Senior Class Play The Male Animal At Monroe High
The Monroe high school senior class will present The Male Animal March 29 and 30. Directed by R W Witt the modern comedy explores college life conflicts between academics, athletics, and sponsor control. Cast includes Cleota Cathy Hartman and many others with a student orchestra providing music. An adult audience is urged. junior high attendees unaccompanied by parents discouraged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe High School
R. W. Witt
Howard L. Orians
Mmes. Orians
Peter S. Solomon
James Thurber
Elliott Nugent
Witt
Cleota
Cathy Hartman
Ellen Turner
Carol Schindler
Tommy Turner
Francis Thorpe
Patricia Stanley
Lois Burgy
Wally Meyers
Joel Solomon
Dean Damon
Gordon Orians
Michael Barnes
David Ruehlman Jr
Joe Ferguson
Thomas Goetz Jr
Damon
Mildred Cotherman
Ed Keller
William Schmitz
Keller
Mildred Kraus
Nathan Marti
Karen Bender
Barbara Schulz
Marlene Weiss
Burleigh Bartlett
Donna Wenger
Elaine Beckman
Helen Locher
David Ruehlman
Don Ivey
James Pierce
James Hardell
Robert Wells
Robert Rieder
Charmaine Ninneman
Betty Moore
Kathleen Faherty
Ann Orton
Elaine Zoller
Barbara Taft
Lois Brandt
Birthday Observed for 88 Year Old Mrs. Mary Cecil
Mrs. Mary Cecil marked her 88th birthday at Green County hospital on Argyle road. Her daughter Mrs. William Walters gave a cake, and her grandson Don Cecil entertained with accordion numbers. Mrs. Cecil, blind for 10 years, has been bedfast since a hip fracture in September. She, with husband and family, moved to Green County in 1914. She married in November 1981 and has 11 children, 28 grandchildren, and 52 great grandchildren. six children and two infants are deceased.
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Mary Cecil
Green County Hospital
Argyle Road
Green County
Sheri Cecil
Cecil
Walters
Monroe
Sherman Dalton
Gratiot
Maggie Polston
Emmne Rigney
Indiana
Dan Cecil
Flint
Mich
Samuel
Harvey
Sol
Florence
Power Firm Auxiliary Elects Officers at Meeting
Mrs Roy Beach elected president of the Wisconsin Power and Light Co auxiliary with S Hoy A Beach serving as ex ect president. Mrs Louis F Blanc named vice president and Mrs W S MacDonald secretary treasurer. Retiring officers include Mrs Ralph J Kundert and Mrs Arthur C Nondahl. Hostesses in club rooms hosted a pot luck supper for members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Hoy A. Beach
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
Louis F. Blanc
W. S. MacDonald
Ralph J. Kundert
Arthur C. Nondahl
Mmes
Ralph A. Lindsay
Richard G. Gibbons
E. E. Schober
MacDonald
Local Sorority Rushees To Get Pins At Madison
Three rushees will receive jewel pins at the state convention in Madison during the weekend of May 2021 instead of a local ceremony. Rushees named are Mrs. Paul W. Ritschard Mrs. Harry E. Williams and Miss Dorothy Hannon. At the sorority meeting Mrs. Herman D. Fritz showed movies of her Alaskan trip. Refreshments were served by hostesses Mrs. Richard Wagner and Miss Wilma Peiffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Psuon Ma Alpha
Madison
Paul W. Ritschard
Harry E. Williams
Dorothy Hannon
Herman D. Fritz
Richard Wagner
Wilma Peiffer
Lynns Plan Open House For 40th Anniversary
Thomas Lynns announce an open house this Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m. to celebrate their 40th wedding anniversary. The Lynns, who farmed 30 years between Argyle and Monticello on county trunk C before moving to Monroe, have five children including Mrs. Robert Rundle, Mrs. Glen Winger, Mrs. Clifford Hexom, Norman Lynn, and Maynard Lynn.
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Lynns
Argyle
Monticello
Monroe
Robert Rundle
18Th Avenue
Glen Winger
Clifford Hexom
Norman Lynn
Richland
Mich
Maynard
Marriage of Hansen and Lynn Delivers Family Ties
Two grandsons and three granddaughters, Mable Hansen of Blanchardville and Thomas Lynn of Postville, were married March 26, 1910, at Yellowstone Lutheran Church.
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Mable Hansen
Blanchardville
Thomas Lynn
Postville
Yellowstone Lutheran Church
Oakley Church Giving Christian Life Course
Juda church and Union church in Oakley host refresher Christian life courses with guest speaker Miss Bessie Meyers of Me comb Tennessee. Choir rehearses the Easter cantata Memories of Eastern Moon for Easter Sunday. A birthday party honors Sandy Voegeli, three, in Winslow with multiple relatives attending. Wedding of Betty Ann Becker and Robert H Illing occurred Sunday at St John’s.
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Juda —Sunes
Juda Evangelical _ United Brethren church
Union Church
Oak
Bessie Meyers
Mecomb, T
Miss Meyers
Oakley
Memo
Betty Ann Becker
Herbert W. Becker
Robert H. Illing
Harold T. Illing
Waukesha
St. John's
Birthday Dinner Honors Daryl Kleckner at Monroe Home
A birthday dinner honoring Daryl Kleckner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clark Kleckner of Monroe, was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kleckner. Guests included Steven Wyman, Mrs. Rose Kleckner, Gilbert Kleckner, and Ann Dearth. Also mentions a Great Books club meeting and a Monticello vass party with local attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mervin Andrews
Francis Andrews
Robert Schwartz
12Th Street
Ivan
Evelyn
Dorothea
Esther
Carl
Dale
Lila Lea
Arthur Andrews
Harold
Robert Schwartzes
Larry
Daryl Kleckner
Clark Kleckner
13Th Avenue
Kenneth Kleckner
16Th Avenue
Steven Wyman
Rose Kleckner
Gilbert Kleckner
Ann Dearth
Monroe
Monticello
Fred Escher
Clark Dooley
Clark Jr
Escher
Ralph Cairns
Gail
Kay
Fennimore
Burnet Dooley
Clarno
Gay Milham
Wisconsin sophomore Miss Joyce Pease shines in 1950 Humorology show
Monticello Times special notes University of Wisconsin sophomore Joyce Pease performing in the 1950 Humorology show at Memorial Union theater in Madison Friday evening. Attending from her area were her parents Mr and Mrs Lora Pease and Mr. and Mrs W D Elmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Fred Hammerly
Albany
Messrs
Mmes
William Pagel
William Spring
Joe Blumer
Robert Holcomb Sr
Dave Brink E. A. Bently
Elmer Schwerin
Ira Holcomb
John Loeffei
Joyce Pease
University of Wisconsin
Memorial Union Theater
Madison
Lora Pease
W. D. Elmer
Dooley Family Names Apparent Attendees in Notice
Mrs Clark Dooley and family Mr Pleasant and family Mr and Mrs Edmund Dooley and Mr and Mrs Escher Shirley and Billy appear in the social notices section listing relatives and friends expected to attend the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Dooley
Mr. Pleasant
Edmund Dooley
Escher Shirley
Billy
Keen Housewarmed After Move To New Home
Mr and Mrs A S Keen were feted at a house warming Friday evening by members of the Busy Bee Sunday school class of the Evangelical United Brethren church and by neighbors.
Mrs Krupke Hostess at Browntown Guild Meeting
The Women's Guild of Peace Church Browntown will hold its monthly meeting Thursday afternoon hosted by Mrs. Glen Krupke of South Wayne.
Storm delays hit eight ocean liners bound for New York
Rough Atlantic seas and high winds delay schedules of at least eight ocean liners toward New York. The ships carrying over 4,500 passengers report arrivals delayed by one to three days. The text notes hummingbirds as the smallest birds found only in the New World.
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New York
Atlantic
New World
Caribbean Area Dominions Seen
New York reports a major shift as Caribbean area colonies discuss dominion status within the British and Dutch empires. British plans center on a federation before full dominion, while the Dutch aim for immediate creation of two dominions, led by Dutch Guiana with about 212000 people.
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Vewmt Maenenzie
New York
Great
Caribbean
British Guiana
Atlantic
South America
British Honduras
Barbados
Jamaica
Trinidad Tobago
Leeward
Dutch Guiana
Surinam
South America and the Netherlands West Indies outline
The text notes South America later mentions the Netherlands West Indies, including Aruba Curaçao and Bonaire, with a combined population of 148 000. Surinam has a new constitution granting internal autonomy as part of an interim pathway to a commonwealth, while the West Indies have a similar interim constitution not yet accepted due to inter-island jealousies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South America
Netherlands West Indies
Leeward Islands
Aruba
Curacao
Bonaire
Surinam
West Indies
Commonwealth
Monarchy Faces Strike Series Over Abdication Demand
A campaign of strikes is mounted pressing the monarch to abdicate in favor of his son Prince Bauduoin. The movement seeks a peaceful transfer of power as authorities weigh the constitutional options and public support for the heir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Leopold
Belgium
Prince Bauduoin
Church Board Meets for Regular Trustee Session
The board of trustees of St. John's church held a regular meeting last evening to transact routine business.
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St. John’s Church
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Aid Society of
Union Presbyterian Church
Auxiliary
Roy Beach
Thomas Lynns
You
Frederick Strahm
Route 4
Sandy Voegeli
Winslow
Ernest Hillbrand
Barneveld
Melvin Voegeli
Barbara Klassy
New Glarus
John
Walter Minnng
Frederick Voegel
Sandy
Richard
Calvin
Alvin Strahm
Herbert Matzke
Juda
Owen Beckman
Bernard Albright
Roger Dunwiddie
Robert Gissing
Carol Jean
Goldene Walton
Lester Pleasant
Great Books Club
Newell Mendenhall
H. L. Fenton
R. W. Woelffer
R. H. Schoonover
J. W Barlow
H. A. Becker
C. M. Stauffer
C. W. Karlen
M. E. Lynn
R. W. Karlen
Martha Watson
Chicago
Purdue
Cour
Stoker
Catalina
Youngstown
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