St John’s United Church elects Lichtenwalner as president
Ralph Lichtenwalner was elected president of St John’s United Church of Christ Council after the annual congregational meeting on Monday January 15 attended by 106 members. Other officers named include Fred Schmidt as vice president Mrs Lillian Klassy secretary and Lloyd Siedschlag treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Lichtenwalner
St. John’s United Church of Christ Council
Fellowship Hall
Fred Schmidt
Lillian Klassy
Lloyd ~.Siedschlag
Moose Lodge Receives Eight New Members in Monroe
Eight new Moose Lodge members were enrolled at a Monroe meeting in Moose Hall. The ceremony was led by the Monroe Degree Staff including August Burgi, Roger Severson, and Ted Schmiedlin. Plans were set for a free dance January 27 with the Heins Brothers providing music, and a stage show party on January 30. A lunch was served by Lyle Sickinger.
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Moose Lodge
Monroe
Moose Hall
August Burgi
Roger Severson
Roger Brugger
Clifford Prien
Leroy Marty
Ted Schmiedlin
Heins Brothers
Lyle Sickinger
Mrs Clara Miller Installed as Press Correspondent
Mrs Clara Miller was installed as press correspondent for the O F Pinney Woman's Relief Corps No 24 of Monroe at their regular meeting in American Legion Hall. Esther Leister of Milwaukee, WRC Wisconsin department treasurer, died January 6. Refreshments were served and bunco played. attendance prizes went to Mrs Carl Ault and Mrs Louise Kaderly. Sunday meeting announced for State Line Trinity Church with potluck lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Miller
O. F. Pinney Woman's Relief Corps No. 24
Monroe
American Legion Hall
Ernest Zumbach
Esther Leister
Milwaukee
WRC of Wisconsin
Mary Kubly
Edna Lindsay
Bunco
Carl Ault
Louise Kaderly
Methodist Circles Invite Morse Saito To Speak
Morse Saito a Japanese American Methodist lay man and former English teacher radio TV personality and newspaper columnist will speak at First Methodist Church Monroe at 8 p.m. Monday Jan 22 Sponsored by Ruth Vesper and Morning Circles Saito recently returned to the United States on a one year furlough from missionary work He and his family reside in Eau Claire Wisconsin He previously taught English to Kobe students and led Bible classes coached sports at Canadian Academy He wrote for Mainichi Daily News and hosted a TV and radio program Attendance is welcome.
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Morse Saito
Japan
First Methodist
Monroe
Ruth, Vesper
Saito
United States
Eau Claire
Wis
Kobe
Canadian Academy
Mainichi Daily News
Youth Fellowship Plans Mt Horeb Visit Dinner Event
Members of the Senior High Youth Fellowship will meet at Swiss Church Fellowship Hall in New Glarus at 6 p.m. Sunday January 21 for a 7 p.m. dinner and Norske Blast at Karakahl Inn Mt Horeb. Admission is 1 for members 2 for guests.
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NEW Glarus
Times
Karakahl Inn
Mt. Horeb
Norske Blast
Delmar Zentner
Ubon Suwanna
AFS
Thailand
William Mickelson
Rita Zweifel
Scott Willi
Mike Hoesly
Barbara Hoesly
John Elmer
Penny Disech
Doris Hofmann
Jeanne Kummer
Linda Hoesly
Glazner Youth Group Plans Evening Toboggan Outing
Junior High Youth Fellowship gathers this Thursday for a 6 15 p m supper devotion then toboganning at the Donald Moon farm west of the village. Committees led by Mary Ellen Hoesly for devotions Steve Disch for recreation and Robert Meland for food list members and parents assisting with supervision and meals.
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Glazner
Toboggan
NEW Glarus
Donald Moon Farm
Mary Ellen Hoesly
Michael Wainwright
Gary Boll
Kent Brauer
Patti Hoesly
Steve Disch
Douglas Hultine
JoAnn Hustad
Jan Schneider
Robert Meland
Diane Erickson
Kenneth Freitag
Barbara Yaun
Mike Krauss
Orangeville WSCS to Meet Tuesday at Church Parlor
The WSCS unit of Orangeville Methodist Church will hold its general meeting in the church parlors on Tuesday January 23 at 8 p.m. Mrs Ray Maass will lead the worship service and program. Recreation will be by Mrs Clarence Barker. Hostesses are Mrs Terry Keuhl Mrs Pauline Folgate Mrs John Freese and Mrs Faye Keister.
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Orangeville
WSCS
Monticello WRC installs new officers
Newly elected officers of the Woman's Relief Corps were installed at a Tuesday meeting at Mrs. Wilbert Christen Sr. home. President Mrs. Bessie Youngreen presided. officers include Lena Babler as senior VP, Louise Karlen as junior VP, Emil Voegeli as treasurer, and Ruth Rebly as press correspondent.
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Monticello
Woman’s Relief Corps
Wilbert Christen
Bessie Youngreen
Youngreen
Lena Babler
Louise Karlen
Emil G. Voegeli
Wilbert Christen Sr
Roy Bissig
Ella Dooley
Ruth Rebly
Matt Wittenwyler
Wilbert J. Dick
Ellen Stauffer
Herman Karlen
Ruth Abley
Swiss Church Plans Meeting on Sunday
The annual meeting of Swiss United Church of Christ is set for Sunday January 21 after the 1030 a.m. service. Nominees for elders deacons deaconesses and committees are listed including Rolland Disch Bernie Wild Eugene Dahlk John Freitag Ed Richert Donald Rupnow Robert Strickler Mrs Knute Johnson Mrs Frank Schiesser and Mrs Richard Wainwright E J Willi chairs cemetery committee. Dinner event held Orangeville volunteer Firemen and wives attended the annual dinner at The Chalet near Brodhead Wisconsin with 65 people present.
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New Glarus
Times
Congregation of Swiss United Church of Christ
Rolland Disch
Bernie Wild
Eugene Dahlk
John Freitag
Ed Richert
Donald Rupnow
Robert Strickler
Knute Johnson
Frank Schiesser
Richard Wainwright
Christian Education Committee
Roger Buesser
Delmar Zentner
E. J. Willi
Steven Goecks Birthday Dinner Fêted at Juda Home
A birthday dinner Sunday January 14 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Emil Goecks Route 1 Juda observ ed birth anniversaries of Steven Goecks Loran Gempeler and Frank Wunschel. The cake was made and decorated by Mrs. Frank Schroeder. Attending were Mrs. Luel la Wunschel Mr. and Mrs. Nellis Wunschel Frank Wunschel Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Gempeler and family and Mr. and Mrs. Gary Goecks and Michael.
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Emil Goecks
Route 1
Juda
Steven Goecks
Loran Gempeler
Frank Wunschel
Frank Schroeder
Luella Wunschel
Nellis Wunschel
Wayne Gempeler
Gary Goecks
Michael
Jacobson Steiner Installed at Monroe IOOF Session
Jacobson was installed as noble grand and John Steiner as vice grand at Monroe IOOF Lodge No. 72. Harold Pickett, Harvey Kech, Ernest Deininger, and Ches ter Tobin were among newly elected officers. Herman Krupke and others from South Wayne assisted. A lunch followed the ceremony.
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On Jacobson
John Steiner
Monroe Ioof
IOOF
Harold Pickett
Harvey Kech
Ernest Deininger
Chester Tobin
Arthur Bruni
Maurice Babler
Ralph Baltzer
Carl Ault
Fritz Messmer
Walter Drews
Guardian
Willam van Horn
George Hartwig
Frank Buehler
John Steinman
Herman Krupke
Earl Schleim
Clifford Miller
David Putman
Lester Seffrood
Vernus Brennum
Newcomers Group Plans Square Dance in Monroe
The Newcomer’s Couples Club of Monroe invites newcomers and members to a Sunday square dance at the Community Center Monroe starting 8 p.m. Callers is Frederick Wittner. Casual dress, refreshments after dancing. Contact Mrs. Tom McGraw or Mrs. Tom Lawrence for details.
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Newcomer’s Couples Club of
Monroe
Frederick Wittner
Pelase
Tom McGraw
Tom Lawrence
Mrs. Hultine Named Secretary at Swiss United Church
Mrs. Carl Hultine of rural New Glarus is the new church secretary for the Swiss United Church of Christ. She begins duties Monday with office hours 8:30 a.m. to 12 noon and 2:30 p.m. to 5 p.m. Mon, Tue, Wed, and Fri. Thursday and Saturday 8:30 a.m. to 12 noon. She succeeds Mrs. James Schroeder who left for Madison to join the Industrial Commission. Hultine previously worked at Miniature Instruments in New Glarus for 18 months.
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New Glarus
Carl Hultine
Swiss United Church of Christ
Hultine
James Schroeder
Industrial Commission
Madison
Miniature Instruments
Juda Pair Announces Engagement of Caroline Natzger to Stanley Hawkinson
Caroline Natzger of Juda and Stanley Hawkinson of Shullsburg become engaged. Natzger, a 1964 Juda High School graduate, has worked two and a half years as a lab assistant at Capital Plastics in Brodhead. Hawkinson, a 1964 South Wayne graduate, farms with his father. No definite wedding plans have been set.
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Fred Natfzger
Juda
Caroline Marie
Stanley C. Hawkinson
Shullsburg
Clifford Hawkinson
Natzger
Capital Plastics
Brodhead
South Wayne
Reverend Walker to Address Green County Shriners
Reverend John Walker of the Little Church at the Side of the Road in Rockton Illinois will speak at the Green County Shrine Club meeting at the Casino Monticello on Tuesday evening January 23. Swiss steak dinner served at 7 p.m. Reservations due by January 22.
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John Walker
Wagon Wheel
Rockton
Ill
Green County Shrine Club
Monticello
Home Extension Unit Sets January Meetings in Orangeville
Oneco Unit of the Home Extension will meet January 24 at 1 30 p m hosted by Mrs Walter Pinnow with major lesson on Planning the Use of Leisure Time by Mrs Mildred VanMatre and Mrs Orland Priewe The minor lesson Putting in a Zipper will be by Mrs Kenneth Burington Orangeville Unit meets January 25 at 7 30 p m with Mrs Raymond hosting in Orangeville
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Orangeville
Oneco
Home Extension
Walter Pinnow
Mildred VanMatre
Orland Priewe
Marjorie Seffrood Celebrates 8th Birthday Skate Party
SOUTH WAYNE Times Special Marjorie Seffrood celebrated her 8th birthday with a skating party at Blue Star Rink in Monroe on Saturday. After skating, guests joined at her sister Linda Seffrood’s Monroe apartment for refreshments. Attendees included Laurie Lindicum Cathy Chapin Vicki Johnson Debbie Halverson Dena Drye Evonne La Grange Lora Maurer and Marjorie and LuAnn Seffrood.
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South Wayne
Marjorie Seffrood
Blue Star Rink
Monroe
Linda
Laurie Lindicum
Cathy Chapin
Vicki Johnson
Debbie Halverson
Dena Drye
Evonne la Grange
Lora Maurer
Marjorie
LuAnn Seffrood
Helland to Receive Injury Treatments in Washington
Keith Helland left Rock County Airport Sunday for Washington D C to re enter Walter Reed Hospital for treatment for injuries suffered in Vietnam last August. He found the hospital full and was sent home on a 30 day extensive leave returning to Truax Madison where he was met by his grandmother Mrs Leona Helland of Juda and his sisters Barbara and Cindy His brother Ronnie who had been at University Hos.
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Spring Grove
Keith Helland
Rock County
Washington, D.C
Walter Reed Hospital
Vietnam
Truax
Madison
Leona Helland
Juda
Barbara
Cindy
Ronnie
University Hos
Man Suffocates After Falling Into Sawdust Pile
Raymond Wanta a 35 year old woodworker died after suffocating Wednesday when he fell into a 30 foot high pile of sawdust at Crestline Co authorities said he was working there with his several days at home and was taken to Milwaukee for further treatment by his parents before the incident occurred
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Pitals
Madison
Milwaukee
Wausau
Raymond Wanta
Crestline Co
Free Hearing Tests In Monroe Saturday
Free electronic hearing tests will be offered at The Eugene Hotel on Saturday January 20 1968 from noon to three. The event, courtesy of Serig's Beltone Hearing Service Madison, invites anyone with hearing concerns to test latest equipment and learn about ear function and correction options.
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D. R. Nanstad
Eugene
Serig’s
Beltone Hearing Service
Marshall St
Madison
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