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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1972
Page
5
A reader writes that at her mother in law's funeral she shoved Polly after Polly hugged Kenny, triggering a brawl in the church. She cites blame on her and recalls Polly's past friendship with Kenny's mother. Abby responds that the first punch was hers.
Grace Lutheran Church Lydia Circle met Thursday evening at Mrs. Fritz Graber home with eleven members attending and guest Mrs Henry Hillis. Plans were set for a hospital party March 28 hosted by several members and calls were issued for interne dinner guest offers for April. The next meeting will be April 20 at Mrs Emberson's home with Mrs Gene Lumm leading the Bible study.
The Women's Auxiliary of St. Clare Hospital sponsors a bake sale Friday near the elevators in the new hospital wing. Donations should be turned in early, with pickups arranged by calling Mrs. William Hein 325-3961, Mrs. Ed Arnold 325-2832, or Mrs. Robert Hassler 325-2686. All community members are invited to support.
Jaycettes will meet Wednesday evening for a dinner event at Idle Hour Mansion with social hour at 6 pm. Members will view a new Cystic Fibrosis film as Mrs. David W. Smith, Mental Health director, discusses CF details. The plan budget for Montgomery County planning has been scrapped by the County Council.
Arno Kurth of McKay Nursery gave slides and tips to St. Victor's Council of Catholic Women on making gardening enjoyable and expressive. Officers for the coming year were chosen: president Mrs. Glenn Brecklin, VP Mrs. Hugo Voelkli, secretary Mrs. Kieth Seward, treasurer Mrs. Glen Schwartz. Nomination committee members were named. next meeting May 17 includes a potluck and officer installation. Refreshments were provided by the International Affairs Commission.
The Red Cross Blood mobile will visit Brodhead on March 21 from 1 30 to 5 50 pm at the Brodhead Bank with a 75 pint quota. Donors ages 18 to 65 welcomed. Co chairmen Mrs. August Lebnherr and Mrs. Donald Condon urge volunteers to help replace blood for sick child Jetha Meythaler of Brodhead now in Phoenix Arizona.
Sixteen members and three guests attended the Helpful Homemaker Club potluck at Mrs. Leona Helland’s Juda home on March 15. Mrs. John Brugger displayed Goodwill People to People tour photos from six countries. Members set a club trip to Racine on May 10 with final details at the next meeting. April gathering to be hosted by Mrs. Rena Stuckey in Monroe.
Swiss Club members meet at 8 p m in Turner Hall Nathan Roth will present colored slides from a Wyoming mountain climbing expedition The New Glarus Yodelers perform and discuss a charter flight to Switzerland they sponsor
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