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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1946
Page
3
Lucille Bloom and Alva Downs of Monroe wed in a noon ceremony in Du buque with Rev. Frank H. Schepple officiating. The couple, traveling by car, will visit Tampa Orlando Miami Jacksonville and St. Petersburg before returning home at 2235 16th street.
Plans for a February wedding are announced by Miss Lucille Disch daughter of Mr and Mrs Jac S Disch of New Glarus and A George Hartman son of Mr and Mrs Harry V Hartman of Brodhead The bride to be has worked at the Dish Hardware Co in New Glarus The groom to be has recently left the service and is attending school in Texas.
Ann Theresa Drugan of Middle Village Long Island is engaged to Cecil Wirth son of Mr and Mrs Herman Wirth of Monticello A Marine Corps discharge accompanies their announcement no wedding plans yet stated
The Music Study club division will meet Saturday morning in Mrs. Arline Berkeley's studio. Robert Olson and a group of members including Sally Wenger, Sue Wenger, Joyce Babler, Joan Knaack, Patricia Lamboley, Susan Blumer, Billie Ann Wenger, Nancy Pilz, Ellen Rubi, Barbara Mauerman, Carol Schwingel, Joan Hammer and Paul Ruf will present the program.
The report records project leaders Mrs Glenn Stauffacher and an unnamed presenter. Mrs Wil liam Rieder is listed for the next meeting on February 14 as refreshments were served.
The Sylvester Center Home makers club met yesterday afternoon with 12 members present. Mrs. Alvin Brugger and Mrs. Edward Ensch led the lesson on washing made easier. The next meeting will be February 13 with Mrs. John Brugger.
The Merry Homemakers group met with Mrs. Allen Davis at 906 24th avenue. Mrs. Paul Baltzer assisted hostess. Eleven members attended. Lessons were led by Mrs. George Stauffacher and Mrs. Ralph Greenwald. Refreshments were served.
Brodhead YMCA basketball teams scheduled to meet the Monroe Friendly Indians coached by Paul Mueller. The Brodhead Pioneers led by L Heyerdahl play Monroe Gra at 10 30. Bill Moon and Gene Mason will referee the games.
Marines oversee repatriation at Hario and Uragashira camps in Sasebo Japan amid postwar chaos. Chinese, Japanese, and Koreans pass between camps as officers contend with hunger, malnutrition, and unrest while 3 000 move daily.
In Wisconsin, subsidies made up a growing share of dairy income during the war. Milo K. Swanton urges the industry to emphasize quality, market prices, and steady organization to remain powerful as government purchases dwindle. Agriculture aims for record milk production in 1946, with 120 billion pounds, but growth depends on quality keeping pace and market expansion for cheddar and other products.
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Monroe and Browntown Methodist and Immanuel Evangelical announce services and programs. Monroe holds evening church school Bible study youth fellowship and a men dinner with a guest address. Browntown morning worship Sunday school. Woman's Society meets Friday. Immanuel lists Sunday school, worship, adult study, junior choir, youth fellowship, and a quarterly conference. Brotherhood meets Tuesday and Red Cross sewing aid follows.
Union Presbyterian church lists Sunday school at 9 30 with C A Buck as superintendent Morning worship at 10 45 sermon titled God in Human Suffering or LeRoy Louis January 24 practice in the church vacancy
Paul C Kehle, pastor invites community to a worship service with a tonebaes anna gathering at 0 p m on the dam 25.
Christian Science services at 10 45 a m with the subject Life. Sunday school at 9 45 a m. Evening service at 7 45 p m. Wednesday service also listed.
Evening service at 7 30 p m in Strang Chicago. Midweek service follows at 8 p m on Wednesday.
A notice invites all to attend a Divine Service at Olive Lutheran Church located on 10th Street in Mit. area. The service begins at 10 a.m. on the posted date with a welcoming message for the community.
Sunday school at 9 45 and worship at 10 45 with a sermon on Our Confession of Jesus Christ. Evening Christian service at 7 30 and church service at 8 15. Reverend Warren W Sutton invites all to attend.
On Sunday at 10 a m sun morning worship follows Sunday school at 10 15 and communion Sunday with Rev. scheduled for 11 15 in the Clarno Staver church context.
Peace Browntown J L serves as pastor for a joint International Missions Sunday. Sunday school opens at 9 30 a m with mission service at 10 30 a m. Members of the Jordan church will unite with Browntown in this service. Program furnished by the board of international missions.
The notice lists church activities for South Wayne Lamont Woodford and Gratiot areas with church school times, worship sessions, and an upcoming service on January 27 at 9 30 a m. It notes the installation of W S C S officers and references pastor W C Snow at South Wayne.
A. R. Achtemeier leads Postville Memorial Sunday school. Herman Feenie is superintendent with 9 30 a m classes for all ages at the Monticello churches core program.
Walter J. Stuckey, pastor at Swiss age and Reformed, leads junior and senior confirmation instruction at 1 15 and 2 30 p m on Saturday. Sunday school starts at 9 20 a m.
Jeanette Wieman of Woodford Wisconsin is among six new members elected to Pi Delta Epsilon at St Olaf College in Northfield Minnesota. She serves as editor in chief of the Manitou Messenger and is recognized for outstanding work in journalism during her senior year.
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