Obligation Night in St Omar Chapter East ern Star
Social Events notes Obligation Night will be observed during the regular St. Omar Chapter East ern Star meeting at the Monroe Masonic Temple. Mrs. Walter Ludwig prepares the ceremony with W. ter Ladwig delivering the obligation assisted by John Taft. A charter bus seating 45 is planned to Sheboygan Falls for Heart Chapter No. 1964 OES at 8 p.m. Friday Jan. 31.
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St. Omar
Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Walter Ludwig
W. Ter Ladwig
John Taft
Ladwig
Heart
OES
Sheboygan Falls
Monroe Masonic Temple
Orville R. Evans Sr
Farm Bureau Women Adopt Do More Motto in Meeting
Wisconsin Farm Bureau Women adopted the Do More motto, approved a 50 dollar appropriation for a local freedom shelf in public libraries, and named Mrs John Stochr and Mrs Marvin Malkow as Rural-Urban event chairmen. The group will report at the annual Farm Bureau meeting February 25 and host the dinner. Plans exist to attend the District meeting in Madison January 30. Mrs Gus Adamson welcomed as new Washington Township representative. Next meeting set for February 15 in Farm Bureau rooms.
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Wisconsin Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
John Stochr
Marvin Malkow
Madison
Gus Adamson
Washington Township
Engaged: Carol Schliem to Robert C Mirshak
Miss Carol A Schliem daughter of Mrs Audrey Schliem Winslow and the late Marion Schliem to Robert C Mirshak son of Mrs Anita Mirshak Rockford and the late Harold Mirshak announce their engagement. Both hold bachelor of music degrees from Milton College Milton. Schliem teaches elementary music in Lena Winslow schools. Mirshak pursues a masters in music at Northern Illinois University DeKalb. A June wedding is planned.
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Carol A. Schliem
Audrey Schliem
Winslow
Marion Schliem
Robert C. Mirshak
Anita Mirshak
Rockford
Harold Mirshak
Miss Schliem
Milton College
Milton
Lena- Winslow School
Northern Ilinois University
DeKalb, MI
Ralph Sacker
Mary Ann
Michael Alan Krebs
Fred Krebs
Monroe High School
Miss Sacker
First National Bank
Monroe
Radke
Harvey Mauermann
Route 2
Brodhead
Shelby Jean
Jeffry D. Knezel
Vernon Knezel
Miss Mauermann
University of Wisconsin
Phi Kappa Phi
Phi Upsilon Omicron
Beta Alpha Psi
Consistory To Install At New Glarus Sunday
In New Glarus Swiss United Church of Christ choir members and leaders were elected to the consistory Sunday. Delmar Disch Wayne Duerst Sheldon Hoesly Dean Streiff and Grace Colney were chosen as elders deacons and deaconess respectively. J P Klassy was re elected to the cemetery committee. About 200 attended the congregational dinner in Fellowship Hall before elections.
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New Glarus
United Church of Christ
Delmar Disch
Wayne Duerst
Sheldon Hoesly
Dean Streiff
Grace Colney
J. P. Klassy
Fellowship Hall
Mrs Rood Honored With Birthday Party
Mrs. Ole Rood of Browntown was honored at a Sunday birthday party at her home. Miss Clara Maaske baked the cake. Attendees included Victor Rood Lucritia Anita Monroe Milton Bus John Winslow Thomas Binger Sr Werner Mellenberger William Lauper Delores Frederick Clara Maaske Joe Manser and Pat Bender, all of Browntown.
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Rood
Ole Rood
Browntow
Clara Maaske
Messrs
Mmes
Victor Rood
Lucritia
Anita
Monroe
Milton Bus
John
Winslow
Thomas Binger Sr
Werner Mellenberger
William Lauper
Delores
Fredrick
Joe Manser
Pat Bender
Browntown
Albany Shower Planned for Patricia Solberg and Donald Blumer
A pre-wedding shower will be held Monday night at the Methodist church community center for Miss Patricia Solberg and Donald Blumer. The couple will wed Saturday, February 1, at the Swiss Reformed church in Belleville. Solberg is daughter of Russell and Patricia Solberg of Belleville. Blumer is the son of Alvin and Mrs. Blumer of Albany and works in road construction.
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Albany
Methodist Church
Patricia Solberg
Donald Blumer
Belleville
Miss Solberg
Russell Solberg
Alvin Blumer
Pythian Sisters Meet at IOOF Hall Tuesday
The Pythian Sisters will meet at 6 p.m. Tuesday in the IOOF hall. The kitchen committee includes chairman Mrs. Paul Ritschard, and members Mrs. Amos Johnson and Mrs. Ralph Lindsay.
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Pythian Unit
Pythian Sisters
IOOF
Paul Ritschard
Amos Johnson
Ralph Lindsay
Film at Grace Church Highlights Youth Sunday Events
Grace Lutheran Church in Monroe hosts a 7 p.m. screening of the feature film Question Seven, a Conscience under test in East Germany, as part of Youth Sunday activities. The 10:30 a.m. service will include youth participation with students Steve Grundahl, Sharon Sonnenburg, Jim Gilbertson, Ricky Thompson, Bill Sorenson, Terry Kramer, and Larry Holcomb, followed by awards to the Order of St. John acolyte society members Roger Alston, George Buel, Scott Haberman, Bob Logeson, Robert Sonnenburg, Bill Priewe, Bill Spring, Jim Zabel, Bill Severson, and Jim Wyttenbach.
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Urgnnent
Grace Lutheran Church
Monroe
East Germany
Steve Grundahl
Sharon Sonnenburg
Jim Gilbertson
Ricky Thompson
Bill Sorenson
Terry Kramer
Larry Holcomb
Order of St. John
The
Acolyte Society
Roger Alston
George Buel
Scott Haberman
Bob Logeson
Robert Sonnenburg
Bill Priewe
Bill Spring
Jim Zabel
Bill Severson
Jim Wyttenbach
Delegates Chosen For State Convention By G U G G Members
G U G G members elected three delegates and alternates for the state convention to be held in Janesville. Delegates are Mrs Lillian Klassy Mrs Albert Aeberli and Miss Grace Schroeder with alternates Mrs Euphemia Lengacher Mrs Vernus Seffrood and Mrs Elizabeth Scheidegger. Birthday tributes were sung for several members and the charter was draped in memory of Mrs Venora Kilian.
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Alton V. Keil
Rose Gruenewald
Ida Casanova
Venora Kilian
Yass
Aeberli
Mary Elmer
Seffrood
Wilbur Hixson
Fred J. Kundert
Hannah Bindschaedler
Mae Share
Hix
Freitag Named Head of New Glarus History Group
Officers of the Historical Society were re elected at the annual meeting in Village Hall. J A Freitag is president Abner Anderson vice president and Henry M Schmid secretary treasurer. Directors are Mrs Orso Duerst Paul Grossenbacher Rudy Schweitzer and Herbert Gmur. The museum will be open all day during the 1964 tourist season with mornings by appointment and volunteers are needed to help conduct tours when the season begins May 1.
Monticello WRC Elects 1964 Officers
Mrs. Bessie Youngreen is installed as president of the Woman's Relief Corps for her 13th consecutive year. The meeting at the Youngreen home featured a four place lunch. Installing officers included Lena Babler junior vice president Emil Voegeli treasurer Wilbert Christen Sr chaplain Abraham Kubly guard David Brink assistant guard Elsa Voegels secretary Kathryn Staedtler director of junior فعالیت
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbert Christen Sr
Abraham Kubly
David Brink
Elsa J. Voegels
Kathryn Staedtler
Color bearers and officers to be installed at ceremony
Slub, and Mrs. Ida Hoesly and Mrs. Llewellyn Edmunds served as color bearers, two and three respectively. Several officers were unable to attend and to be installed.
Blackbourn Twins Honored on Ninety Birthday
Margaret Youngblood and J N Blackburn known as the Blackbourn twins were honored on their 90th birthday at a gathering at the home of Mrs Youngbloods daughter Mrs Mary Westgard 1307 22nd street Attendees included Church of the Nazarene members and the family A Bible shaped cake baked and decorated by Mrs Ernest Busjahn
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Margaret Youngblood
J. N. Blackburn
Blackbourn
Rev Remaly To Speak At St Johns Church
Rev John Remaly of the Wisconsin Conference United Church of Christ Youth Ministry will speak at St John s United Church of Christ during the Mid-Hi and Senior Hi Youth Fellowship gathering Sunday night. He will discuss The Peculiar Ones, the National Youth Week theme, in relation to youth and the church.
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John Remaly
Wisconsin
Two Parked Vehicles Involved in Mishaps
Monroe police investigated two minor mishaps yesterday afternoon involving parked cars. At 12 53 p m Lloyd L Leuenberger backed into a parking stall and struck John J Meyers motor car at 1423 17th avenue 1300 block. At 7 50 p m Ernest John Legler struck Leon Carl Gempler’s parked car in Brennan’s parking lot.
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Monroe
Lloyd L. Leuenberger
John J. Meyers
17Th Avenue
Brennan
Ernest John Legler
Argyle
Leon Carl Gempler
Route 2
Monticello
GM Employes Receive Shares
General Motors announces a distribution totaling about 94.5 million in common stock government bonds and cash to 58 800 employees who joined the 1958 savings fund plan under the savings stock purchase program The plan matches one dollar from GM for every two dollars saved by salaried U S employees half of which goes to government bonds and half to GM stock with all dividends reinvested in GM stock The payout equals more than three dollars in value for each one dollar saved based on the year end 1963 GM stock price
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Detroit
General Motors Corp
U.S
General Motors
This Day in History Friday January Twenty Fourth
AP recalls events on January 24 from 1848 gold discovery by James Marshall to 1964 political and social milestones. Notable items include the Kansas Territory conflict remark by Pierce, Baden-Powell organizing the Boy Scouts, 1939 Chile earthquake deaths, Vincent Massey becoming Canada’s first native born governor general, Berlin negotiations, Ayub Khan land reforms, and Kennedy tax reform proposals.
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Associated Press
James Marshall
Calmus
American
California
Franklin Pierce
Kansas Territory
Kansas
England
Robert Baden-Powell
Chile
Vincent Massey
Canada
Berlin
Pakistan
Ayub Khan
Congress
John F. Kennedy
Area Students Earn Degrees at Whitewater State College
Three of 91 mid year graduates from Whitewater State College are Blythe Myers Dorothy M Campbell and Marlen Ann Schuetz all completing bachelor degrees in business administration elementary education and business education respectively. They are listed among spring commencement invitees for May 31.
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Blythe Myers
Dorothy M. Campbell
Marlen Ann Schuetz
Whitewater State College
Myers
Helen F. Myers
Monroe
Dorothy Campbell
Vashni Marchant
16Th Avenue
Campbell
Wisconsin Education Association
Whitewater Wits
Whitewater High School
Mariea A. Schuetz
Phi Beta Lambda
Associated Women Students
Women's Recreation Association
Lutheran
Highway Progress Talk At Monroe Kiwanis Meeting
Kaemer of the Wisconsin Concrete Paving Association, ex mayor of Appleton, spoke at the Monroe Kiwanis meeting in the Swiss Wheel and showed a film on freeway progress. He announced a referendum on April 7 for a one cent gas tax increase costing the average driver about ten thousand miles annually.
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Atl Kaemer
Wisconsin Concrete Paving Association
Appleton
Monroe
Albany High Homecoming Set for February Fifteenth
Albany high school plans homecoming events for Saturday night February 15. Seniors will sell tickets and a king and queen will be chosen. A dance will follow the basketball game.
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Albany
Albany High School
Merry Home Makers Jazzed Up with Glamorous Breakfasts
In Pilgrim Kitchen Mrs Stella Prechel hosted a three course breakfast for the Merry Home Makers with Mrs Clarence Day assisting and Mrs Ralph Greenwald delivering the health lesson and literature. At Ball's Mill Mrs Ralph Mahlbuch chaired a 17 member meeting with one guest. the group discussed breakfast fare, enjoyed a Glamorous Breakfasts lesson by Mrs Elmer Schwartzlow and Mrs Donald Albright, heard secretary and treasurer reports, and celebrated Mrs Frederic Mahlbuch's 25th wedding anniversary. The February meeting will be at Mrs Donald Albright's home.
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Merry Club
Merry Homemakers
Pilgrim Kitchen
Stella Prechel
Clarence Day
Ralph Greenwald
Margaret Altman
Carl Maurer
Greenwald
Ball's Mill
Ralph Mahlbuch
Ball’s Mill
Boll
Elmer Schwartzlow
Donald Albright
Clifford Kesler
Frederic Mahlbuch
Melvin Siedschlag
Wayne Blazers 4 H Club Set to Meet With Valentine Party
Wayne Blazers 4 H Club schedules a Tuesday meeting on February 25 with a Valentine party. Each member will make a homemade Valentine and a drawing will be held. Marcia Neuenschwander and Frank Schultz serve on the game committee. The January meeting was at West Wayne school with New Year’s resolutions and initiation.
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Wayne Blazers
Wayne
Marcia Neuenschwander
Frank Schultz
West Wayne
Kennedy Center Renamed as John F Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts
President Johnson signed a bill naming the national cultural center on the Potomac after John F. Kennedy. The $30 million memorial will be financed half by contributions and federal funds, with a 1200 seat theater a 2750 seat symphony hall and a 2500 seat opera and ballet hall.
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Washington
National Cultural Center
The
Potomac
John F. Kennedy ‘Center For
Johnson
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
White House
Board of Trustees
House
Kennedy
National Capital
Eisenhower
Lincoln Memorial
Potomac River
Mrs Lodge Tours Area Near Saigon
Mrs Henry Cabot Lodge wife of the U S ambassador to South Viet Nam made a 40 mile auto trip into the countryside today to visit orphans and refugees.
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Lodge
Saigon
Henry Cabot Lodge
U.S
South Viet Nam
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Farm Bureau Women
Carol Schliem
Raymond Fehr
Rock City
Tfl
Patricia Joy Fehr
Walter J. Cruezer
Kenneth Cruezer
Miss Fehr
Dakota High School
Grace Church
G.U.G.G
Monticello Wrc
Otis Ford Wells
Remaly
St. John’s Church
Richard Romholm
Baptist Student Center
First Baptist Church
Daniel MacDonald
Willie Lucas
Menomine
Ill
Citizens Loan
16Th Ave
City Hall
Home Owners Insurance
Lanz Agency
Kiwanis Club
MT. Pleasant Monticello
Robert Kubly
Conoco
Plymouth
Plymouth Dearth Motors, Inc
17Th Ave
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