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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1972
Page
4
Abigail Van Buren offers reader questions about hosting college friends, married couples staying in a home, wedding invitation etiquette for divorced parents, and boundary issues with a daughter in law. The responses stress privacy, proper invitation wording, and calling before visits.
Cub Scout Pack 113 met at East School in Monroe on Tuesday with merit and top sales awards. Jeffrey Hannes led top sales. dens 1 2 and 3 followed by Kurt Fritsch Dale Hoesly Chris Reed and Gary Elmer.
Members of the Sober Circle at Washington Reformation Church gathered January 14 in the Fellowship Hall. Mrs. Gladys Goecks, the president, opened the session.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Signer of Monroe hosted a luncheon for Mr. Signer as he turned 72. Attendees included their children and spouses, other Signer relatives, and Mrs. Kate Cameron who gave a poem and faith reading. A donation to Church Women United of Green County was approved. The group closed with The Lord's Prayer. next meeting is Feb 4.
Mr and Mrs Irvin Bartels and their son Jamie moved into the Tina Timm home, a remodeled tenant house on the Floyd Timm farm southeast of Clarno on Rt 1 Monroe. Bartels has worked on the farm since Oct 11 after living in Nelson Ill and then a mobile home in Orangeville during remodeling.
Miss Nikki Kay Stauffer wed Charles N. Larson in Our Savior's Lutheran Church South Wayne at 2 p.m. The bride wore satin peau de soie with lace and a pearl rhinestone crown. maid of honor wore emerald velvet. The reception followed at the Firehouse in South Wayne. The couple resides in Gratiot and both are Black Hawk High School graduates with the bride attending Platteville State University. he is a farmer.
One of Albany’s best known senior couples, Barney and Chick Mathems, celebrate 65 years of marriage with an anniversary dinner at the sister’s home. The pair married January 23, 1907 after a Rockford interurban ride and later settled on South Water Street. They have one daughter, Lena, and two grandsons with great grandchildren.
Hiawatha 4-H Club met January 18 at Hiawatha School with Jeff Williams presiding. Joann Rufener led pledge and treasurer report. Openings for state band and chorus were noted. Energetic Maids 4-H elected officers at Holly and Laurie Boyer home. Pioneer 4-H Club led by Becky Ottoson held January meeting with new officers and pledges. Dutch Hollow 4-H Club reported Christmas party and upcoming sleigh ride.
Area ministers of the United Methodist Church and their wives will attend a District South Cluster Fellowship meeting Friday night at the Zion United Methodist Church in Juda. Rev. Bernard Kassilke will preside and Rev. Donald Sumwalt hosts. Attendees come from Monroe Brodhead South Wayne Argyle Blanchardville Belleville Brooklyn Albany Evansville Juda. A potluck supper will be served.
Brodhead Banner Temple Pythian Sisters and Pearl Lodge Knights of Pythias held a joint officer installation Tuesday night in Castle Hall. Pythian Sisters officers for 1972 include Mrs. Marvin Stabler as most excellent chief and Mrs. Tallie Everson II as past chief. Pearl Lodge officers include Marvin Stabler as chancellor commander and Wayne Laube as vice chancellor with Ben Deininger serving as installing officer.
Twenty seven members of St John s United Church of Christ 8th grade confirmation class will ride by bus after school Friday to Faville Hall Pilgrim Camp Green Lake Wis Rev William Dushek will drive and lead the retreat assisted by Mr and Mrs Lee Craige Mr and Mrs Ted Weiss Mrs Dushek and David Krattiger The theme Maintaining Values in the Presence of Pressures includes study periods and recreation They return Sunday afternoon
Four Monroe residents and one Juda resident are listed as degree candidates at the University of Wisconsin January commencement in the Wisconsin Field House on Tuesday afternoon January 25. Richard Gobeli of Juda is a candidate for Bachelor of Science in electrical engineering. Monroe candidates include David Goetz, Alexander Henkelman, and Edward Maher for Bachelor of Arts, and Ellyn Mayer of Ellyn Street for Bachelor of Science in physical education.
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