Woman's Relief Corps Breakfast Honors Decoration Squads
Members who helped decorate graves and serve on Memorial Day were hosted by Mrs. Alfred Henning Jr. in her home assisted by Mrs. Garrett Keel. The group met at Universalist church with readings on Flag Day and reports on flags given to Girl Scout Troops 221 and 226.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Relief Corps
Alfred Henning Jr
Garrett Keel
Universalist Church
Beatrice Mulligan
Mulligan
Clark Kleckner
Marinette
State Department
WRC
Miss Altman
May Luchsinger
Treasury
Mmes
Herman Stuessy
William Rieder
Ellen Gibbons
Jean Wuthrich
Memorial Rites Held For Mrs. Alvin Kubly
A memorial service was held for Mrs. Alvin Kubly who died April 8. Eva Spreng WSWS of Immanuel church led a silent prayer and Mrs. Alton Kiel presided as the group sang. Committee chairmen reported on May Fellowship Day and the Mother-Daughter reception. A recording of Larry Pulkrabek’s speech I Speak for Democracy was played. Edna Mackey reviewed The Church in Southeast Asia including postwar missionary work in the Islands and South Pacific. The meeting closed with the creed. Mmes. Morgan Erickson Louis Van Wagenen Walter Johnson Marvin Schwerin and Stanley Howe attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Kubly
Eva Spreng
WSWS
Immanuel Church
Alton Kiel
Larry Pulkrabek
Edna Mackey
Southeast Asia
South Pacific
Mmes
Morgan Erickson
Louis van Wagenen
Walter Johnson
Marvin Schwerin
Stanley Howe
Farewell Dance Held For James Beck Here
The Shirts and Skirts Square Dance Club in Turner hall held a farewell dance for James Beck who is leaving for Florida. Wayne Reynolds, Rockford, Frederick Wittner and Du ane Kohl, Monroe, were guest callers. Over 80 members attended. The group planned summer meetings with the next on June 18 and may try out new callers. A potluck lunch was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Reynolds
Rockford
Frederick Wittner
Duane Kohl
Monroe
Turner Hall
James Beck
Florida
Stettler Couple Feted On Silver Anniversary
Stettler Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stettler of Durand and formerly Juda were honored at a silver wedding anniversary party on Sunday at William R. Hartwig home Route 3. Attendees included Glenn Hasse Marvin Busjahn Ernest Lehmann Bruce Timm Ervin Mollenberndt August Mueller and others with several family members and Misses Sally Stettler Glenda Hasse Elsie Kueng Emma Stettler and Howard Cooper present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Stettler
Durand
Juda
William R. Hartwig
Route 3
Messrs
Mmes
Glenn Hasse
Marvin Busjahn
Ernest Lehmann
Bruce Timm
Ervin Mollenberndt
August Mueller
Sally Stettler
Glenda Hasse
Elsie Kueng
Emma Stettler
Howard Cooper
Referral Plans Shown For Hospital Bill Help
A speaker urges compliance and offers plans to cover medical bills when someone is deemed a hospital case. The presentation emphasizes available assistance and outlines steps to obtain support.
Breakfast at Monroe Country Club Scheduled Sunday
Members will attend a Sunday morning breakfast program at the Monroe Country Club from 8 to 10:30. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Kubly and Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Babler will lead. A stag flag tournament will be held, and first round handicap matches must be played before June 15. New members announced include Alois Beer, John Bruni, Mathew Eraser, A Yale Gerol, Ray Glynn, Stewart Haberman, Ralph Henkel, C Gene Hennanger, Leo Koehler, Helen McGuire, Charles Miller, Helen Myers, Carl Riddiough, Roy Robichaux, John Robilette, Nell Stuart, Kenneth Sundseth, Edward Zupanc, Lulu Hoffman, James Driver, Alfred Green, Harry Wright, Clayton Jackson, and Robert Bayrhoffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Country Club
Alvin Kubly
Alvin Babler
Alois T. Beer
John H. Bruni
Mathew F. Eraser
A. Yale Gerol
Ray J. Glynn
Stewart H. Haberman
Ralph Henkel
C. Gene Hennanger
Leo Koehler
Helen McGuire
Charles O. Miller
Helen Myers
Carl Rid
Imaginary Tour by Women’s Union Unit at St John’s Church
Mrs Ernest Locher presented an imaginary tour of the international mission fields supported by the Evangelical and Reformed church at the Women’s Union meeting in St John’s Church. Missionaries Mmes Herbert Stauffer, Robert Aeschlimann, Fred Marty, Wilbert Ott, Lloyd Marty, Charles Frey, J W Rufener spoke on seven foreign fields while Mrs N H Durst and Mrs Winnie Kuebli supplied vocal duets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Ernest Locher
Women’s Union
St. John’s Church
Mmes
Herbert H. Stauffacher
Robert Aeschlimann
Fred B. Marty
Wilbert Ott
Lloyd F. Marty
Charles E. Frey
J. W. Rufener
N. H. Durst
Winnie Kuebli
Frank G. Deininger
Locher
Elaine Rubi
Karen Wagner
Louis E. Buri
Women support summer church camp program at Green Lake
At Cedar Lake the Evangelical and Reform church project received Women's Union financial aid for students attending summer church camps at Green Lake. Mrs. Roy Gempler and Mrs. Helen Gempeler led a committee serving refreshments to 65 members and guests during the social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Lake
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Women’s Union
Green Lake
Roy Gempler
Helen Gempeler
Piano Recital by Monroe Pupils at Union Presbyterian Church
Mrs. John Ivey led a piano recital at Union Presbyterian Church in Monroe featuring lower grade pupils. Selections included The Little Grey Owl and works by multiple composers. Over 150 attendees enjoyed solos and duets. a future Junior-Senior recital is planned for June 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Presbyterian Church
John Ivey
Union Presbyterian Church
Little Grey Owl
Ronald Krugjohann
Barbara Ausmus
Louis Janke Jr
Linda Holmes
Thomas
Gary Rufenacht
Sara Warfel
Margaret Denny
Barbara Kubly
Regine Steensrud
Lynn Norton
Patricia Stauffacher
Janet Richardson
Caroline Roethe
Kristine Brugger
Jeannie Elmer
Jeanne Ausmus
Patricia Peterson
Mary Schuetz
Nancy Chesebro
Karen Jacobs
Deena Speich
Carol Wyss
Jerry Kubly
Jeffrey Kittelsen
Vicki Smith
John Marean
Sharon Tschudy
Charles Cox
Mary Ann Flanagan
Mrs. Ivy
Williams
Schaun
Thompson
Rosseth
Erb
Gaynor
Wagness
Spaulding
Anderson
Sheffer
Robinson
Rea
King
Rolfe
Brown
Bizet
Eckstein
Hopson
Burgmiller
Waltenfluh
Moskowski
Ivey
Pythian Sisters Attend Area Memorial Service
After a brief IOOF hall meeting the Pythian Sisters traveled to Brodhead for memorial services honoring deceased members. Tonight the Knights of Pythias host a party at the hall for Knights Pythian Sisters and their husbands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian
IOOF
Brodhead
Knights of Pythias
Miss Janice Lee To Be Wed July 2
Blanchardville notes Miss Janice Lee to wed July 2. announcement by Mr and Mrs Millard Lee. Ceremony details and families mentioned in society column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janice Lee
Wedding Announcement for Edmund Kerwan and Janice
Janice and Edmund Kerwan announce their wedding to be held at the Blanchardville Immaculate Conception Catholic Church on Tuesday, July 2. Mrs Rose Kerwan of Darlington is the groom’s mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janice
Edmund Kerwan
Rose Kerwan
Darlington
Blanchardville Immaculate Conception Catholic Church
Bible School Begins at St. Pauls Church
St. Pauls Evangelical and Reformed church started its Bible school with morning classes for two weeks. Mrs. Robert Fernstedt serves as superintendent.
City Residents Attend Methodist Conference
Mrs. O. N. Johnson and Rev. and Mrs. Glen H. Ridnour departed to attend the West Wisconsin annual conference of the Methodist church at River Falls. Mrs. Johnson serves as the official delegate from Monroe First Methodist Church and was elected by the Fourth Quarterly Conference as a lay delegate with voting rights on church matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. N. Johnson
Glen H. Ridnour
West Wisconsin
Methodist Church
River Falls
Methodist conference plans year program and appointments
The article notes a lay member and a minister from each Methodist charge form the conference, with Rev Ridnour as pastor. The group will set educational, evangelistic, missionary and financial plans for 1957 58 and close Sunday with ministerial appointments. Mrs Ridnour joins a minister’s wives luncheon at the Congregational church in River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridnour
Congregational Church
River Falls
Rail links to Death Valley rely on Las Vegas access
The closest passenger rail to Death Valley California is Las Vegas Nevada about 140 miles away. Planes and buses provide the main shuttle service to the valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Death Valley
Calif
Las Vegas
Nev
GOP Budget Reaction Impacts Eisenhower Support
Meade Alcorn said at a White House conference that some large contributors feel the administration budget is too high and funding is hard to obtain. He expects reluctant donors will realize there is no alternative to the $71.8 billion spending program for the next fiscal year, as GOP leaders remain hopeful about retaking Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Republican High Command
Eisenhower
Meade Alcorn
GOP National Committee
White House
Alcorn
GOP
Congress
Umbrella uses and Latin derivation explained
Umbrellas shield from rain and sun. The word umbrella comes from Latin shades and protection, reflecting its original and enduring purpose as a sun shade and rain cover.
Bible Class for Monroe First and Second Graders
About 100 children in the first and second grade department of the Monroe daily vacation church school attend at St. John’s Evangelical and Reformed. The theme Our Families aims to foster Christian attitudes in family life through dramatizations stories and memory verses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Daily Vacation Church School
St. John’s Evangelical
Black White Snow Planned For Tri-County Show
Final plans for the eighth annual Tri County Black and White Show were approved. Evansville will host the event on July 11 at Leota Park, featuring Holstein cattle in Dane Rock and Green counties. Pre-entry blanks available from county agents and Holstein breeders associations, due by July 1. on site lunch and free dairy meals planned. stall space allocated first come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Dane, Rock and Green County
Leota Park
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Woman’s Relief Corps
Stettler
Samuel A. Remus
20Th Ave
Woodmen
Country Club
Women’s Union Unit
Blanchardville
Millard Lee
Abdullah Yaffi
Beirut
Freezer
Jacobs
12Th Ave
Coffen
Offen and
Dacron
Style Shop
Ery
Drepery House
Axminsters
Axminster
Nylon
Durion
Drapery House
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