Final Spring Piano Recital Sunday Evening Here
Advanced pupils of Mrs. Arline Berkeley perform a two piano program at 1723 14th street Sunday at 8 p m. The concert opens with a four hand Holst piece and includes solo works by Grieg Chopin and Schubert plus two piano duets and a Tschaikowsky finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arline Berkeley
14Th Street
Holst
Shirley Geisel
Mary Fritsch
Fred Ainsworth
David Pfisterer
Mildenberg
Pennington
Schubert
Mendelssohn
Grieg
Schumann
Chopin
Sibelius
Shirley Geiger
Denners
Donna Gustafson
Powell
Patricia Amos
Ardath Orians
Shirley Geigel
Joyce Babler
Susan Blumer
Tschaikowsky
Mrs. Berkeley
Homemakers Plan Dairy Display Exhibit in Alice in Dairyland Week
Homemaker Clubs and the Dairy Promotion committee will stage four living window exhibits to promote dairy products during Alice in Dairyland activities on June 25 and 26. Mrs. Myrtle Webb and Miss Bernadine Gunderman lead home agents coordinating the displays featuring all varieties of Green County cheese. Demonstrations run hourly with 15 minute staggered starts. coordinating hosts include Mrs. Sam Waelti, Mrs. Fred Hahlen, Mrs. Frank Schiesser, and Mrs. Frank Bloom for cheese trays, milk uses, Swiss dishes, and cooking with dairy products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homemaker Clubs
Dairy Promotion Committee
Alice In Dairyland
Myrtle Webb
Bernadine Gunderman
Green County
Sam Waelti
Fred Hahlen
Frank Schiesser
Frank Bloom
Girl Scout Troop 10 Holds Awards Court
Court of awards for Girl Scout Troop 10 held at Grace Lutheran Church. Awards were presented by Mrs. Herbert D. Goecks and Mrs. Kenneth W. Bauman. Mary Bauman Barbara Schuetze Linda Goecks Penney Fitzgerald earned Second Class, drawing and painting, and seamstress badges. Sanda Titus received Brownie wings and multiple badges. Other recipients included Susan Strain Therese Mueller Judith Hunt Jill Hall Carolyn Milestone and Bonnie Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Lutheran Church
Herbert D. Goecks
Kenneth W. Bauman
Mary Bauman
Barbara Schuetze
Linda Goecks
Penney Fitzgerald
Sanda Titus
Susan Strain
Therese Mueller
Judith Hunt
Jill Hall
Carolyn Milestone
Bonnie Wilson
Henry Stietz and Wife Feted on 30th Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stietz of Route 3 were honored with a surprise party at home for their 30th wedding anniversary. Flowers were given by their children as friends and relatives from Gratiot and Monroe attended, including Edward and Wayne Stietz, Francis Heying, Mrs. Henry C. Gille, Laverne Stietz, Charles Drye and families, with afternoon callers Joseph and family Stietz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Stietz
Route 3
Messrs
Mmes
Edward Stietz
Wayne
Francis Heying
Henry C. Gille
Laverne Stietz
Gratiot
Charles Drye
Monroe
Joseph Stietz
Officer Installation Set by Moose Women
Women of the Moose officers will be installed at the June 16 meeting with a potluck supper preceding the service. Incoming officers include Mrs. Roy A. Speich senior regent Mrs. Marvin Holcomb recorder Mrs. Robert H. Maurer graduate junior regent Mrs. Chal mer Armstrong junior regent Mrs. Jack Marty chaplain and Mrs. Cecil Jones Juda treasurer.
Mrs. Walter Rufener Is Feted In Oakley Shower
Sixty relatives and neighbors honored Mrs. Walter Rufener at Union Church Oakley with a miscellaneous shower. The bride, formerly Shirley Kueng of 2609 8th street, received gifts from under an umbrella themed centerpiece, hosted by Mmes. Walter Ludwig Fred Gerbert Fred Kueng John Bohren Robert Schilt Harvey Andrews and Mrs Rose Schilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Rufener
8Th Street
Shirley Kueng
Union Church
Oakley
Mmes
Walter Ludwig
Fred Gerbert
Fred Kueng
John Bohren
Robert Schilt
Harvey Andrews
Rose Schilt
Circle II of Union Presbyterian Women Meet Monday
Circle II of the Union Presbyterian church Women’s Society will meet at 8 p.m. Monday in the home of Mrs. Roy E. Chesebro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Presbyterian Church Women's Society
Roy E. Chesebro
Historical Pageant Repeats By Green County Homemakers
By popular demand Green County Homemaker Clubs repeat the Achievement Day historical pageant June 10 at 8 pm in Monroe high school auditorium. Mrs. Oren Burt of Brodhead prepared the script from material by homemaker groups. Gilbert Ott of New Glarus portrays Wilhelm Tell. Admission 60 cents adults 25 cents children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County
Monroe High School
Oren Burt
Brodhead
Ben Zimmerli
Homemakers
Harland Gillette
George Stauffacher
St. John’s Church
Wilhelm Tell
Gilbert Ott
New Glarus
Weekend Weddings Set by Five Couples
Five area couples will exchange marriage vows this weekend in church ceremonies. Winetta Friedli and Robert Johnson wed Saturday evening at Immanuel Church with Rev. Howard Orians officiating. Donavan Prien and Lavon Meyers marry tonight at 8, also with Rev. Orians. Darlyne Keel and Allen Roenneburg wed tomorrow at 2 at St John’s Church with Rev. Kehle. Cynthia Bartlett and Loren Bagley wed tomorrow at 8 at Albany Methodist Church with Rev. Willett. Geraldine Williams and Harry Doubler exchange vows tomorrow at 8 at South Wayne Methodist Church. attendants include Nelda Doubler and Tony Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winetta
Barbara Friedli
Robert Lawrence Johnson
Immanuel Church
Howard L. Orians
Robert Babler
Rev. Orians
Donovan Prien
Loyd Prien
Lavon Meyers
Harold White
Rose Aeschlimann
Dale Roenneburg
Carolyn Roenneburg
Gregory White
Kenneth Roenneburg
Madison
Kenneth Keel
David Hayman
Milwaukee
Wayne Shelton
Albany Methodist Church
Cynthia Bartlett
Loren Bagley
Roe Bartlett
Albany
Burr L. Bagley
A. D. Willett
Karen Kittelsen
Robert Bagley
Daniel Ruef
Orfordville
Karl Hannes
William Moser
Charles Hefty
Monticello
LeRoy Kesler
Beloit
James Oliver
John Wreford
South Wayne Methodist Church
Geraldine Fay Williams
Harry Lee Doubler
Nelda Doubler
Warren
Tony Williams
Browntown
Memorial Service for Rebekahs and Odd Fellows Held
Esther Rebekah and Odd Fellows lodges jointly held a memorial service at the IOOF hall. They honored John Niffenegger Fred Discher and George Selck who died in the past year. Mrs Frank G Deininger sang in memory of the deceased. A future honor for Past Noble Grands is planned for June 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Rebekah
Odd Fellows Lodges
IOOF
Rebekah Lodge
John Niffenegger
Fred Discher
George Selck
Mmes
Ray R. Finch
Anna Legler
Lee E. Smith
Lee O. Jacobs
Clara Miller
Carl L. Ault
Bernice Holsapple
Katherine E. Bowell
Marie Geiger
Lois Miller
Helen Altman
Frank G. Deininger
Our Fathers
Ed Kaderly
Harold Leuenberger
Leah Maske
Miss Ruth Conway and Richard Kamps Wed in Brodhead Church
In Brodhead a Congregational ceremony joined Miss Ruth Conway and Richard Kamps. The bride, daughter of Mrs. and the late H B Conway, wore nylon lace gown with a cathedral train and pearl embellishments. The couple plans to reside in Brodhead after a Michigan honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Conway
Richard Kamps
Brodhead Church
Congregational Church
Leroy Kamps
J. C. Robertson
H. B. Conway
John Spaeni
Madison
Mary Hein
Brodhead
Lisette Rieder
Nancy Kamps
Cora Lu Conway
Conway
Sam Mohns
Irene Markoffski
Jeanette Schlimgen
Albert Frazier
Sara Conway
Michigan
Bank of Brodhead
Attendance Committee Organizes Picnic Dinner at Girls Guild
The June meeting of the Girls Guild at Zwingli Evangelical and Reformed church held a picnic dinner. Mara Mueller led the losing team with Kath ryn Blum Emily Gempeler Janet Kammerer and others while Wanda Kay Harden captained the winning group including Madelyn Karlen Judith Babler Karen Schlittler Marian Hefty and more. Meetings resume in September with a pot luck supper planned at the first gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Girls Guild of
Madelyn
Judith Karlen
June
Mary Whipple
Judith Babler
Karen Schlittler
Marian Hefty
Marlene Holdrich
Kathryn Klassy
Nancy Durtschi
Shirley Escher
Janice Escher
Judith Huber
Girl Scout Troop 16 Breakfast Cookout At Bushnell Creek
Girl Scout Troop 16 held a morning cookout at Bushnell Creek with buddy burner breakfast. Patrol 1 fished, Patrol 2 hiked for nature study. Mrs. Sam Bailey resigns as troop leader. plans to move near Barron with Mrs. Jacob Rupp. A court of awards will occur last week in June for badges and pins. Members listed include Erla Bailey, Jean Clark, Nancy Fritz, Sally Fritz, and others. Jacqueline Kammerode attended as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bushnell Creek
Sam Bailey
Jacob Rupp
Bailey
Barron
Erla Bailey
Jean Clark
Nancy
Sally Fritz
Jacquelyn Grinnell
Paula LaBuch
Karen Leuenberger
Sandra Martin
Janet Rupp
Sherry Simpson
Karen Wagner
Beverly Zentner
Jacqueline Kammerode
Miss Charmaine Ninneman Graduates at Platteville
Charmaine Ninneman completed the elementary course at Platteville State College during yesterday's commencement. Her mother Mrs. Helen Ninneman and relatives Mrs. Donald Bloom and Miss Shirley Ninneman attended the exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Ninneman
Charmaine Ninneman
Platteville State College
Helen Ninneman
Donald Bloom
Shirley Ninneman
Summer Bible School Opens Monday in Monroe
The Monroe Union Vacation Church School begins Monday and runs weekday sessions through June 18 across several churches. Registration at 9 a.m. on opening day. Classes organized by grade level at Immanuel, St. John’s, Grace Lutheran, the Methodist church, and Bethel church with designated superintendents and church sponsorship by the Monroe Council of Churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Union Vacation Church
Christian Literature Society
Monroe Council of Churches
Immanuel Church
Marvin Schwerin
St. John’s Church
Herman Legler
Grace Lutheran Church
Fred Flick
Methodist Church
Robert Trumpy
Bethel Church
Robert Richardson
Adrian Babler
Union Presbyterian Church
Education Commission
Coyla Cox
John C.purdy
Victor Sorenson
H. F. Cunningham
Russell Matzke
Herman D. Legler
Edna Mackey
C. W. Chase
Minor W. Anderson
Clarence Falk
Paul J. Gibson
Clarence C. Warfel
Grace Church
Harlow Duerst
New Officers Named By Legion Auxiliary
Officers elected at the Thursday Legion Auxiliary meeting in Casino hall include Mrs. Roy Stettler first vice president Mrs. Ray Root second vice president Mrs. Dan Root secretary Mrs. John Marty Jr treasurer and Mrs. Orville Anderson and Mrs. Cecil Jordan sergeants at arms An executive committee comprises Mrs. Leo Gempeler Mrs. Albert Knobel and Mrs. James Dooley Poppy Day totals were $109 A family picnic is planned for July at Recreation Park Monroe Hostesses for the June meeting were Mrs. Donald Knobel Mrs. Delbert Moritz and Mrs. Joe Legler
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
The
Legion Auxiliary
Casino Hall
Roy Stettler
Ray Root
Dan Root
John Marty Jr
Orville Anderson
Cecil Jordan
Leo Gempeler
Albert Knobel
James Dooley
Recreation Park
Monroe
Donald Knobel
Delbert Moritz
Joe Legler
Alumni Association Elects W. L. Wells President
Wilmer L. Wells was elected to succeed Dr. Joseph R. Ganshert as president of the Monroe high school Alumni Association at the dance business meeting last night. Robert Hayes was named secretary and Harris Gempler treasurer. About 125 couples attended the Alumni dance in the high school gym with Lewis Calvit and his orchestra playing amid Mardi Gras decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmer L. (George) Wells
Joseph R. Ganshert
Monroe High School
Robert Hayes
Harris Gempler
Lewis Calvit
Club Meets Tuesday In Ludlow Memorial Library
The Key To The City Club will gather Tuesday at 8 p m in the Green room of the Ludlow Memorial library. Hostesses are Mrs. Sanford J Hanson Mrs Edwin Eschberger Mrs Harvey Andrews and Mrs. Melvin H Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Key To the City Club
Ludlow Memorial Library
Sanford J. Hanson
Edwin Eschberger
Harvey Andrews
Melvin H. Johnson
Monroe Common Council June 1 1954 Proceedings
City council met in Monroe with Mayor Dinwiddie presiding. Roll call listed Aldermen Galli Henning Beckman Matzke Laeser Trumpy and Elmer present. Schindler absent. Minutes were dispensed with. Readings and referrals covered fuel tank permit for Swiss Colony, institute attendance, and various claims totaling 641.64. An Alice in Dairyland finals appropriation of 500 was approved. 12 minute meters ordinance proposed and license renewals granted. Resolutions funded tank installation, part payment to Wallin, and crushed rock purchase approved. Meeting adjourned after routine business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
Brooks J. Dinwiddie
Galli
Henning
Beckman
Matzke
Laeser
Trumpy
Elmer
Schindler
Swiss Colony
Ralph H. Wenger
Police and Safety Committee
League of Wisconsin Municipalities
Clerks and Finance Officers Institute
Neenah
Finance and Taxation Committee
Stauffacher Construction Co
18Th Avenue
Assessor Cheese Capital Machine Co
Burkhard Electric Co
10Th Street Gate Co
Committee On
Gateway Transportation Co
19Th Street
Nagle-Hart Tractor Co
Sup- Bruni-Miller Co
Abanaeraneae
Lanz Hardware Co
Multigraph Corp
Weed
Common Council
City of
Monroe
Finance Committee
Alice In Dairyland
Alice In Dairyland Committee
Sebastian Laeser Jr
R. Elmer
Harvey H. Trumpy
Neenah Institute
Swiss Colony Building
Floyd Matzke
Alfred Henning
William F. Beckman
G. Fred Galli
Alderman Galli
Alderman Beckman
Wilbur F. Wallin
Board of Public Works
Boar of Public Works
Alderman Henning
F. M. Bray
Grace Lutheran Women to Hear Former Missionary
Mrs John Wreford of South Wayne a former missionary to India will speak at Grace Lutheran church Monday at 7 30 p m The meeting of the Women s Missionary Society will be held at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
John Wreford
South Wayne
Women's Missionary Society of Grace Lutheran Church
Homemakers Club Trip Brings Mt Pleasant and Richland Members Together
Ten Richland homemakers joined the Mt Pleasant group for a Wisconsin Dells excursion on Wednesday. Arrangements were led by Mrs James Pierce Mrs Gilbert Disch and Mrs Harvey Milbrandt. Other locals included Mines Charles Hefty Harvey Elmer Willis Babler Henry V Baebler Emery Silver John Elmer Lena Babler Abraham Kubly Albert Gempeler John Daubert Jake Schultz John Lehr and Fred Streiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Pleasant
Richland Monticello
Richland
Doyle Blasts Wisconsin GOP Over McCarthy Tie
Madison Democrat James E. Doyle accused Wisconsin Republicans led by Gov. Kohler of gravitating to McCarthyism and vowed the party would sink with McCarthy in a political clash. He spoke to the Door County Democratic Organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sturgeon Bay
Wisconsin
James E. Doyle
Madison
Doyle
Kohler
McCarthy
Davy Jones’ Locker
Door County Democratic Organization
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Homemakers Planning
Girl Scout Troop
Helen Ziltener
Robert Domek
St. Rose Church
Louise Ziltener
Edward Domek
Ziltener
University of Wisconsin
Rebekahs
Odd Fellows
Cheri Zwygart
Rex Zwygart
Iron Ridge
Mayville High School
Zwygart
DAR
Badger Girls State
Otto Zwygart
Robert Goetz
Daniel L. Ault
Summer Bible School
Alumni Association
W. L. Wells
Proceedings of Common Council
Committee On Claims
Alderman Laeser
Fire Department
Opal Grossen
Willis Nafzger
Ernest A. Zumbach
Genevieve Bichanich
Robert E. Wenger
Edward H. Scharer
Albert H. Mielke
Robert J. Hahlen
Louis Krauer
Louis J. Felder
Louis R. Wolleson
Eugene Hotel Corporation
Zilmer-Riley
American Legion
Roberli and Schenkel
Cecil Jones
Marion L
Lester G. Forcade
Loyal Order of Moose
Paul P
Helen Louise Dannerbeck
Fred Beer Jr
Jacob H. Steffen
Paul E. Baltzer Sr
Paul E. Baltzer Jr
Turner Hall Club
Arthur Spoerry Sr
Arthur Spoerry Jr
Alois
Joe Milz
Alois Bolter
Florence Manos
Harold A. Blumer
Blumer Pharmacy
G. L. Redman
Monroe Country Club
Clarence F. Kempfert
Olga M. Voelkli
Norman Godfrey Jr
Thomas R. Holyoke Jr
Etter and
Cunningham
Ralph W
Rees Construction Co
Board of Public Vi
Wuoiks
Wm. A
News of the
Gop
Aladdin
Piker
Illinois Central
Mid-America
Wayne A. Johnston
Flan
Ua-Ayering
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