Mon roe Country Club Auxiliary Officers Breakfast Recap
Fifty nine attended the officers breakfast of the Mon roe Country Club Auxiliary yesterday. Mrs. Gertrude McBride of Denver was a guest. Bridge winners were Mrs. John Figi Mrs. Herman Fritz Mrs. Ta Morrell and Mrs. Peter Solomon. Low net golf winners were Mrs. William Gyure Mrs. Lee Nipple Mrs. Frances Schott and Mrs. Robert Wichser. Low putts went to Mrs. Alvin Kubly Mrs. Charles Mathias and Mrs. Edward Einbeck. In the afternoon group Mrs. William Tschanz won longest putt on No 9 and closest tee shot on No 8. Next Wednesday auxiliary members will visit Blackhawk Country Club in Madison.
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Monroe Country Club Auxiliary
Gertrude McBride
Denver
Colo
John Figi
Herman Fritz
Ta Morrell
Peter Solomon
William Gyure
Lee Nipple
Frances Schott
Robert Wichser
Alvin Kubly
Charles Mathias
Edward Einbeck
William Tschanz
Blackhawk Country Club
Madison
Milbrandt Elected Vice President Of Albany Circle
Mrs Harvey Milbrandt was chosen as vice president of the Albany Circle of Zwingli United Church of Christ at a Monday meeting held at the farm home of Mrs Walter Preuti. Mrs Clarence Pluss became treasurer. The lesson titled Call to Mission in the Family was given by Mrs Burnett Blumer.
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Harvey Milbrandt
Albany
Zwingli United Church of Christ
Walter Preuti
Clarence Pluss
Burnett Blumer
Joe Blumer
Hans Schlapbach
Albert Preuti
Mabel Kuhlmaier
Trumpy
Monticello
Dale Allan Trumson
Loyd Trumpy
J. Allan Mittler
Zwingli United Church
Miss Ewing To Wed Schindler Tomorrow
Miss LaLonis Ewing and Dennis Schindler both of Orangeville plan to marry tomorrow at 7 p.m. in the Evangelical Congregational Church in Cedarville. The bride to be attended a bridal shower hosted by her parents with 15 guests and had a kitchen shower the prior Friday hosted by her aunt in Freeport with 10 guests.
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Orangeville
LaLonis Ewing
Dennis Schindler
Evangelical Congregational Church
Cedarville
Miss Ewing
Emil Lenz
John Ewing
Burton Strock
Freeport
Jennifer Dinley
Kathy Leech
Juda Church Ends School With Picnic
Vacation school at the Baptist Church will close tomorrow with a picnic at Brodhead. The teaching roster lists classes from 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. for kindergarten through juniors, led by Suzanne Dunwiddie Sharon Miller Pat Grenzow Jill Hafen Sam Mohns Ronald ean Pawlisch Rev. John G. Engstrom Inez Weaver.
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The
Baptist Church
Brodhead
Suzanne Dunwiddie
Sharon Miler
Pat Grenzow
Jill Hafen
Mmes
Sam Mohns
Ronaldean Pawlisch
John G. Engstrom
Inez Weaver
Mrs Huston Feted By Royal Neighbors At Lodge Meeting
Mrs Enoch Huston received extended greetings for a birthday during the Royal Neighbors Lodge regular meeting held last night in the IOOF Hall. Other program actions featured Mrs George Yeazel directing entertainment while Mrs Ted Portman and Mrs John Hirsbrunner served lunch.
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Huston
Enoch Huston
Royal Neighbors Lodge
IOOF
George Yeazel
Ted Portman
John Hirsbrunner
Newcomers Couples Club Ends Season With Picnic
The Newcomers Couples Club of Monroe held its final event of the season on June 5 at Twining Park. Mrs. Dale Thompson chaired the gathering with assistance from Mrs. Ron Engle and Mrs. Matt Brady. New attendees Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Nickson from Minneapolis earned a prize from Klassy Shop for newest members, while Mr. and Mrs. Joe McArdle received a gift for largest family and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bauman for youngest child, gifts donated by local shops. Officers will resume in September led by Bill Bauman and Dale Thompson. retiring officers expressed appreciation to all who supported the club’s first year. The program featured vocal solos by Mrs. Howard Voegeli and was hosted by Mrs. Ida Voegeli and co-hostesses.
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Twining Park
Newcomers Couples Club
Monroe
Dale Thompson
Ron Engle
Matt Brady
Theodore Nickson
Minneapolis
Klassy Shop
Joe McArdle
Bill Bauman
Joe Kelley
John Lampe
Jim Harke
Robert Bogus
James Bartholf
Ron Johnson
Jerry Weldon
Jim Bruce
Mrs Meier Named Treasurer by Zwingli Church Aid
Mrs Ellen Stauffer was re elected vice president of the Aid of Zwingli United Church and Mrs William G Meier was named treasurer at the group’s June meeting in the Parish House. Mrs Meier succeeds Mrs Elsa Voegels who declined renomination. The Circle pledged a 10 gift for the Winnebago Children's Home and planned a lawn supper in August. Miss Rose Stauffer played music and Mrs Edyth Stoll read an article on early Aid meetings. Visiting committee for June July August named as Mrs Ella Kubly Mrs M E Lynn and Mrs Jake Krieg.
Reeser Dreibelbis Reunions Held Sunday Gathering
Reeser and Dreibelbis families plan Sunday reunions. Reeser gathering at Mount Pleasant Community House with a basket dinner at 1 p.m. Dreibelbis reunion at Recreation Park Monroe with basket dinner at 12 45 p.m. Also notes baptisms and church meetings.
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Uranueville Ulines
Reeser
Dreibelbis
Mount Pleasant
Recreation Park
Monroe
Wesley Clark misses awards at West Point hospital
West Point scene reports Wesley C. Clark, the top graduate, absent from awards as he recovers from corneal abrasions due to contact lenses at the post hospital. Maj. Gen. Bennett presented five awards to Clark during a hospital visit. Clark is 21, from Little Rock, Ark.
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West Point
N.Y
Wesley C. Clark
U.S. Military Academy
Donald V. Bennett
Academy
Clark
Little Rock
Ark
Dairy Month Dumplings Recipe and Heart Association News
A simple dumplings recipe uses 1% cup flour 1 teaspoon salt 2 teaspoons baking powder 1 egg and milk. mix dry ingredients fold in egg and milk then drop dumplings over meat cook 5 minutes uncovered steam 5 minutes then serve yields 8 dumplings. The American Heart Association plans about 10 million dollars for heart disease research in the new fiscal year starting July 1.
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Rose Voelkl Monroe
New York
American Heart Association
Honors Listed In New Glarus School Honor Roll 1965 66
R J Habeck announces 69 students named to the last semester honor roll for 1965 66 in New Glarus. Freshmen listed include Penny Disch Reggie Duerst Don Erickson Michele Hall George Hartman Barbara Hoesly Mike Klassy Wayne Hustad Jeff Kernen Mike Klassy Barbara Klossner Jeanne Kummer Margaret Reuter Im Schnake Mike Schneider Steve Sherven Sue Streiff Wanda Streiff Mae Wachholz Scott Willi. Sophomores listed include Shelby Babler Trudy Elmer Kenneth Ickson Richard Hauser Terry Jelle Jean Legner Ruth Moser Emily Rindy Larry Rufenacht John Schneider Linda Stolts Brian Thacker Wendy Yaeger. Juniors listed include Diane Broten Greg Engen David Erickson Elliott Erickson Ruth Erickson JoAnn Hoesly Bonnie Hustad Dale Hustad Jim Jeglum Marcia Judd Arnold Kehrli Connie Kuhl Kris Kubly Wayne Kuenzi Paulette Paulson Margaret Schneider Rhonda Schnei der Christine Streiff Larry Stuessy. Seniors listed include Maxine Babler Bill Breylinger Nancy Ferris Robert Hillestad Hans Hofmann JoAnn Kehrli Heidi Klassy Nedra Klassy Toni Pedersen John Peters Evelyn Ruegsegger Sara Schnake Madeline Schuett Mary Wachholz Ruth Yaun Shirley Yaun.
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NEW Glarus
Times Spcial
R. J. Habeck
Penny Disch
Reggie Duerst
Don Erickson
Michele Hall
George Hartman
Barbara Hoesly
Mike Klassy
Wayne Hustad
Jeff Kernen
Barbara Klossner
Jeanne Kummer
Margaret Reuter
Im Schnake
Mike Schneider
Steve Sherven
Sue Streiff
Wanda Streiff
Mae Wachholz
Scott Willi
Shelby Babler
Trudy Elmer
Kenneth Ickson
Richard Hauser
Terry Jelle
Jean Legler
Ruth Moser
Emily Rindy
Larry Rufenacht
John Schneider
Linda Stolts
Brian Thacker
Wendy Yaeger
Diane Broten
Greg Engen
David Erickson
Elliott Erickson
Ruth Erickson
JoAnn Hoesly
Bonnie Hustad
Dale Hustad
Jim Jeglum
Marcia Judd
Arnold Kehrli
Connie Kuhl
Kris Kubly
Wayne Kuenzi
Paulette Paulson
Margaret Schneider
Rhonda Schneider
Christine Streiff
Larry Stuessy
Maxine Babler
Bill Breylinger
Nancy Ferris
Robert Hillestad
Hans Hofmann
JoAnn Kehrli
Heidi Klassy
Nedra Klassy
Toni Pedersen
John Peters
Evelyn Ruegsegger
Sara Schnake
Madeline Schuett
Mary Wachholz
Ruth Yaun
Shirley Yaun
Thorp Finance declares dividend and plans new stock sale
Thorp Finance Corp announces a dividend of 11 cents per share on its common stock and reveals plans to raise working capital via the sale of 10,000 shares of preferred stock and a new series of capital debentures. Thousands rely on Classified Acts in solving daily problems.
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THORP
Thorp Finance Corp
Wisconsin Dairy Promotion Focuses On Production Research And Ads
The piece outlines three core dairy promotion pillars, production, research, and advertising, stressing clean milk as the base for top quality products. It highlights research as essential to building the sales story, and cites upcoming June events in Monticello to support Green County Dairy products.
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Wisconsin
Queens
Monticello
Green County
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