Patriotic Breakfast Brings Monroe Auxiliary Members
Monroe Country Club Auxiliary held its annual Patriotic Breakfast with 92 attendees. New member Mrs. Joseph Kessenick was introduced. Prizes were awarded for bridge and flag tournament events, and Tee shot honors went to Mrs. Tschudy. Members plan visits to nearby clubs and schedule the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Country Club
Joseph Kessenick
Paul W. Neubauer
James Gerondale
Lillian Gempler
Perry Power
Earl Hager
George Geiger
John Fig
Putnam Family Gathering Held in Monroe
A Putnam family gathering at Recreation Park in Monroe honored James Putnam Sr. of Garfield Arkansas and Mr. and Mrs. James Putnam Jr. and Randy of Joplin Missouri. Attendees included multiple relatives from Monticello Milford Olsen Darlington Madison Argyle and Monroe with afternoon visitors from Shager Sandley and Penniston families.
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Monticello
Putnam
Recreation Park
Monroe
James Putnam Sr
Garfield
Ark
James Putnam Jr
Randy
Joplin
Ernest Olson
Patsy
Sally McGranaham
Mary Kay Cullen
Martin Winger
Milford Olsen
Darlington
Ernest Hendrickson
Kathy
Madison
Herman Durtschi
Melvin Flint
Charles Putnam Sr
Blanch Bleiler
Ellen Penniston
Argyle
John F. Shager
Earl Sandley
Robert Putnam
Jule, Monroe
Lester Sandley
Cottage Picnic At Brodhead Hosted By Hahilen Family
Mr and Mrs Fred Hahilen of Brodhead entertained friends yesterday with a cottage picnic near Brodhead. Attendees included J L Babler and Ben Feldt of Monroe, Hans Sulzer and family of Wallace Feldt and family, Mrs Frank Gessler of Monticello, Duane Babler and family of New Glarus, Archie Templeton of Evansville, Donald Zimmerman of Janesville, Harvey Mauerman and family, and Fred Hahlen of Brodhead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hahilen
Brodhead
J.L. Babler
Ben Feldt
Monroe
Hans Sulzer
Wallace Feldt
Frank Gessler
Monticello
Mmes
Duane Babler
New Glarus
Archie Templeton
Evansville
Donald Zimmerman
Jane
Class of 1952 Plans Reunion Here July 14
The ten year reunion of Monroe high school Class of 1952 is set for Saturday July 14 at the Green County House with a 6 p.m. cocktail hour and a family style dinner to follow. Committee members include Mrs Norman Huber Mrs Glen Gruenberg Mr and Mrs Paul Ruf Mrs Bill Stauffer Mrs Dell Brandenberg and Mr and Mrs William Spoerry. Reservations are due by this Saturday. Also named as minister Rev Lynn Longenbaugh of Decatur was appointed minister of the Rock Grove Fairfield EUB parish and began duties last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe High School
Green County House
Norman Huber
Glen Gruenberg
Paul Ruf
Bill Stauffer
Dell Brandenberg
William Spoerry
Lynn Longenbaugh
Decatur
Rock Grove- Fairfield Eub
Byrnes Seeks His 10th Term in Wisconsin's 8th District
Washington Rep. John Byrnes of Green Bay announces a bid for a 10th term. A former Republican Policy Committee chair, he cites experience on Ways and Means and aims to voice for the district and party principles. He says Congress should check executive power.
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Washington
John Byrnes
Green Bay
Wisconsin
Republican Policy Committee
House
Byrnes
Congress
Ways and Means
Evzones’ kilts reveal vast yards of material
Report notes that the famous Greek Evzones wear kilts with more than 40 yards of fabric. This detail highlights the ceremonial dress and grand scale of the traditional garments.
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Greece
Hospital Patients Enjoy Evening by Peace Church Guild
Patients at Green County hospital were entertained by the Women's Guild of Peace United Church of Christ Browntown Monday night. Sandy and Sherry Weiss performed piano duets and other Gutzmer family members plus Ritz Rockow offered musical selections.
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Green County Hospital
Women’s Guild of Peace United Church of Christ
Browntown
Sandy
Sherry Weiss
Janeene Gutzmer
Mary and
Marjorie Gutzmer
Ritz Rockow
Woman's Relief Corps Fetes Mary Lengacher
The Woman's Relief Corps honored Mary Lengacher with birthday greetings at its Tuesday meeting in the American Legion hall. A corps picnic was set for July 17 in the shelter house at Twining Park. Members planned a Welcome Home for National Guard troops from Fort Lewis and noted pro tem officers and lunch committee members.
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Mary Lengacher
Woman's Relief Corps
American Legion
Corps
Twining Park
National Guard
Fort Lewis
Bridal Shower Held For Barbara Gempler
A personal bridal shower in Madison honored Miss Barbara Gempler whose marriage to William Escher is set for Saturday. Her X ray class classmates hosted the event with attendees including Judy Seemann Ilene Umick Donna Winsborough Jan Marshall Shirley Escher Judy Apple Mickey Rasmussen Kay Whitman and others.
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Monticello
Barbara Gempler
William Escher
Madison
Judy Saemann
Ilene Umick
Donna Winsborough
Jan Marshall
Shirley Escher
Judy Apple
Mickey Rasmussen
Kay Whitman
Robert Bemrick
Phillip Plath
Noreen Anosor
Shirley Lintvedt
Jan Leffingwell
Margaret Dykstra
Karen Knebel
Karen Sweet
Bonnie Jacobson
Barbecue Event Draws 500 at New Glarus Swiss Village
More than 500 people attended a chicken barbecue sponsored by the New Glarus Historical Society on the Swiss Village Museum lawn. Attendees toured the museum free, while an afternoon program featured a Swiss church choir, high school band, local musicians, folk dancing, a Glarmont Accordion Band concert, and a Swiss style show with multiple participants. The event followed a Saturday gathering by Edelweiss Stars for Skokie hikers at Waldheim, plus a village street dance with music by Rudy Wieland, Paul Wieland, and Roy Vetterli.
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NEW Glarus
Times
New Glarus Historical Society
Swiss Church High School
Richard Dahnke
Rudy
Paul Wieland
Robert Schneider
Betty Vetterli
William Duerst
Los Angeles
Glarmont Accordion Band
Dean Streiff
Kenneth Ross
Millard Tschudy
Doris Hofman
Fred Disch
Monroe
Paul Grossenbacher
Don Ott
Willi Ruef
Dean Steiff
Delmar Zentner
Clayton Streiff
Dora Ott
Frank Schiesser
Linda
Karl Hofmann
Doris
Roy Vetterli
Kenneth Boss
David
Ann Marie
Lisa Tschudy
Edelweiss
Skokie
Waldheim
Conrad Stauffacher
Roy Kundert Re elected President Of Foreign Type Cheesemakers
Roy Kundert of Blanchardville was re elected president of the Foreign Type Cheesemakers Association at Turner hall. The meeting elected Fred Ochsner Albany vice president and Werner Zimmerman Jr Monroe as treasurer to succeed Walter Schilt Juda. Otto Minnz Monticello and John Marty and Henry Kolb were named directors. The 45 members opposed further Swiss cheese regulations beyond existing rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Kundert
Blanchardville
Foreign Type Cheesemakers Association
Turner Hall
Fred Ochsner
Albany
Werner Zimmerman Jr
Monroe
Walter Schilt
Juda
Otto Minnz
Monticello
Fred Kummer
John Marty
Henry Kolb
Jet stowaway traverses country on 2400 mile flight
Redondo Beach boy John O Rourke aged 13 flew from Los Angeles to New York without a ticket. New York police greeted the jet and fed him before returning him to Los Angeles in time for lunch. His father said the boy had run away previously to San Diego and Winslow Arizona.
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Redondo Beach
Calif
John O'Rourke
Los Angeles
New York
Trans World Airlines
San Diego
Winslow
Ariz
Renk Proposes Economic Drive for Wisconsin Growth
Wilbur Renk, Sun Prairie Republican candidate for governor, outlined a five point plan in Madison to spur Wisconsin growth. He proposed a state business development corporation, renaming the Department of Resource Development to the Department of Business Expansion, boosted governor salesmanship, and elimination of personal property tax. The plan aims to create 100000 new jobs by 1965 and emphasizes action over lengthy studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Madison
Wilbur Renk
Sun Prairie
Wisconsin Union
University of Wisconsin
Renk
Department of Resource Development
Department of Business Expansion
GOP
Lost Act Highlights Illogic of Missing Item
A playful note on the futility of logical thinking when an act or item disappears. The piece reflects on how absence disrupts plans and exposes gaps in reasoning.
Japanese Invited To Build in U S
The Kennedy administration invites Japan to invest in U S factory construction as a response to the U S balance of payments. Regions cited include Wichita Kansas Wilmington North Carolina Maine New Jersey and West Coast areas with potential for industrialization.
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Tokyo
Japan
United States
U.S
Wichita
Kan
Wilmington
N.C
Maine
New Jersey
Southeast Asia
Latin America
Europe
Nihon Keizai
U.S. Department of Commerce
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Putnam Family
Fred Hahlen
Jeff Lueck
Gary Meade
Mike Minder
Paul Marty
Bruce Scott
Bob Weiss
Daryl Wilde
Martha Henning
William Krupke
Ray Rockow
Don Rutsch
Charles Soddy
Jacob Teuscher
Avery Yost
Joy Marty
Barbara
Woman’s Relief Corps
Anna Morganthaler
William Rieder
Ernest Deininger
Anna Legler
Sylvia Maske
Leah Maske
Monroe Evening Times
City Hall
Cor. Hwy
Wes
Raggedy
Stoppenbach Wieners 2
Pecatonica Valley
Creamery
Michigan
Baler Twine
ARROW
Marco’s
Fellas
Marco
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