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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1967
Page
2
Legal notice outlines Associated Press rights for republication of local news. It notes subscription details for Davies Winne County Illinois at $14 per year, due in advance, plus office hours and a phone number.
Bruce B Helland was ordained at Salem Evangelical Free Church Chicago on June 4 after receiving a B A in Biblical Studies at Trinity College Deerfield. He and his wife are Evangelical Alliance Mission missionaries to Japan, planning a five year term after a furlough. Attendees from Juda and nearby towns included family members and friends.
The Monroe Newcomer's Couples Club elected and approved officers for 1967 68 at the season end. Co presidents Tom McGraw and William Marsh. co secretaries Thomas Lawrence and supporting officers. Retiring officers and calling committee were announced. prizes were awarded in a bingo game with donations from local businesses. summer break noted with meetings resuming in September.
The piece reflects on fishing trips to Wisconsin’s Indianhead country and the emptiness of one outing. It notes early spring conditions, removing the thrill of catching fish, and emphasizes enjoying the wilderness, hospitality, and return with better spirit regardless of a successful haul.
Three friends of 4-H will be cited June 16 for contributions to the youth organization. Oscar Gayer Jr. chairman of Oscar Mayer Milo Swanson executive secretary of the Wisconsin 4-H Foundation and Courtland Broom vice president of public relations at the Milwaukee Journal are the recipients.
Mr and Mrs Ben Miller celebrated their 31st anniversary on June 3 Sunday dinner guests included Mr and Mrs Albert Kuhnke Clarno Mr and Mrs Edd Ludwig and Monroe and Mr and Mrs Wesley Grenzow Juda.
Traian Constantine a 78 year old immigrant from Macedonica mailed a 1000 dollar check to the United States Treasury with a note praising the country for his life as a citizen. He asked whether to leave the money to probate but decided to let the country have some while expressing faith in God and America. The widower and former lunchroom operator said Vietnam is ongoing and he feels lonely yet remains hopeful.
In a heated House Judiciary Committee session on Tuesday a minority approved legislation to make flag burning a federal crime. Rep. John Conyer Jr. said Kastenmeier and two other Democrats would join him in filing dissenting views.
Esperanto has become the most successful constructed language, enabling faster communication among diverse races. Estimates indicate about 500000 speakers across 32 countries, reflecting wide adoption and ongoing influence in global dialogue.
A Children's Day program was held at Union Presbyterian Church on Sunday June 4 at 10 15 a m with congregation students conducting the service. Sermonettes were delivered by John K MacInnis Stephen Miller Jo Ellen Gordee and Sue Hayes. The program featured readings readings and offertory prayers led by Ronald Goecke and others.
Piano students of Mrs. John Ivey in junior and senior high grades will perform in the final recital of the season on Friday June 9 at 8 p.m. in Union Presbyterian Church. Works by Mozart Mendelssohn Liszt Tchaikovsky Gillock and Durand will be played. Performers include Cora Lyn Carlson Marsha Schiller Vicki Seffrood Janice Cheskbro Cathy Goerlitz Kenneth Stauffer Carol Booth Diane Schuler Karla Schmidt Jocelyn Kline Linda Schiller Joann Drye Cindy Seeholzer and Mrs. David Seeholzer.
Fifty children registered Monday for Vacation Bible School at Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran Church in New Glarus. Classes run 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 or 3 p.m. daily through Saturday with teachers Julayne Jelle Beth Luchsinger Mrs. David Olson Mrs Will Luchsinger Mrs Richard Dargatz and Mrs Herbert Nelson and helpers Darlene Leonhardt Lorna Hustad Jeanne Legler.
Judith Ann Hulbert and Robert Martin Bordson were married at 1 30 p m Saturday June 3 in the Brodhead Methodist Church with Rev Lyle D Stephenson officiating The couple both from Madison were attended by Faye Williams as maid of honor Jerald Bordson served as best man A reception followed at the Bank of Brodhead Courtesy Room The newlyweds will reside in California The bride is a Madison Business College graduate and formerly with the Dane County Probation Department The groom works as a sheet metal worker in Madison
JUDA Times Special announces Mrs Emma Lehr turning 90 on June 13 with an open house from 2 to 4 pm on Sunday June 11 in the Zion Evangelical United Brethren Fellowship Hall Juda. Mrs Lehr lives with Mrs Edith Keen and is noted for high activity. She was born Emma Kopitzke in Racine and married Edward T Lahr in Racine on June 11 1901 before moving to Juda where he later managed Juda Lumber and Fuel Co for 21 years until his death July 20 1956.
Kathleen Ann Furgal daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank J Furgal Chicago and Cpl Walter Cichonski son of Mr and Mrs Chester Cichonski Chicago united in marriage on Saturday morning June 3. The 11 am nuptial Mass was at St Stephen King of Hungary Church Chicago. The bride’s mother is the former Myrtle L Kelly of Monroe. A breakfast followed and a 7 pm reception at the Lucky Stop Inn Chicago. The couple will reside in Arlington Virginia near the bridegroom’s station. Monroe attendees included Mr and Mrs Ralph B Strasser Mrs Jessie Krueger and Mr and Mrs Thomas Krueger and daughter Heidi.
Miss Penny Haberman hosted the Gadabouts Bridge Club at her home at 1415 10th Street with two tables in play. Prizes went to Mrs. Anthony Newberry high, Mrs. Lyle Hillard honors, and Mrs. William Niederberger low. Attendees included Francois Denny Daniel Eley Dennis Hunt and Erwin Pankau.
Members of the Women’s Guild of St. Paul’s Church Wayne township will meet in the church hall Thursday evening June 8 at 8 p.m. Lesson co chairmen are Mrs Clarence DeVoe and Mrs Frank Krebs. Hostesses will be Mrs Lyle Metcalf Mrs Curtis Jackson and Mrs Gary Albrecht.
Democrats press for a large increase in the national debt ceiling citing risks from the Middle East conflict. They argue the proposed rise would be the biggest single jump since World War II, signaling a bold fiscal stance amid geopolitical tensions.
The Busy Bees children's reading group starts at Ludlow Memorial Library with opening day Monday June 6. All cardholders may join, and members reading 25 books by July 31 receive a diploma and ribbon.
The Weather Bureau says Florida's severe 25 year drought is broken as a tropical low pressure mass moves over the state. Rain ends three months of arid weather that caused wildlife and forest losses. Forecaster Joe Pelissier confirms the breaking of the stable high pressure that kept the state dry.
Ronald F. Ochsner from rural Albany earned a Doctor of Laws at the University of Wisconsin commencement in Madison on Monday June 5. His parents Mr and Mrs Fred Ochsner and Mrs Calvin Derendinger of Belleville attended the ceremony.
Ruth Ann Roth and Jerome Eichel kraut are named recipients of the Dr C J Francois Scholarship each worth 500 dollars at New Glarus.
Twenty years ago today Charles A Buck, Green County dairy specialist and assistant county agent for 16 years, resigns to take a similar post in Idaho. A Vienna report notes a communist maneuver to gain undisputed control over Austria’s government.
Thirty years ago today on June 7 1937 film star Jean Harlow dies at age 26. Four steel posts mark progress as masonry wall of the new county highway shop is completed with stone laying continuing, according to County Highway Official Kohn.
Forty years ago on June 7 1927 Mary Anne Kohli was struck by a passing car and knocked unconscious but escaped serious injury. President Coolidge boosted the tariff on Swiss cheese by 50 percent amid pressure from Green County cheese producers.
Fifty years ago today on June 7 1917 the Monroe senior class staged its Pageant of History at Turner Opera House John Chambers portrayed Robin in the second act The Green County draft list shows 2138 names with 1052 exemptions and 186 aliens Andrew Douglas Ludlow Hotel day desk man departs for Poplar Montana
Sixty years ago today June 7 1907 F H Smock returns home from Artesian South Dakota and B L Hyland arrives from Burden Kansas for a visit. Rev George W Case of Portage formerly of Monroe is elected chaplain of the Wisconsin GAR at the Oshkosh convention.
Elliott Roosevelt was ousted as Miami Beach mayor after losing a runoff to Jay Dermer. Dermer, a 37 year old restaurant owner and Miami Beach Bar Association president, won 10 364 votes to 8 289 with under 600 absentee ballots left to count. Roosevelt, 56, had campaigned on limited political ambitions in the city.
Madison Wisconsin veteran lawmaker Frank Panzer 76 returned to the legislature after a six week hospital stay from a farm accident in Dodge County He served since 1931 and spoke to fellow senators saying he missed them as much as they missed him
Senator William Proxmire of Wisconsin calls on Congress to reduce the proposed 1975 budget by five billion dollars to prevent the largest government shortfall since World War II. The move targets fiscal restraint amid rising deficits and calls for a leaner final-year program before passage.
Classified notices explain how cupid style ads bring buyers and sellers together. The piece emphasizes attracting renters buyers and sellers through concise listings.
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