World Prayer Day Observed by Nine Churches
Nine Protestant churches will be represented at the World Day of Prayer for Women services to be held tomorrow at 3 p m in the Universalist church. Co chairs are Mrs Gertrude Myers and Mrs Harold Wagner with participants from Universalist Meth odist Bethel United Brethren St Andrew's Episcopal Immanuel Assembly of God Union Presbyterian and Grace Lutheran. A vocal duet will be sung by Mrs Roy Evenson and Mrs Virgil Stauffacher and Miss Florence Voigt will direct the singing with Mrs Laroy Dodge at the organ. Rev Newell Mendenhall will give the benediction.
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Will
Universalist
Gertrude Myers
Harold Wagner
Universalist Church
Cochairmen
Mmes
Henry Cooper
Perle G. Guess
Method
Herman C. Wyss
Bethel United Brethren
Edmund C. Hamilton
St. Andrew’s Episcopal
Roy Heeren
Immanuel United Brethren
Theodore Burgy
Assembly of God
C. W. Chase
Union Presbyterian
Oscar Shager
Myron Jeglum
Russell Trumpy
Fred Kuckuck
A. S. Peterson
Clark Kleckner
Robert Kingdon
Newell Mendenhall
Grace Lutheran
Florence Wartenweiler
St. John’s
Roy Evenson
Virgil Stauffacher
The
Florence Voigt
Laroy Dodge
Women of the Moose accept four candidates
Four candidates were accepted into the Women of the Moose last evening and will be initiated March 13 at Janesville. The lodge will attend the Sponsors parade. Named candidates are Mrs Clark Kleckner, Robert Blum, Natalie Thurston, and Miss Alice Jones. A basket social held February 20 was reported as successful.
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Women of the Moose
Janesville
Mmes
Clark Kleckner
Robert Blum
Nathalie Thurston
Alice Jones
Luncheon Club Meets at Mrs Earl John Home
The Wednesday luncheon gathering at 2208 16th Street featured bridge with honors awarded to Mrs Charles Kohli and guest Mrs Charles Marvin. A 1 o'clock luncheon included spring flowers as centerpieces.
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Earl John
16Th Street
Charles Kohli
Charles Marvin
DAR Names Delegates At Local Chapter Meeting
Mrs May L Luchsinger was chosen to attend the state conference of the Daughters of the American Revolution at the local chapter meeting last evening in the home of Mrs Helen Place 808.
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DAR
May L. Luchsinger
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Helen Place
Milwaukee convention hosts review event and program details
The convention runs March 8 to 10 in Milwaukee with Mrs Anna Clark as co hostess and Mrs Fred L Kohli in charge of the program. Miss Marie Spee reviews the book Wayfaring Stranger by Burl Ives.
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25Th Avenue
Milwaukee
Anna Clark
Fred L. Kohli
Marie Spee
Burl Ives
Bruegger Family Honored At Cadiz Farewell Party
A farewell hosted Saturday at the Cadiz town house honored Mr. and Mrs. Herman Bruegger and family as they move to the Fred Lehnherr farm. Guests played a game for five hundred and the couple received a monetary gift.
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Cadiz
Herman Bruegger
Fred Lehnherr
Brueggers
Bake Sale Rescheduled by Women’s Relief Corps
The Women’s Relief corps bake sale is moved to Saturday March 12 and will be held at the Knights of Pythias hall.
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Women’s Relief Corps
Knights of Pythias Hall
Janet Arnsmeier Named President of Jolly Junior 4-H Club
Janet Arnsmeier was elected president of the Jolly Junior 4-H Club at a Monday meeting with leaders and parents present. Other officers include Donna Jean Matzke as vice president Joyce Arnsmeier as secretary James Keen treasurer Luan Miller club reporter. The 56 member club the largest in Green County voted to display a window for National 4-H Week and honored last year’s books including state contest entries by Robert Schilt and Russell Miller. Mrs Harvey Andrews is club leader and refreshments were served by Mrs Andrews and Charles Thalman.
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Janet Arnsmeier
Juda
Jolly
Donna Jean Matzke
Joyce Arnsmeier
James Keen
Luan Miller
Green County
Harvey Andrews
Robert Schilt
Joanne Hazeltine
Arthur Carter
Eugene Bloom
Harold Helmeid
Russell Miller
Andrews
Charles Thalman
Named to committee for Zwingli Aid society sewing group
Mrs William Spring and Mrs Paul Veenie were appointed to the sewing committee of the Zwingli Evangelical and Reformed Aid society at Tuesday’s parish house meeting. Fifty three members and eight guests attended. Layettes and carpet rags were sewn. Mrs Henry C. was mentioned.
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Monticello
William Spring
Paul Veenie
Zwingli Evangelical and Reformed Aid Society
Henry C
Community Visit Notes and Birthday Greetings At Meeting
Elmer documented visits to homebound residents as April visiting committee is appointed. Birthday songs honor Mrs. Marty, Mrs. Hammerly, Mr. Elmer, Mr. Graf, and Mr. Strasser. The lesson Budgeting Our Family Resources was led by Mrs. Voegeli with aid from Mrs. Elmer, Mrs. Schmid, and Mrs. Veenie. Eight guests attended including Clara Hefty E A Bent Thomas Runkle Emil Esch William Baebler and family.
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Elmer
John Hammerly
John A. Marty
Mmes
H. F. Stoll
Leon Voegels
Marty
Albert Strasser
Henry C. Elmer
George Graf
Jacob Voegeli
Merlyn Schmid
Veenie
Bessie Youngreen
Ee Clara Hefty
E. A. Bent
Thomas Runkle
Emil Esch- William V. Baebler and Son
Wendler
Beth Ann Schuler
Orangeville Women's Club to Meet at Memorial Hall
The Orangeville Woman's club convenes at 8 o'clock next Tuesday night in Memorial hall. Mrs. W. D. Little of Freeport will review a play, with music provided by local high school students directed by Thomas A. Kiburz.
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Orangeville
Memorial Hall
W. D. Little
Freeport
Thomas A. Kiburz
Explosion at Istanbul gun plant kills many
Searchers dug through the wreckage of a private munitions plant near Istanbul after an explosion yesterday. Officials said the death toll was expected to be well above the 15 initially estimated by a Turkish government spokesman.
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Istanbul
Great Books Group Studies Montaigne
The Great Books club met last evening in the city library Green room with Dr. John A. Schindler presiding. Montaigne essays sparked debate on custom evil faith and the upcoming study will be John Locke Of Civil Government led by Mrs. Perle Guess and Mrs. Schindler.
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John A. Schindler
Great Books Club
Montaigne
John Locke
Perle Guess
Guess
James R. Weir
Alvin H. Babler
Everett A. Janke
Theodore A. Hartman
John C. Werren
Fred J. Sarles
Henry G
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