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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1954

Page

3

Homemakers Plan Yearly Program At Green County Meet

Green County Homemakers executive board finalized the 1954 55 program at a Recreation Park meeting after a picnic lunch. Mrs Myrtle Webb county home agent outlined meetings in October November January February and March with two groups visiting each. Demonstrations from the Alice in Dairyland exhibit will recur while plans for club outreach, volunteer exhibits and TV education were discussed. Committees for Nomination Health and Safety Citizenship Budget Music and Youth were appointed with names of several center chairmen listed.

Green County Homemakers Executive Board Recreation Park Myrtle Webb Webb Bernadine Gunderman Marvin Freitag Presenta Fred Hahlen University of Wisconsin Arthur Schroeder Monroe Schroeder Gerald Swiggum Browntown Grace Hartman Brodhead Health and Safety Orlean Wahl Claude Wideman Juda Arthur Swan Brooklyn Lawrence Raymer Harold Stubbe Herman King Elsie Preston William Schmerse Clayton Burt Albany Truman Olin Brodhead Leland Jordan Fred Abbott Monticello George Stauffacher Nathan Brown Rolland Keen Elroy Eichelkraut New Glarus Hahlen Freitag Gunderman Center Roland Thorp Ray Dye Marvin Schwerin Arthur Hanson John Argue Joe Jones Herbert Stuessy Clarence Elmer Sr Cloyce Hollis

Lunch Stand at Fair Planned by G U G G

The G U G G group planned a lunch stand for the County Centennial Fair at Turner hall. Charter draped for Mrs. Ann Musselman at the regular meeting. Birthday song for Mrs. J L Babler and Mrs. John Kubly. Taking card honors were Mrs. Louis Creuzer Mrs. Emma Kundert Mrs. August J Kurth and Mrs. Willie Anderegg. The next meeting set for Aug 12 in Turner hall.

G.U.G.G Ann Musselman Turner Hall J.L. Babler John Kubly Louis Creuzer Emma Kundert August J. Kurth Willie Anderegg Frank Zahner Ben Reasa John E.zimmerman John E. Steinmann J. J. Whalen Rose A. Zuercher John K. Klessinger Colombina Kubly Ann B. Morgenthaler Elsie Tenatsch

Public Dress Revue Begins Tonight at 8

Green County announces the Public Dress Revue at Turner Hall tonight at 8 with The Case of Mis Judgement as the theme. From 157 garments, about 140 will be modeled tonight after Tuesday's judging at the Courthouse starting 9 a m. Blue ribbon winners and two representatives plus an alternate for the State Fair will be named. Narrators include Mrs Alfred Trumpy Mrs Fred Doppler Mrs Willis Babler and Mrs Arleigh Frautsch with Miss Kathryn Blum as part of the revue committee.

Annuat Green County Alfred Trumpy Fred Doppler Juda Willis Babler Monticello Arleigh Frautsch Monroe Kathryn Blum

Frank Meads To Be Feted On Anniversary

Blanchardville Times Special reports Mr and Mrs Frank Mead will be honored Sunday with a picnic in McKellar Memorial Park for their 50th wedding anniversary. They wed July 27 1904 at the United Brethren parsonage Blanchardville. The couple have six children 25 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren. Attendants Mrs William Smith Blanchardville and Lee Mead Beloit will attend.

Frank Meads Blanchardville Frank Mead McKellar Memorial Park

Geiger Sharer family reunion set for Aug 8 in Albany

Geiger Sharer family reunion slated for Aug 8 in Albany also marks the 25th wedding anniversary of Truman E Sharer and Isa belle Geiger. The couple wed Aug 11 1929 in Monroe and have lived in Albany for 15 years. They have two sons James and David in Jacksonville Fla with the Navy and two daughters Ann and Priscilla at home. The reunion will be at the Truman Sharer home.

Geiger-Sharer Albany Truman E. Sharer Sharer Isabelle Geiger Monroe James Jacksonville Fla Navy David Ann Priscilla Truman Sharer

Bishop O Connor finds Western Europe faith strong on tour

Madison’s Bishop William P. O’Conner says rural areas in Western Europe show enduring religious fervor while cities show some decline. He toured Italy Switzerland Germany France Spain England and Ireland with four bishops, calling the trip his first real vacation in 42 years. He reported warmer welcomes in Europe’s countryside but noted cooler feelings in France Italy and England. He spoke at Roman clergy meetings and attended the canonization of Pope Pius X with global bishops.

Madison W William P. O'Conner Madison Europe Italy Switzerland Germany France Spain England Ireland O'Connor Wisconsin Ger Cologne Rome Pius X

Spring Grove Notes and Visits From Local Residents

Mr and Mrs William Chambers learn daughter Kathryn ill in a Paris hospital. Visitors include Mr and Mrs W M Marchant from Boston guests at Mason Marchant home. Numerous local calls and dinners honor birthdays and host family gatherings across Juda Monroe and Rockford areas.

Regulars and visitors attend local families gatherings

Mr and Mrs Henry Zweifel and family were Tuesday night visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs Stanley Clark. The Clarks and their sons spent Sunday with Mrs Erman Meinert in Davis. Mrs Ivan Arnsmeier and Mrs Charles Trotter of Juda spent Wednesday with Mrs Russell ROsheisen. Oville Gadow was a Friday caller in Monroe. Ralph Hartman and family from San Antonio Texas called on Mrs Belle Hartman Thursday. Harold Newcomer and family returned from a two week trip to Yellowstone. Charles Greene and children of Durand were Thursday callers at the home of Mrs Keith Newcomer who spent several days with her grandparents, Mr and Mrs Harold Newcomer in Brodhead. Chester Tobin of Monroe was Sunday caller at the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Leopold Sr. R B Clark and Herbert Mohns were Sunday visitors at the home of Elmer Stahlecker. Orville Hawkins and daughters were Sunday night visitors at Will Berndt’s in Brodhead.

Raymond Kundert Belle Hartman Russell Rosheisen Orla McClellan Brodhead, Jr Walter Swanberg Jr Rockford Arthur Schadawaldt Juda Herbert Mohns Vernon Albright Elizabeth Chicago Guy Albright Vernon John Albright Monroe Glen Wunschel Emma Meinert Davi Clayton Clark Laverne Leopold Frank Id Harry Williams J Howard Newcomer Evert Green Melvin Eggemeier Henry Zweifel Stanley Clark Erman Meinert Davis Ivan Arnsmeier Charles Trotter Oville Gadow Ralph Hartman San Antonio Tex Harold Newcomer Yellowstone National Park Charles Greene Durand Keith Newcomer Brod Chester Tobin Frank Leopold Sr R. B. Clark Elmer Stahlecker Orville Hawkins Will Berndt Brodhead

Wisconsin Lands Title Confusion Prompts Bill

Washington representative Alvin E O Kenski proposes a measure to fix land titles near Wisconsin rivers and lakes caused by early survey errors by lumber companies. The bill would let holders seek purchase of land between original meander lines at the same price as original parcels, with House and Senate expected to act before adjournment.

Washington Alvin E. O’kenski Mercer Wisconsin House Senate House Interior Committee Secretary of The’interior

Military Balks At Asian Pledge

Washington defense officials express concern over a Southeast Asia alliance that would force automatic U S troop commitments. They note Vietnam era lessons from Dien Bien Phu and warn a Nato style pact could resemble another Korea with heavy American manpower, amid calls for regional mutual defense shaping policy.

Washington Vm — m North Atlantic Treaty Organization Europe U. S Indochina State Department United States Britain Southeast Asia Pentagon Defense Wilson Jhiefs Dien Bien Phu Army Mathew Ridgway Ridgway Korea

Juda By Mrs. F. N. Miller

Mr and Mrs Alfred Woeffler attended the American Legion parade at Madison Sunday.

Juda F. N. Miller Alfred Woeffler American Legion Madison

New Inergel tablet offers relief for constipation

A bold claim presents INERGEL as a bulk producing, non irritant, non habit forming tablet. Doctors report dramatic results even for bedridden patients. The jelly like solution supposedly softens hard matter and enables gentle movements.

Annals of Science

Two State Fliers Land Planes Safely On New Mexico Road

Wisconsin Air National Guard pilots Capt. Donald Grassell and 1st Lt. Donald Weeks landed two F-86 jets on U S highway 85 near Springer New Mexico after radios and compasses failed in bad weather. They flew from McConnell AFB Kansas to Kirtland AFB New Mexico. Traffic rerouted as a wrecker towed the aircraft clear.

Yconsin Air National New Mexico Springer McConnell Air Force Base Wichita Kan Kirtland Air Force Base Albuquerque

Michigan Police Use Safety Drive Shocker

Michigan state police will distribute 18 page booklets titled Death on the Highways to violators to shock drivers into reducing traffic deaths and injuries. The pamphlet depicts gruesome highway demise scenes and will be handed out with violation tickets.

Michigan East Lansing Mich

Polio Fund Drive Strains National Foundation

National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis says it borrowed over 1.2 million dollars from research and education commitments to fund current polio aid. President Basil O Connor warns desperate times jeopardize programs as record cases push aid needs beyond usual collections.

New York National Foundation For Foundation Basil O'Connor National Foundation March of Dimes Treasuries

Emergency March of Dimes Collection Slated Next Month

O'Connor noted the current patient aid load is exhausted and at least twice that amount is needed for polio treatment. An emergency March of Dimes collection is scheduled next month to raise funds.

O'Connor

Eden warns of war risk if Indochina ceasefire fails

Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden told the House of Commons that abandoning the Geneva ceasefire in Indochina would mean continued fighting and a risk the conflict could spread, underscoring the urgency of the Geneva accord.

London Anthony Eden House of Commons Indochina Geneva

Renor Weight Loss Ad Claims 40 Pound Loss

Mrs Nina Hobs Sagan of 2053 Clark St Wisconsin writes of using Renor home recipe to shed at least 40 pounds. The ad promises safe effective weight loss, offers a free booklet, and a money back refund if not satisfied. Available at your druggist for $140. Ask for a test bottle.

Mra Nina Hobs Sagan Clark St Wisconsin Menor

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