Social Events Mrs Timm Conducts Meeting at EUB Church
The Ideal Workers Sunday School class met at Emmanuel Evangelical United Brethren church for its regular monthly meeting. Mrs Thelma Timm presided and reports were given. Rev Melvin Roehrdanz thanked the group for the poinsettia and help at the Christmas open house.
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Ideal Workers
Fellowship Hall
Emmanuel Evangelical United Brethren Church
Thelma Timm
Melvin Roehrdanz
Chester Schmerse
Marvin Schwerin
Stanley Mauerman
Kentucky
Youth Group Skating Party Planned Sunday
NEW GLARUS Wisconsin Times Special reports Senior Hi Youth Fellowship of Swiss United Church of Christ will host a skating party at Belleville after noon Sunday followed by a 530 p.m. dinner in Fellowship Hall. Devotions will be in the sanctuary after dinner. The group gathers 330 p.m. at the church to depart for Belleville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Glarus
Times
Swiss United Church of Christ
Belleville
Fellowship Hall
Gary Streiff
Sharon Bonkoski
Kathie Erickson
Richard Hustad
Kim Tschudy
Steve Welsh
John Bethke
Ruth Ann Hoesly
Aleta Escchelkraut
Robert Embertson
Beth Marty
Dean Disch
Sandra Disch
RoxAnn Kubly
Chuck Phillipson
McFadden
Auxiliary To Sponsor Red Cross Drive In Brodhead
The American Legion Auxiliary and Post members will sponsor the Red Cross fund drive. They voted to buy five dollars in rehabilitation stamps and to collect coffee key strips and coupons, with over 1 500 items collected last year supporting orphan children.
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Brodhead
American Legion Auxiliary
Post
Red Cross
Kathryn Blanchard
Lester Witt
Keith Williams
Shirl Albert
Frank Monte Couple Feted on Anniversary
Friends and relatives attended a Sunday observance at the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Monte 2511 14th avenue. The Monte couple marked their 49th anniversary while Mrs and Mrs Herman Plantikow Sr of Monroe celebrated their 39th anniversary. Attendees included Leatta Busjahn Rosa Butts Frieda Goepfert who baked the cake and Randy Goepfert. Roy Hanson could not attend.
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Frank Monte
14Th Avenue
Monte
Herman Plantikow Sr
Monroe
Plantikow
Leatta Busjahn
Rosa Butts
Frieda Goepfert
Randy Go
PTA at Orangeville To Meet on Monday
Orangeville PTA schedules 8 p.m. Monday high school meeting. School board members appear as panel to explain district operations with a later question and answer period. All parents and teachers invited to learn about the school operations.
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Orangeville
PTA
Helland Shows Photos Taken While in Japan
Afternoon and Evening groups of the Lutheran Church Women of the State Line church held a joint meeting at the church. L. L. Helland showed pictures taken during a visit to Japan last Fall with his wife to see their son Bruce Helland who is a missionary there.
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Spring Grove
Lutheran Church Women of the
State Line Church
L. L. Helland
Juda
Mrs Anna Kundert Celebrates 88th Birthday
Mrs Anna Kundert marked her 88th birthday on Sunday with a gathering of visitors who enjoyed coffee and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Glarus
Anna Kundert
Rent that Room Through Classified Ads in Monroe Times
A brief note promotes using The Monroe Evening Times classified ads to rent a room. It urges readers to place or check listings for available rooms and contact details. Local residents are advised to act quickly to secure suitable accommodations.
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Monroe Evening Times
Area Woman's Club Hears Ceramics Talk
Mrs Dorothy Wick of Freeport was guest speaker at the Orangeville Woman's Club January meeting presenting Fun with Ceramics by Dor Wick. She demonstrated ceramics procedure and displayed items. Volunteers Ralph Babler and Roy Wagner prepared a ceramic piece for the kiln bake as the business session notes 38 Christmas Cheer boxes were distributed.
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Orangeville
Dorothy Wick
Freeport
Woman’s Club
Dor-Wick
Wick
Ralph Babler
Roy Wagner
Legion Home
Fred Buehler
Mmes
Clifford Jordan
Milton Moore
Milton Bostian
Glenn Geller
Theo Downing
Glen Bolender
Sunday School Class Views Buhlman Trip Photographs
Christ Buhlman shared pictures from Canada and Yosemite National Park at a Wednesday night Philathea Sunday School class meeting at the Mrs John Nyman home. Co hostess Mrs Charles Niles helped, with 17 attendees. Devotions were led by Mrs Edna Janke and Miss Marie Geigel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Buhlman
Canada
Yosemite National Park
Philathea
John Nyman
Charles Niles
Edna Janke
Marie Geigel
Rebekah and IOOF Plan Installation Monday
Esther Rebekah lodge held a regular meeting with a practice for the joint installation of officers alongside IOOF No. 72. Pro tem officer was Mrs. Hulda Bechtolt. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Beatrice Mulligan Mrs. Mabel Hawthorne and Mrs. Willis VanHorn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
Hulda Bechtolt
Beatrice Mulligan
Mabel Hawthorne
Willis VanHorn
Homemakers Club Plans Spring Amana Trip
Miss Virginia Kochis county 4 H agent and 16 CBS Homemakers Club members met at Mrs Rodney Beckers home with Mrs Virgil Deinsinger presiding. They discussed safety education money raising and a spring trip to Amana Iowa with Gombar and Aiken named to lead the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Kochis
CBS Homemakers Club
Rodney Becker
Virgil Dein
Inger
Jo Pinnow
Amana
Carol Gombar
Bette Aiken
Lorraine Williams
Stella Clark
Charlene Strommen
Washington Homemakers Club Meeting at Chesebro Home
Mrs Monty Chesebro and Mrs Cecil Holloway hosted the Washington Homemakers Club at the Chesebro residence. A New Year roll call, health lesson on plastic films, birthday salute to Mrs Fred Burgy, and better breakfast program by Mrs Dean Hilliard and Mrs Adolph Brunner were featured for 17 members with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Club
Monticello
Monty Chesebro
Cecil Holloway
Washington Homemakers Club
Chesebro
Henry Hefty
Fred Burgy
Dean Hilliard
Adolph Brunner
Hiawatha Homemakers Hold December Meeting
Hiawatha Homemakers meet at Mrs. Werner Vogel’s home with nine members. Lesson on Glamorized Breakfasts. roll call with an old shoe. Health and safety talk Protect Your Baby. Prizes awarded to Ardel Jackson, Donald Christen, Ted Falk, William Paske. Gift to William Stauffer baby. Next meeting at Mrs. Robert Falk. Christmas party at Maple Grove Inn attended by Dan Bechtolt, Henry Blumer, Werner Vogel and others.
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Hiawatha Club
Robert Rackow
William Paske
Ardel Jackson
Hiawatha Homemakers
Werner Vogel
Council Okays List of Claims
The city approves a detailed list of payments to vendors and agencies including Monroe Sales Co supplies $45.30 Kohli Office Supply $67.53 Monroe Evening Times $264.94 Rufenacht Oil $2.90 H C Miller $13.81 Badger Shirt Co police clothing $21.63 League of Wisconsin Municipalities $240 Wisconsin Telephone teletype $74.95 Arwell Inc services $30.00 Traf O Terra System supplies $419.92 Standard Oil $1,339.85 State Insurance Fund $306.53 W E Deininger sheriff meals $16.50 Monroe Auto Electric $40.47 J and W Implement $31.45 Trucks Inc supplies $34.31 and many more items totaling numerous city expenditures including final payments to Stauffacher Construction and Plibrico for incinerator equipment installations.
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Monroe Sales Co
Kohli
Monroe Evening Times
Rufenacht Oil Co
H. C. Miller Co
Boyer’s L. P
Zilmer-Riley
Badger Shirt Co
League of Wisconsin
Wisconsin Telephone Co
A. R. McDaniel
Arwell, Inc
Monroe Electric Shop
Traf-O-Terra System, Inc
Standard Oil Co
State Insurance Fund
W. E. Deininger
Monroe Auto Electric
J and W
Trucks, Inc
Sherwin-Williams Co
Myron Stair
Solomon Autoparts Co
Flink Company
Sanfax Corporation
Paul’s
Richard Ela Co
Ace Hardware
Sieg Illinois Co
Lanz Hardware
Gateway Transportation Co
Wiedenbeck - Dobelin Co
Gempler Tire Shop
Monroe Ready-Mix and Material Co
Nagle-Hart
Water Department
Les Bishop
Robert Hahn
Dearth Motors
Fullerton Lumber Co
Crandall Oil Co
Schuetze’s
George D. Barnard Co
Monroe Fire Department
Southern Wisconsin and
Northern Illinois Fireman's Association
Taylor Instrument Co
Motorola
Wisconsin Fire Apparatus
Donohue and Associates, Inc
Stauffacher Construction Co
Plibrico Sales — and Service Co
Pope Approves Joint Swahili Bible Edition Plan
Pope Paul VI has authorized Catholic and Protestant churchmen to publish a joint Swahili Bible for East Africa. The unprecedented version, reported by KIPA, aims to aid Christian missions in Tanganyika and beyond. Separate Swahili Catholic and Protestant Bibles have circulated, causing confusion among African converts.
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Fribourg
Switzerland
KIPA
Swahili
Tanganyika
East African
East Africa
Communities Bid For State Alice Events
The deadline for filing requests for the 1964 Alice in Dairyland regional or final contest is Saturday, Jan. 25, per the State Department of Agriculture. Communities must write to Hill Farm State Office Building, Madison, to sponsor a regional event. Regions will run on Saturdays in May with finals likely June 10 11 and 12.
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Alice-in-Dairyland
State Department of Agriculture
Hill Farm State
Madison
Area Persons Named To Support Goldwater
Merlin Meythaler and Mrs Madeline Stauffacher Browntown have been named to the state committee to support Senator Barry Goldwater. The committee includes Republican leaders from business professional groups and Wisconsin organizations with Milwaukee as state headquarters. Wayne J Hood of LaCrosse is chairman.
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Merlin Meythaler
Lincoln Road
Madeline Stauffacher
Browntown
Barry M. Goldwater
R-Ariz
Republican Party
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Goldwater Committee
Milwaukee
Wayne J. Hood
LaCrosse
Jupiter emits long wave radio signals discovered in 1955
In 1955 astronomers discovered that Jupiter emits long wave radio signals. The finding highlighted Jupiter as a powerful radio source and sparked further study of planetary magnetospheres and radio emissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jupiter
Monroe Common Council January 7 1964 Proceedings
City council in Monroe meets with Mayor Evans presiding. Roll call includes Aldermen Aden, Johnson, Schindler, Simpson, Chambers, Flisram, Bober, Burgy. O N Johnson absent. Several resolutions pass including primary election March 10 and transfer of 11500 to urban highway reserve. Commendation for Officer Bandi and payment approvals for Monroe Sales and incinerator work are adopted. City to discuss fire and police station planning at upcoming meeting.
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Council
O. R. Evans
L. M. Johnson
Schindler
Simpson
Chambers
Flisram
Bober
Burgy
O. N. Johnson
Baber
Planning Commission
Monroe Fire Department
City Fire Department
Police and Safety Committee
Phil Teehan
Green County March of Dimes
Snively Town and Country
Alderman Simpson
Common Council
City of
Monroe
First Ward
Third Ward
Fifth Ward
Seventh Ward
Board of Public Works
West
Orville R. Evans Sr
Alderman Chambers
Rober
Monroe Sales
Monroe Sales Company
Walter J. Bober
Theodore J. Burgy
Olin E. Flisram
Walter J. Rober
March of Dimes
13Th Avenue
10Th Street
Dwight C. Coplien
Edwin L. Bandi
Alderman Burgy
Leo W. Haur
Milford Thompson
Kenneth V. Hendrickson
Fred R. Simpson
Herman L. Schindler
Evan C. Chambers
Public Property Committee
Orville R. Evans
Firsram
Roy E. Chesebro
Evans
Flistam
William L. Ruda
Sth Avenue
Wm. Ruda
Plibrico
Stauffacher Construction Company
John Ruff
Wisconsin
Monroe Municipal Airport
Fire and Police Departments
Citizens Advisory Committee
Thomas R. Smith
14Th Avenue
Schuetze and Krauss
F. M. Bray
Widow of Panama riot casualty laid to rest in Arlington
Staff Sergeant Luis Jimenez Cruz was buried at Arlington Cemetery amid military honors. His widow Barbara Jimenez Cruz, 26, faced delays and a disputed $25 viewing fee after claims he went to riot duty without rifle ammunition. Defense officials confirmed initial ammo shortages on the Atlantic side.
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Washington
U.S
Panama
Arlington Cemetery
Luis Jimenez-Cruz
Washington Evening Star
Barbara Jimenez- Cruz
Union Station
Atlantic
St Louis Enforces Juvenile Cigaret Law
St Louis and St Louis County police begin stricter enforcement of laws banning smoking by minors and selling cigarettes to youths. Officers cited Missouri statutes with penalties including a $10 fine for minors who smoke and up to one year in jail plus a $1000 fine for sellers or providers of cigarettes to minors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Curtis Brostrow
Raymond Hensley
Missouri
Brostron
Author White Dies Aboard Ship Near Greece
English writer T H White aged 57, author of The Sword in the Stone and other works, died aboard a ship at Piraeus Greece on Friday. The news notes that thousands rely on Classified Acts in solving daily problems.
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White
London
T. H. White
Piraeus
Greece
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Mrs. Timm
Eub Church
Helland
Japan
Area Woman’s Club
Buhlman
Rebekah
News of the
Homemakers
CBS Club
Council Okays
Goldwater
Proceedings of Common Council
Fred R. Simpson Herman L. Schindler Walter J. Rober Theodore J. Burgy
L. M. Johnson Olin E. Flisram
William P. Lunda
17Th Avenue
Plibrico Sales and Service
City Hall
Liverpool
England
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