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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1973
Page
5
Local residents from Spring Grove and surrounding areas hosted and visited relatives and friends during the week. Frequent travel parties came from Beloit Cedarville Madison Sun Prairie and Monroe while celebrations marked graduations birthdays and house warmings with many named families attending various gatherings.
Mrs Arthur Garst Madison spoke on her Israel and Greece trip to the Women's Guild of St. John's United Church of Christ in Fellowship Hall with about 40 members attending. She described Jerusalem Holy Week tourism, kibutz visits, Israel exports, and Greek worry beads. New Guild officers for 1973 74 were named. A July bus trip to The Lambs at Libertyville Illinois was announced alongside a porcelain factory visit. Boxes were packed for Church World Service.
Mrs. Evelyn Morgan daughter of Mrs. Anna Jackson graduated from Elgin Community College Sunday and earned an Associate of Science in Nursing on Tuesday. She was honored by family at D Agostino's in Rockford and will work at Highland Hospital Belvidere Illinois. Mrs. Jackson and son Walter attended the events.
The Director's Honor Roll for the second semester announced by district director O L Johnson lists perfect A students in various departments. Names include Steve Christianson and Michael Meyers in accounting, Diane Schuler in medical clerical work, Kenneth Chapin in marketing, and others across Monroe Brodhead Evansville Juda Orfordville Footville Monticello and related programs.
Sixty five Girl Scouts from Badger and Green Hills Councils join sessions at the Kiwanis Youth Cabin in Monroe for a week of outdoor activities. The first camp week features field trips, crafts, nature study, and an All-Camp carnival on Friday with a best costume prize for slop day.
Evangelistic services will be held nightly at 8 p.m. in June 1927 at Legion Park Albany directed by Lyle Trow with Pastor John Nolan as nightly guest speaker from Memphis. Special music and Bible preaching featured area ministers invite public. Old check from Noel Nashville AP Mickey Kreitner finds $2870.41 dated July 17 1937 from Noel Hotel now a bank.
Juda Cub Pack 105 held its May 29 meeting with two new boys registered James Shere and Marc Bayrhoffer. Arrow of Light and Outdoorsman awards went to Joey Jaeggi Warren Laube Jim Mohns Kirk Pinnow and John Jaeggi. Sam Buholzer received a Silver Arrow and Larry Kloepping Gold and Silver Arrows. The pack earned a second place prize at the Scout Show May 19 with 127 tickets sold.
Mrs Joseph T Skelly Jr of Monroe Ohio and Christine C Benkett of Monroe graduate cum laude from the University of Ohio Athens School of Fine Arts on June 9. Attending were her parents Mr and Mrs Glenn R Benkett and Mrs Janice Roth and daughters Debbie and Denee.
Darlington resident Mrs. Myrtle Ott Prine, 73, died June 13 at Memorial Hospital after a lingering illness. Survived by her husband Howard and nine children, with funeral June 15 at United Methodist Church. Also noted is the drowning death of John Celsus Kilkelly Jr., 17, Belvidere, Illinois, as funeral services are planned for June 16 in Darlington. he is survived by his parents and siblings.
Governor Patrick J. Lucey signed five probate reform measures ending the requirement for attorneys to settle estates in Wisconsin. The ceremony drew backers who collected over 312,000 signatures and touted informal estate administration enabling heirs to file via a register in probate. Heiden of Wisconsin Citizens for Legal Reform warned the work continues with a layman guide and a July victory celebration at Stevens Point campus.
The Prien family reunion is scheduled for June 24 at the south shelter house in Recreation Park. Attendees should bring two dishes and table service plus a beverage. coffee will be provided. Co chairmen are Mrs Edwin Gerner and Mrs Lloyd Richardson. Also New Life Bible Study meets Friday at 8 p m with Rev and Mrs Claude Bartlett in South Wayne.
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