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Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1950

Page

3

Reverend recalls India life at PTA meeting

Rev. Robert J. Sachtjen of Brodhead spoke to Monroe PTA about famine and poverty in India, the rise of Christian thinking, and his field experiences. He showed films of Indian markets and schools and noted students from Tibbetts paving the way for Tibet trips. Genevieve Arensdorf announced plans for a summer preschool health roundup and that only 45 of 80 entering kindergarten last fall used the free checkup.

India Monroe Parent Teacher Association Robert J. Sachtjen Brodhead Methodist Sachtjen Tibbett Tibet Lowell Thomases PTA Genevieve Arensdorf Arensdorf

Inspection of Lodge Held at South Wayne

South Wayne chapter of Eastern Star held inspection Friday evening in the Masonic hall with Mr McConnell associate grand conductress inspecting. Visiting officers included Mrs Bruce M Blum Monroe and Frank Schwerin Albany chapter officials. A full exemplification of the work was performed. Mrs M V Miller sang My Task with Mrs M J Olson at the organ. Olson and Peterson supplied vocal selections. Table decor celebrated St Patrick's day. fifty five members and guests were served.

Collin Wayne South Wayne Eastern Star Masonic Hall McConnell Grand Chapter Bruce M. Blum Monroe N. G. Preston Frank Schwerin Albany M. V. Miller M. J. Olson Olson C. B. Peterson

Sam Hausers Honored On 45th Anniversary

Dec and Mrs Sam Hauser at 2017 13th street were married 45 years ago yesterday. Neighbors surprised them with flowers and keepsakes. Their wedding was officiated by the late Rev P A Schuh pastor of St Johns Evangelical and Reformed church. Mr Hauser is janitor at the public library East school.

Sam Hauser 13Th Street Hausers P. A. Schuh St. John’s Evangelical and Reformed Church Hauser Public Library East School

Blanchardville FFA Fathers Banquet Set

Mrs. Henry Berg hosted a band mothers club gathering on Argyle road with a musical program featuring Marilyn Kopps Margaret Hermanson Lois Ula Donald Reger Valberg Kolden and Anna Mae Swenson. District Federation of Women's Club attendees from Blanchardville include Mrs. B H Brunkow Mon- Toe Nancy Thoen Mrs Ralph Bridge and Emma Rechsteiner. Cheryl Richards celebrated her 11th birthday with a theater party for friends including Nancy Wagner Carol Wenger Jane Good Jane Reger Hedwig Studer Janet Kuebli Janice Babler Mitzi Ambrose Sarah Brennan Penny Haberman Elaine Rubi Patricia Baumle Donna Blum and Evelyn Goodman.

Blanchardville FFA Henry Berg Mothers’ Club Argyle Road Marilyn Kopps Margaret Hermanson Lois Ula Donald Reger Valberg Kolden Anna Mae Swenson Cheryl Richards Sylvia Richards Ith Avenue Nancy Wagner Carol Wenger Jane Good Jane Reger Hedwig Studer Janet Kuebli Janice Babler Mitzi Ambrose Sarah Brennan Penny Haberman Elaine Rubi Patricia Baumle Donna Blum Evelyn Goodman

Sylvester Friendly Neighbors Meet at Wilbert Trotter Home

The Sylvester club gathered at the Wilbert Trotter home for April's meeting with 11 members and a guest present. Mrs. Elmer Schwartzlow hosted, hosting cookie exchanges, games, and a luncheon.

Sylvester Club Sylvester Wilbert Trotter Elmer Schwartzlow

Sorina Theme Marks Relief Corps Meeting

The Women's Relief Corps meeting was led by vice president mece at KP hall in Mrs. Clark Kleckner's absence due to a foot injury from an automobile accident two weeks earlier. Cards followed the business session and a spring luncheon with seasonal decorations was served. Serving committee members were Mrs. Herman Dieckhoff, Mrs. Lillian Ault, Mrs. Lena Mitchell, and Mrs. George Yeazel.

Gleaners Class Sees Alaska Trip Pictures

The Gleaners class gathered at Mrs. David Menzies home to view films of Canadian and Alaska travels shown by Mrs. Herman D. Fritz. Mrs. Evans led the business meeting in place of absent class president Mrs. Bear who is recovering from surgery.

Methodist Church David Menzies 24Th Avenue Effie Wenger A. N. Crosby

Mrs Evans to Host Talk on Stained Gun Windows

Mrs Evans will be hostess for a talk titled Stained Gun Windows. The event will cover craftwork techniques and decorative glass topics with a focus on design and care.

Volmary Family Birthday and Anniversary Observed

Twenty four persons surprised Joseph Volmary and his son William Joseph at their home on 1708 6th street Sunday for birthdays and anniversaries. The son’s birthday was Monday and the senior Volmary’s anniversary was Sunday. Relatives from Freeport and Rockford attended a quiet Sunday gathering with music by Richard Lonn and William Anderson of Rockford on electric and Hawaiian guitars. A Saturday party for William Joseph’s sixth anniversary included table decorations a green hat and a green and white cake. Kathy Lonn and Keith Anderson of Rockford won major games with others receiving smaller prizes. Monroe attendees included Jackie Robilette Allen Stauff.

Volmarys Joseph Volmary William Joseph 6Th Street Volmary Freeport Rockford Richard Lonn William Anderson Kathy Lonn Keith Anderson Monroe Jackie Robilette Allen Stauft

Orangeville Home Group Plans Flower Garden Event

The Orangeville home bureau met March 17 at Mrs. Otto Folgate's home with co host Mrs. David Miller. Members discussed a year long schedule for continuous bloom and held cake decoration and tree game activities. A Red Cross donation was approved.

Orangeville Goodhart Roy Hefty Red Cross

Roxy club honors noted at Mary Lengacher host event

Albany Times reports Roxy club gathering at 1420 10th Street hosted by Mrs Mary Lengacher. Honors awarded to Mrs Arthur Spoerry Mrs J T Hauser and Emma Leven berger with Mrs Joseph Rohner winning traveling prize. Rebekah lodge plans Friday session with lunch committee chaired by Mrs Ben Reasa and Mrs Clelia Thornley. New members Gail Brecklin and Earl Zoplien welcomed. Red Cross donation of five dollars approved. Next meeting at Mrs Willis Williams home April 19 with officer elections.

Roxy Club Mary Lengacher 10Th Street Mmes Arthur R. Spoerry J. T. Hauser Emma Levenberger Joseph Rohner Albany —Times Specialy Juanita’ Rebekah Lodge Ben Reasa Clelia Thornley Ray Webb Andrew “Andment William Wuethrich Gail Brecklin Earl Zoplien Red Cross Willis Wiliams

Homemakers Club Shares Grooming Tips At Home Meet

The Agreeable Homemakers met at Mrs. Duane Helland to learn good grooming with demonstrations on makeup and hair styling led by Mrs. Jake Jones and Mrs. Merrill Waelti. A cleansing cream was prepared and a Brannan plan citizenship report was presented by Mrs. Wayne Gemperl. Next meeting planned for Mrs. Leroy Severson. Oakley Homemakers also held a grooming lesson for 22 members at Mrs. Laverne Nyman’s home with roll call noting a plant and seed exchange.

Oakley Homemakers Glen Earleywine Oakley Homemakers Club Laverne Nyman J. Mather J. Alexander

Homemakers Club Meets at Leila Winger Home

Argyle Homemakers club gathered Tuesday at Mrs. Leila Winger’s home for a 1 PM pot luck luncheon. Mrs. V. B. Rossing and Mrs. Penniston presented a topic on vegetables served in the lunch.

Winger Argyle Argyle Homemakers’ Club Leila Winger V. B. Rossing Penniston

Use Spring Roll Call The Third Tuesday Home Makers Club

The Third Tuesday Home makers Club met at Mrs. Anna Whit comb’s home at 1728 15th Street. Members answered roll call with spring themed items. A citizen report on the Brannan plan was discussed.

Anna Whitcomb 15Th Street Brannan

Ladies club lesson on grooming yields creams and lotion

Mrs. Morris Babler and Mrs. Arthur Stauffacher led a grooming lesson for the group. Cleansing cream and hand lotion were made and samples given. The April meeting will be at Mrs. Benkect’s home, 508% 17th avenue.

William Blum Morris Babler Arthur Stauffacher Louis Benkect 17Th Avenue Herman Legler

Two Men Arrested in Hollywood Drunk Charge Case

Police in Hollywood arrested two men early today on drunk charges. One was identified as Arthur Lake known as the movies Dogwood. The other was Paul W. Sebring, president of a dog food company. Both were released on 20 bail pending municipal court hearing.

Arthur

Lee's Store Marks 13th Anniversary With Easter Value Parade

Lee's Store in Monroe announces its 13th anniversary celebration starting with Easter sale highlights. Ray gabardine suits priced from 17.95, all wool suits from 19.95, coats from 14.95, dresses from 2.98, nylon hose 1.00. Includes juniors to plus sizes and wide selection of fabrics.

Becker's Leader Store New York Becker's Leader Store Lee's Monroe Lee’s

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