Knights of Columbus auxiliary elects officers at St Victor’s
Mrs Warren M Gerhart was elected president of the Knights of Columbus auxiliary at St Victor’s parish last night. Other officers named include Mrs Bernard J Gibbons as vice president and Mrs Leander E Kirsch as secretary. Brownie Scout Troop 5 staged a fly up ceremony with Girl Scout pins and refreshments served.
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Warren M. Gerhart
Knights of Columbus
St. Victor's Parish
Bernard J. Gibbons
Leander E. Kirsch
R. Finley Barry
Brownie Scout Troop 5
Auxiliary
Alfred Ross
James Wuetrich
Samuel F. Humbel
Esther Garvey
Melchair L. Denny
Alex Hoerburger
David A. Joy
M. J. Knight
Ed F. Saunders
West
Anton Portman
Addie Briggs
John Share
Garvey
Medina Shrine Club Hosts Chicago Visitors in Green County
Thirty eight members and wives of Medina Shrine Club Chicago toured Monroe Sunday as guests of Green County Shrine Club. They were met in Monticello by G Fred Galli Lester M Johnson president Mrs Johnson and Mr and Mrs R W Blaha. Tours included Escher Brothers lineless Swiss cheese factory Monticello Town Hall factory Sam Bahler maker and Albert Doppeler Chalet Cheese Co op. The group had dinner at the Swiss Wheel restaurant where Galli spoke on cheese history and Cheese Day plans. Cheese for the group provided by Shrine Club and the Commercial and Savings Bank.
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Medina
Galli
Shrine Club
The
Commercial and Savings Bank
Summer Bible School Enrollment Totals 371
A total of 371 children have enrolled in the Monroe Council of Churches vacation Bible school which began yesterday. Rev James L Neighbours dean says enrollment is very good and three bus routes have worked out well. The enrollment includes kindergarten at Immanuel Evangelical United Brethren Church with 77 pupils and 17 teachers and assistants.
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Monroe Council of Churches
James L. Neighbours
Immanuel Evangelical United Brethren Church
Assis
School classes to finish week with personal relations theme
Primary St John Evangelical and Reformed church hosts 120 students with 18 teachers and assistants taught by Mrs. Herman D. Legler. Grace Lutheran 52 pupils with 11 staff led by Mrs. C. C. Warfel. Bethel EUB 38 pupils six teachers and workers under Mrs. Coyla Cox. First Universalist 33 pupils five teachers and assistants led by Mrs. Russell J. Myers. Methodist 51 pupils six teachers and assistants under Mrs. David Hamilton. Classes run through Friday 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.
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Methodist
David Hamilton
Poppy sale raises 110 dollars for veterans aid in Orangeville
The Orangeville American Legion Auxiliary sold 700 poppies Saturday and netted 110.60 dollars to support veteran rehabilitation programs. The auxiliary plans a meeting at 8 p.m. Thursday at the Legion hall.
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Orangeville
Orangeville American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Alpha Zeta members entertain parents at Swiss Wheel
Members of Alpha Zeta chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha sorority entertained their parents at the Swiss Wheel restaurant with a dinner and program. The Magic Wurtzels of Freeport entertained as 46 persons were present.
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Alpha Zeta Chapter
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Freeport
Hefty Family Reunion Held at New Glarus Park
The annual Hefty family reunion gathered Sunday at New Glarus Roadside State Park. Attendees included Andrew and Alvina Hoesly and families, Ernest Zentner, Alvin Hoesly, Elmer Hoesly and kin, Thomas R. Hefty of New Glarus, Roy Hefty and daughters of Orangeville, and Willard.
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Monticello
New Glarus
Messrs
Mmes
Andrew Hoesly
Alvina
Ernest Zentner
Alvin Hoesly
Elmer Hoesly
Thomas R. Hefty
Roy Hefty
Orangeville
Willard
Hefty and Family Dominates Local Page
Hefty and family members Middleton An ton Hefty Henry Hefty Werner Hefty Billy Tommy Miss Helen Meyer Gordon Holcomb and Ed C Hefty are mentioned in the framed local notice or social column.
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Hefty
Middleton
Anton Hefty
Henry Hefty
Werner Hefty
Billy and
Tommy
Helen Meyer
Gordon Holcomb
Ed C. Hefty
Honored at Dinner for Gary Ringen after Confirmation
Mr and Mrs Lowell Ringen hosted a Sunday dinner at Bethlehem Lutheran church in honor of their son Gary after his confirmation. Guests included Mr and Mrs Donald Haack and family of Milwaukee, Mr and Mrs Clayton McNitt, Mr and Mrs Minnick Ringen, Mr and Mrs Duane Schilling and family, Mrs Lulu Mattison and Dr and Mrs Merton Mattison.
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Brodhead
Lowell Ringen
Gary
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Donald Haack
Milwaukee
Clayton McNitt
Minnick Ringen
Duane Schilling
Lulu Mattison
Merton Mattison
Contract Club Meets Brodhead Highlights Honor Winners
The Senior Contract Club met with Miss Maude Gardner. Honors went to Mrs. F. H. Davis, Miss Marjorie Claycomb and Mrs. F. H. Dedrick.
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Brodhead
Maude Gardner
F. H. Davis
Marjorie Claycomb
F. H. Dedrick
Judith Ann Tschudy to Receive Outstanding Scholar Award
Judith Ann Tschudy, granddaughter of Mrs. Emma Ruehle, selected as outstanding student in business education at Central High School Madison. She will receive the Noma Outstanding Scholar award from the National Office Managers Association of Madison, presented on WKOW TV at 9 15 p m tomorrow.
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Judith Ann Tschudy
Emma Ruehle
Central High School
Madison
Noma
National Office Managers Association of
Wkowtv
Miss Tschudy
J. J. Tschudy
Monroe
Central High Honor Society
Imogene Coca show boosts Hal March career
Hal March gains prominence as emcee of the $64,000 Question on CBS TV and stars in The Soldiers on NBC TV starting June 25. He credits Imogene Coca’s show for a career lift, while praising Coca as a major talent.
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New York
Imogene Coca
Hal March
Cbs-Tv
Nbc-Tv
March
Irma
Burns and
Allen
Miss Coca
Foil
Local social notes from Monticello and nearby towns
Monticello and surrounding communities report visits and gatherings. Mrs. O. D. Curtis and others call on Mrs. Charles Leonard at Robert Holcomb Sr. home. Ray T. Silver conducts Monroe business. Brown Swiss sale at Baraboo draws regional attendees. Shrine meeting in Madison cited along with several Sunday visits among families.
Sunday Socials Across Monroe and Nearby Towns
Nancy, Janesville and Mrs J Zweifel visited Dwight Zweifel family Sunday. Arlie Trickle and family Freeport stayed with Henry Elmer. Fred Hadinger and sons Dick and Tommy Atkinson visited relatives. Ray Silver spent Sunday with N C Jensen in Monroe. Bobby Kingdon Monroe spent weekend with grandmother Mrs Jacob Legler. Walter Legler called on Mrs Legler in Monroe. John Wittenwyler and Herman hosted Matt Bissig for Sunday supper. Lawrence Karlen hosts Chester Wyss and family from Rock City Ill and they toured Yellowstone Lake. E A Bently and Mrs William Pagel in Monroe Monday. Paul Veenie visited Henry Carlson and Harlow Ellingsrude at Edger ton Sunday. Fred Haldiman attended Monroe class reunion Saturday night. Albert Marty Irene and Anna Sophia Bently hosted Emma Marty for Sunday supper. Ray Gessler and children called on Henry Threlkeld in Monroe Sunday evening. Clarence Elmer visited Monroe Saturday night.
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Henry Gessler
W. L. Zweifel
New Glarus
Charles Leonard
Robert Holcomb Sr
Merlyn Feind
Appleton
Ervin Spring
Fred Haldiman Sr
Monroe
Fred Haldiman Jr
Ray T. Silver
Henry E. Babler
Willis Babler
Bernice Babler
Yellowstone Lake
Argyle
Peter Streiff
Howard Voegeli
Jacob Voegeli
Baraboo
Thomas Saunders
Donald
Kay Ann
Herman Blum
John Blum
L. R. Pease
Madison
Robert Zweifel
Nancy
Janesville
J. P. Zweifel
Dwight Zweifel
Arlie Trickle
Freeport
Henry J. Elmer
Fred Hadinger
Tommy
Atkinson
N. C. Jensen
Bobby Kingdon
Jacob Legler
Walter Legler
Legler
John Wittenwyler
Herman
Matt Bissig
Lawrence Karlen
Chester Wyss
Rock City
Ill
E. A. Bently
William Pagel
Paul Veenie
Henry Carlson
Har
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