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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1960

Page

3

Monroe high school class of 1950 tenth reunion highlights

Seventy three members celebrated the Monroe high school class of 1950 tenth reunion at Monroe Country Club with dancing a dinner and a social hour Records the favorites of the 50s played during dinner Roll call was read and responses from absentees noted Margaret Angliker traveled from Charlottesville Virginia John Stauffacher noted as newly wed and Grace Carter Beloit had the largest family The group planned another reunion in five years Red and white carnations were given to women The class colors crimson and silver decorated tables The motto Our greatest glory is not in never failing but in rising every time we fall Class officers and planning committee listed.

Monroe High School Monroe Country Club Robert Smith Margaret Angliker Charlottesville John Stauffacher Bert Wells Grace Carter Beloit Robert Wells Marilyn Lanz McArdle Sybil Blumer Teehan Judy Madden Lindblom Jeniece Lindsay Wells Phillip Teehan Robert Dearth Dick Bruny Donald Timm Marianne Dittmer Goecks Joann Meyer Christensen Sonja Trickel Severson Carol Schindler Brand

Leiser and Schuetze Boys Attend UW Music Clinic

Mrs. Edwin Schuetze led Monroe High School orchestra for eight years. Alfred Leiser, now a Houston physician, gained fame as a violinist and attended UW Madison music clinics since seventh grade. Fred Schuetze Leiser, a seventh grade cellist, shares a dorm with Tom Leiser whose father recalled his own clinic experience. Other Monroe students attend the programs as Barbara Schuetze and Greta Pitkin prepare for the senior clinic.

Edwin Schuetze Monroe Alfred Leiser Houston Schuetze Helen Spencer UW Music Clinic Madison Fred Tom Leiser Leiser Tom Gottfried Leiser Karen Herbert Barbara Schuetze Greta Pitkin

Hoesleys and Kunderts Entertain for Silver Weddings

Mr. and Mrs. Ray E. Kundert and Mr. and Mrs. Hervey J. Hoesly both celebrated silver wedding anniversaries in the same week and hosted friends at the Hoesly home. High honors went to Mrs. Herbert C. Goecks and John H. Chambers, while Mr. and Mrs. John H. Bruni received low honors. Pink and white decorations and a book shaped cake topped the party, and gifts of money were given to both couples.

Ray E. Kundert 11Th Street Hervey J. Hoesly 10Th Street Hoesly Herbert C. Goecks John H. Chambers John H. Bruni

Bablers Host Family Party For Father’s Day And Birthdays

Henry E Bablers at 2613 14th street hosted a Saturday evening party honoring Father’s Day and the birthdays of Gary and Jody Ann Babler. Attendees included Merlyn and family from Shullsburg, Willis Babler from Milwaukee, Roger Sullivan and family from Juda, H L Prien, Joe Coffey, and the Babler group from Monroe.

Henry E. Babler 14Th Street Gary Jody Ann Babler Merlyn Babler Gary and Dale Shullsburg Willis H. Babler Milwaukee Roger Sullivan Kathy Tommy Juda H. L. Prien Joe Coffey

Mehlum-Feldt Rites In Viroqua Church

Miss Marilyn Jean Mehlum daughter of Mr and Mrs Ten ny Mehlum Viroqua became the bride of Richard W Feldt son of Mr and Mrs Harvey Feldt in St Marys Catholic church Viroqua on Saturday Attending were J L Babler and Mr and Mrs Ben Feldt and Mr and Mrs John Kubly Monroe and Mr and Mrs Fred Hahlen Mr and Mrs Harvey Mauerman and Mr and Mrs Burnett Kubly Brodhead

Marilyn Jean Mehlum Tenny Mehlum Viroqua Richard W. Feldt Harvey Feldt St. Mary’s Catholic Church J. L. Babler Ben Feldt John Kubly Monroe Fred Hahlen Harvey Mauerman Burnett Kubly Brodhead

Ruth Ann Rufer Baptized at St Johns Church

Ruth Ann Rufer daughter of Mr and Mrs Kenneth L Rufer was baptized yesterday at St Johns United Church of Christ with Rev Paul H Olm officiating Sponsors were Miss Gertrude Gerber of Los Angeles and Robert Ethridge of Monroe Ruth Ann was born February 1 in St Clare hospital.

ST. John’s Ruth Ann Rufer Kenneth L. Rufer

Hoesly Silver Anniversary Observed by Relatives

Mr and Mrs Hervey J Hoesly of 2110 10th street entertained relatives last evening in observance of their silver wedding anniversary. Guests included Sally Goecks and Rev P A Schuh. Members praised included Mrs Doran Zwygart and Herbert Goecks as siblings of Mrs Hoesly.

Hervey J. Hoesly 10Th Street Sally Goecks Hervey J. Rev. P. A. Schuh Doran R. Zwygart Herbert D. Goecks Hoesly Gary Chevrolet Janesville Holly Monroe High School Marilyn Rutsch Holly Hoesly Werner Rutsch Clarence C. Hoesly Euchre John McGuire Russell Kundert H. O. Elmer Elmer Avada Colo Washington, Il Frank J. Kundert Allie Holtshopple Harold Ackerman Chester Prien Monroe

Zee Family Outing Observes Birthdays

Mr and Mrs Clifford Zee Deb ie and Donna held a picnic outing yesterday at their home Route 1 Winslow honoring birthdays of John T Flannery John Flannery and Howard Lewis and Fathers Day Attending were John Flannery Sr Guy Hendrickson Gene Hendrickson and sons Gene Flannery and family Russell Swingen and daughter all of Argyle Mrs Alvin Gobeli and John Lewis and family Stoward Lewis and David Putnam and family all of Monroe Mr and Mrs Edward Wild and Miss Jo Jean Edlen Freeport Mr and Mrs Jim Daws Forreston II

Clifford Zee Debbie Donna Route 1 Winslow John T. Flannery John Flannery Howard Lewis John Flannery Sr Guy Hendrickson Gene Hendrickson Gene Flannery Russell Swingen Argyle Alvin Gobeli John Lewis Stoward Lewis David Putnam Monroe Edward Wild Jo-Jean Edlen Freeport Jim Daws Forreston

Miss Lucy Ann Sow Honored at Bridal Shower

Miss Lucy Ann Sow was honored at a miscellaneous bridal shower Saturday evening hosted by Mrs. Delmar Friedrichs and Miss Marian Huber at Miss Huber's home. She and Charles Huber plan marriage on July 10 and received gifts beneath pink and white decorations. Court whist honors went to Mrs. Friedrichs Miss Sowl Mrs. Robert Johnson and Miss Delores Huber with several attending guests listed.

Lucy Ann Sow Delmar Friedrichs Marian Huber Miss Sow Charles Huber Friedrichs Miss Sowl Robert Johnson Delores Huber Lowrance Pest Carson Sowl Charles Sluber

Chapman couple move to Florida in July

Mr and Mrs Robert Chapman have bought a mobile home and will relocate to Florida during the first week of July. Chapman has worked at the Ford garage in South Wayne for several years and plans to join the Ford Motor Co in Florida.

South Wayne Robert Chapman Florida Chapman Ford Ford Motor Co

Davies Family observes 30th wedding anniversary

The Davies and Fred Bridge celebrated Mrs. Davies and Mr. Bridge’s 30th wedding anniversary with a gathering at Marco's in Monroe. Additional attendees included Paul Strassburg of New Lisbon and Lan Lindsay of Cuba City, along with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bridge.

New Mexico State Highway Department West Fred Davies Ralph Bridge Marco’s Monroe Fred Bridge Paul Strassburg New Lisbon Lan Lindsay Cuba City

Rottler Anniversary Celebration at Local Church

Mr and Mrs Roy G Rottler celebrated their golden wedding anniversary with a reception at the Methodist church parlors yesterday afternoon. More than 150 friends attended with out of town guests from Chicago Milwaukee Janesville Madison Galena Hanover Platteville and Cuba City. The couple wed June 20 1910 at St Johns Lutheran Chicago in a ceremony conducted by Rev Johns.

Roy G. Rottler 9Th Street Lois Parrish Edward Klipstein Deanna Ellis Boney Martha M. Klipstein Mr. Bottler Rev. Johns St. John’s Lutheran Church Chicago Emma Klipstein C. J. Jam Milwaukee Janesville Madison Galena Hanover Ill Platteville Cuba City

Sellnows Entertain At Birthday Dinner

A double birthday dinner was held yesterday at the Donald Sellnow farm home near Browntown for Mrs. William Foesch of Monroe and Mrs. Lizzie Sellnow. Father’s Day was observed. A cafeteria dinner was served by Mrs. Sellnow. Gifts were given to the honored guests Roy Sellnow and Shirley and Mrs. Lizzie Sellnow Albany Mr. and Mrs. Ed Reasa Fordville Mr. and Mrs. William Foesch and the Donald Sellnow family.

Donald Sellnow Browntown William Foesch Monroe Lizzie Sellnow Sellnow Roy Sellnow Shirley Albany Ed Reasa Orfordville

Davies Couple Plans New Mexico Home in Santa Fe

Mr and Mrs William Davies left yesterday for Santa Fe New Mexico where they will make their home They spent two weeks with her parents Mr and Mrs Ralph Bridge Mrs Davies has taught English speech at Lancaster High for two years Her husband graduated June 10 from Wisconsin Institute of Technology Platteville with a bachelor of science in civil engineering He will be em-

William Davies Santa Fe N. M Ralph Bridge

Daughter Maureen Kay Enzinger Baptized at St. John’s UCC

Maureen Kay Enzinger daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Enzinger was baptized Sunday at St John’s United Church of Christ. Rev Paul Olm officiated with sponsors Miss Frieda Bidlingmaier and John Enzinger Jr. A dinner followed at the grandparents home in Argyle, with extended family listed from Dakota Argyle Monticello and Woodford.

Maureen Kay Edward Enzinger Dakota St. John’s United Church of Christ Paul Olm Frieda Bidlingmaier John Enzinger Jr Lawrence Bidlingmaier Argyle Stillman Huntly Monticello Edward Bidlingmaier John Dennis John Enzinger Sr Ed Enzinger Lauren Maureen Marlen Bidlingmaier David Johnson Woodford

Elected President Leads Benkert Reunion

Vincent J. Thomm of Route 3 was chosen as president at the 34th Benkert reunion held at Recreation Park. Officers include Arley Ausmus as vice president, Mrs. Arthur P. Benkert as secretary, and Mrs. Leland Miller as treasurer. Gifts were given to the oldest member Mrs. Fannie Benkert and to the youngest member Kathleen Marie Benkert, two month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul F Benkert. Forty eight families represented by 144 attendees with guests from Arvada Colorado Davenport Chicago Milwaukee Washington Freeport Belleville New Glarus Monticello and Martin town.

Vincent J. Thomm Route 3 Benkert Recreation Park Arley Ausmus Arthur P. Benkert Monroe Leland Miller Route 4 Walter Ausmus Sr Fannie Benkert Kathleen Marie Benkert Paul. F. Benkert Arvada Colo Davenport Chicago Milwaukee Washington, Ill Freeport Belleville New Glarus Monticello Martintown

Witnesses Hear Peace Prophecy at Jehovah’s Convention

At Richland Center a three day Jehovah’s Witnesses convention closed with a talk titled Finding Peace in This Troubled World. Peter O Mara district supervisor for Michigan Minnesota Wisconsin and Illinois argued that universal peace will come in our generation through God's means and not man’s. Forty local delegates attended the ministerial training program.

Jehovah’s Witnesses Richland Center Peter O’mara Michigan Minnesota Wisconsin Illinois Isaiah O’mara

Scouts At Apple River Camp Learn In Summer Program

Boy Scouts of Troop 113 Monroe attend Canyon Camp near Apple River this week with adult leaders Richard H Bahr Robert J Goecks J T Duke Etter and James R Gor ee. The group includes tenderfoot Harry Miller Gene Hasse Jerry Blum Mike Miller Terry Hayes John Etter Jim Webster Dan Mayer Curt Kubly Dick Pulkrabek Phil Peterson Hans Bernet Steve Schwartz and others.

Boy Scouts of Monroe Canyon Camp Apple River Richard H. Bahr Robert J. Goecks J. T. Duke Etter James R. Goree Harry Miller Gene Hasse Jerry Blum Mike Miller Terry Hayes John Etter Jim Webster Dan Mayer Curt Kubly Dick Pulkrabek Phil Peterson Hans Bernet Steve Schwartz Dave Mayer Mike Connors Jerry Ripp Dennis Gerondale Wynn Grendahl Marshall Zwygart Dennis Oostdik Jack Oostdik David Stauffacher Greg Gibbons Mike Doyle Dave

Former mayor dies in Biloxi after long illness

W. C. Graff, former Elkhorn Wisconsin mayor and retired jeweler, died Saturday in Biloxi Mississippi. He had been in failing health since breaking his hip in a fall about a year ago.

Biloxi Miss W . C. Graff Elkhorn Wis

Homemakers Tour Barrington Visit Quaker Oats and Jewel Tea

Members of the Tell Homemakers Club from New Glarus traveled to Barrington Illinois visiting Quaker Oats Research Corp and Jewel Tea. The group listed included Mmes Palmer Knoebel Arthur Elmer Clifford Pedersen Pete Zemp Merton Colney Todd Hewes Fred Lienhardt Henry Pauli Carl Erb Frederick Thacker Jacob L Marty and Bertha Barton.

Tell Homemakers New Glarus Times Tell Homemakers Club Barrington Ill Quaker Oats Research Corp Jewel Tea Mmes Palmer Knoebel Arthur Elmer Clifford Pedersen Pete Zemp Merton Colney Todd Hewes Fred Lienhardt Henry Pauli Carl Erb Frederick Thacker Jacob L. Marty Bertha Barton

Medical Men Told To Heed Own Advice

At the AMA convention in Miami Beach doctors underwent physicals. Twenty percent had heart abnormalities and 10 percent showed abnormal chest conditions. Thirty five were advised to see eye specialists for possible glaucoma. Dr. Charles McArthur noted lack of exercise likely contributed to poor results.

Miami Beach Fla American Medical Association Charles McArthur

Also Mentioned on This Page

Gloria Jonas 16Th Avenue Robert Rieder Ray Jonas Allenton Miss Jonas St. Clare Hospital Mr. Rieder John Rieder de Klassy Marjorie Eugene Steven Schnierer Eugene E. Schnierer Cleveland Ohio Miss Klassy Elmhurst College Lancaster Lancaster Theological Seminary United Church of Christ Schnierer Elmhurst St. Paul’s United Church of Christ Titusville York Joanne Louise Wahler Kenneth Wahler Frederick Alfred Boeck 12Th Street Clarence Boeck Wahler South Wayne High School West Clarno Leiser, Schuetze UW School Hoesleys Kunderts Henry E. Bablers Mehlum-Feldt Zuercher All-in Seattle, Washington Zee Mrs Radke Rottler New Mexico Spurgeons John L U.S. A V.J. Thomm News of the Homemakers Weel Rar Jamaica
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