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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1955

Page

3

WCTU Elects New Officers At Immanuel Church Convention

Mrs. Will Meinert of Juda was elected president of Green and Lafayette Counties WCTU at Immanuel EUB Church. New officers include Miss Wilma Johnson Blanchardville first vice president and Mrs Elizabeth Stuessy Monroe second vice president.

Will Meinert Juda Green Lafayette WCTU Immanuel Evangelical United Brethren Church Wilma Johnson Blanchardville Elizabeth Stuessy Monroe William Steindorf Albany Henry Norder William Schmerse Walter Rilling Milwaukee Bernard Bartel Immanuel Church Johnson Frank Siedschlag White Ribbon Orville Kiel Karen Albright Karen Miller Janet Rupp Lorraine Mahlbuch Nola Siedschlag Delores Feldt Grace Grenzow Frank Ten Eyck Brodhead Monroe Wctu

Family Group Elects Miss Edna Schroeder President

Miss Edna Schroeder of Freeport was elected president at the Schroeder reunion held Sunday at the home of Mrs. Emma Zunker in Dakota Illinois. Roy Schroeder of Monroe retired as president. Other officers named include Mrs. Virgil Schroeder Cedarville and Mrs. Martha Grenzow Clarno as secretary-treasurer. The clan noted the oldest attendee Anton Schroeder of Monroe and the youngest Pamela Jo Carter of Milwaukee. The 1956 reunion is planned for the Clarno EUB church on the third Sunday in June.

Edna Schroeder Freeport Schroeder Emma Zunker Dakota Ill Roy Schroeder Monroe Virgil Schroeder Cedarville Martha Grenzow Clarno Anton Schroeder Pamela Jo Carter Lloyd Carter Milwaukee Clarno Eub Church Browntown Rock City Mt. Morris Polo Baileyville Lena

Burgys Entertain At Family Dinner

A family dinner was held Monday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Burgy. Attending were Miss Lois Burgy Richard Tappa of New York City Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burgy of Davis California and Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Anderson of Independence Indiana. Miss Burgy has returned from Port Washington where she taught this past year and she and Tappa will be married Saturday. The Andersons have gone to Black River Falls to visit relatives.

Henry A. Burgy Lois Burgy Richard Tappa New York City Robert Burgy Davis Calif Wesley Anderson Independence Miss Burgy Port Washington Tappa Anderson Black River Falls

Jorenbys Honored At Family Dinner

Monticello Times Special reports Mr and Mrs Edward Jorenby of Blanchardville were celebrated at a Sunday family dinner marking their 25th wedding anniversary. Guests included the Brusveens of Monticello and Horeb families, plus Rev Torgueson and other relatives. They have two sons Donald and John.

Monticello Edward Jorenby Blanchardville Byron Kittleson Horeb Thomas Brusveen Hans Brusveen Howard Brusveen Richard Torgueson York Jorenbys Donald John

Woodlot Management Pays Farmer's Expansion

William Leopold of Route 3 demonstrates woodlot management by selective cutting of mature trees in a seven acre woods. He provides joists for a 10 foot barn expansion and supplies timber for neighboring farmer Kendall Digman. The project improves shade, wildlife habitat and farm economics as conservation agents note the woodlot strengthens the overall program.

Nick F. Calabresa Soil Conservation William Leopold Leopold Monroe Virgil Robert Evening Times Route 3 Soil Conservation Service Kendall C. Digman

Conservation farming boosts dairy herd and yields in Monroe area

Leopold's program begun in 1952 aims to expand dairy production through 120 acres of contour strips, pasture renovation, tree planting, and waterway work. He reports higher yields from crop rotation and fertilizer, plans to grow further, and credits the Smock Valley Watershed Association for rapid conservation progress. Leopold and his wife, married 25 years, raise five children near Monroe, with Shirley at the county extension office.

Leopold Monroe Robert Virgil Shirley William Jr Evansville Wilbert Christen Jr Monticello SCS

Navy Yeoman to Be Discharged in California Flight

Walter Leuthy yeoman first class and Mrs. Leuthy will fly from Hawaii to California on June 18. He will be discharged after four years of Navy duty at month end. Mrs. Leuthy the former Audrey Wichser flew to Hawaii in October for their marriage.

Monticello Walter Leuthy

Airman Glen E. Pehl Discharged After Four Years Service

Airman first class Glen E. Pehl of the 3380th Motor Vehicle Lqd. at Keesler AFB Biloxi Mississippi has been discharged after four years in the Air Force. He earned the Good Conduct ribbon and the National Defense ribbon and served at Keesler for two years. He will attend a summer business course at Spring Hill College Mobile Alabama and plans to visit Woodford in August.

Glen E. Pehl Keesler Afb Biloxi Miss Air Force Pehl Henry Pehl Woodford Keesler Spring Hill College Mobile Ala

Bet cy Siedschlag earns BA from Wheaton College

Betty Siedschlag, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Siedschlag, was awarded a BA degree at Wheaton College, Wheaton Illinois, with her parents in attendance. Debra Joan Beckman born Saturday joins siblings Karen, Vicki, John, and Tom, as Mr. and Mrs. Owen Beckman announce the name.

Betty Siedschlag Melvin Siedschlag Wheaton College Wheaton, Ill Juda Owen Beckman Debra Joan Beckmans Karen Vicki John Tom

Butler To Speak On Scouting At Meeting In Freeport

Roy R. Butler of Freeport, chief executive of the U S Grant Council, Boy Scouts of America, will address a forthcoming meeting on scouting topics. His remarks are expected to focus on program aims and youth development within the council.

Kiwanis Club Meeting At Swiss Wheel Tomorrow

The Kiwanis Club venue is the Swiss Wheel restaurant tomorrow at 12 15 p m. Awards will be given to scout leaders.

Kiwanis Club

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