Social Event Elects Alpha Zeta Officers for 1954 55
Miss Dorothy Johnson was elected president of Alpha Zeta chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha at a Green room meeting in Ludlow Memorial Library. Others named were Ruth Hanson vice president Lois Miller recording secretary Evelyn Drake corresponding secretary Lois Lundy treasurer and Mrs Walter J Kubly educational director plus Margaret Kuster state council representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Johnson
Alpha Zeta Chapter
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Ludlow Memorial Library
Margaret Kuster
Ruth Hanson
Lois Miller
Evelyn Drake
Lois Lundy
Walter J. Kubly
Kuster
State Council
Eileen Pagel
ESA
Wisconsin Dells
Kubly
Hanson
Erma Klassy
Miss Lundy
Miss Johnson
Gertrude Erb
Gamm
Emil Klarer
Agnes Tornow
William Kugler
Robert Johnsons Honored at Shower
A post nuptial shower was given Saturday night for Mr and Mrs Robert Johnson by Mrs Robert F Babler in the Johnson home 2336 17th avenue. Games and prizes were enjoyed by guests including Victor Svendsen and J S Miller. Attendees included families from Monroe Argyle Freeport Rockford and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Johnson
Robert F. Babler
Johnson
17Th Avenue
Victor Svendsen
J. S. Miller
Messrs
and Ames
George Johnson
Freeport
Richard Ames
Gary
Steven
Rockford
Lloyd Flick
Frank Fahs
Monroe
Light Firm Auxiliary Holds Picnic Supper
The Wisconsin Power and Light Co auxiliary picnic was moved to the club room because of the storm. After the potluck supper the group played 500 with prizes won by Mrs Carson G Lowl Mrs Thomas E Kelly and Mrs Donald Bloom. Planning committee members included Mmes Robert D Kitt o Arthur C Nondahl Robert E Hayes and Roy A Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
Carson G. Lowl
Thomas E. Kelly
Donald Bloom
Mmes
Robert D. Kitto
Arthur C. Nondahl
Robert E. Hayes
Roy A. Beach
Family Picnic At Monticello Home Reported
A Sunday family picnic dinner was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Werner Hefty and family. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Werner Brunner and Ricky Jefferson, Mr. and Mrs. William Klassy, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hefty and Edward C. Hefty. Afternoon callers were Roy Hefty and daughter Susan of Orangeville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Werner Hefty
Werner Brunner
Ricky
Jefferson
William Klassy
Henry Hefty
Edward C. Hefty
Roy Hefty
Susan
Orangeville
Guild Meeting Set by Jordan WMF Lutheran Guild
The Jordan WMF Lutheran Guild will meet in the church on Thursday at 2 p m. Morgan Johnson William Hexom Eric Halverson and Oscar Nybroten are named as co hosts for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan Wmf Lutheran Guild
Morgan Johnson
William Hexom
Eric Halverson
Oscar Nybroten
June Birthday Picnic Honored At Boss Home
A Sunday picnic at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Boss in Washington Township celebrated June birthdays. Guests included George Yeazel, Mrs. Ralph Yeazel, Mrs. Arthur Boss, and many family members from Pardeeville Sun Prairie Be loit and Winslow, with cake baked by Mrs. Boss and music by Linda Foulker and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Boss
Washington Township
George Yeazel
Ralph Yeazel
Boss
Linda Foulker
Robert Foulker
Nancy Boss
Otto Krueger
Monroe
Nettie Baltzer
Sun Prairie
Terry
Jeffery
Christine
Marcia
Pardeeville
Lynn Yeate
Mary Lynn
Beloit
Linda
Richard
Sandra
Emil Foulker
Gerald Foulker
Winslow
Kitchen Linen Shower Fetes Betrothed Couple
Relatives and friends of Miss Ila Probst and her fiance Harlow Duerst held a kitchen and linen shower at the Cleve Dinges home on 2002 11th Street. Hosts were Mrs. Dinges and Mrs. Milo K. Swanton of Madison. Guests came from Browntown South Wayne Albany Clarno Monroe and Madison. The couple will marry Sunday at 7 p m in St. John's church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ila Probst
Harlow Duerst
Cleve Dinges
11Th Street
Dinges
Milo K. Swanton
Madison
Miss Probst
Browntown
South Wayne
Albany
Clarno
Monroe
St. John’s Church
Streit Baptizes Linda Kay With Family Dinner
Linda Kay Streit daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Streit was baptized Sunday at St John s Evangelical and Reformed Church by Rev Paul C Kehle. Born December 26 the child was sponsored by Mrs Fred Bandi and John Wirth Jr of Monticello. A dinner followed at the Streit home attended by maternal and paternal grandparents Arthur Budde Monticello Carl Streit and Mrs Fred Bandi and Mr John Wirth Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Kay
Daugher
Frank Streit
Juda
St. John’s Evangelical and Reformed Church
Paul C. Kehle
Fred Bandi
John Wirth Jr
Monticello
Streit
Arthur Budde
Anniversary Party Honors Harold Holcomb and Wife
Mrs Harold Holcomb and her husband from Monroe were feted at a party in Monticello marking their 40th wedding anniversary last week. Attending were Mmes Jacob Marty and Ira Holcomb along with other Holcomb relatives and Charles Chapman of South Wayne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Harold Holcomb
Monroe
Messrs
Mmes
Jacob Marty
New Glarus
Ira Holcomb
Arthur Holcomb
Henry Hefty
Fred Holcomb
James Holcomb
Ed Zimmerman
Earl Holcomb
Charles Chapman
South Wayne
Four Members Added To Monroe Swiss Club
Four new members joined the Monroe Swiss Club during a Turner Hall meeting last night. Named were Hans Leuenberger of Orangeville Fred Marty of Argyle and Mr and Mrs Max H Voelkli of Monroe. The club scheduled its annual picnic for July 12 with a rain date one week later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner Hall
Hans Leuenberger
Orangeville
Fred Marty
Argyle
Max H. Voelkli
Monroe
Miscellaneous Shower Honors Rosemarye Koch
Rosemarye Koch was honored at a miscellaneous shower hosted in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph L. Figi. Co-hostesses included Mrs. Figi Mrs. Dewayne Figi and Mary Lou Figi. Attendees included Mrs. Theodore Albert Mrs. Addie Briggs Mr and Mrs Frank J Koch and family Mr and Mrs Dewayne Figi and boys Misses Marie and Inez Grant Ralph L Figi Jr George
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosemarye Koch
Ralph L. Figi
Figi
Dewayne Figi
Mary Lou Figi
Theodore Albert
Addie Briggs
Frank J. Koch
Marie and
Inez Grant
Ralph L. Figi Jr
George
Figi Family Recitals and Showers Set for Wedding
Allen Figi Joséphine Figi and George Figi of Monroe Mr and Mrs William J Figi and family Argyle and Leland L Showers Orangeville Miss Koch will marry Leland Showers next Sunday in St John's church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Figi
Joséphine Figi
George Figi
Monroe
William J. Figi
Argyle
Leland L. Showers
Orangeville
Miss Koch
Leland Showers
St. John’s Church
Monticello Church Circle Meeting Set
Mrs. Dan Ringhand and Mrs. Paul Oppliger will lead the Ruth Circle program at Zwingli Evangelical and Reformed church tomorrow evening in the parish house. A sack lunch will be served with hostesses Mrs. Leo Gempeler and Mrs. Lawrence Karlen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Dan Ringhand
Paul Oppliger
Ruth
Zwingli Evangelical and
Cost Index Edges Up in May
Government report shows living costs rise three tenths of one percent in May driven by higher food prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Film Actress Booked After Collision and Scuffle
Beverly Hills actress Marie McDonald was ordered to court after a police confrontation. She allegedly drove under narcotics influence, struck four parked vehicles, and fled. Officers reported she resisted, kicked a lieutenant, removed a shoe, and damaged a light fixture during processing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Hills
Calif
Marie McDonald
Miss McDonald
John Rankins
Argus Hilltoppers 4-H Club Plans July Home Tour
The Argus Hilltoppers 4-H Club met at Arthur Holcomb’s home and voted to hold its annual member home tour on July 11 starting at Albert Doppler’s residence. Harry Kemprood gave the club pledge and Jack Siedenthaler presented a daily project talk. The meeting ended with games and a wiener roast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argus Hilltoppers
Arthur Holcomb
Albert Doppler
Harry Kemprood
Jack Siedenthaler
Monticello Social News From Mrs Curtis Mixes Family Visits
Monticello column records Sunday calls and weekend visits. Names include Fannie and Frieda Benkert Lydia Voegeli Baltz Hoesly F W Voegeli Mrs Werner Blum Monroe families Jack Hoskins and kin John Elmer Darlyne Ralph Pearsons Kathy Becky and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie
Frieda Benkert
Lydia Voegeli
Baltz Hoesly
F. W. Voegeli
Werner Blum
Monroe
Jacob Voegeli
Royal Voegeli
Jack Hoskins
Clarence Wittenwyler
New Glarus
John Elmer
Darlyne
Madison
Ralph Pearsons
Kathy
Becky
Milwaukee
William Borchard
Tommy
Marion
Jacob Stauffer
Anna
Sophia Bently
Emma Marty
Albert J. Marty
Pleasant
John Stauffer
Edward Becker
Fami
Local social notes list Sunday guests and visits
The page records numerous visits and social calls. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Stauffer host Kate and Rose Stauffer. Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Kubly host David Bowes Janet and Koon Kubly Eugene Madison. Walter Wittenwyler and grandson Kurt visit with Marion Swann Attica. Mrs. Donald Knobel attends her ill mother in Darlington. H A Becker visits Madison and New Glarus. Henry Kubly Monroe visits Wittenwyler. Fred Fehrner Lawrence Karlen and Douglas host a picnic with Chester Wyss Rock City. Karlen and Douglas visit Ralph Freitag. Gene Lynn Madison visits his parents M E Lynn. F H Steinmann leaves for Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Becker
Madison
Henry Kubly
Monroe
Walter Wittenwyler
Fred Frehner
Albany
Lawrence Karlen
Douglas
Chester Wyss
Rock City
Neptune's Mass and Densities Noted in Brief Item
An article fragment notes Neptune’s mass as about 17 times Earth’s and its density about a quarter of Earth’s. It also mentions family visits by Mr and Mrs John Blumer in Monroe and Frederick Steinmann with his mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eral
Frederick Steinmann
John Blumer
Werner Blumer
Monroe
Neptune
Earth
Also Mentioned on This Page
Robert Johnsons
Home Gardener
Acme
Ace Hardware
Streits
Harold Holcombs
Monroe Swiss Club
the Super Symphony
Zenith
U.S. Pat
Floyd Chambers
Route 1
John
William
Glen
Thomas McMillan
Broomfield
N.J
DeWitt Backus
Inglewood
Chambers
Clyde
Ralph Weaver
Will Miller
Clinton
Frigidaire Home Appliances
Laainiz
Oldsmobile
Fisher
Green County Auto Company
O. D. Curtis
Gene Lynn
M. E. Lynn
F. H. Steinmann
Alice In Dairyland
Kempfert’s
Ogov, Parm
Hoffman
DRY Cleaners
Pacage OR
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