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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1965

Page

5

Women’s Relief Corp Meeting Highlights Local Cancer Memorial Efforts

The Green County Legion hall hosted the Women’s Relief Corp where Mrs. Charles Zettle read the flag history. President Mrs. Chester Tobin named year’s aides including Mmes. Maske Evenson Kaderly Schwarze Zimmerman Johnson Tschanz Zettie Schadewaldt and Miss Geigel. National aids Misses Schroeder and Altman. Wayne Peckham outlined crusade versus Cancer Memorial programs and where envelopes may be found. Refreshments by Mmes Angliker Schott and Steffen.

Charles Zettle Women’s Relief Corp The Legion Chester Tobin Mmes Floyd Maske Helen Evenson Ed Kaderly Ernest Schwarze Will Zimmerman Amos Johnson Emma Tschanz Charles Zettie Charles Schadewaldt Marie Geigel Grace Schroeder Margaret Altman Wayne Peckham Albany Green County Clara Angliker Fred Schott Louise Steffen

39th Simonson reunion held at Browntown Park

The 39th annual Simonson reunion occurred Sunday at Browntown Park with co hosts Mr and Mrs Walter Meier Mr and Leo Dorneden and Mr and Mrs Keith Jackson. One hundred forty relatives attended from Wausheba Beloit Freeport Orfordville Brodhead Monroe South Wayne Wiota Woodford Gratiot and Darlington. New officers named Simonson Orfordville president Bernard Johnson Wiota vice president Tom Simonson Jr Brodhead secretary treasurer. The 1966 reunion will be hosted by the Chauncey Bertrams of Waukesha.

Simonson Browntown Park Walter Meier Leo Dorneden Keith Jackson Wausheba Beloit Freeport Orfordville Brodhead Monroe South Wayne Wiota Woodford Gratiot Darlington Bernard Johnson Tom Simonson Chauncey Bertrams Waukesha

Mrs Beach Attends College Week at Wisconsin Madison

Duane Beach of Route 1 joined 530 women at the University of Wisconsin Madison for College Week for Women from June 8 to 10. The Wisconsin Extension Service and Extension Homemakers Council sponsored the event with the theme Education Unlimited.

Duane Beach University of Wisconsin, Madison Wisconsin Extension Service At the University Wisconsin Extension Homemakers Council Education Unlimited

Gobeli Kaderly Nuptials at St Victor's Church

Carolyn Ann Gobeli and Edward Samuel Kaderly wed at St Victor's Church with Rev E C McCollow presiding. The couple, from South Wayne Juda and surrounding areas, plan to reside at 1924 8th St after a Western states honeymoon.

Carolyn Ann Gobeli Edward Sam Kaderly St. Victor's Edward Samuel Kaderly St.Victor’s Church E. C. McCollow Walter Gobeli South Wayne Edward J. Kaderly Juda Sherry Olson Madison Joyce Kaderly Mary Joe Everson Thomas J. Kaderly Eugene Gobeli Samuel J. Kaderly Rolland Coplien Rolyn Jorgenson Martha Dausman Pamela Pike Wisconsin Rapids Jean Ghastin

Ruth Chambers Feted With Pre Bridal Event

A bridal show was held at the Robert B. Trumpy home for Ruth E Chambers with cohosts Miss Becky Trumpy and Cheryl Whitehead. Attendees included Misses Becky Houser Ann Goecks Mary Walker and Mary Condon. Guests sending gifts were Mrs David Zittener and Miss Martha Etter. Ruth Chambers will marry Neale Roy Jones of Watertown on July 3 at Grace Lutheran Church.

Ruth E. Chambers Robert B. Trumpy Becky Trumpy Cheryl Whitehead Becky Houser Ann Goecks Mary Walker Mary Condon David Zittener Martha Etter Miss Chambers Neale Roy Jones Watertown Grace Lutheran Church

Professor Jenny Discusses Appalachia School Visit

Prof Martha Jenny visiting from Provo Utah spoke at Monticello Missionary Society on Berea College in Kentucky and student nurse training. Officers elected H F Stoll as vice president and Willard Prisk as treasurer for two more years.

Monticello Tims Martha Jenny Provo Utah The Missionary Society School of Appalachia Berea College Berea H. F. Stoll Willard Prisk Irene Marty William V. Baebler Alma Gempeler Emery Silver Lydia Voegeli Sylvia Curtis Ella Kubly Rose Stauffer Ellen Stauffer

Soviet Historian Popova Challenges US Myths in Book Praise

Evgenia I Popova, a Soviet historian, wins praise at Moscow University for The U S A and the Washington System arguing against Wall Street monopoly dogma. She portrays a broad U S middle strata and stresses public opinion and allied wishes in policy making.

Moscow Evgenia I. Popova United States Moscow University Miss Popova U.S.A Washington System China Washington America Wall Street Popova U.S Lenin Republic of Estonia Khrushchev

Stephenson to retire after 30 years in conservation

Newell O. Stephenson 56 of Washburn, pioneer conservation educator, will retire July 1 after 30 years in the field. He was the first field staff member of the State Soil and Water Conservation Committee, a joint Wisconsin Cooperative Extension Service and state committee appointment held since 1940.

Mayor Ekum Attends Wisconsin Guards Event at Camp McCoy

Mayor Walter R. Ekum joined Wisconsin Employers and Legislators Day at Camp McCoy during the 32nd Division National Guard field training. Registration opened at 9 a.m. and he planned to stay with troops through the day and join them for noon mess. The day would conclude with a firing demonstration. Green County’s Co. B. is spending two weeks in summer training at the camp with the division.

Walter R. Ekum Camp McCoy Wisconsin Employers and Legislators 32Nd Division National Guard Ekum Green County Co. B

Moonshiners Headed Now for the Big City

In Richmond Virginia moonshiners are moving from rural areas to urban centers. Stanley E Goulding head of the enforcement division of Virginia Alcoholic Beverage Control Board says hunters are driving them from the woods and winter foliage lacks cover while they seek closer access to markets.

Richmond Stanley E. Goulding Virginia Alcoholic Beverage Control Board

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