Eastern Star program features Grand Rep appointment and notes
Mrs Rae Ladd of Stoughton opened St Omar Chapter OBS session with an inspiring talk and surprised Mrs W G Fern Mau with a Grand Representative appointment. Other visitors included district deputies Orrel Thompson and Elva Kugler, and Garnett Dinges. Rainbow Board officers were announced and a memorial service held for Mrs Roy Heeren. Life members reaching 50 years were listed and ill members reported. An engagement of Shirley Wesley to Donald Luthi was announced with a June wedding planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rae Ladd
Stoughton
Order of Eastern Star of Wisconsin
St. Omar
W. G
Fern) Mau
Mau
OES
Nevada
Wisconsin
Sam Rubi
Rubi
Orrel Thompson
Beloit
Monroe
Elva Kugler
Garnett Dinges
White Shrine of
Freeport
Rainbow Board
Lester M. Johnson
Gladys Benkett
Olin E. Flisram
Eastern Star
Roy J. (Viola) Heeren
Mae Hood
Lydia West
Sophia Schuetze
Maud Bear
Helen van Wagenen Griffith
Georgia Shriner
Jewel Stillman
Sophia Becker
Freda Hoesly Trumpf
Gretrude Clayton
Adelf Stauffacher
Matt Stauffacher
Olga Hoesly
Grace Heer Mitchell
W. S. Carson
Harold Rottler
Frank Buehler
Joe E Miller
Thompson
Monroe Masonic Temple
Alton Kiel
Edward P. Mueller
O. R. Evans Sr
Star Point
Martha
Raymond Heinzelman
Phillip Gordon
West Wiota Women Install Officers for 1966
Reverend William D. Simpson will lead the installation of new officers at the West Wiota Lutheran Church Women of West Wiota meeting on Thursday January 13 at 2 p.m. The evangelism program is directed by Mrs Mae Middleton and closing devotions by Mrs Orville Gille. Ushers are Mrs Adolph Anderson and Mrs Clifford Wick. Servers include Mrs Harry Everson Mrs Henry Stiner and several chairmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William D. Simpson
West Wiota Lutheran Church
Mae Middleton
Orville Gille
Adolph Anderson
Clifford Wick
Mmes
Harry Everson
Henry Stiner
Mrs. Hare and Son Honored at Shower
Mrs. Nathan Hare and her son Jeffrey born December 13 were honored at a surprise shower hosted at the Hare home 2515 13th Street. Guests included Mmes. David Kuebli, Roger Kubly, David Ambler, Michael Einbeck, David Foulker, Gary Jordahl, Manuel Loeffel, Floyd Coplien Jr., and Edward Arnold. Jeffrey appeared with gifts. refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Hare
Jeffrey
Hare
13Th St
Mmes
David Kuebli
Roger Kubly
David Ambler
Michael Einbeck
David Foulker
Gary Jordahl
Manuel Loeffel
Floyd Coplien Jr
Edward Arnold
Women's Guild Plans Meeting at St Pauls UCC Wagen township
Members of the Women's Guild of St. Pauls United Church of Christ Wagen township will meet at 2 p.m. Thursday at the church. The year's theme Mission, the Christian Calling, will be introduced by Mrs. Lena Thoman as her program. Hostesses will be Mrs. Yvonne Turner and Mrs. Margaret Akins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Guild of St. Paul’s United Church of Christ
Wagen Township
Lena Thoman
Yvonne Turner
Margaret Akins
Cards Dance Slated For Pythian Lodge Unit
A card party and dance will follow the regular meeting of the Pythian Sisters Lodge tonight at the IOOF Hall of Phyhias. Knights Pythian Sister Lodge members and their wives and friends are invited. The business meeting starts at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters Lodge
IOOF
Phyhias
Knights Pythian Sister Lodge
Pyhhias
Cpl Mrs Arnsmeier Reside in Nevada After Carson City Wedding
Corporal Karl Ray Arnsmeier and Barbara Marie Pete were married December 11 in Carson City Nevada. The couple now reside at 505 Lexington Bobbit Nevada with Arnsmeier stationed at the Naval Ammunition Depot Hawthorne Nevada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Bobitt
Nevada
Cpl
Karl Ray Arnsmeier
Carson City
Arnsmeier
Barbara Marie Pete
Robert D. Church
Riddle
Ore
Raymond D. Arnsmeier
Juda
Presbyterian
Judo
Marine Corps
Mt Olive Aid Society Elects Mrs Neuberger
Mrs Stanley Neuberger was re elected president and Mrs Harold Sweeney was chosen secretary treasurer at Mt Olive Lutheran Ladies Aid meeting in the church. Mrs John Liedschlag hosted. The annual report was heard and the auditing committee report given. A coffee maker was approved for purchase. Devotions led by Mrs R F Bittorf themed Jesus Name of Wondrous Love. Next meeting set for Feb 2 with Mrs Harold Sweeney hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Neuberger
Harold Sweeney
Mt. Olive
IOOF Lodge Installation In Monroe No 72 Held
District Deputy Grand Master Herman Krupke led the Monroe IOOF Lodge No 72 installation last evening in IOOF Hall. Ralph Baltzer became noble grand with P C Hunt as vice grand, and John E Steinman and Harvey Rech were installed as secretary and treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Krupke
South Wayne
Monroe Ioof Lodge No. 72
IOOF
DDG
Marshall Earl Schleim
Arthur Krupke
Clifford Miller
Vernice Brenum
Ralph Baltzer
Noble Grand
P. C. Hunt
John E. Steinman
Harvey Rech
Herman Dieckhoff
Harold Pickett
John Steinmann
Auto Club Plans Annual Meeting
The Yester Year Auto Club schedules its annual dinner meeting for Saturday February 5 at Monroe Country Club. Dinner duties are managed by Mr and Mrs Sherman Hodgson. January meetings in the First National Bank Community Room approved dinner plans and viewed slides from Jerry Hastings Donald Daley and Sherman Hodgeson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yester Year
Auto Club
Monroe Country Club
Sherman Hodgson
First National Bank
Jerry Hastings
Donald Daley
Sherman Hodgeson
Bob Fieldstad
Herman Stuessy
Long Christmas Walk Ends With Ride Home For 76 Year Old
Charles E. Barton from Stevens Point walked 380 miles from Detroit to Milwaukee over the holidays with only $7. After authorities intervened he received a bus ticket and overcoat from court aide Roger Hogan and headed back to Stevens Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Charles E. Barton
Stevens Point
Detroit
District Attorney’s Office
Borton
Roger Hogan
Hogan
Boy Scout Week Set February 7 to 13 1966
The 56th Boy Scout Week in the U S Grant Council runs February 7 to 13 with the theme Breakthrough for Youth. Dr Philip N Hardinger council president announced plans highlighting uniforms day February 8 and activities such as Scout Sunday February 13 windows displays live demonstrations and Courts of Honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Grant
Hardinger
REA Cooperative Holding Loan Vote
Leaders of the National Rural Electric Cooperative Association plan to urge members to approve a plan enabling rural cooperatives to tap private capital markets while retaining some government funds. The proposal, to be discussed at the Las Vegas convention February 14 to 17, would create a federal bank for rural electric systems to attract private lending similar to the Farm Credit system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Rural Electric Cooperative Association
Rural Electrification Administration Program
Association
Las Vegas
Federal Bank For Rural Electric Systems
Girl Scouts to distribute bags for handicapped community
Girl Scouts of Brodhead will work with Goodwill Industries to distribute repairable clothing toys and small appliances in bags to neighbors next month as a community service project. Each girl will deliver five bags to nearby residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts of
Brodhead
Goodwill Industries
Driver claims someone left them in his car
Deputies hold two eggs under close surveillance and hope the owner comes forward. A deputy said the eggs are not on the wanted list, noting the driver’s claim that someone had been left in his vehicle.
Power Firm Pays $53 508 Utility Tax in 1965
Robert Weckerly of Wisconsin Power and Light reports 1965 state utility property and income taxes totaling 53 508 paid on Monroe property and income. Local units receive 91 583, Green County 28 124, state 17 percent. Nationwide 34 counties show 5 571 630 in 1965 taxes with an offset of 440 289 due in March 1966, net expense 5 131 341.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Weckerly
Wisconsin Power and Light Company
Monroe
Green County
Fewer Babies Born Last Year
A Public Health Service spokesman said 1965 saw the lowest birth total since 1951, with an estimated 3.8 million births. The 1964 final was about 4,027,490 and 1951 was around 3,751,000, marking 1965 as the first year since 1953 under four million. The estimate reflects October 1965 statistics released today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Public Health Service
Hotels Busy Amid Subway Strike In New York
New York City with over 400 hotels faces tight occupancy as subway walkout drags on into week two. Conventions and trade shows swell demand while many commuters seek lodging, though major groups have prebooked blocks. total rooms exceed 100,000, with most hotels offering space for at least two guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York City
Subway
Visitor’s Information Bureau
American Retail Association
National Retail Merchants Association
Transportation Association of America
Mrs Skinner Dies in Milwaukee After Surgery
Mrs. Charles H. Skinner aged 53, longtime director of volunteer services for the Wisconsin Anti Tuberculosis Association, died Monday after surgery. She also served as a director of the Wisconsin Federation of Women's Clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skinner
Milwaukee
Charles H. Skinner
Wisconsin Anti- Tuberculosis Association
Wisconsin Federation of Women’s Clubs
Klan Probe Resumes in Washington Hearing
House Un American Activities Committee resumes its inquiry in Washington today. It plans to complete testimony from Louisiana witnesses and begin hearing from Mississippi witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Louisiana
Mississippi
Also Mentioned on This Page
Shirley Wesley
Gale Wesley
Morton Grove
Ill
Wesley
Donald Luthi
Skokie
John Luthi
New Glarus
Skokie, Ill
F. W. Westre
Prairie du Lac
Linda
William Pfisterer
Glenn Pfisterer
Westre
St. Olaf College
Northfield
Minn
Schoo
West Wiota
Women’s Guild
Pythian Lodge
Mt. Olive Aid Society
Mrs. Neuberger
Ioof Lodge
Mrs
Victor Dorman
Mr. Victor Dorman
REA Cooperative Holding Loan Vote
Helen
Martha Fischer Akre
A.M
Torch
Milwaukee Advertising Club
John Barrett
Stephenson County
Yellow, Rock
Waddans
Richland
Spring Creeks
Pecatonica River
Richland Creek
Cedarville
Pottowattie
Kellogg Grove
Abraham Lincoln
Albany
Germany
Leon Marty
Randy
the Commercial and Savings Bank of Monroe
Switzer
Leon
Europe
Switzerland
W. J. Stauffacher
16Th St
W. W
Alice) Wagner
Dixon
Wagner
John Braun
New Grefrath
O’hare Field
Harold Snively
John
Times
Ellsworth Mabie
Tucson
Ariz
Glenwood Hotel
Old Pueblo
Elzie
Cecil
W. E
Fritz Cleaners
Pontiac
Johnson Pontiac, Inc
Highway 11
Monroe, Wis
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