Free public library planned in Islancnaraville
Plans under the Woman's club sponsor to open a free public library in the near future. A room in the post office building has been rented and redecorated. A library tag day will be held Monday to finance the project. Club officials include Mrs. V. A. Marshall, Mrs. F. L. Kingeter, and Mrs. L. Cowley. The Monday meeting featured hobbies with displays on archery, textile painting, recipes, photography, hammered aluminum, rose maling, and knitted Argyle socks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Islancnaraville
Woman's Club
V. A. Marshall
F. L. Kingeter
L Cowley
Ronald Skaife
L. M. Cowley
William Weaver
N. A. Nelson
Girl Scout Leaders To Meet Worker Here
Miss Eleanor Schmitt a region 7 community adviser in Chicago will meet Monroe adult Girl Scout leaders and interested persons Jan 19 in an all day conference. Evening sessions will follow afternoon discussions with Brownie and Intermediate Scout leaders. Debate possible change from council form to association plan. Troop 5 met Monday to plan a February father daughter party with folk dancing. Installation tomorrow for troop 17 officers elected Jan 6 at Lincoln building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Schmitt
Region
Chicago
Monroe
Girl Scout Council
KC Hall
Harold J. Lamboley
Lincoln
Marcia Heuer
Joan Markwardt
Alice Webb
Sally Walker
Ray Finch
Lo- Markwardt
Universalist Society To View Twirling Show
Universalist Aid Society members and students from Ms Jason Knaack's dancing class will present a dance baton twirling program tomorrow afternoon. Barbara Elmer performs a suitcase dance and a flower ballet while Penny Haberman and Lucille Burkhalter showcase baton twirling. Marilyn Lanz plays piano for the group as the day includes quilting and a noon potluck with an officers election. Mrs Minor Anderson and Mrs Belle Burke manage refreshments and bake table respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jason Knaack
Universalist Aid Society
Barbara Elmer
Penny Haberman
Lucille Burkhalter
Monroe High School
Marilyn Lanz
Minor Anderson
Belle Burke
PTA Safety Essay Entrants Total 41
Forty-one entries were submitted to the PTA safety essay competition by the deadline yesterday afternoon. Awards will be given for the three best papers and the top essay will be read at the PTA meeting next Wednesday in the high school auditorium. Judges include R. W. Witt and Edmund R. Anderson along with Mmes Willis Gruenewald, Edwin C. Dallman and Hollis J. Elmer. Dr John A. Schindler will be the evening speaker. program directed by Harry J. Rellman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent Teacher S Association
PTA
R. W. Witt
Edmund R. Anderson
Mmes
Willis Gruenewald
Edwin C. Dallman
Hollis J. Elmer
John A. Schindler
Harry J. Rellman
University of Wisconsin panel showcases homemakers session
Mrs. William May will appear on a University of Wisconsin panel during Farm and Home Week from January 30 to February 2. She will discuss work simplification. Miss Mamie Tillema, county home agent, urges Green County homemakers and residents to attend daily at Madison, citing outstanding speakers and benefits of participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ave. Wugl. Au
Prowntown
University of Wisconsin
Mamie Tillema
Green County
Madison
Lafayette
Darlington
Thomas McCauley
Joseph Ruppert
Lafayette County
Two New Members Join Royal Neighbors Lodge
Miss Marilyn Wyman was initiated into the Royal Neighbors lodge last evening at the IOOF hall. Mrs Elsie Ruf was taken in as a transfer member from Juda. An installation of officers will be held at the next meeting on Jan. 25 in the hall. Serving on the refreshment committee were Mmes. Harold Pickett, Elizabeth Pickett and Robert W. Kramer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbors
Marilyn Wyman
Royal Neighbors Lodge
IOOF
Elsie Ruf
Juda
Mmes
Harold Pickett
Elizabeth Pickett
Robert W. Kramer
Monroe Woman's Club Cooking School Draws 375
Miss Lenora Zimmer of Beaver Dam led a Monroe Woman's Club cooking school in Turner Hall drawing 375 attendees. Foods prepared included schaum tortes angel food cake cookies and a California stuffed ham with a full dinner served to participants. Proceeds go to furnishing a room at the new hospital addition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner Hall
Lenora Zimmer
Beaver
Dam
Monroe
Zimmer
California
Patricia O’brien
Monroe High School
Mildred Sackette
New Hospital Addition
Orangeville Woman's club Adds Members At Meeting
Mrs Ira Foss and Mrs Fred Solberger joined the Orangeville Woman's club at Memorial hall Tuesday evening. A March of Dimes contribution was reported. The club trio Elwood Showers Glenn Bolender and Clifford Black will represent the club on a radio broadcast Tuesday. Miss Joyce Baltzer spoke on Russia. Lunch featured winter decor with snowmen and ice blue runners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orangevile Ames
Ira Foss
Fred Solberger
Orangeville Woman's Club
Memorial Hall
March of Dimes
Mmes
Elwood Showers
Glenn Bolender
Clifford Black
Orangeville “Woman's “Club
Clayton Heck
Joyce Baltzer
Dakota School For Boys
Russia
Adam Zweifel
Dan Taylor
Stanley Hulbert
Roy Waer
Elroy Hughes
Glen Geiter
Edna’ Reeser
Della Seidel
Illinois Missionary To Speak At Grace Lutheran Service
Miss Edith Eykamp, a veteran missionary to India, will be guest speaker at the Grace Lutheran church Sunday morning service at 10 30. For 25 years she has worked in mission school systems and won the Kaiser I Hind award from the British government for distinguished service to the dominions. She is on furlough and expects to return to India some time this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Edith Eykamp
Polo
India
Grace Lutheran Church
Eykamp
Methodist Women Aid Work with Food
Women of the Methodist church operated a visitation program with supper meals served on Tuesday and last evening. Families showing interest or lacking church connection were urged to join in church activities as part of the laymen’s outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Method
Feted on Birthday at Monticello Home
Clarence Elmer Jr was honored at a birthday party hosted by Mrs Elmer at their Monticello home Tuesday evening. Guests included Mr and Mrs Ralph Hammerly, Mr and Mrs William Buehle Jr, Mr and Mrs Willis Elmer, Miss Dorothy Stauffer, Wallace Feldt, Miss Loraine Hefty and Dean Zimmerman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Clarence Elmer Jr
Elmer
Ralph Hammerly
William Buehle Jr
Willis Elmer
Dorothy Stauffacher
Wallace Feldt
Loraine Hefty
Dean Zimmerman
Local clubs and church events reported in Monticello area
Monticello notes show Fort Nightly Reading club meeting with Mrs Blum and book completion by Mrs Rich ards. Lafayette delegates named for state homemakers meeting in Madison February 1. Immanuel church Brotherhood heard bird lore and trip slides by Rev Orians. Mt Olive Aid hosts, February meeting set at Mrs Bittorf. An Old Fashioned Hymn sing scheduled at Union Presbyterian. Kyoto bells replaced by conch shells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
The
Fort
W. E. Blum
Yolanda Richards
Bess Streeter Aldrich
Blum
New Hampshire
Niagara Falls
Howard L. Orians
Immanuel_church Brotherhood
Union Presbyterian Church
Zablocki Denies China Hopes Dead
Rep. Zablocki of Wisconsin says the China and Formosa issues remain unsettled and that Republicans use the China situation politically. He opposes recognizing the Chinese communist regime now and urges independence for Formosa. Also, Rep. Byrnes calls for full voting records of members, and Rep. Murray notes oleomargarine subsidies exceed those of other foods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard J. Powerski
Rep
Cleocki
Milwaukee
China
Wisconsin
Britain
United States
Zablocki
Franco
Spain
Chin
Formosa
Japan
Reid F. Murray
Ogdensburg
House
Murray
Fatalist Clings to Fate as Crate Crash Ends Fall
Clayton a 24 year old on a rope ten stories up in Kansas City dangled from a guide rope when a crane crate carrying an elevator armature collapsed. Dentists Dr John Wright and patient Homer Pennington watched as Clayton hung from the rope before Wright and Pennington pulled him through a window to safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sansas Ny
Wuam Clayton
Kansas City
Clayton
John E. Wright
Homer Pennington
Yton
Government buys lift cotton bales boost oil and margarine
A 40 minute house speech cited government purchases and loans on cotton as a major factor in rising prices. He warned cottonseed oil is supplanting soybean oil in margarine due to government buys. Opponents volleyed responses on policy.
Jury Panel Selected for Sander Mercy-Death Trial
The panel to choose 12 jurors for Dr. Hermann N. Sander's murder case will come from 160 potential jurors. Superior Court Clerk Arthur S. Healy said names began being gathered after the trial date was set yesterday in Manchester New Hampshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
N. H
Hermann N. Sander
Superior Court
Arthur S. Healy
Mrs Wagner New TB Clinic Chairman
Richard R. Wagner was accepted as chairman of the Monroe committee for a mobile anti tuberculosis X ray unit visit in the city January 24 to 27. Mrs Wagner will lead during Mrs Robert G. Rote's absence on vacation. Pamphlets will be distributed next week by a committee led by Mrs Clarence E. Day. Mrs Cyril J Loveland plans transportation for elderly and shut in residents to access the chest clinic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard R. Wagner
10Th Street
Monroe
Clarence E. Day
Cyril J Loveland
Orangeville Eastern Star Plans Special Initiation
Orangeville Times reports the Orangeville Eastern Star will hold a special initiation instruction at 7 30 p m Tuesday with members gathering for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orangeville
Eastern Star
Dayton Homemakers Club Demonstrates Glove Making
The Dayton Homemakers Club met Tuesday afternoon at East Dayton School with ten members and four guests present. Mrs Walter Richard and Mrs Oral Ace demonstrated glove making as Mrs Cloyce Hollis, president, called the meeting to order and roll was answered by naming a flower. Mrs Walter Richard gave the citizenship report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton Club
Walter Richard
Oral Ace
Dayton Homemakers
East Dayton
Cloyce Hollis
Hol
Brooklyn Meeting Discusses Mobile X ray Clinic Date
A Brooklyn meeting covered the planned mobile X ray clinic to be held January 16. Mrs. Ray Grady and Mrs. Henry Disch were chosen to purchase a gift for Dayton school teacher Mrs. Harold Baebler, who married December 26. Entertainment was arranged by Mrs. Raymond Hughes and Mrs. Fred Heiman with hostesses Mrs. Grady and Mrs. John Mellenberger serving. The next gathering is February 14 at the school with entertainment chairs Mrs. Frank and Alfred Mellenberger. hostesses will be Mrs. John Mellenberger and Mrs. Hollis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Humphreyve
Brooklyn
Ray Grady
Henry Disch
Dayton
Harold Baebler
Raymond Hughes
Fred Heiman
John Mellenberger
Mmes. Frank
Alfred Mellenberger
Hollis
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Blanchardville
Girl Scout
Universalist Society
William May
MT. Olive Aid
Walter W.wieser
13Th Avenue
Mt. Olive Lutheran Aid Society
R. F. Bittorf
16Th Street
Kyoto
John W. Byrnes
Green Bay
Congress
Bores
Byrnes
Fatalist
FLASH
Wainwright Pharmacy
Sele
Grace Walker Shoes
Bove Sale
Mrs. Wagner
Jon
Wards
News of the Homemakers
Dearth Motor Sales
Dodge
Glendale
Cannon
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