Class of 1928 Reunites at Monroe Country Club
About 80 people including members of the class of 1928 and their families plan a 25th anniversary reunion at Monroe Country Club on Friday. Denny reports reservations closed May 26 with a full day of events, a banquet, and entertainment by Myron J. Babler. A large directory lists members and current addresses across many states and nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Country Club
Jey M. Denny
Herbert M. Ainsworth
Chester ‘T. Becker
Denny, Ainsworth
Ned I.” Walker
Agnes A. Lindsay
Evelyn T. Drake
Myron J. Babler
Becker
Denny
Henry L. Germann
Herbert T. Summeris
Herbert T. Summeril
Arnold N. Albright
Harold B.’ Baltzer
William E. Amstutz
Chester T. , Becker
Robert C. Clark
Monroe
Earl C. Barton
Madison
Eddie Weber
Milwaukee
John Wittenwyler
Monticel
Frederick J. Bolender
Robert Bruni
Edgerton
Evan
Chambers
Juda
G. B. Ryan
Gering
Earl’ Davis
Sparta
Verley M. Denny
Chester Dolan
Beloit
Zelma Drake
Fred Durgin
Anne Elmer
George Fields
Jackson
Miss
Ralph C. Figs
Tokyo
Japan
Ethel F. Rose
San Francisco
Calif
LaVern Daley
Argyle
Sanford J. Hanson
Ernest Maurer
Cherry Valley
Donald Gapen
Nipigon
Ont
Canada
Maynard Julien
Camp LeJune
N.C
Grace Goddard
Chicago
Herbert Goodman
Bremerton
Washington
Gladys M. Benkett
Harry Barkow
West Allis
Harold Richter
Oscar Imhof
Orangeville
Peter Streiff
New Glarus
Herbert H. Stauffacher
Harvey Keel
Mukwon
Elmer Stauffer
San Diego
Lena Berger
W. K. Trukenbrod
Winnetka
Ill
Harold van Horn
Briggsville
Wis
Ned I. Walker
Don ‘A. Wenger
Rantoul
Theodore Shultz
Ralph Whitehead
Lester Witt
Harold Wolf
WMS Group Meets At Rev Warfel Home
The Women’s Missionary Society of Grace church met last night at the Warfel home with 25 members present. Mrs. Dewey A. Dwyer led the lesson on The Blind and Deaf in North America, and Mrs. Ernest Spring led the final study on Our African Heritage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames. Frear.schinner
Clarence C. Warfel
Robert L. Trickel
Women's Missionary Society of Grace
Warfel
Russell Trumpy
Oscar M. Shager
North America
Dewey A. Dwyer
Ernest ‘Spring
Alpha Zeta Honors Departing Members at Bon Voyage Event
Alpha Zeta Chapter s of Epsilon Sigma Alpha held a bon voyage party in the Green room of the library for Miss Lillian Geraets and Miss Beverly McNamara as they depart Monroe. Geraets, a four year Latin teacher, will become librarian in Oconomowoc, while McNamara, a home economist at Wisconsin Power and Light Co., plans a Europe tour from New York around July 1. Gifts were given. Plans for a Father-Daughter potluck on June 15 and a scout program on June 9 at the Kiwanis youth cabin were announced. Leaders Mrs. Arthur C. Benkert and Keith B. Witte led the troop. co-hosts Mrs. Walter J. Kubly and Miss Bernice Holsapple served refreshments. prizes were won by Dorothy Johnson, Helen Altman, and Margaret Kuster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Zeta
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Lillian Geraets J
Beverly McNamara
Monroe
Walter J. Kubly
Bernice Holsapple
Dorothy Johnson
Helen Altman
Margaret Kuster
Miss Neuenschwander, Keith Wolf Wed In Candlelight Service
Miss Gladys L. Neuenschwander and Keith E. Wolf wed at St. John's church in an evening candlelight ceremony officiated by Rev. Paul C. Kehle. Attendant Mrs. Arthur G. Whipple and best man Lewis Hull attended. The couple will reside on a farm in Orangeville after a stay in Michigan and Niagara Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Hull
Orangeville
Michigan
Niagara Falls
Wolf
Orangeville High School
Green County Normal School
Franklin School
Monroe
Leuzingers Entertain At Farm Home Picnic
Monticello hosts a Sunday farm home picnic with Mr and Mrs Haney Tansin and many guests from Monroe Sioux City Brodhead Galena and surrounding areas attending including Darlye Kubly Fred Crooks Ruth Ann Leuzinger and several Crooks and Waelti family members as afternoon callers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haney Tansin
Wna
Maser
Monticello
Darlye Kubly
Sioux City
Fred Crooks
Jacob
Ruth Ann Leuzinger
John Waelti
John and Lewellyn
Herbert R. Kubly
Nancy Farmer
John Smith
Monroe
Matilda Crooks
Sam Crooks
George
Edward
Shirl Albert
Rodger
Brodhead
Arthur Birkett Jr
Roger
Galena
Ill
Reverend Carters Feted After Farewell Sermon
Rev and Mrs Gene Carter and daughter Connie were honored at a Sunday afternoon potluck in the Methodist church parlors after his farewell sermon Mrs Frank Teniyck was mistress of ceremonies Patricia Gerwig Klung Beloit sang two solos with Mrs Duane Youngblood George Dixon recited a poem in honor of the couple and Helen Beckwith spoke on church heritage
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Carter
Connie
Frank ‘Teniyck
Charles Chrisman
Carter
Patricia Gerwig Klung
Beloit
Duane
Reverend Carter and Family Leave for Berkeley
The Carters C. T. Pfisterer presented a gift to the honored couple accepted by Rev. Carter. Mrs TenEyck read a poem and Mrs Youngblood performed a vocal solo to close the program. Rev. and Mrs. Carter and their daughter depart today for Berkeley California where he will join the Pacific School of Religion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carters
C. T. Pfisterer
Carter
Gebal Council Installs Officers in Janesville
Gebal Council No. 2 of Janesville Royal and Select Master Order of Masons installed officers last night at a Janesville meeting. Olin Flisram was installed conductor and Chris Stauffer steward. Other Janesville officers included Robert Wexler T I M Edmund Smythe deputy master Robert Lester principal conductor of work Ralph Harris treasurer Bert Hutchinson reporter and Victor F. Langer captain of G.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gebal Council
Janesville
Order of Masons
Olin Flisram
Monroe
Chris Stauffer
Monticello
Robert Wexler
Edmund S. Smythe
Robert Lester
Ralph Harris
Bert Hutchinson
Victor F. Langer
Bender Sisters Plan Summer Work and Education
Miss Karen Bender, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Bender, returns from Clarke College in Dubuque and will leave soon for Sandusky Ohio to work at a summer resort. Miss Jane Bender graduates from Edgewood College Madison with a Bachelor of Science in education and will remain in Monroe for the summer before teaching in Ontario California next term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karen
Jane Bender
Karen Bender
W. C. Bender
Clarke College
Dubuque
Sandusky, C
Edgewood College
Madison
Monroe
Ontario
Calif
Two Women Honored With Birthday Party MONTICELLO
In Monticello, Mrs. Ernest Wenger and Mrs. John Hammerly were feted at a birthday party Saturday evening at the Hammerly home. A Swiss play was presented with attendees including Mr and Mrs Charles Marty and John Marty, Anton Hefty, John Meier, Fred Studer, Alfred Wettach, John Baebler, Fred Blum, the Wenger and Hammerly households, and Mrs. Flora Gempeler, Johanna Kohler, Ellen Disch, Ida Frehner, along with Mrs. Anna Diem and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Kellenberger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Ernest Wenger
John Hammerly
Hammerly
Messrs
Mmes
Charles R. Marty
John A. Marty
Anton Hefty
John Meier
Fred Studer
Alfred Wettach
John H. Baebler
Fred W. Blum
Hammerlys
Flora Gempeler
Johanna Ko
Eastern Star Memorial Services Held in Brodhead
Memorial services were held for Eastern Star sisters and brothers who died in the past year. Conduc tresses and star points led candlelighting with Mrs. Howard Blackford soloist. Refreshments were provided by a committee including Miss Laura Karney and Mrs. Marion Condon. Mrs. Selmer Olson will speak at Brodhead Civic club on Europe trip to aid German refugees. WSWS group of Zion church to meet June 11 at Mrs. Otto Folgate’s home with Mrs. Stanley Hull leading and Mrs. Louise Kuhnke organizing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star
Brodhead
Howard Blackford
Tallie Everson
Laura Karney
Marjorie Claycomb
Marjorie Blackford
Marion Condon
Olson
Selmer Olson
Europe
Brodhead Civic Club
Congregational Church
Germany
WSWS
Orangeville
Zion Church
Otto Folgate
Stanley Hull
Louise Kuhnke
Writers Meet To Plan Magazine Submissions
The Green County Rural Writers Club meets Thursday at 8 in the Court House. Members will bring a feature story or How To Do article and identify the magazine type they would pursue for publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County Rural Writers' Club
Court House
Elected by sorority at Wisconsin chapter
Miss Marilyn Lanz of 2110 16th street was elected corresponding secretary of the University of Wisconsin chapter of Alpha Delta Theta professional medical technologists sorority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn Lanz
16Th Street
University of Wisconsin
Alpha Delta Theta
Professional Medical Technologists
Esther Circle Meets Monticello at Washington Reformed
The Esther Circle of Washington Reformed church met Friday evening in Monticello for fellowship and discussion. Members shared updates and planned future gatherings, noting continued communication with the Monticello congregation and confirming dates for upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Circle
Monticello
Times
Esther Circle of
Washington Reformed Church
Church talks on human rights with community plans
Mrs. Herman Graber led the prayer and Mrs. Harvey Gempeler gave the lesson on Human Rights. Plans are being made for an ice cream social to raise money for the church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Graber
Harvey Gempeler
Orangeville Social Notes Ties Locals With Visitors
Mrs Glen E Bolender hosts supper for friends from San Gabriel Freeport Chicago and Orangeville Oz Guests of Earl Dittmars include Robert Oakes Madison Glady s Fuhrmark Chicago M H Bolender San Gabriel and Glen Bolender Orangeville Also mentions visits by William Hanson Miles Ia Stanley Hulbert Adam Zweifel Athleen Benfer Winslow and others with various travels and weekend gatherings across Illinois and Wisconsin
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Bolender
M. H. Bolender
San Gabriel
Calif
Paul Bolender
Freeport
Mark
Chicago
Earl Dittmar
Orangeville
Robert Oakes
Madison
Glaidys Fuhrmark
Stat ‘Hulbert
Rockford
Roy Wagner
Darell Zimmerman
Rock City
Gilbert Abraham
Henry Quinn
Footville
Pe Deer
Les Ripon
John Teuscher Sr
Commencement scenes and weekly guest visits noted
The article notes commencement exercises at the high school with Robert's brother William among the graduates. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Clark Hoot and daughter Rock Falls staying with the Walter Pinnows. Walter Pinnows host Mr and Mrs Robert Pinnow and aides from Freeport. Mrs Harry Keuler of Helenville visits son Glenn in town. Steven Monte, son of Mr and Mrs Robert Monte, returns home after a virus pneumonia at Freeport Deaconess hospital. Fern Holloway returns to Oran gleville from Albuquerque for six weeks, planning Chicago visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
William
Clark Hoot
Rock Falls
Walter Pinnow
Robert Pinnow
Freeport
Walter Pinnows
Harry Keuler
Helenville
Glenn Keuler
Steven Monte
Robert Monte
Freeport Deaconess Hospital
Fern Holloway
Albuquerque
N. M
Orangeville
Chiccago
Browntown News Snips of Holiday Guests and Travel
Mrs C L Crago hosts Memorial Day visitors including Sterman Lawer Sylvia Whitehead and John Williams family. Brownstown figures report weekend guests from Milwaukee Rockford Beoit and Freeport as well as travel plans through the Black Hills Bad Lands and Yellowstone Park for a two week vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Duchow
Milwaukee
Lewis Lahman
Black Hills
Yellowstone Park
Susan Tucker
Rex Tucker
Susann
Gary
Ind
Marjorie Newmiller
Edward McConnell
Jack Larson
Chicago
Herman Schoenberg
Robert McLaughlin
Harold Henderson
Russell
Rockford
Ray Hackett
Beloit
Elmer Erickson
Lowell Dale
Clinton
C. L. Crago
Sterman
Sylvia Whitehead
Freeport
John Williams
Mann Whitehead
Winslow
Gerald Sylvins
Donald
Julia Sylvins
Yuma, Corp
Elmer Divan
Vacation Parade to Set Records This Summer
Vacation time climbs as more factories grant longer breaks and paid holidays. Incomes rise and travel grows, with steel aiming to narrow backlogs. Teachers seek summer work amid inflation, while clerical and production staff gain vacation parity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Dawson
New York
Steel
Arthur C. Croft
Teacher's Letter
Washington, D. C
Farm Scene Henry Pick Jr Purchases Farm Near Monroe
Henry Pick Jr. buys his father Henry Pick Sr. farm four miles south of Monroe, after operating as tenant. purchase takes effect in March. Alfred Schumacher and Arthur Riese of the Brodhead band are re elected by state FFA band director Fred Hannman to play in the state FFA band. Schumacher plays cornet while Riese handles snare drum and timpani. Robins rear two brooks of young yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Pick Jr
Henry Pick Sr
Monroe
TOFFA
Brodhead
Alfred Schumacher
Arthur Riese
Fred Hannman
Future Farmers of America
FFA
Schumacher
Riese
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WMS Group
Monroe Home Economics Club
Morgan Erickson
Joyce Koch
Ruth Ann Sullivan
Robert Schliem
Roberta May
Bernard W. Hendrickson
A. O. Hendrickson
Basco
Belleville High School
Benjamin Harrison Chapter
The
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Wilson M. Randolph
10Th Street
Harriet Carson
Harriet Anundson
Ace Hardware
W. H. M. Bayne
17Th Ave
Harley-Haydon Co
Madison, Wis
Edwin
James Herbert Siedschlag
Ralph Siedschlag
Route 5
James Siedschlag
East Clarno
Homer Retzlaff
August Siedschlag
Edwin Blum
James
George Walters
Carl Siedschlag
Herbert Walters
Glen E. Bolender
Pe HC
Fritz Cleaners
Erreae
Browntown
Mrs. C. L. Crago
Scheep
Wall Street
Robins
Suen
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