Swiss Club social notes mark Europe trip and birthdays
At the Monroe Swiss Club meeting in Turner Hall Social events highlighted a late winter and early spring trip to Switzerland and Europe by Melchior Donny and wife. Edward Frauchiger departs soon on a four week tour. Sebastian Laeser Sr. celebrated his 85th birthday. Swiss emblems were sold and a floral centerpiece honored guests. Refreshments were organized by local hosts and helpers. The next meeting is scheduled August 15 with entertainment led by Mrs. Walter Streuk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melchior Donny
Route 4
Switzerland
Europe
Monroe
Turner Hall
Dennys
New Orleans
Edward Frauchiger
Rudy Gregg
Rock City
Sebastian Laeser Sr
Laeser
Martha Aebi
Hombrechtikon
John Gehrig
Gottlieb Brandli
Joe Rast
Mmes
Fred Boesiger
Fred Krebs
Werner Thueler
Marie Blaser
Bertha Thoman
Rockford
Walter Streuk
Orangeville
Class of 1931 Reunion at Monticello and Community Supper
The Monticello High School 1931 class held its 35th reunion at Miss Irene Marty home with a meal and talks by attendees. John Steinmann presided. Miss Florence Loveland was celebrated for a July birthday. A memorial poem honored two deceased members. The group plans another reunion in five years. Also announced is a July 21 Oakley Union church cafeteria supper from 5 to 8:30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Monticello High School
Irene Marty
Marty
Florence Loveland
John Steinmann
Melvin Agen
Cumberland
Dave Dooley
Arthur Babler
Miss Loveland
Pauline Babler
Arthur
Eunice Disch
Escher
Lodi
Gordon
Helen Pluss
Klinger
California
Merle Isely
Rockford
Alex
Laura _ Rolph
Grocholski
Milwaukee
Belva Kubly Bowes
Madison
Bernice Disch LaPorte
Maryland
Oakley Union Evangelical United _ Brethern Church
Postville Aid Group Plans Evening Meeting
NEW GLARUS Times Special Postville Aid society will meet at 8 p.m. tomorrow in Fellowship Hall. Hostesses are Mrs. Lawrence Ames and Mrs. Oscar Wamstad. Mrs. Herbert Blaser leads the program with devotions a film It Happens Every Day vocal solo by Mrs. Kenneth Zimmerman and piano by Sherry Blaser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Glarus
Postville Aid Society
Fellowship Hall
Lawrence Ames
Oscar Wamstad
Herbert Blaser
Kenneth Zimmerman
Sherry Blaser
Peace Guild Plans Meeting Tomorrow at Church
The Browntown Peace Guild will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the Church. Mrs. Raymond Montgomery is program chairman. Hostesses are Mrs. Jacob Teuscher, Mrs. Ralph Lueck, Mrs. Donald Rutsch and Mrs. Glen Bock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browntown Peace Guild
Raymond Montgomery
Jacob Teuscher
Ralph Lueck
Donald Rutsch
Glen Bock
Miss Betty Hall Weds Ronald Viney in Belleville Church
Belleville report of the marriage of Betty Lou Hall and Ronald C. Viney in St Mary of Lourdes Church with a 11 a.m. ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Wilford H Hall Sr and the groom is employed at Federal Refrigerator Manufacturing Co. The couple plans a honeymoon to northern Wisconsin and will reside in Dayton after return.
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Ervin Egli
Route 2
Sharon Rose
Kevin Marchant
Mason Marchant
Juda
Miss Engli
Brodhead High School
Juda High School
Herman Krattiger
Oakiev
LeRoy Erickson
Blanchardville
Carol
Richard Engstad
Orville Engstad
Engstad T Chevrolet Sales
Madison Vocational School
York Memorial Lutheran Church
Belleville
Betty Lou Hall
Wilford H. Hall Sr
Ronald C. Viney
St. Mary of Lourdes Catholic Church
Bernard Viney
David Blumer
Belvidere
Ill
Lloyd Ballweg
Middleton
Catherine Viney
Blumer
Michael J. Condon Baptized at Rockford
Michael James Condon, son of Mr and Mrs James Condon of Rockford Illinois, was baptized at Court Street Methodist Church Rockford on Sunday. Sponsors were Mr and Mrs Jack Fair of St Louis. Grandparents from Monroe include Mr and Mrs Ed Condon Mr and Mrs Fred Blum and Mr and Mrs Edward E Condon with other relatives present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael James Condon
James Condon
Highcrest Road
Rockford
Ill
Court Street Methodist Church
Jack Fair
St. Louis
Monroe
Ed Condon
Fred Blum
Edward E. Condon
Jack O’donahue
Penny
Pat
Janet Blum
Mary Condon
Madison
Wayne _ Holton
Fair and Son
Scott
Darlington Budget Hearing Set for $849 858 Plan
A joint school district budget hearing for 1966 67 is scheduled at the junior high gym July 25 at 8 p m. The proposal totals 849 858 with estimated revenues 379 900 leaving a levy of 545 000. The district debt is 1 193 600 and the 1965 equalized value 30 443 600. The proposed tax rate is 17 99 per 1000 vs 16 56 previously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlington
Roanoke Girl Named National Outstanding Junior
Diane Milan of Roanoke Virginia has been chosen as National Outstanding Junior of the Junior Catholic Daughters of America. She earns recognition for her service and leadership within the organization and will represent the group at national events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Diane Milan
Roanoke, Va
Catholic Daughters of America
Harvest Reduced Cuba Sugar Crop Cuts 30 Percent
The Agriculture Department announced a drought setback lowering Cuba’s 1966 sugar harvest goal by thirty percent. The update underscores supply strains amid adverse weather affecting Caribbean sugar production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Cuba
Wisconsin Fair Aims To Outdraw Texas In Attendance
The State Fair of Wisconsin seeks to improve its 1965 attendance figure as good weather for 1966 could draw more than a million visitors. Last year Texas State Fair in Dallas topped with 2,484,243 attendees, with Wisconsin slated for a 10 day run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Dallas
Hydrofoil boat service opens between Woods Hole and Martha's Vineyard
Hydrofoil service begins between Woods Hole mainland and Martha's Vineyard Island, enabling fast transit for passengers and vehicles. The launch marks a new link in regional transport with expected high ridership and tourism impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woods Hole
Mass
Martha’s Vineyard Island
Brodhead Firm Expands with New Carriage House
Brodhead’s Pierce Furniture Mart expands with a 30 by 120 foot Carriage House to double capacity. The firm secured exclusive rights to Early American furniture for Beloit Janesville and Monroe. The new wing adds dual entrys and air conditioning. opening planned around October 1 with enlarged bedding carpet and expanded contemporary and traditional furniture displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brodhead
Pierce
Pierce Furniture Mart
Jack Pierce
Ksing
Beloit
Janesville
Monroe
Pierce Carriage House
New Member Greeted At IOOF Session Here
William Van Horn was accepted as a member of IOOF Lodge No. 72 at the regular meeting Monday evening in IOOF Hall. Ralph Baltzer presided with Walter Drews as acting secretary. The death of Brother P. C. Hunt was reported and the charter was draped in his memory. Members were asked to meet at Shriner Neushwander Funeral Home at 7 30 this evening. IOOF graveside services will be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William van Horn
Ioof Lodge No
IOOF
Ralph Baltzer
Noble Grand
Walter Drews
P. C. Hunt
Shriner- Neushwander
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Donny
Marco
Lah
Postville Aid Group
Peace Guild
Michigan
Binder
Brennans Mkt
Betty L. Hall
R.C. Viney
Michael J. Condon
Helen
Rudolph Haskee
Browntown
Colorado
Haskee
Rudy
Green County
Gary Fritz
LaPaz
Bolivia
South America
Lester Fritz
Gary
America Institute
University of Illinois At
Champaign
Andrew Skinrood
Argyle
Platteville State University
Barneveld
Marcia
Plymouth
Haila Skinrood
PSU
Lorna
Eva
Andrew
Lamont
Gert van Voast
Hawaii
Wis
Dick van Dyke
Minnie Figs
Minnie
Sterling North
Edgerton
Dean North
Carl Marty Jr
Three Lakes
North
St. Francis of Northernaire
Rascal
Eign
Walt Disney
Disney
Lake Koshkonong
University of Chicago
Chicago Daily News
New York City
Morristown, N.J
John Steinman
Oregon
Savanna
Bridal Registry
Bauman Kitchens
New City Hall
Brodhead Firm
LaVerne Klitzman
Monroe Evening Times
Laverne
Cordance
Ralph J. Kundert
Chrysler Motors Corporation
Dearth Motors, Inc
West
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