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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1971

Page

3

Country Club Auxiliary hosts Wednesday luncheon in Monroe

Sixty members and five guests attended the Monroe Country Club Auxiliary regular luncheon. Bouquets of wild flowers decorated tables. Bridge winners were Mrs. Meythaler, Mrs. Figi, and Ila Morrell. Golf winners included Mrs. Wright and others on front and back nines.

Monroe Country Club Auxiliary Walter Reger John Lyons New York City Merlin Olson C. W. Welsh Dixon Ill Pherna Duke Westminster S.C Miles Baden Aurora Ronald Johnson Robert Meythaler Kenilworth W. B. Gnagi Mmes Minnie Figi Ila Morrell Richard Wright Harvey Loeffel Alvin Kubly Russell Myers Charles Mathias Alvin Babler Monroe Blackhawk Country Club Nakoma Country Club Madison Frances Moritz Mmnes James Forbes Kenneth Smith

Women’s Relief Corps elects Mrs Stuessy to executive board

Mrs Herman Stuessy is elected to the Department Executive Board at the Woman’s Relief Corps meeting in American Legion Hall. Miss Hedwig Portman and Mrs Ernest Zumbach reported on the Department Convention. The next district meeting will be Beloit. A picnic dinner is planned at Lincoln Park on July 20 at 6 p.m. Guests and prizes invited.

Herman Stuessy Department Woman’s Relief Corps American Legion Hall Hedwig Portman Ernest Zumbach Stuessy Beloit VFW King Zumbach Miss Portman

Training Techniques for Title I Day Care Clients session

Mrs Hahn and Mrs Hahn along with 46 other staff attended a day long session on Training Techniques for Title I Day Care Clients held June 11 at The Spring Green. The Madison Association For Retarded Children organized the program with cooperation from the Wisconsin Bureau of Mental Retardation. Speakers included Dr Paul Lustig and leaders from University of Wisconsin Kenosha School District Southern Colony and Montessori Children’s House in Madison.

James Hahn James Otteson Monroe Spring Green Wis Madison Association For Retarded Children Wisconsin Bureau of Mental Retardation Robert Browning University of Wisconsin David Dolan Kenosha Gerald Diamond Southern Colony Carol Alver Montessori Children’s House Madison

Clarno WSCS Holds June Meeting at Mrs Ammann Home

The Clarno Zion United Methodist Church WSCS met in June at Mrs. Harry S Ammann’s home with Miss Selma Grenzow as guest. Mrs Roselyn Vogel opened, Devotions by Mrs Elmer Beckman on The Pessimist the Humanist and the Prophet. Business session led by Mrs Kenneth Hartwig. guest day planned for Sept 8. Next meeting July 14 at Mrs Floyd Timm.

Harry S. Ammann Selma Grenzow Roselyn Vogel Elmer Beckman Albert Reinmann Kenneth Hartwig Floyd Timm

Robinsons honored at picnic dinner in Monroe

Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Robinson of Fort Collins Colorado visiting relatives before their two year Peace Corps deployment in Africa were honored at a June 13 picnic in Lincoln Park Monroe. Attendees included Ella Olson Merlin Olson Gene Robinson and many Olson and Nall family members from towns across Wisconsin.

Jerry Robinson Fort Collins Colo Africa Peace Corps Lincoln Park Monroe Ella Olson Robert Hoesly Merlin Olson Spring Green Clayton Olson Mineral Point Butch Ferrell Dodgeville Clinton Nall David Nall Coral Nall Argyle Gene Robinson Diane Don Robinson Nora Ill John Mayfield Janesville Amos Olson Gene Kieler Darlington Roger Olson Bernard Olson South Wayne

Officers Named for 1972 Block Reunion

At the 35th annual Block reunion held June 13 at East Clarno Church, officers were elected: Ray Block president, Harold Mohns vice president, and Mrs. John Hillbrand secretary treasurer. About 160 people attended, with several travelers from Minnesota and Florida among others. Also noted was the engagement of Diane Sersch to John Russell, with both sets of families listed and career details provided. no wedding date set.

East Clarno Ray Block Harold Mohns John Hillbrand Lioyd Long Rudy Block Dennis Block Paynesville Minn Eldon Block St. Anthony J. Emmett Armstrong JoEllen Tampa Fla Edmund Thralls Eddie Nashville Tenn Janesville Rockford Eleroy Freeport Brodhead Albany Monticello South Wayne Durand Pecatonica Juda Monroe Fred Sersch Rt. 1 Apple River Ill Diane John Russell Lyman Russell Lake Mills Lersch

Dear Abby Readers Share Newsroom Etiquette and Love Dilemmas

A reader laments newspaper hogs who grab the sports section and Dear Abby. A second letter asks how to compete with Nick’s sister in law Amy for a man in a family-dominated contest. A third writes in praising the column from Austin, Texas, and shares humor about relatives and a dog missing its owner.

Abby Nick Amy Austin Tex Marie M. P

Argyle High School Class of 1956 Holds 15 Year Reunion

The Argyle High School Class of 1956 held a 15 year reunion Saturday night at the Norsemen Supper Club. Bruce Pederson of Milwaukee served as master of ceremonies. Attendees included numerous area couples and teachers Mr. Bob Arnot and Don Schoenick. Letters were read from former classmates Mrs. Ralph Schuler and Mrs. Jack Drake.

Argyle Argyle High School Norsemen Bruce Pederson Milwaukee Curtis Anderson Madison William Ann Monticello William Bowen Barbara Winger Rockford Ill Roger Bright Sandra Tollakson New Glarus Robert Erickson Platteville Bob Arnot Don Schoenick Ralph Schuler Joyce Hawley San Diego Calif Jack Drake Virginia Goepfert Germany

Albany Township Cancer Drive Sees Higher Collection Total

Township chairman Mrs. Lawrence Dunphy reports the drive has collected 173.23 dollars an increase from last year. She urges families to mail in cards for free quarterly bulletins and emphasizes publicizing the seven signals of cancer awareness.

Albany Lawrence Dunphy

Notable thanks from Albany Township workers

Mrs. Dunphy expressed appreciation to Albany Township workers and a list of named individuals including Mmes Ralph Selmow Jr George Lee Dale Atkinson Orville Halverson Marland Moore Kenneth Klossner Jr Ivan Kittleson Austin Holtsapple Lawrence Maher Chester Swanson Hans Schlapbach and Elwyn Kittelsen and junior worker Jeanie Dunphy.

Studer Elmer Nuptials Held in Monticello Church

Miss Susan Kay Studer daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Studer SR Monticello became the bride of Phillip Herman Elmer son of Mr and Mrs J Herman Elmer New Glarus in a 2 PM ceremony at Zwingli United Church of Christ Monticello Rev Charles Workman officiated. The couple exchanged vows as wedding prayers were sung and organ music accompanied the service.

Monticello Susan Kay Studer Arthur Studer Sr Rt. 1 Phillip Herman Elmer J. Herman Elmer New Glarus Zwingli United Church of Christ Charles Workman Robert Meier Keith Jelle Belleville Meier Armin Daubert Maid of Honor Arthur Studer Jr Lee Studer John Wirth Jr Becky Moritz Linda Thoman Sue Ritschard Monroe Gary Elmer Gary Boley Milwaukee Alphorn Ford Pre-stressed Concrete Inc Verona

Soderholm Named Lay Delegate At Wisconsin Conference

Mrs. Robert Soderholm of 2305 26th St was chosen as a lay delegate to the 1972 General Conference at Green Lake June 10 13. The Wisconsin event included remarks by Bishop Ralph Taylor Alton and raised funds for cholera relief in India. The piece also covers a January wedding in Monticello and a shift to food stamp programs in Ashland County as part of a national transition.

Robert Soderholm 26Th St United Methodist Church Green Lake Women’s Society of Christian Service Monroe Harold Crume Melvin Roehdranz Walter Babula Alvin Rabehl Lawrence G. Mevis Darlington Indianapolis Ind Ralph Taylor Alton Wisconsin Indochina People’s Republic of China United Nations Leigh Roberts Madison University of Wisconsin Alton India

Butter Brickle Ice Cream Dessert

Butter brickle ice cream dessert for June Dairy Month uses butter crackers graham crackers pudding mix and Heath bars. The recipe yields about 15 servings and is shared by Mrs. Leon C. Gempeler of Monticello.

Leon C. Gempeler Monticello

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