Summer Bible School Set By Monroe Council of Churches
The Monroe Council of Churches will run a vacation Bible school from Monday to Friday, 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., under the theme Personal Relations. Six churches host classes from kindergarten to junior high with bus transportation via three routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of Churches
Monroe Council of Churches
Immanuel Evangelical United Brethren
Marvin Schwerin
St. John’s Evangelical and Reformed
Herman D. Legler
Grace Lutheran
Clarence C. Warfel
Bethel Eub
Coyla Cox
First Universalist
Russell J. Myers
Methodist
David Hamilton
Paul J. Gibson
Highway 69
Gapen Cheese
9Th Avenue
22Nd Street
South School
13Th Avenue
21St Street
Lincoln Park
Recreation Park
Richland School
29Th Avenue
11Th Street
25Th Avenue
17Th Street
East School
Junction House
8Th Avenue
10Th Street
Normal School
7Th Street
19Th Avenue
Bible School
Mmes
Curtis W. Chase
Cox
Legler
Myers
Robert L. Hendrickson
Victor L. Sorenson
John C. Purdy
James L. Neighbours
Warfel
Mrs. Chase
Neighbours
Mrs Blum's Students to Present Recital Sunday
Mrs Bruce Blum directs twenty four piano students and three vocal pupils in a Sunday 3 p m recital at the Universalist church. Piano participants include Mary Howe Terry Goetz Cathie Gempler Michael Chinnock Marion Blum Gene Aeschlimann Cheryl Whitehead Christi Ault Janice Black Nancy Sickinger Sandy Babler Kent Phillips Susan Goetz Dianne Zwygart Joanne Montgomery Sue Kubly Donna Kubly Rose Anne Black Sharon Black Mary Jo Wuetrich Janet Rupp Carol Goecks Sally Stoker Patricia Miller Vocal students are Rita Bregenzer Geri Lou Blaha and Patricia Ruehiman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce M. Blum
Universalist Church
Mary Howe
Terry Goetz
Cathie Gempler
Michael Chinnock
Marion Blum
Gene Aeschlimann
Cheryl Whitehead
Christi Ault
Janice Black
Nancy Sickinger
Sandy Babler
Kent Phillips
Susan Goetz
Dianne Zwygart
Joanne Montgomery
Sue Kubly
Donna Kubly
Rose Anne Black
Sharon Black
Mary Jo Wuetrich
Janet Rupp
Carol Goecks
Sally Stoker
Patricia Miller
Rita Bregenzer
Geri Lou Blaha
Patricia Ruehiman
St Andrew's Auxiliary Plans Vacation Church School
The St Andrew's Episcopal church auxiliary held its final meeting of the year in the Eugene hotel with eight members present. Plans for vacation church school were discussed and meetings will resume in September.
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St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church
Eugene
Schultz Hosts Luncheon for Local Teachers
Mrs. D L Schultz entertained at luncheon yesterday for teachers Ruth Amepohl Marjorie Blackford Lucille Landsvert and Mrs. Ross Olin in a Times Special report.
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Brodhead
D. L. Schultz
Ruth Amerpohl
Marjorie Blackford
Lucille Landsvert
Ross Olin
Circle No. 3 Meeting at Union Presbyterian Church
Circle No 3 of Union Presbyterian Church will meet at 2 p m tomorrow in the church.
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Union Presbyterian Church
Miss Mary Matter of Brodhead Celebrates 92nd Birthday
Miss Mary R Matter of Brodhead will observe her 92nd birthday next Monday at the Withee nursing home where she has resided the past year. Born in Franklin Milwaukee County she moved to Brodhead as an infant and is linked to Peregrin White via lineage. A longtime educator and church worker she is affectionately known as Aunt Daisy among friends.
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Brodhead
Mary R. Matter
Withee
Franklin
Milwaukee County
Wales
Peregrin White
Conrad Matter
Miss Matter
Brodhead High School
Oberlin College
Oberlin
Congregational Church School
Overbaugh
Daisy
Gratiot Minister Honored with Farewell Party
More than 800 people attended a farewell party for Rev. Gilbert Carlton at the Memorial Community hall in Gratiot. Carlton, former pastor of St. Josephs Catholic church and St Johns mission, left for a new parish in Janesville. Joseph Collins presented him with a purse as Rev. Paul Crook acted as toastmaster and several priests spoke.
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Gilbert Carlton
Memorial
Gratiot
Carlton
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
St. John’s Mission
South Wayne
St. John Vianny
Janesville
Altar Society
Joseph Collins
Gratiot Village
Paul Crook
Bernard Doyle
Holy Rosary Church
Darlington
John DeRocher
Platteville
E. C. MacCollon
Charles Beck
Lawrence Clark
Joseph Dreis
John Doran
Paul Dwyer
Joseph Bricks
Philip Conlon
Ambrose McDonald
Louis Schoening
Joseph Haugh
Rupert Weindl
Arthur Weindl
Miss Marjorie Gavigan Engaged to R K Benkert
Mr and Mrs Francis Gavigan announce the engagement of daughter Marjorie to Robert K Benkert son of Mr and Mrs Robert Benkert. The Gavigans live at 903 17th Street and the Benkerts at 1209 10th Street. Marjorie graduated Argyle High School and attended further studies.
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Francis Gavigan
17Th Street
Marjorie
Robert K. Benkert
Robert Benkert
10Th Street
Miss Gavigan
Argyle High School
Milwaukee Business Institute Secretary Engaged to F. Sensenbrenner Aide
A Milwaukee Business Institute secretary, employed for F James Sensenbrenner, is engaged to a Monroe High School graduate working for Alvin F Rote Company. No wedding plans have been made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee Business Institute
F. James Sensenbrenner
Milwaukee
Monroe High School
Alvin F. Rote Company
Miss Holmen and Gordee to wed at home ceremony
Cordelia Holmen daughter of Olaf and Mrs Holmen Argyle will marry Glenn Gordee son of Selmer and Mrs Gordee Woodford tonight at 7 30 in the Holmen home Rev A P Anderson will officiate Attendants include Mrs B L Due Fr Atkinson and Edward Salzwedel all of Woodford
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cordelia Holmen
Olaf Holmen
Argyle
Glenn E. Gordee
Selmer Gordee
Woodford
A. P. Anderson
B. L. Due
Fr. Atkinson
Edward Salzwedel
Wesley Patton WRC Meeting Tomorrow
Wesley W. Patton WRC will meet at 2 p m tomorrow in the community rooms. Members will be initiated.
Picnic Dinner Held By Immanuel EUB Church Group
The Get-To-Gether class of Immanuel EUB church hosted a pot luck picnic at North Side Park today.
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Immanuel Eub Church
North Side Park
Girl Scout Troop 27-A Flyup Ceremony Held
TROOP 27-A held a flyup ceremony for Brownie Troop 27 at Recreation Park. Members earned Brownie Wings and pins from Mrs. Hervey J. Hoesly, led the troop for three years, and received pendants marking each year of scouting. Handbooks were distributed.
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Recreation Park
Hervey J. Hoesly
Girl Scouts Hold Flyup Ceremony and Farewell Party
A group of Girl Scouts participated in a flyup ceremony marking their move to intermediate status for next fall. The event also served as a farewell for Karen Fogelberg who is relocating with her family to Park Forest Illinois. A wiener roast was held and Miss Fogelberg supplied the birthday treat. Mrs George E Jacobs and Miss Joan Nussbaum helped Mrs Hoesly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Buehler
Karen Fogelberg
Georgia Goepfert
Holly Hoesly
Karen Jacobs
Claire Kubly
Lee Kubly
Sue Kubly
Kathleen Nussbaum
Dorothy Phillips
Barbara Rofenacht
Kathy West
S. O. Fogelberg
Kristin
Park Forest
Ill
Miss Fogelberg
George E. Jacobs
Joan Nussbaum
Hoesly
England Trains Allow Slipping Coaches at Nonstop Stations
Some fast trains in England slip coaches that are dropped at stations where the trains do not stop to permit passengers to alight. The practice helps manage service without delaying main runs and affects passenger access at minor stops.
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England
Smith and Dale Stand the Test of Comedy Longevity
Hollywood veterans Smith, 71, and Dale, 74, celebrate 57 years as a team. They contrast with splits seen in Abbott and Costello and Martin and Lewis, saying they stay united by keeping the act first and arguing only for the show. Their Dr Kronkite routine at the Band Box remains a crowd favorite.
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Joe Smith
Charley Dale
Smith-Dale
Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Smith and Dale
Abbott and Costello
Martin and
Lewis
Avon Comedy Four
Variety
Vaude
Dr. Kronkite
Smith
Dale
Bandbox
Wisconsin Supreme Court voids Madison housing ban on communists
The Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled that a Madison A resolution by the Milwaukee Housing Authority to bar Communists from federal housing projects violates federal law and is unconstitutional. The decision centers on a policy adopted under a federal statute aimed at screening tenants. The ruling upholds constitutional protections against discrimination in housing.
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Madison
Milwaukee Housing Authority
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Language Diversity in Ethiopia Surpasses 70 Tongues
A report notes Ethiopia hosts over 70 languages and more than 200 dialects spoken across the country. Linguists highlight rich regional varieties, with major languages including Amharic Tigrinya Oromo and Somali, reflecting a complex tapestry of cultural identities.
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Euthiopia
Ohioan awards youth initiative prizes in two towns
Industrialist W. W. Sebald of Middletown Ohio funds 3000 in prize money for high school seniors in Middletown and Ashland Ky. The program honors teens who show self reliance by earning their own way. Prizes range from 50 to 400 dollars as evidence of hard work and responsibility. Sebald plans to expand the effort to more towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Boyle
New York
America
W. W. Sebald
Middletown
Ohio
Tit
Sebald
Armco Steel Co
Ashland
Ashlad
Self Made Leader and Prize Winner Mentioned in Local Chronicle
The article profiles Sebald a self made man who rose from a $30 a month office boy to a $245000 post over 49 years He notes Willie Napoleon Clements a $400 prize winner in Middletown a Negro youth who works 52 hours weekly at three jobs While in school he stars in football and track attends church and is National Honor Society member
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Middletown
Willie Napoleon Clements
Sebald
Steel Company
Picnic at Rush School for alumni teachers and neighbors
A community picnic is set for Sunday at Rush School inviting former and current students, teachers, board members, and nearby residents to gather and socialize.
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Rush School
Bank Feeding Explained To Watershed Members
William Hillestad of New Glarus presented slides on bank feeding to over 80 attendees at the Richland Creek Watershed meeting held at Ball school. He replaced Palmer Welsh who could not speak due to other duties. A watershed film and a Richland 4-H Club minstrel show were part of the program, with a picnic planned at the Donald Deininger home.
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William Hillestad
New Glarus
Richland Creek
Hillestad
Palmer Welsh
Richland 4-H Club
Donald Deininger
Grasshopper Glacier Holds Millions of Dead Grasshoppers
Southern Montana ice fields reveal Grasshopper Glacier loaded with millions of grasshoppers that perished while attempting to migrate across the ice over the last six centuries.
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Montana
Brodhead Eighth Graders Graduate
Commencement for 45 seniors of Brodhead High School will be held at 8 p m in the high school auditorium. Glenn S. Pound of the University of Wisconsin will deliver the address, with diplomas presented by Superintendent C T Pfisterer. Twenty five eighth grade pupils received diplomas at class day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brodhead
Brodhead High School
Glenn S. Pound
College of Agriculture
University of Wisconsin
C. T. Pfisterer
William Hahn
Sally Schultz
Joanne Zuhike
Ernest Frei
Martha Markee
Ronald Jones
Janice Olson
Gary Ringen
Barbara Runte
Robert Dorr
Kenneth Curless
Wayne Richards
Sarah Conway
Don Olson
Ann Wheeler
David Markee
Richard Kneubuehl
Carol Anderson
Patricia Moore
Phyllis Bouton
Robert Runte
Janice Meythaler
Patricia Noonan
Gary Williams
Carol Wismer
Insects Likely Outweigh All Other Animals in Mass
Scientists estimate the total biomass of insects on Earth exceeds that of every other animal group combined. This conclusion comes from entomologists who note extensive insect populations across diverse habitats. The finding highlights insects' vast ecological role despite their small size.
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Monticello
Harold Ott
Rebecca Ann
Ray Beckman
Judith
Monroe
Anton I. Ott
Louise Klassy
Darlyne Ott
Boattes
Mary Matter
Marjorie Gavigan
R. K. Benkert
Miss Holmen
Gordee
Girl Scout News
Warner
T.m.reg
U.s.pat
China
Ohioan Guides Youth Initiative
Manilla
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