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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1961

Page

4

Rainbow Assembly initiates 59 girls at Monroe Temple

An Assembly of the Order of Rainbow for Girls instituted at Monroe Masonic Temple. Officers Ella Bringham and Lester M Johnson led the ceremony with music by Mrs. Leon Schroeder and solo by Mrs. Ervin Goecks. 59 girls became charter members. Barbara Schuetze presented a bouquet to Monroe Rainbow’s worthy adviser.

Order of Rainbow Monroe Masonic Temple Mmes Ella Bringham Lester M. Johnson Clark A. Kleckner William Johnston Ben F. Feldt Margaret Baker Leon J. Schroeder Ervin L. Goecks Monroe Rainbow Assembly Gloria Chapman Whitewater Sandra Nadler Fr. Atkinson Jean O’brien Beloit Charity Joan Doss Hope Janet Weston Faith Greta Swart Ft. Atkinson Karen Walser Lynn Atwood Susan Bennett Confidential Linda Olsen Outer Observer Marilyn Schroeder Karen Smith Patricia Hevey Leone Griesemer Florence Ludwig Olin Flisram Carl Holsinger Howard McCoy Edgar A. Briggs Lester Johnson Suellyn Schaak Milwaukee Grace Meeker Paula Mikkelsen Ruth Mikkelsen Melinda Welsh Horeb Elizabeth Johnston James May Barbara Schuetze Monroe Nancy Baker Jean Schneider Kay Bauman Barbara Gordon Susan Goetz Patricia Hanson Treasean Suzanne Skaife Chapain Barbara Rasmussen Jeanne Elmer Deanne Riemer Lois Gallagher Nature Becky Trumpy Holly Rossi Fidelity Clair Kubly Karen Jacobs Service Vicki Smith Confidential Observer Ruth Chambers JoAnn Montgomery Carol Buehler Johnston Monroe Rainbow Marlene Armstrong Christi Ault Pauline Beer Susan Behrens Roberta Benkett Joan Bernet Judy Bernet Christine Bober Geraldine Bober Nancy Chesebro Mary Condon Martha Etter Rosemary Forcade Linda Gessler Ann Goecks Marie Goecks Jane Hager Janet Johnson Joan Johnson Helene Kletzein Janis Kline Susan Mathias Marian Maurer Phyllis Mohns Kay Olm Katherine Park Cheryl Reichert Patricia Reichert Janet Richardson Rex Ann Roenneburg Caroline Roethe Laura Schroeder Laura Springer Donna Swiggum Caryl Stuart Linda Voelkli Mary Walker Barbara Williams Karen Woolever Johnson Kleckner Phillip M. Gordon Fred D. Kubly Norman Rasmussen Elva M. Kugler Chester E. Tobin Florence Behrens Bruce M. Blum Alton V. Kiel Robert B. Trumpy Stewart Kingston Robert Kramer Gladys Benkert Edwin Schuetze Kay Oli Cathy Park Daryl Stuart

Tea Event Highlights St Omar Chapter Eastern Star Roles

A detailed social notice lists hosts hostesses and officers for a St Omar Chapter Eastern Star tea. Guests include Brigham Bray Fink and Henderson with officers and deputies named. Pages and commentators from Masonry and Rainbow for Girls are also noted alongside lodge leaders and dignitaries.

Karen Woolever Helene Kletzein Nancy Chesebro Geraldine Bober Barbara Williams Jane Hager Mary Condon Christine Bober Jean Schneider JoAnn Montgomery Nancy Baker Patricia Hanson Mmes Sam A. Rubi Wilbert G. May Margaret Palmer Marian Phillips Kay Bauman Louis Goecks Neil Jacobs St. Omar Order of Eastern Star Arthur P. Benkett Matt H. Stauffacher Amy C. Evans Brigham Jacqueline Bray David Fink Rocky Brigham Joy Henderson Myrene Bovee Julia Wells Rainbow Vivian Blum Lester Johnson Orville Evans Smith Masonic Lodge Willis Riemer Palestine Kent Phillips Stewart Chapter Order of de- Molay

Carl Miller Reunion Held at Lincoln Park

The 36th annual Carl Miller family reunion was held yesterday at Lincoln Park with 50 relatives attending from Monroe Jutlo and Blacksburg Virginia. Ted Miller presided at the business meeting and a telegram of greetings was read from Haman of Hayward California. Prizes were awarded to James Russell Miller as youngest present and Russell Miller as greatest distance from home. Officers for 1962 include William J. Miller president Russell Matzke vice president and Mrs Chester Hasse secretary and treasurer.

Carl Miller Lincoln Park Monroe Jutlo Blacksburg Ted Miller Haman Hayward Calif James Russell Miller Russell Miller William A. Miller Gladys Blum William J. Miller Russell Matzke Chester Hasse

Circle Will Meet at Doris Kading Home

The Vesper Circle of First Methodist Church will meet at 8 p m Wednesday at Mrs. Doris Kading's home. Miss Marilyn Kubly will share photographs from her trip to Japan.

First Methodist Church Doris Kading Marilyn Kubly Japan

Mary Ganshert Weds Jack Wardell in Gratiot Nuptial Mass

Mary Ganshert and Jack E Wardell wed in a solemn Nuptial Mass at St Joseph Catholic Church Gratiot with a reception and plans for a Madison home address 218 Ohio Avenue. The bride a radiology tech from Dodgeville attended Alverno College and is employed at West Madison Clinic. The groom works for Oscar Mayer and Co and the couple plans a eastern Canadian honeymoon.

Mary Cathert Ganshert Sireet Madison Besaa Jackugene Wardell Marquette Street St. Joseph's Catholic Church Gratiot Roy Ganshert Otis Wardell Avoca Julia Ann Ganshert Phyllis Gassen Milwaukee Sharon Sieger Nancy Sieger Madison Ann Holland Scott Wardell Dennis Ganshert Laverne Wardell Ernest Bollinger Gary Peterson Bill Holland Warren, Jr Mike Sieger

Beach Family Reunion Held in Monroe at Recreation Park

The fifth annual Beach family reunion was held yesterday in Recreation Park with about 80 attendees from Warren Roscoe Freeport Orangeville Burlington Ia and Beaver.

Warren Roscoe Freeport Orangeville Burlington Beaver

Shari Dell Engaged To Thomas R Davies

Prairie du Chien announces the engagement of Shari Dell Shulka to Thomas R. Davies of New Glarus. Both graduates of Platteville State College. Miss Shulka plans to teach English at Poynette High School. Davies will coach basketball at Portage High School. Wedding set for August 19 at St Peters Lutheran Prairie du Chien.

New Glarus L. A. Shulka Prairie du Chien Shari Dell Thomas R. Davies Platteville State College

EUB Bible Study Plans Wednesday Meeting

The Bible Study Group of Immanuel Evangelical United Brethren church will meet Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Mrs Edna Mackey's home. Mrs Matt Stauffacher will present the lesson.

EUB Immanuel Evangelical United Brethren Church Edna Mackey Matt Stauffacher

Block Home Scene Of Smith Gathering

The Smith family reunion was held yesterday at the Dwayne Block home Browntown with attendees from Roe Monticello Beloit Wis Freeport and Dakota Ill Officers for 1962 are Merlyn Loveland Monticello president Mrs Block vice president and Judy Losey Dakota secretary The 1962 reunion will be at the home of Mrs Grace Worsley Washington Township

Smith Dwayne Block Browntown Monroe Monticello Beloit Wis Freeport Dakota Merlyn Loveland Block Judy Losey Grace Worsley Washington Township

Jonathan Meythaler Honored With Birthday Dinner

Mrs. Leland Long hosted a birthday dinner for nephew Jonathan Meythaler of Milwaukee who turned one year old Friday. Guests included his parents Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Meythaler and his maternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Gottlob Krauss of Monroe. A cake with one candle topped the table as Jonathan received gifts.

Leland Long Janesville Jonathan Meythaler Milwaukee Jonathan Jerry Meythaler

Tobin Leads IOOF Rebekah Youth Camp Activities

Mrs. Tobin served as a counselor at the IOOF Rebekah Youth Camp at Spencer Lake last week. She taught batoning and Indian dances for the Friday night pageant, assisted by David Carr, son of Mr and Mrs Donald Kohl, sponsored by Esther Rebekah Lodge of Monroe.

Chester Tobin Ioof-Rebekah Spencer Lake David Carr Donald Kohl Carr Esther Rebekah Lodge Monroe Tobin

Lincoln Service Private School Ad for U S Government Jobs

An advertisement urges adults 18 to 52 to prepare for U S Civil Service openings with pay up to 446 a month. It promises high security and advancement, notes low education needs, and claims many pass rates are low. Free information and a coupon request are offered from Lincoln Service Dept 8 Pekin Illinois.

U.S. Civil Service Lincoln Service Dept

Youth campers and volunteers highlight state program

About 176 youths attended the event with camp personnel and the volunteer counselor Mrs. Tobin, who has served in that role for four years, noted by organizers.

Tobin

Mrs Beckman Improves at St Clare Hospital

Mrs Elmer Beckman of Route 1 is reported making satisfactory progress at St Clare hospital where she has been a patient since a power lawn mower accident on the Beckman farm June 16. More than 300 stitches were used and doctors feared she might not walk again before therapy aided recovery.

Elmer Beckman St. Clare Hospital Beckman Farm

Woman Injured Turning Off Mower May Be Released This Week

Mrs Beckman, hurt when she stepped from a 32 inch power mower on uneven ground, may be discharged from the hospital this week. She says she rushed to finish and forgot to take the mower out of gear as it ran over her legs. Neighbors Carl and Mrs Jensen rushed her to the hospital. she works at Wolfe's Stop and Eat on Smoky Row.

Beckman Wolfe’s Smoky Row

Get there safer in a dependable car bargains in ads

The message urges safer travel in a dependable car and advertises real bargains found in daily classified ads.

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Masonic Temple U.S Cornish Oscar Mayer Washington Bing Cherries California Reynold Read Kingsford Donald Duck Mary Ganshert Jack E. Wardell Recreation Park Beach James Gilbert Winslow, Illinois Mrs. Tobin IOOF P Seeeeeeseesebe Yager Malaga Dot Dennis Hay Baler Twine Holland Brennan’s Supper Market Certified Grocers OF Illinois, Inc
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