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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1966

Page

3

Kernen-Klassy couple marks 40th anniversary

Mr and Mrs John Kernen of Monroe observed their 40th wedding anniversary on February 18 with a party February 20 at Turner Hall Dining Room. They were married February 18, 1926 in New Glarus. Attendants included Mrs Melvin Voegels and Sam Klassy. They have a daughter Mrs Everette Rupnow and two sons Clarence and Edwin plus nine grandchildren.

John Kernen 17Th Ave Turner Hall Hilda Klassy Kernen New Glarus Melvin Voegels Sam Klass Herman Karlen Monticello Messrs Mmes Clarence Kernen Sam Klassy Rudy Schweizer Robert Wild Ed Gmar Cindy Wieser Larry Klassy Everette Rupnow South Wayne Edwin Kernen Wilbert Stauffer Eldon Ott Hollandale Albert Tobler Evelyn Tobler Juda Adolph Zimmerman Stanley Thornton Albany Claire Cross McConnell Matt Rupnow John Rackow Winslow Emil Rupnow Dakota Ill Herbert Knobel Diane Marie Jacob F. Koller Jacob Koller Miss Knobel Oaktron Industries Monroe Air Force Keesler Base Mississippi Schroeder

Mrs. Gilman Schmid Hosts Esther Circle Meeting

Mrs. Gilman Schmid opened the Esther Circle of Reformation Church with a reading by Mrs. Sam Goecks. Mrs. George Wasserstrass played piano. 14 members attended and planned Fellowship Hour, a lunch stand for farm sales, and the April 7 meeting hosted by Mrs. Florence Duerst.

Monticello Gilman Schmid Esther Reformation Church Sam Goecks George Wasserstrass Florence Duerst Harvey Gempeler Walter Graber Rufer Brothers

Monticello Auxiliary Plans for 1966 Activities

The Monticello American Legion Auxiliary met with Mrs. Joe Legler to discuss engaging 8th graders in an Americanism essay contest, sponsoring the Easter Seal drive again, entertaining VA Hospital patients in Madison, and sending cookies to Tomah hospital. Mrs. Ronald Larson was named Americanism chairman by president Mrs. Orville Anderson. Mrs. Thomas Brusveen read a letter from a girl who has spent 24 annual periods at Camp Wanbeek.

Monticello American Legion Auxiliary Joe Legler Madison Tomah Ronald Larson Orville Anderson Thomas Brusveen Camp Wanbeek

Kathleen Nussbaum Elected Sorority Official at Stout State

Miss Kathleen Nussbaum daughter of Mr and Mrs John J Nuessbaum 702 27th Ave has been elected chapter recording secretary of Alpha Sigma Alpha at Stout State University Menomonie She became an active member on Dec 4 1965 pledging last fall after meeting qualifications and maintaining above 25 GPA She will participate in Stunt Night March 11 12 13 and in the Synchronized Swimmers Program March 25 26 as publicity chairman.

Kathleen Nussbaum John J. Nuessbaum 27Th Ave Alpha Sigma Alpha Stout State University Menomonie Miss Nussbaum

Histoplasmosis topic set for East PTA meeting

The East School PTA will discuss Histoplasmosis at 7 30 p m tomorrow. Dr Edward Zupance pediatrician and Monroe Health Officer and Katheryn Etter R N Monroe school nurse will join PTA president Dr Robert R Baumann to lead the session. Coffee and doughnuts follow.

PTA Edward Zupance Monroe Katheryn Etter R.N Robert R. Baumann

Loren Leck Feted With Family Dinner

A family dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs Clifford Leck and Daryl Wilde honored Airman 1st Class Loren E Leck and his fiancee Miss Mary Jane Dix of Madison. Leck has served at Truax Field about four years and plans to marry May 14. Guests included extended Leck family and friends.

Clifford Leck Daryl Wilde Loren E. Leck Mary Jane Dix Madison Leck Truax Field Miss Dix

Pythian Sisters Unit To Hear Schmidt Talk

Mr and Mrs Leon O Schmidt of Monroe will show pictures and recount their world trip at the Pythian Sisters meeting. The session starts 8 pm at the IOOF Hall with a brief business meeting followed by a luncheon served by committee members Mines Roy Chesebro Ralph Arnold Nellie Towell and Lela Broege.

Leon O. Schmidt Monroe Pythian Sisters IOOF Mines Roy Chesebro Ralph Arnold Nellie Towell Lela Broege

Leyenda Club Meeting Planned for Tomorrow

Leyenda Club will meet with Mrs. O. J. Schwalbe at 2012% 9th St tomorrow at p.m. Effie Wenger will review the book The Road Grows Strange by Gladys Hasty Carroll.

Leyenda Club O. J. Schwalbe Effie Wenger Gladys Hasty Carroll

Falk Couple Feted On 40th Anniversary At Supper Club Here

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Falk of Monroe were honored at Marco's Supper Club for their 40th wedding anniversary. They wed Feb 24, 1926, in Bethel Church parsonage with attendants Mabel Witt and Raymond Smith. They have seven children and ten grandchildren.

Clarence Falk Monroe Marco’s Luella Smith Bethel Church Parsonage VU. S. Long Mabel Witt South Dakota Raymond Smith Juda Robert Ted Wesley Milwaukee Kenneth Albuquerque N.M Paul Matzke Dean Miller Lombard David Burgett Santa Cruz Evelyn Carolyn Jeffrey Falk Brian Matzke Kathy Kristy Falk Lisa Diana Miller Kevin Timothy Burgett Falk New Mexico

Two Infants Baptized At Monticello Church

Julie Ann Hilliard infant daughter of Ronald and Mrs. Hilliard and Alan Edward Hefty infant son of Eugene and Mrs. Hefty were baptized at Zwingli United Church of Christ by Rev. J. Allan Mittler. Julie Ann’s sponsor was her uncle Jerry Klassy. Alan Edward’s sponsors were Mrs. Paul Hefty Monroe and Terry Wichser. Families celebrated with dinner hosted by the grandparents.

Kenneth Klassy Julie Ida Figg New Glarus Dean Hilliard Ronald Hilliard Tommy Jeffrey Richard Marty Diane Jerry Klassy Alan Edward Edward J. Marty Paul Hefty Monroe Terry Wichser Timmy Wilbert Hefty Eugene Hefty Robin Heidi Laurie Marty

Symbols To Be Wayne Guild Topic

The Women's Guild of St. Paul's United Church of Christ in Wayne township hosts a discussion on symbols led by Mrs. Walter Fernstaedt. The meeting is Thursday March 10 at 2 p.m. in the church, with meditation on What the Resurrection Means to Us. Hostesses are Mrs. Ann Burkhalter and Mrs. Lena Thomann.

Walter Fernstaedt Women’s Guild of St. Paul’s United Church of Christ Wayne Township Ann Burkhalter Lena Thomann

Knights of Columbus Hold First Degree Exemplification

The Knights of Columbus Monroe Council 1471 held an eight new members first degree ceremony Sunday after a 7 a.m. Mass at St. Victor's. Robert Silvis directed the degree team with Dr. W. M. Gerhart and others, followed by a breakfast. New members introduced by Grand Knight William R. Rieder Jr. were Robert Benkert Forrest Foulkes Thomas Krueger Donald Moe Thomas McCarthy Joseph McGuire Joseph Rast and J. D. Stricker. Major degree exemplifications are planned for Cuba City in April.

Knights of Columbus of Monroe St. Victor’s Church Robert Silvis W. M. Gerhart Bernard Weigel Glen Brecklin Donald Clark Marty Deigman Frank Klarer Robert Paulik Gene Osmond

Two Albany Women Honored for Long Sunday School Service

At Edgewater Cafe a Sunday School event honored Mrs. H. A. Erickson 86 for 69 years of teaching and Mrs. Addie Ayres for 61 years, both long-serving members of First Baptist Church Albany. Ayres began teaching at 15 and missed only three periods, during her infant son Arnold’s early years, her husband’s illness, and when caring for her foster father.

Albany First Baptist Church T. A. Erickson Addie Ayres Times Helen Zimmerli Edgewater Cafe First Baptist H. A. Erickson Addie

Longtime Albany Sunday School Leader Remembers Civil War Era

Mrs. Erickson, teaching in Albany First Baptist for 42 years, recalls a life shaped by her home parish and broader church work. Her students include long term members and her daughter, with memory work on the 91st Psalm each month. The piece also touches on local elder residents and Civil War survivorship connections through Mrs. Ayres and the Bennetts.

Clude Loeffel Bowman Lester Lewis Vern Jones Elizabeth Steindorf Erickson Roberta Loeffel Madison Alice Zimmerli Albany

Three Injured In City Car Collision

Three Freeport residents were injured in a two car mishap at the intersection of 16th Street and 14th Avenue yesterday at 5 08 p m. Francis Ganshirt and Shirley L Saalsan collided in the Ganshirt vehicle injuring Ganshirt Bessie M Ganshirt and Lottie M Elmer were also injured in the same car. A second incident at 8 10 p m involved Ralph A Scott striking a parked car owned by Richard L Ryner at 22nd Avenue police reported damage to both vehicles.

Freeport 16Th St 14Th Ave Francis Ganshirt Shirley L. Saalsan Darlington Ganshirt Bessie M. Ganshirt Lottie M. Elmer 22Nd Ave Ralph A. Scott Gratiot Richard L. Rhyner 19Th Ave

Barbs by Walter C Parkes

A humorous look contrasts views on life, rights, and morals with satirical lines about wealth, beauty, and driving, ending with an advertisement to call Adtaker at 325 5101.

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