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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1973
Page
4
A letter-walance discussion reveals varied views on enrolling a youngest small child in kindergarten. A former student recalls overcoming taunts and excelling later, while another reader urges enrolling bright children regardless of size to avoid future issues.
Mrs. Donald Timm and Mrs. Floyd Timm hosted a dinner Sunday for Dennis Timm and Susie Timm on their Monroe High School graduation. Guests included relatives and friends from Monroe and nearby towns, with a decorated cake as the centerpiece.
Zwingli Aid met in Memorial Lounge and voted 50 dollars for a church kitchen refrigerator and five blankets for Church World Service along with 15 layettes. Mrs. William G. Meier presided with Miss Rose Stauffer providing music and Irene James of Mineral Point guest speaker.
Hello World Mr and Mrs Dwight Bud Bump Jr announce the birth of their second son and fourth child at Madison General Hospital at 5 p m on Wednesday June 6. The couple’s other children include daughters Tammy Shelby and son Dwight III with Jeane Briggs as the mother’s maiden name. The paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Dwight Bump Sr and Mrs Dana Phelps is the maternal great grandmother.
Green County Farm Bureau Women submit a June Dairy Month recipe for a spectacular pie. The crust blends cornflakes sugar and butter while the filling combines pineapple and lemon jello with cream cheese. After chilling the crust the jello pineapple mix is layered and set for serving.
Todd Werner Pulver, son of Mr. and Mrs. Werner Pulver Jr., Rt. 1 South Wayne, was baptized May 27 at St. John's United Church of Christ in Monroe. Sponsors were Mr. and Mrs. Michael Lowe of Mishawaka Indiana. A baptismal dinner followed at the home of his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Junior Hanson in Monroe with numerous relatives in attendance.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett R. Eastman have returned to 107 Tulip Trail, Lake Jackson, after visiting his mother Mrs. Harold Larse in Gratiot and his sister Mrs. William Stauffer in South Wayne, plus other relatives and Dow Chemical executive engineer Eastman of Freeport, Texas.
A double ring wedding outdoors at Ed Muller residence Sextonville Saturday May 26 at 2 p.m. joined Miss Dixie Lee Muller Richland Center and John W Legler Richland Center formerly of Warren Ill. Officiant was Alan R Soddy Monroe. A reception followed with family guests and a two tier cake. The bride a 1969 Richland Center graduate and the groom a 1969 Warren High School graduate will reside in Richland Center at 261 S Burnham St Apt 3.
Five Monroe High School Future Homemakers of America attended the Wisconsin association convention June 4 to 6 at the American Baptist Assembly in Green Lake. Delegates Terry Youngwith Chris Mauer Suzanne Huston Jean Rufener and Janis Prien with advisor Mrs. James Haas attended sessions and observed activities including a talent show and awards.
A Sunday June 3 picnic at Lincoln Park celebrated high school graduations for Brian Steinmann son of Ernest and Mrs Steinmann Winslow and Trudy Steinmann daughter of Robert Steinmann Marshfield. Attendees included multiple Steinmann relatives from Monroe and surrounding areas with graduates from LeWin High School Lena May 31 and Marshfield Senior High May 27.
JUDA Times Special reports Linda Siedschlag graduated June 1 from Freeport Memorial School of Nursing. Attending included her parents and extended Juda area families. The South Wayne Tops Club shed 6242 pounds in May, with a top individual loss of 14 pounds. meetings are Tuesdays at 7 30 PM at the South Wayne fire house for weight control enthusiasts.
The 9th annual Schoolmates Day will be held Saturday June 23 at the Warren high school gymnasium. Registration runs 2 to 5 pm dinner at 6 30 pm and program at 8 pm. Reservations cost 250 per adult 150 per child under 12. Funds may support Elmwood Cemetery well and hydrant project via Citizens Bank and Trust of Warren or at Classmates Day.
Bishop Jesse R. DeWitt announced assignments across Madison and southern Wisconsin. Rev. Fay W. Johnson will move from Darlington and Fayette to Arlington United Methodist Church. Darlington’s new pastor will be Rev. C. Phillip Burt from Briggsville Moundville and Endeavor. Rev. Perry Bell shifts from Louisiana Conference to Argyle Blanchardville and Lamont. Rev. James Thunstrom takes Glenwood City Saint Croix County. Rev. Francis St Amant of Union Grove is appointed to the Parish of the Hills Mineral Point succeeding Rev. Kendall Anderson who goes to Westfield.
Members of the O F Pinney Woman's Relief Corp No 24 met in the IOOF Hall on Tuesday to plan flag display for June 14 Flag Day. The charter was draped in memory of the recently deceased Mrs Marie Keel and a Cancer Fund memorial was presented. Two members were honored with birthday songs for Mrs Carl Ault and Mrs Eldora Olson. Refreshments were provided by Mrs Kenneth Kleckner. The next meeting is scheduled for June 19.
A panel discussion of the film If There Weren't Any Blacks You'd Have To Invent Them highlighted the United Methodist Women monthly meeting in Wesley Hall. Panelists included Mrs. Walter Babula Mrs. Arthur Boethe Miss Karen Cooper Mrs. Alvin Strahm Rev. Melvin Roehrdanz and Rev. Harold Crume with co chairs Mrs. Lyle Whitehead and Mrs. Walter E. Schneider. Refreshments were served by Loss Circle members. See John Wyttenbach to test drive a 73 Olds Cadillac at Bienema Olds Cadillac.
Lori Stauffer of South Wayne, a Black Hawk High School senior in a class of 78, earned the Black Hawk Education Assn. Scholarship Award and Wisconsin Honors Scholar Award during May 30 ceremonies. She won awards for home economics and forensics, received a Betty Crocker Award and Farm Bureau Home Economics Award, and is a National Honor Society Scholarship nominee.
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