Zwingli Missionary Circle Closes Summer Session
Monticello Times Special reports Zwingli Missionary Circle recessed for summer after a parish house meeting led by Mrs. John C. Baebler. Music by Mrs. William Baebler opened the program with a poem read by the president. Members planned June July August visiting committees and upcoming guild meetings.
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Zwingli Missionary Circle
William V. Baebler
John C. Baebler
Irene Marty
Japan
C. M. Stauffer
Bessie Youngreen
Kenneth Klassy
Frieda Hagemann
Anna Bently
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Louise Karlen
Fort Atkinson
Baebler
Fred Escher
C. W. Karlen
Clergy and lay delegate to Illinois EUB session
Rev. Milford Best and Mrs. John Babler will represent the Orangeville and Afalkey churches at the 114th annual Illinois Conference of Evangelical United Brethren at Decatur from June 16 to 19.
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Milford Best
John Babler
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Illinois Conference of Evangelical United Brethren Church
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Minister to attend Rural Church Convocation meeting
Rev. A. R. Achtemeier of Zwingli church will attend the committee meeting for arrangements of the 1957 Rural Church Convocation in Cleveland Ohio. He plans to return to Monticello by Saturday noon.
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A. R. Achtemeier
Zwingli Church
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Benkert Family Reunion Set for Sunday at Recreation Park
The 32nd annual Benkert family reunion will be held Sunday at Recreation Park at noon. Officers are Roy A. Speich president Alois H. Ruf vice president Mrs Arthur P Benkert secretary and Mrs Ray E Kundert treasurer.
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Universalist Church Aid Society Recess Announces September Meeting
The Universalist Church Aid Society goes into summer recess until the September meeting on the second Friday. Committees will work through the summer and the church plans its centennial observance in October.
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Schindler Family Reunion At Casper A Schindler Home
Forty relatives gathered at the Palmyra residence of Casper A Schindler for the annual reunion of descendants of Fred and Fredrica Bloom Schindler. Guests included Mrs. George Blanton of Milwaukee and Miss Grace Morrissey of Elkhorn.
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Casper A. Schindler
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Fred
Fredrica Bloom Schindler
George Blanton
Milwaukee
Grace Morrissey
Elkhorn
Monticello Social Notes Roundup from Sunday Visits
Monticello society list details numerous Sunday calls and visits. Neighbors travel to Monroe Cambridge Freeport Wyalusing Evansville Mendota Madison and Brookfield. Names include the Stauffer Halvorson Studer Marty Blums and Voegels among others.
Anniversary beats and weekend visits across Wisconsin towns
A note highlights family celebrations and visits from Brooklyn to Footville and Blanchardville. It mentions Mr. and Mrs. Phil Lip Snyder's anniversary at Brooklyn Surflay, and weekend guests including Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Saunders and children in Footville, plus gatherings at the Rob ert Hoesly home and a park picnic in Blanchardville with numerous relatives visiting from Stoughton Madison Edwards Park Monticello and other locales.
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Brooklyn Surflay
Thomas Saunders
Rudy Kopp
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Footville
Ida Hoesly
Sarah Klassy
Robert Hoesly
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Everett Johnson
Aldeen
Clarence
Larimore
N. D
Thomas Brusveen
Johnson
Blanchardville Park
Adolph Lien
Martell Disrud
Stoughton
Arthur Leiser
Madison
Paul Skinnerude
Edwards Park
Norman Rosen
Brusveen
Selmar Lien
Monticello
Harry Lien
Kermit Fijelstad
Ralph Emerson
Blanchardville
Canadian ex-senator BeauBrian Divorce and Ottawa Nuptials
Louis Rene Beau dein former speaker of the Canadian House of Commons obtained a divorce from his wife Margaret yesterday and confirmed reports he will marry Alice Outram of Ottawa.
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House of Commons
Margaret
Alice Outram
Ottawa
Senior Girl Scout Troop 220 names delegates for year
Mary Ellen Summeris and Tana Loveland will represent Senior Girl Scout Troop 220 on the city planning board for the coming year with Marlene Frey and Betty Vincent as alternates. Barbara Schuetze received the curved bar pin at a camp awards ceremony at the Kiwanis youth cabin. Mrs. Hahlen Mrs. Goecks and Miss School accompanied the troop. First knitting instruction provided.
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Tana Loveland
City Senior Scout Planning Board
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Betty Vincent
Barbara Schuetze
Kiwanis
Robert Hahlen
Herbert Goecks
Grace
Brodhead By Miss Grace Marsh
Mr and Mrs Willis Sarow of Evansville spent Sunday with her mother Mrs Elsie Klitz man Mr and Mrs Harold Schultz moved to their new house on 8th avenue East
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Willis Sarow
Evansville
Elsie Klitzman
Harold Schultz
8Th Avenue East
Jury Decrees Death For Arrest Veteran
Kansas City jury convicts Richard Allen Stiles of first degree murder in the holdup killing of taxi driver John Lumpkin, 51, last March 18. After 45 minutes of deliberation the jury sentences Stiles to death in Missouri's gas chamber.
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Richard Allen Stiles
Stiles
Jackson County
John Lumpkin
Missouri
Rains Aid Wisconsin Crops Despite Cool Nights
The crop reporting service said recent rains benefited crops and pastures across most Wisconsin areas while cool nights continued to slow growth. Oat height was noted in the north.
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Madison
Federal State Crop Reporting Service
Wisconsin
Weather report notes near normal moisture in most areas
The service reports corn planting about 95 percent complete with pasture conditions improving though some areas remain short. Soil moisture is near normal and the first hay cutting may be a little shorter than normal. Rainfall peaked at Stanley with 6.09 inches in the week.
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Stanley
Bell of Flatbush Reform Church Tolling for Presidents
The bell at Flatbush Reformed Church in New York has tolled for the funeral of every U S president since 1796, marking each national leader’s passing with a long tradition.
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Flatbush Reformed Church
New York
United States
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