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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1971
Page
4
A collection of Dear Abby readers discuss shotgun weddings and child support with stories of teen pregnancy and arranged marriages. Contributors describe hardship from early wedlock, parental pressure, and long-term impact on children and mothers.
The Valley District of the Boy Scouts of America will hold its annual meeting June 10 at 7 30 p m at the Green County Forestry Education Center Clarno. New officers and members at large will be elected and a district name chosen. Reservations may be made by Thomas Keegan Juda. A Cub Scout Fun Fair is set for June 19 at Twining Park Monroe with Dewey Dwyer as chairman. A Cub Fun Day is planned at Canyon Camp on July 10.
Mrs. Paul Dannerbeck of 9154 16th Ave. receives a special Mother’s Day gift from son and daughter in law Mr. and Mrs. Jon Dannerbeck. The plan includes a ranch visit between Grasshopper and Cottonwood Arizona and a shopping day in Phoenix. They depart Madison June 4 via O’Hare then to Phoenix.
Christian Moen son of Lester and Mrs Moen Blanchardville was honored at a Sunday reception at home after baccalaureate services Attending were families from Albany South Wayne Monroe Argyle and Blanchardville including Seffrood Berg Everson Meier Harlow Emberson Weiler Ruth Moen and Vickie Rupnow with many others listed in attendance
Members of the Aid Society of the Universalist Unitarian Church of Monroe hosted a shower for Mrs. Harold Scherer in the chapel on Friday afternoon May 21. Mrs. Scherer the former Janet Baker was married to Mr. Scherer on Sunday May.
A social afternoon featured pantry shelf gifts and a display of favorite recipes from members. Refreshments were served and about 20 persons attended.
The college of regents of the Women of the Moose met Wednesday May 26 with Mrs Cecil Jones hosting. Attendees included Mmes Fred Felder Clarence Rufer Roy Speich Jack Marty William Korn Chalmer Armstrong and Ruth Thurston. A lunch was served and the next meeting is a 7 30 pm practice session Thursday June 24 at Moose Hall.
Mrs. Arlene Bleiler Shigley of Monroe who taught at Dry Goods Box School Purcell School Pleasant View School and Garrison Elementary School retires after a long career spanning from 1926 to 1963. An open house in Rockford will honor her June 6.
Members of the Celery Munchers group at the South Wayne Fire House marked their third anniversary with candles and an oath for greater weight losses. Members attend weekly meetings Tuesdays 8 to 9 PM with weigh-ins and varied programs. To join, attendees must aim to lose at least ten pounds and may join KOPS Keep Off Pounds Sensibly.
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