Knights of Columbus Auxiliary Honors Past Presidents
At a regu lar KC Auxiliary meeting in American Legion Hall fifty two members attended the tribute to all former presidents formed in 1945. Mrs. Leo H. Share led with dessert while roses were given to each surviving president and a mass planned for March 11 at St. Clare Hospital for the late Mrs. Donald Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus Auxiliary
American Legion Hall
John Ferron
Paul Miller
Leo H. Share
Donald Clark
St. Clare Hospital
Joseph Ganshert
John Disch
Clem Esch
Joyce Kraus Feted With Bridal Shower
Miss Joyce Kraus to wed Robert Drews on April 17 at St John s United Church of Christ was honored at a March 6 bridal shower in Monroe hosted by Mr and Mrs Richard Wilde. Prizes and gifts were given. luncheon followed with attendees from Monroe Steuben South Wayne and Brodhead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Kraus
Robert Drews
St. John’s United Church of Christ
Richard Wilde
Monroe
Harland Fuchs
Pamela Knouse
Jake Rothenbuehler
Alvin Kraus
Kraus
Cheryl
Ronnie
Brodhead
Jacob Hoesly
Albany
Names listed in Janesville and Rockford notices
Mrs. William Klossner Tina Christine Kramer Mrs. Wayne Withee Robert Kraus Janesville Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Kraus Debra Barbara Madison Mrs. Ben Knouse Pamela Terry Rockford
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Klossner
Tina
Christine Kramer
Wayne Withee
Robert Kraus
Janesville
Alvin Kraus
Debra
Barbara
Madison
Ben Knouse
Pamela
Terry
Rockford
Mothers Club Meets In Mt. Horeb School
Mt Horeb Mothers Club held a gathering in the grade school gym with a tumbling demonstration by sixth graders from Mrs. Glen Spaay's class a dance by eighth graders and clothing modeling by seventh graders from Mrs Zeasman's home economics group Refreshments were provided by mothers of third and fourth graders with co chairs Mr Max Barth and Mrs Daniel Trainer listed as organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Horeb
Glen Spaay
James Zeasman
Max Barth
Daniel Trainer
Revival Services and Junior Rally Planned at Monroe Church
The Monroe Church of the Nazarene announces revival services at 8 p.m. from March 10 to 20 led by Rev. Glen Ide Jr. of Vicksburg Michigan. A junior rally starts March 12 at 9 a.m. with sessions at 7 p.m. nightly through March 20. The Ide family participates with a color Bible film, songs, quizzes, and youth programs.
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Monroe
Ide
Otsego
Mich
Michigan
Florida
Diane
Mt Horeb Scouts Promote Girls Week Activities
In observance of Girl Scout Week Mt Horeb Girl Scouts display trefoil signs on homes and attend services in uniform Cadette Troop 258 sponsors a Mother's Tea at the high school Saturday with Freda Bain AFS student from Mt Horeb speaking She is a Girl Guide in Ireland
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Horeb
Freda Bain
AFS
Ireland
IOOF Lodge 72 Hosts Guest Night with Films
IOOF Lodge 72 held guest night at IOOF Hall last evening with a color film on Cheese Days and a Hawaii visit film by John Steinmann. Seventeen members and eight guests attended. Lunch was served by Chester Tobin and Ralph Baltzer.
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Ioof Lodge
IOOF
Hawaii
John Steinmann
Chester Tobin
Ralph Baltzer
Sorority Heart Drive Surpasses Previous Efforts
The Alpha Zeta Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha reported Heart Sunday contributions exceeded prior drives and the overall total will match last year. Miss Thelma Gamm delivered a report on the State Council meeting in Madison held February 27. John Reese of Monroe Senior High School screened driving perception films and urged anticipation of others’ actions to stay safe, with guests and hostesses named.
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Heart
Alpha Zeta
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Luchsinger
Heart Sunday
State Council
Madison
Thelma Gamm
John Reese
Monroe Senior
Girls Service Club Hosts Hospital Party
The Girls Service Club gave a hospital party at Green County Hospital with dancing and refreshments. Supervisor Amos S. Johnson notes the event was organized under guidance of Mrs. Alvin Livingston and lists participants Cathy Casey Sharon Casey Cheryl Casey Mickey Vincent Jill Counselman Sue Klassy Mary Pandow Joanne Ganshert Joanne Kundert Carolyn Johnson Glenda Priewe Brenda Priewe Sue Schilt Linda Johnson Maribeth Kern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls Service Club
Green County Hospital
Amos S. Johnson
Alvin Livingston
Cathy Casey
Sharon Casey
Cheryl Casey
Mickey Vincent
Jill Counselman
Sue Klassy
Mary Pandow
Joanne Ganshert
Joanne Kundert
Carolyn Johnson
Glenda Priewe
Brenda Priewe
Sue Schilt
Linda Johnson
Maribeth Kern
Mission Unit Plans Meeting Tomorrow
The Women’s Mission Society of the Juda Baptist plans a meeting tomorrow with Mrs. Morris Grenzow. Mrs. William Hafen will lead devotions and program chairman is Mrs. Esther Ander eck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Mission Society of the Juda _ Baptist Church
Morris Grenzow
William Hafen
Esther Andereck
Drinkwater Funeral Scheduled Tomorrow
Funeral services for Lyle Drinkwater a 54 year old Linden farmer killed in a tractor accident will be held at 2 p m tomorrow at the Livingston Methodist Church Friends may call at Loman Funeral Home in Montfort Surviving are a sister Mrs Wallace Mann Edmund and two brothers Ronald on the farm at Linden and Veryl Rockford
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Livingston
Lyle Drinkwater
Linden Farmer
Livingston Methodist Church
Loman
Montfort
Wallace Mann
Edmund
Ronald
Linden
Veryl
Rockford
43 Million Bonuses Awaiting Servicemen
The Pentagon proposes special reenlistment bonuses totaling 43 million dollars for 86,000 highly trained servicemen. The plan aims to cost less than training replacements for critical skill enlistees and varies by service and skill level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pentagon
New Military Reenlistment Bonuses Gain Congressional Backing
Congress approves new reenlistment bonuses for servicemen with critical skills. Bonuses include up to 10,000 dollars for missile mechanics, an 8,000 dollar variable reenlistment bonus, and a 2,000 dollar standard bonus. Funds allotted over 16 months with a possible extension beyond June as the Defense Department considers extending the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Defense Department
Economist Predicts Receding Hog Prices in 1966
Dr. Gene A. Futrell of Iowa State University told 200 delegates at a Wisconsin Feeder Pig Marketing Co op meeting that hog prices, after rising through 1965, will decline through 1967 due to larger pig supply. He said USDA farrowing estimates are likely too low and forecast a spring crop about 10 percent larger than last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevens Point
Gene A. Futrell
Iowa State University
Wisconsin
Futrell
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Schmidt to present world trip slides at Farm Bureau meeting
Leon O Schmidt will show slides and narrate a trip around the world during a Monroe Jordan Farm Bureau unit meeting at 8 p m Friday March 11 Lunch will be provided at the gathering.
Friendship Campaign for Retarded Children Totals $189.03
Mrs. W Patrick Dolin reports the Belleville area collected 189.03 in support of the Friendship Campaign for Retarded Children. The drive covered the village and surrounding area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belleville
W. Patrick Donlin
Water town man dies in fall while trimming trees
Edward Wittchow, 59, of Water town, fell to his death Monday while working as a tree trimmer.
Monroe Woman to Receive U W Madison Degree
Miss Nancy Baker of Monroe will graduate from the University of Wisconsin Madison in June, earning a degree from the School of Home Economics in retailing and merchandising. She is the daughter of Mrs. Janet B. Baker and granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Benket. She was a Monroe High School graduate in 1962 and has active roles in Delta Delta sorority and several university committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Nancy Baker
Janet B. Baker
Madisson
University of Wisconsin
School of Home Economics
Miss Baker
Monroe High School
A. P. Benkett
Delta Delta National Social Sorority
Harry S. Manchester College Board
Hoofers Ski Club
Playday for Girl Scouts at Janesville High School
A Girl Scout playday for all Senior and Cadette members of Badger Council is set for Saturday March 12 at Janesville Senior High School from 1 20 to 5 00 pm. The event requires a 25 cent door fee and a parent permission form for each attendee. Activities include the Roundup Patrol report slides by Margaret Goodman on Our Chalet Switzerland plus swimming and volleyball. Swimmers must have a health exam note from a parent within the past year. For more information contact Jeanne Gibbons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts of Badger Council
Janesville
Margaret Goodman
Switzerland
Jeanne Gibbons
Essays Entered In Wisconsin State Americanism Contest
Judy Sutter and Marianne Hanson have entered the State Americanism Essay Contest sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary Department of Wisconsin. The local contest was sponsored by the Frank E. Malone Legion Auxiliary with guidance from Miss Aleta Skaife and Mrs. Karen Martin.
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MT. Horeb
Judy Sutter
Marianne Hanson
American Legion Auxiliary
Department of Wisconsin
Frank
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Monticello
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Onroe
Carnes Corporation
Verona
Schroeder
Mothers Club
Mt. Horeb School
Monroe Church
Lawrence Mergen
Bagley
Wis
Marilyn Kay
Eugene R. Dalton
Cassville
Robert Dalton
9Th Ave
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Rapid Die and Mold Company
Dalton
Wisconsin Barge Lines Inc
St. Mary’s Church
Bloomington
Ernest Wellman
Leland Miller
Bernard Kartmann
Walter J Kubly
Lois Miller
Ford
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Dj Ford
Drinkwater
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