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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1958

Page

3

Monroe High Alumni Dance Names Officers Saturday

Monroe High School Alumni Association will announce officers at the annual alumni dance Saturday evening in the Monroe High School gym. 1958 graduates will be honored guests with music by a Larry Old 11 piece orchestra playing from 7 p.m. to 1 a.m. Tickets are on sale at local merchants and banks.

Rolland E. Karlen Monroe High School Larry Old Milwaukee Schuetze’s Benkett’s Dearth Motors Spoerry’s Green County House Monroe Country Club Monroe Clinic Commercial and Savings Bank First National Bank Karlen Donald Witt Frederick Lanz Leon Kubly Sayonara

Eva Spreng WSWS Hears Clarinet Quartet

A clarinet quartet Phyllis Mohns Sally Dickson Sandra Fritz and John Marean played special numbers at Eva Spreng WSWS of Immanuel church last evening. Program chairman Mrs Floyd Coplien led the program with scripture read by Mrs Carl Coplien and prayer by Mrs Arnold Albright. The lesson theme was Strengthening the Church Through Vacations with topics by Mrs Leland Skattum Mrs Glenn Roderick Mrs Willard Matzke Mrs Carl Coplien and Mrs Floyd Coplien. Mrs Alton V Kiel presided at the meeting.

Phyllis Mohns Sally Dickson Sandra Fritz John Marean Eva Spreng WSWS Immanuel Church Floyd Coplien Carl Coplien Arnold Albright Leland Skattum Glenn Roderick Willard Matzke Alton V. Kiel

Community group notes meeting and refreshments support

A local committee report was given with Mrs. Harold Wagner as refreshments chairwoman. Assisting were Mrs. Harold Ruditi, T. Roy Evenson, Edward Arnold, and Peter Solomon.

Ing Harold Wagner Mmes Harold Ruditi T. Roy Evenson Edward Arnold Peter S. Solomon

Women's Union Retreat at Kiwanis Youth Cabin

The Women’s Union of St. John’s church held a retreat at Kiwanis youth cabin with Mrs. Walter H. Reger leading meditation and prayer around a campfire. Rev. Paul H. Olm conducted hymn singing as plans for a July 17 Milwaukee charter bus trip were announced.

Women’s Union of St. John’s Church Kiwanis Walter H. Reger Spiritual Life Department Paul H. Olm Women’s Union Milwaukee Evangelical Deaconess Hospital Cedar Lake West Bend Alfred A. Deininger Frank G. Deininger

Skirts and Shirts Club Square Dance Draws Guests

Out of town guests from Pearl City Rock City Warren and New Glarus attended last evening's square dance in Turner hall. Gale Yanke Madi son was the caller. The next dance is scheduled for July 1.

Skirts and Shirts Turner Hall Pearl City Rock City Warren New Glarus Gale Yanke Madison

Nurses Association Meeting To Be Held Here

The Wisconsin Second District Nurses Association will meet at the Swiss Wheel restaurant after a 6 30 p m dinner Thursday June 12. Mrs Esther Miller Janesville membership chairman invites non members to attend. Music by Monroe accordionist Mrs Werner Bernet enhances the program.

Werner Bernet Monroe Wisconsin Second District Nurses Association Esther Miller Janesvile

Reservations Open With Miss Saraham Jones at Lakeland Hospital

Reservations must be made by June 9 with Miss Saraham Jones at Lakeland Hospital in Elk Horn. The notice specifies contact for scheduling and confirms the institution hosting the appointment.

Saraham Jones Lakeland Hospital Elkhorn

Pythian Sisters Hold Meeting in IOOF Hall

Twenty five members attended the Pythian Sisters meeting in IOOF hall last evening. Mrs Florence Stauffacher reported on the state initiation held May 24 at Beloit. Mrs Kenneth Creuzer was high in 500 with other winners including Mrs Fred.

Pythian Sisters Ioof Hall Florence Stauffacher Beloit Kenneth Creuzer Fred

Circle to Meet at Union Presbyterian Church Home

Circle No 3 of the Union Presbyterian church will meet at 2 p m tomorrow at the home of Miss Mamie Bleiler 1102 30th avenue. Lunch was served by Mrs Ralph Schroeder chairman and Mmes Herbert Goecks and Ben Kubly with spring flowers decorating the table.

Erick Mahikuch The Union Presbyterian Church Mamie Bleiler 30Th Avenue

Flag Day Program Held at WRC Meeting

Patriotic instructor pro tem Mrs. W. L. Maske presented sketches for Flag Day observed June 14 at a Woman's Relief Corps meeting in Legion hall. Karen Maske played accordion and Mrs. Ernest Deininger was honored for her birthday. Cards were also played.

W. L. Maske Woman's Relief Corps Legion Hall Karen Maske Ernest Deininger

Connecticut Turnpike to gain 53 mile lighting stretch

Prizes were awarded. Lunch was served to 35 persons by Miss Erma Larson, Miss Muriel Goetz and Mrs. George Robinson. Use the Classified want column. The Connecticut Turnpike soon will have a 53 mile stretch of continuous highway lighting from Greenwich at the New York state line to Branford, Conn.

Erma Larson Muriel Goetz George Robinson Connecticut Turnpike Greenwich New York State Line Branford Conn

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