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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1964

Page

4

Social Events Highlight Monroe Woman's Club Meeting

The Monroe Woman's Club hosts an evening program at Ludlow Memorial Library focusing on mental health and the Green County hospital program. Amos Johnson and Mrs. Johnson discuss hospital duties and future plans, followed by Q A.

Green County Hospital Woman's Club of Monroe Ludlow Memorial Library Amos Johnson Jack F. Murray Fredric C. Rosa Department of | Community Affairs Roland Karlen Robert Wichser Melvin A. Will Charles Miller Edwin Rufenacht Rudolph P. Reger Dwight Coplien Robert Bussen Erwin Peters Edward P. Mueller Adele Storck Luis Dulue David J. Burri Girl Scout Troop 363 Woman's Club Horizon Ludlow “Memorial Library Woman’s Club Monroe Club Dimes For Liberty National Federation Museum of Immigration

Mrs Legler Leads Mary Circle Bible Study at St John’s UCC

Mrs Legler conducted a Mary Circle meeting at 7:45 p.m. in the church. Christmas box thank you notes were read and an invitation to the Brotherhood meeting on January 22 at 8 p.m. with Henry C. Schadeberg speaking. Lenten breakfasts on Ash Wednesday and World Day of Prayer on February 14 at 2 p.m. Guest Night on February 18. Mrs Herman Legler led the study The Parables of Jesus, to be continued by Mrs Sophie Buri. Hostesses were Mrs Wilbert Ott, Mrs Wallace Radke and Mrs Sylvia Richards.

Mary Circle St. John’s United Church of Christ Henry C. Schadeberg Herman Legler Jesus Sophie Buri Wilbert Ott Wallace Radke Sylvia Richards

Martha Circle Welcomes New Member At St John’s Meeting

Martha Circle of St. John’s church welcomed Nathan Goetz as a new member during a meeting at Mrs. Carl J. Schwingel’s home. Guests included Mrs. Paul H. Olm and Miss Marion Young of Quincy Illinois. Mrs. Donald Davenport led the parable lesson and Mrs. Donald Springer announced Lenten breakfasts for February 12. The group discussed a hospital work project, and the next meeting is set for February 2 at Mrs. Francis Schott’s home.

Aiuxs Nathan Goetz Martha Circle St. John’s Carl J. Schwingel Paul H. Olm Marion Young Quincy Donald Davenport Donald Springer Green County Hospital Francis Schott

Congregational Church To Hold Study Sessions

Rev. Leon Richwine pastor of First Congregational United Church of Christ announces three study sessions on consecutive Wednesday nights starting tonight The Sacraments is the discussion topic The annual congregational meeting is set for Thursday Jan 16 The notice urges readers to save time by solving problems through Classified ads

Prodhead Leon Richwine First Congregational United Church of Christ

Zwingli Aid Society Honors Perfect Attendance Leaders

In Monticello the Zwingli United Church of Christ Aid Society reported six members achieved perfect attendance for last year while ten missed only one meeting. The group, led by president Mrs William Wendt, opened with a poem and featured a program on Music In the Church led by Rev. J Allen Mittler with assistance from Mrs Wendt.

Zwingli Aid Society Monticello Aid Society of Zwingli United Church of Christ William ‘Wendt Harold Schulz Paul Aultman Cincinnati Louise Karlen Mmes Lena Klassy Abraham Kubly William Wendt H. F. Stoll Ida Voegeli J. Allen Mittler Wendt

Green County Writers Meet Sets New Year Topic

A Green County Regional Writers meeting will convene at 8 p.m. tomorrow in the Green Room. Members will discuss A Memorable New Year's as the program, followed by notes from members and audience contributions.

Green County Ludlow Memorial Library

Two Auto Mishaps Reported in Monroe

Monroe police reported two incidents yesterday a hit and run and a second mishap involving a parked truck. At 1 41 p m a car driven by Eileen E LaBorde of Juda struck a truck owned by Green County Farm Bureau parked by Carl F Goecks at 1203 21st Street causing minor damage to the LaBorde vehicle. Louis R. Zim owned car was also involved.

Alonroe Eileen E. LaBorde Juda Carl F. Goecks 21St Street Green County Farm Bureau LaBorde Louis R. Zim

Incident Report At 1619 13th Avenue Involves 17th Avenue

Police reported that a person at 1619 13th Avenue was struck in the 1000 block of 17th Avenue. The mishap occurred around 2 p.m. No further details are available.

Nerman 13Th Avenue 17Th Avenue

Johnson Infant Dies in Footville Burial Held

Burial services for Jeffrey Alten Johnson infant son of Mr and Mrs Jerry Johnson Footville were held yesterday in Evansville The infant died shortly after birth Monday in the Stoughton hospital.

Jeffrey Alten Johnson Jerry Johnson Footville Evansville Stoughton Hospital

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