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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1949

Page

3

Monroe Woman's Club Hears Prof Becker on German Education

Prof Howard Becker of the University of Wisconsin spoke to Monroe Woman's Club on Germany's education, noting three U.S. achieved aims including international summer schools and free tuition in the American zone. He described screening Nazis, discussed Germany reeducation and answered audience questions.

Woman's Club Prof. Becker United States Germany Howard Becker University of Wisconsin Monroe Woman's Club Becker America William F. Thurber Department of International Rela Monroe Madison Herbert M. Ainsworth

Honored by Friends on 33rd Wedding Anniversary

Mr and Mrs Will Elmer of 2536 13th Street were surprised last evening by relatives and friends in celebration of their 33rd wedding anniversary. Attending were Roy Schultz Randall Hanson Richard Gibbons Walter Reger Monroe Edwin McGuire Neil Swiggum Browntown Mrs DeLyle Fijelstad and son William and Miss Wilma Elmer Janesville John Wall Evansville.

Will Elmer 13Th Street Messrs Mmes Roy Schultz Randall Hanson Richard Gibbons Walter Reger Monroe Edwin McGuire Neil Swiggum Browntown DeLyle Fijelstad William Wilma Elmer Janesville John Wall Evansville

Hostess to Society at Union Presbyterian Church Event

Mrs Roy Schultz served as hostess to the Women’s Missionary Society at her home 1315 15th Avenue Tuesday night following a discussion of current affairs.

Roy Schultz Women’s Missionary Society of Union Presbyterian Church 15Th Avenue

University of Wisconsin Symphony to stage joint concert

Members from Monroe Robert Rieder Ada Dobbs and Martha Dobbs will perform with the University of Wisconsin Symphony in the second semester. The concert March 20 at 4 15 p m in the Wisconsin Union Theater honors veterans of the nation's wars. The orchestra is led by Prof. Richard C Church with Prof. Paul G Jones directing the university chorus.

Robert Rieder Ada Dobbs Martha Dobbs Monroe University of Wisconsin Symphony Orchestra Richard C. Church Paul G. Jones Wisconsin Union Theater

Aid Meeting Friday With Quilting Picnic And Minstrel Show

The Universalist Aid society will meet Friday starting at 10 o clock with quilting and a picnic lunch at noon. A business session follows at 3 p m. Cub scouts directed by Mrs Harry Bellahan will perform a minstrel show and Miss Mary Ann Huber will play two piano selections. Refreshments will be served.

Universalist Aid Society Cub Harry Bellahan Mary Ann Huber

Prien Outlines City Manager Plan at Roy al Neighbors

Russell W. Prien explained the proposed city manager plan to Roy al Neighbors club members at the IOOF hall. Plans call for the next meeting on March 23 when officers will be installed. Mrs. Myrtle I. Gunderson, supreme auditor, Lone Rock, was noted in attendance.

Perle G. Guess George Wells Jerome J. Howe Everett A. Janke George L. Mucks John C. Werren Otto P. Boeler Paul C. Kehle Sally Turnbull Charles J. Mathias Harold E. Scherer Herbert Jacobs Madison LODGE Prien Russell W. Prien Royal Neighbors Club IOOF Myrtle I. Gunderson Supreme Auditor Lone Rock

Orangeville Woman's Club Delegates Named for County Federation

Orangeville Woman's Club held a session in Memorial hall with Miss Louella Borkenhagen as guest and Miss Leatten Steinman singing. Delegates to the county federation were chosen with alternates. discussions covered amendments, storage space lesson, and church drapes plans for April meeting at Mrs Theodore Bayrhoffer's home.

Orangeville Clifford Black Woman’s Club Memorial Hall E. C. Priewe Elwyn Mains Roy Ruff County Federation Della Seidel Clifford Wells Mie Tillema Theodore Bayrhoffer Route 3

Liberty Group Hosts Homemakers Club Meeting

Liberty Homemakers club held a yesterday afternoon gathering at Mrs. Jacob Schuetz home 2104 13th street with Mrs. William Schuetz as co host. Bethel Aid met at Mrs. Etta Bechtolt 2103 12th street opening with devotions and business.

Liberty Group Jacob Schuetz 13Th Street Liberty Homemakers Club William Schuetz Bethel Aid Meets Bethel Evangelical United Brethren Aid Society Etta Bechtolt 12Th Street

Bridge Winners At Mrs. Hamiltons Home In Paris

Two tables of bridge were played last night at the home of Mrs. E. C. Hamilton. Carrying off the card honors were Mrs. M. J. Gonstead, Mrs. George H. Schuh, Mrs. Leon V. Koehler and Mrs. Russell W. Prien.

E. C. Hamilton M. J. Gonstead George H. Schuh Leon V. Koehler Russell W. Prien

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