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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1972

Page

3

Wisconsin Auxiliary honors and WWI convention report

Mrs Francis Atkinson of Albany reported on the World War I convention held in West Allis last week during the June meeting of the Green County Veterans of World War I and Auxiliary. Monroe Auxiliary won first place for hospital work with Kenosha second and Marshfield third. Mrs Atkinson was elected Wisconsin Auxiliary guard and appointed Department Hospital chairman for the coming year. Special recognition went to Mrs Thomas Watson of Blanchardville for 3,000 hours of VA Hospital work with Mrs Helen Spears. Mary Kittelson donated the special prize won by Mrs Spears. Birthday cards are requested for John Stevens at King Home who turns 87 on July 6. The next meeting is at 2 pm July 11 in VEW Hall.

Francis Atkinson Albany West Allis Green County Veterans of Thomas Watson Blanchardville V.A. Hospital Madison Helen Spears Bichardville Pauline —_Prisk Brodhead Mary Kittelson Spears John Stevens King Home Allrnch Vew Hall

Eighty six Women of the Moose honor Mrs Marty at Memorial

Women of the Moose held a Memorial Sunday observance in Moose Hall for the late Mrs Jeanette Marty. Jack Marty received a white Bible and guest book as family attended including Jane Joette and Tom Marty. Out of town guests came from Milwaukee Janesville Chicago Elkhorn and Madison. A Senior Regents dinner was set for 7 30 tonight at Idle Hour Mansion and the next WOM meeting will be at 8 00 p m June 21 in Moose Hall.

the Moose Jack Jeanette) Marty Moose Hall Joseph Tregoning Kenneth Gruenberg Marty Jack Marty Jane Joette Tom James Waukesha Mary Feron Chicago Ill International Board of the College of Regents Milwaukee Janesville Elkhorn Madison Richard Trumpy WOM James Amble Betsy Roger Mandy Long Monroe Duane Colessi Jim Theusch Chuck Lee Roger Nowicke East Dundee Firewen

Two Newborns Named Juda and Bruce Arnold in Illinois Area

SPRING GROVE Times Special reports David and Kenneth Daniels and Briggs families name newborn boys Juda and Bruce Arnold. Bruce Arnold Briggs joins a sister and lives with grandparents Arnold Briggs and Gilman Schmid. Timothy Allen Seffrood arrives, with Seffrood and Kieler families listed among grandparents and great grandparents Harriet Bennett noted as maternal great grandmother.

Spring Grove David Daniels Juda Orfordville Kenneth Speich Richard A. Briggs Rt. 1 Monticello Bruce Arnold St. Clare Hospital Pie Richard Loretta Semi Arnold Briggs Brooklyn Gilman Schmid Rt. 2 Charles R. Marty John Schmid Belleville Timothy Allen Edward Seffrood South Wayne Seffrood Shirley Kieler Earl Seffrood Daisy Kieler Gratiot Harriet Bennett Cuba City

Senior citizens club meets with new members added

BLANMARY VILLE Times Special reports 66 members attended the Senior Citizens Club meeting with 14 new members paying dues, bringing total to 78. Walter Gould presided at a noon potluck and business session after the pledge by Thomas Watson, with songs, violin solos, cards, and coffee. The next meeting is Wednesday June 21 at 1 30 pm with lunch and coffee. committees include Theresa Martin Morris Strommen Morris Hermanson and Ella Everson.

Blanmary Ville Senior Citizens Club Walter Gould Thomas Watson Mmes Morris Hermanson Garfield Colden Palmer Larson Norman Nelson Wilma Johnson Ed Thompson Clarence Alfred Milo ‘Swenson Theresa Martin Morris Strommen Morris’ Hermanson Ella Everson

Blumer Installed County Commander In Green County Legion

Blumer of Monticello was installed as county commander of the Green County American Legion Council at New Glarus. Mrs. Ernie Strause of Monticello became Auxiliary President, with Harry Wyman of New Glarus as first vice commander and Mrs. Nelson Miller of Albany as Auxiliary first vice president. Third District Commander Bud Mautz installed the officers. Niffenegger Jr. received a corsage and gift. Installation for posts except New Glarus and Albany occurred. Albany and Monroe posts vote a week later.

Varence Blumer Monticeno Green County American Legion Council New Glarus Ernie Strause Monticello Harry Wyman Legion Nelson Ann) Miller Albany Bud Mautz Sun Prairie Edward L Pauline) Niffenegger Jr Monroe Auxiliary Green County

Area Bible schools close in area programs

Bible schools in the area have closed with programs in their churches. Oakley Union held a Bible school program Friday evening with lunch in Fellowship Hall. Juda Baptist Bible School closed Friday and held a program at 11 a.m. Sunday. Juda Zion also closed Friday. Enrollment noted at 60.

JUDA Oakley Union Fellowship Hall Juda Baptist Bible School Juda Zion

Rury-Nowicke Vows Unite at St Monica's Carpentersville

Miss Inna Mae Rury and Robert Roy Nowicke exchanged marriage vows at 5 p.m. Saturday June 10 at St. Monica's Church Carpentersville. The bride daughter of Doris and Oren Rury. groom son of LeRoy and the late Mrs Nowicke. Officiating was Rev Adolph H Weideman. They plan to live at 954 Osage Court Carpentersville. The bride attends University of Wisconsin Platteville. groom is Kemper Insurance underwriter in Chicago.

Inna Mae Rury Monroe Robert Roy Nowicke Carpentersville St. Monica’s Catholic Church Doris Rury 13Th Ave Oren Rury Rt. 1 Harvard Ill Nowicke LeRoy Nowicke Osage Court Adolph H Weideman Debbie Wilson Indiana University of Wisconsin- Platteville University of Platteville Kemper Insurance Chicago

Baptism of Lori Burmeister in Our Saviour's Lutheran Church

Lori Burmeister daughter of Mr and Mrs Jim Burmeister Rt 1 Gratiot was baptized June 4 at Our Saviour's Lutheran Church South Wayne by Rev Glenn Borreson. Sponsors were Mr and Mrs Gaylord Schultz South Wayne. A dinner followed at the family home with numerous relatives listed from South Wayne Gratiot Argyle Monroe Milwaukee and Freeport.

Lori Yn Burmerst Jim Burmeister Rt. 1 Gratiot Our Saviour's Lutheran Church South Wayne Glenn Borreson Gaylord Schultz Clark Lelle Larry Mike Mark Mary Luann Seffrood Gaylord Shultz Valerie Traci Lloyd Retzlaff

Golden Agers Hold Potluck in Monroe Community Center

The Golden Age Club of Monroe held a Tuesday noon potluck at the Community Center. Forty five attendees played euchre dominoes Yass and 500. Mrs Luella Robb and Mrs Helen Creuzer of Monroe will serve refreshments at the next meeting on June 20.

Golden Age Club of Monroe Luella Robb Helen Creuzer

25th Wedding Anniversary for Mr and Mrs Leonard Marty

Mr and Mrs Leonard Marty of New Glarus celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary. The couple, who married June 28 1947, will observe the occasion with a wedding dance June 17 at the New Glarus Hotel. They have three daughters, Mrs Ron Schneider and two daughters Kathy and Pat.

New Glarus Leonard Marty New Glarus Hotel Audrey Westby Marty Ron Schneider Kathy Pat

Dairy Month Stuffed Franks Recipe From Green County

A June Dairy Month recipe—stuffed franks with cheese and bacon. Partially fry bacon, mix water evaporated milk and salt with mashed potatoes until fluffy, fold in Cheddar. Slice each frank, fill with potato mixture, wrap with bacon, bake 25 to 30 minutes.

Green County Farm Bureau

Missionary Society Meeting at Memorial Lounge

The Missionary Society of Zwingli United Church of Christ met Monday evening with co presidents Miss Ruth Abley and Miss Edna Babler in charge. Members heard a Spain trip talk by Mrs. Gordon Schultz, viewed slides and purchased items, and the nominating committee was announced. Luncheon and a birthday cake followed for 15 members and three guests.

Monticello Times 1 Missionary Society of Spain Schultz Lora Dick Kenneth Klassy C. W. Karlen Willis Babler Bernice Babler Belleville Gordon Schultz

Rudy Kubly Reunion Held in Forreston

The Rudy Kubly reunion was held at Forreston Michigan on Sunday. Mrs. Roger Hanson was named president for 1973 with Douglas Kubly as secretary. Attendees included Roger and Alberta Hanson, Delbert Harder, Junior Hanson, Donald Kubly and Alberta Foulker and families. John Heiman and family. Richard Pahl and Ricky. Herbert Kubly. and Douglas Kubly and family.

Browntown Rudy Kubly Forreston Roger Hanson Douglas Kubly Delbert Harder Junior Hanson Donald Kubly Alberta Foulker John Heiman Monticello Richard Pahl Ricky Maquoketa Iowa

Browntown Family Visits Highlight Reunion and Visits

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Rockow and family from Madison visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Rockow. Hubert Rockow attended the Curry family reunion at Lamont United Methodist Church. Paul Vincent of Des Plaines Tl spent Sunday with his father Ross Vincent and visited his hospitalbound mother. Mrs. Ruth Fritz of Freeport spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Sandley.

Ronald Rockow Madison Hubert Rockow Curry Lamont United Methodist Church Paul Vincent Des Plaines Ross Vincent Ruth Fritz Freeport Marvin Sandley

Pythian Sisters honor eight with 50 year memberships

The Pythian Sisters honored eight new fifty year members at their IOOF Hall meeting on Tuesday night. Certificates and gifts were given to each recipient, with several earlier fifty year members recognized as present or absent. A prize went to Mrs. Herman Stuess and a 1922 history was presented by Mrs. Alton Kiel.

Pythian Sisters IOOF Elsa Stauffacher Ethel Day Clara Theiler Gertrude Day Clara Thompson Minnie Figi Edna Bokemeier Sight Mmes Gertrude Lindsay Robert Benkett Florence Mackey Bradenton, Fla Harry Young Ralph Greenwald Fern Maurer Grace Blumer Chester Tobin Walter Kuebli Herman Stuess Alton Kiel Roy Gempeler Jane Obert Renee Stauffacher Gloria Breisath William Zuhlke Albert Wyss Orville White Lucille Stubbe Floyd Matzke The Knights of Pythias Herman Klassy Ralph Mahikuch Herbert Stauffacher

OES St Omar Chapter Officers Lead Meet at Masonic Temple

Pro tem officers preside for St Omar Chapter No 9 Eastern Star with Ruth Kleckner and Milburn Miller leading. Rainbow For Girls reports summer activities and plans Grand Assembly at George Williams College Williams Bay June 16 18 with Hurst Tobin and Ladwig attending. Royal Liddicoat honored for birthday. refreshments by Kundert Chesebro and decorations by Janke Evenson.

St. Omar Order of Eastern Star Masonic Temple Gertrude Clayton Martha Walter Ludwig Alton V. Kiel Ruth Kleckner Milburn Miller Dennis Hurst Order of Rainbow Rainbow Board Eastern Star George Williams College Williams Bay Mmes. Hurst Chester Tobin Walter Ladwig Hurst Royal Liddicoat Ralph Kundert Roy Chesebro

Browntown Social Notes Include Several Weekend Visits

Miss Pearl Smith of Monroe dined with Mrs. Theda Mau on Saturday evening. Mrs. Glen Kuhnke and Miss Margaret Blanchard of Blanchardville joined Friday visits. E. F. Bender of Muscoda is visiting friends. Mr. and Mrs. Max Wyssbrod visited Fred Wyssbrod and wife in Shullsbury Sunday. Joe Foulker and family of Genoa spent Sunday with his parents Ernest and Mrs. Foulker.

Pearl Smith Monroe Theda Mau Glen Kuhnke Margaret Blanchard Blanchardville Mau E. F. Bender Muscoda Max Wyssbrod Fred Shullsbury Joe Foulker Genoa Ernest Foulker

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Meet Women of Moose Blumer Legion Council Dad van Heusen Levi and Farah Monroe, Wis Mrs. Robe Rury-Nowicke Olwood Scherer Donald Burmeister Joe Dale Scott Susan Debbie Albert Johnson Celia Anderson Harold Lelle Richard Lelle Todd Timmy Argyle Keith Miller Vicky Kurt Marcia Joyce Retzlaff Lura van Matre Golden Agers Mrs Theda May the Blassy Shop Monroe's Square Herman Stuessy Ponderosa Zander’s Lake OES Alf Ae Hwy Wis Donna Schermerhorn
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