Development Aids For Retarded Children Suggested
John W. Melcher told Monroe Woman's Club of Wisconsin's need for inclusive education and four freedoms for mentally retarded children. He, as supervisor of exceptional children, praised Green County Normal School as a model and urged focus on personnel, not buildings, plus closer ties between handicapped students and the public and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melcher
Wisconsin
John W. Melcher
Monroe Woman’s Club
Library
State Department of Education
Green County Normal School
Local Education Board Nominating Officers At Spring Meeting
Mrs. Perle G. Guess presented Melcher to the audience as a board of education representative. A nominating committee was completed with Mrs. Solomon and Mrs. Kubly joining wives of Harvey Trumpy Becker and Ripn to prepare a spring slate. The Bavaria toy drive resumes in the first district this year with Agnes Galle overseeing the bake table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melcher
Perle G.t
Board of Education
I. M. Stauffacher
Nellie W. Kohli
Peter S. Solomon
Alvin A. Kubly
Mmes
Harvey H. Trumpy
John A. Becker
Donald F. Ripn
Bavaria
Blind Speaker to Address Universalist Aid Meeting
Blind radio operator Schofield and his wife, both blind, will speak at the Universalist Aid meeting in Rock City Church. He will share running a telephone exchange with his seeing eye dog and demonstrations of braille literature, rug weaving, and bead work. An all day quilting session and potluck lunch precede the program with refreshments by Mrs. Edward Einbeck and Mrs. John Beck.
Jacob Schuetz Sr Celebrates 80th Birthday at Monroe Picnic
Relatives and friends gathered Sunday at 2104 13th Street for a surprise picnic dinner in honor of Jacob Schuetz Sr. The event preceded his actual 80th birthday on Tuesday with Christ Buhlmann presenting movies and afternoon socializing. Attendees included members of the Schuetz, Albright, Bloom, Lauper, Gmar, and Aeberli families from Monroe New Glarus Browntown and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacop Scnuew Jr
13Th Street
Christ Buhlmann
Messrs
Mmes
William Schuetz
Thomas Schuetz
Arnold N. Albright
Harry Bloom
Edward Schuetz
Robert
Walter Schuetz
Fred Schuetz
Walter
Albert Schuetz
Monroe
Joseph Gmar
New Glarus
Jacob Lauper
Morgan Johnson
Eugene Aeberli
Browntown
Immanuel WSWS Names New Officers
Miss Katherine Owen and Mrs. Charles E. Krueger were elected president and vice president of the WSWS at a Immanuel church meeting. Other officers elected include Marie Geigel secretary Henry E. Babies treasurer Alvina Bleil missionary superintendent Fred Salzwedel social chairman. Reports on the year's work were given by Geigel Trumpy Bleiler Babi er Rabe Kohn Schmerse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine ©. Owen
Charles E. Krueger
WSWS
Immanuel Church
Marie Geigel
Mmes
Henry E. Babies
Frank Trumpy
Alvina A. Bleil
Fred F. Salzwedel
Bleiler, Babier
Louis P. Rabe
Herman W. Kohn
William Schmerse
Prayers and readings mark church meeting and social at Gibbons home
Edwin Haberman presided as Mrs. George Selck led scripture prayer and topic Every day I will pray for others. Mrs Anna Legler provided special music and read Japan Begins Again. Readings on Japan were given by Mrs Dora Kubly and Mrs Trumpy. Mrs Richard Gibbons hosted a dessert bridge gathering with St Patrick decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin P. Haberman
George H. Selck
Anna Legler
Losy Son
Japan
Dora Kubly
Trumpy
Gibbons
Richard Gibbons
St. Patrick's Jay
Alice Faeser
Dorothy Vogel
Kenneth Hanson
Christopher
Honored on Birthdays at Local Homes
Surprise parties Saturday at Miss Merla Mains home celebrated the 19th birthday of Robert Reeser and birthdays of Ralph Frautschy and Mrs. Gilbert Abraham. Guests included Robert Reeser Shelby Reeser Warren Zettle Harold Zimmerman and Leo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orangeville
Merla Mains
Robert Reeser
Ralph Frautschy
Frautschy
Gilbert Abraham
Shelby Reeser
Warren Zettle
Harold Zimmerman
Leo
Girls Guild Meeting at Zwingli Church Parish House
The girls guild of Zwingli church met Monday evening with Mrs. Gladys Buehl as hostess. Rose mary Babler and Nancy Kubly planned the program which included reading a chapter from the Bible and a discussion on church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls Guild
Monticello
Zwingli Church
Gladys Buehl
Rosemary Babler
Nancy Kubly
Better Ways of Growing Up reception noted
The book Better Ways of Growing Up mentions Katharine Klassy and others as recipients of attention in a discussion about upbringing. The fragment indicates recognition or reception but lacks full context or details on who received what.
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Katharine Klassy
Woman's Club to hear Byron ensemble in recital
The Woman's club will be entertained by an evening of music as the Byron ensemble from Byron Illinois performs Tuesday. The program features a selection of vocal and instrumental pieces expected to please members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orangeville
Woman’s Club
Byron Ensemble
Byron, Ill
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May Luchsinger
L. S. Wagner
Agnes Galle
Jacob Schuetz Sr
Immanuel Wsws
E. C. Hanson
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