of Monticello and other Foley relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Foley
Lth Ave
Robert Duerst
Mary Ann
Tommy
Jane
John
Susan
Monticello
J. J. Foley
Duane
Daryl
Woodford
Elizabeth Severson
Monroe
Kathryn O’grady
Milwaukee
Final services for State Line Lutheran end with joint service
SPRING GROVE Times Special notes final closing at State Line Lutheran Church at 10 a.m. Sunday Jan 9 with a joint service hosted by St. Pauls Church Rock Grove. After worship St Pauls members proceed to Rock Grove for a potluck dinner. State Line and Rock Grove church councils plan a joint meeting Tuesday Jan 11 in Rock Grove.
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Spring Grove
State Line Lutheran Church
St. Paul’s Church
Rock Grove
State Line
St. Paul’s
State Line Church Council
Dinner-dance by Knights of Columbus Auxiliary Jan 15
The Knights of Columbus Auxiliary will hold a dinner-dance for KC members on January 15. Social hour starts at 6 30 p.m. and dinner at 7 30 p.m. at the VFW Clubhouse with live music. Reservations by January 10 to Mrs Roger Moe 325 5379. Also shop at Dearth Super Auto Mart with a well lit lot and friendly staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
VFW
Roger Moe
Super Auto Mart
Turtle supper planned at VFW Hall by Cooties
Cooties announce a turtle supper for the public at the VFW Hall on Saturday January 29 from 5 to 9 p.m. The plan was shared at the regular meeting of the Cootie Pup Tent Tornado 14 as Walter Marty conducted the scratch and ordered degree work. Phillip Kilcoyne of Pup Tent Red Arrow 32 Platteville brought three candidates for initiation: Lloyd G. Carter Lloyd W. Carter and Elmer Spease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VFW
Walter Marty
Seam
Phillip Kilcoyne
Pup
Red Arrow
Platteville
Scratch
Lloyd G. Carter
Lloyd W. Carter
Elmer Spease
Monroe High senior Peggy Tackett to join Wisconsin Honors Band
Peggy Tackett daughter of Mr and Mrs Homer Tackett Monroe will play clarinet in the Wisconsin High School Honors band at the State Music Convention in Madison Saturday night Dr Frank Bencrisutto director of bands at the University of Minnesota will conduct the concert at James Madison Memorial High School Peggy was selected at tryouts last spring in Spring Green She is a member of Monroe High School Band and studies under band director Joseph Rieraldo
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Peggy Tackett
Homer Tackett
Monroe
Madison
Frank Bencrisutto
University of Minnesota
James Madison Memorial High School
Peggy
Monroe High School
Spring Green
Joseph Rieraldo
Circle to Meet Rebekah Circle at St John’s United Church
The Rebekah Circle of St John’s United Church of Christ will meet in the church lounge at 7 45 p m on January 10 with The Study of Selected Psalms as the program Mrs Herbert Stauffacher to lead devotions Members urged to bring Bibles Hostesses are Mrs William Wartenweiler and Mrs Hervey Hoesly First District Commander James Joe Robinson of Beloit welcomed new members of Red Arrow 32. Tornado 14 third degree work set for Edgerton Memorial Hall January 9 at 1 pm A new pup tent Tobacco City 33 formed with Beloit Pup Tent 10 and Red Arrow 32 Platteville members to participate Nominations for Shavetails open in February Closing ceremonies and lunch after the scratch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Circle
St. John’s United Church of Christ
Herbert Stauffacher
William Wartenweiler
Hervey Hoesly
James Joe Robinson
Beloit
Red Arrow 32
Grand
Tornado 14
Edgerton Memorial Hall
Tobacco City 33
Beloit Pup Tent
Red Arrow
Platteville
Robert Sawyer
Browntown
V.A. Hospital
Madison
Twi-Niters Install Fourth Annual Dinner Event
Members of the Twi-Niters Toastmasters Club of Monroe plan their fourth annual installation dinner at Idle Hour Mansion on Wednesday with two top Southern Division speakers. Herb Twist and Dan Warnlor will present talks while Frank Venturelli and Robert Dearth speak. Gerald Stoner serves as toastmaster. Kam Kam merer will install 1972 officers including James W. Dixon, Lester Goke, and Gary Partridge. Awards will be given by Paul Swatek. Dinner is family style for a Ladies Night. reservations needed via Frank Venturelli.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twi-Niters Toastmasters Club
Monroe
Idle Hour Mansion
Herb Twist
Delavan
Dan Warnlor
Janesville
Frank Venturelli
Robert Dearth
Gerald Stoner
Kam Kammerer
James W. Dixon
Lester Goke
Gary Partridge
Paul ‘‘Duke
Swatek
Bids Requested for Monroe Sewer Main Work
Sealed bids for furnishing labor tools equipment and materials to install about 520 feet of 8 inch vitrified tile sewer main and 40 feet of 8 inch ductile iron pipe on 11th Street in Monroe Wisconsin are due January 17 1972 at 430 PM. Plans and specs available at City Clerk and City Engineer offices for a $5 deposit refundable to bona fide bidders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Works
Monroe
Green County
Wisconsin
11Th Street
City Hall
City of
Sunday Bridge Event At Monroe Country Club
The Sunday bridge game at Monroe Country Club starts at 7 30 p m. Mr and Mrs Arthur Edwards lead in points and members are invited to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Country Club
Arthur Edwards
Engagement Planned for Orfordville Couple
Mrs. Eleanor Lund and Kurt Schadewaldt Jr. announce their engagement at a Christmas Day family dinner held at Mrs. Lund’s Fossum Road home. The couple shared the news with immediate family members.
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Orfordville
Eleanor Lund
Kurt Schadewaldt Jr
Monroe Lions Club Dinner Meeting and Arlington Talk
Members of the Monroe Lions Club plan a 6 30 p m dinner meeting Monday at Idle Hour Mansion. William Halverson will discuss Arlington Experiences. The Board of Directors will meet after the regular session. Breisath grandchildren visited their Monroe grandmother during the holidays. The Ulsrud and Besand families joined the Breisaths for New Year’s Eve dinner at the Casino in Monticello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Lions Club
William Halverson
Arlington
Board of Directors
Gloria
Bruce
Joan Breisath
Howard Breisaths
Monroe
Mabel Ulsrud
Ulsrud
Dorothy Besand
Breisath
Casino
Monticello
Skogans to Observe 50th Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. William Skogan of Brodhead celebrate their fiftieth wedding anniversary today. The couple wed in Fairbault Minnesota on January 7 1922 and raised son Donald in Orfordville with granddaughters Sandra in Rockford Illinois and Gail Vita in Monroe and a great granddaughter Jennifer Vita.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Skogan
Brodhead
Ethel Taylor
Fairbault
Minn
Donald
Orfordville
Sandra
Rockford, Ill
Clemente
Gail) Vita
Monroe
Jennifer Vita
Auxiliary to hold meet
Members of the VFW Auxiliary will meet at 8 p.m. Monday in the VFW Clubhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VFW
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Ralph Mahikuch
Glenn Zimmerman
Albert Waelti
George Robinson
Juenemanns
Dean Axbby
Abigail van Lane
Chicago Tribune-N. News Synd., Inc
Harrassed
Los Angeles
Cal
Trooper
Auto Club
Moose
Ensemble
St. Vic's
Miami Visitor
Jaycees
Phillip Guttmer
Gretchen Marie
St. Clare Hospital
Christopher Dean
Gutzmer
Catherine Howe
Jerome Howe
16Th St
Leo Gutzmer
Rose Gutzmer
VFW Hall
Office of City Engineer
By. F.M. Bray
Lions
Skogans
Clarence Bailey
Wayne
Dick Young Monroe
Dennis Streiff
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