Monticello Social Notes From Edna Babler Column
Lawrence F. Marty with Gordon Heggesta of Madison spent Saturday in Milwaukee. Henry Gilbertson and son Marvin stayed overnight with Mrs. Clarence Hanson in Blanchardville. Others visited relatives in Evansville Monroe Belleville New Glarus Madison Random Lake Rio Sullivan Menominee Falls Albany Rockford and Albany. Olds Vista Cruiser advertised as new wagon with a window on the top.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence F. Marty
Gordon Heggesta
Madison
Milwaukee
Henry Gilbertson
Marvin
Clarence Hanson
Blanchardville
Glen Malkow
Jeffrey
David
Debbie
Orville Gilbertson
Evansville
Fred Zurfluh
Monroe
Susan Karlen
Casper Zentner
Belleville
Donald Marti
Thomas Kraeft
Beth
Albany PTO Plans Special Interest Meeting
A special interest program for the last PTO meeting of the school year is set for 8 p.m. Monday in the school gym. Mrs. Ronald Barribeau will demo and explain motor perceptual skills under Title I. Coach Bob White will show weight lifting and circuit training by 7th to 9th grade boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
PTO
Ronald Barribeau
Bob White
Robert Horn
Weekly school menus from ARGYLE and ORANGEVILLE
Next week at Argyle and Orangeville High and Grade Schools feature meals each weekday. Menu items include beef stew and corn bread, noodle dishes, potato salads, baked chicken, barbecue buns, spaghetti, toasted cheese, hamburgers, casseroles, ravioli, and turkey dishes with fruits, vegetables, desserts, and milk.
Brodhead teacher named to 1973 Spring Reading Conference staff
Frances Cooper of Brodhead Schools will join the conference staff for the 1973 Spring Reading Conference at the University of Wisconsin Platteville. Dr. Kenneth Dulin of UW Madison will be guest speaker on Content Fields and Generalized Study Skills. Workshops will link reading to social studies science math and language arts starting at 9 a.m. in Doudna Hall Little Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Cooper
Brodhead
U.W. Platteville
Kenneth Dulin
U.w.-Madison
Dulin
International Reading Association of
Wisconsin
Little
Community Notes from Blanchardville and Surrounding Areas
Visits and family gatherings across Wisconsin include funeral services in Beloit for Emma Reddy with attendees from Blanchardville Monroe Waunakee and Dubuque. multiple households host Sunday meals and birthday celebrations. travel spans Madison Argyle Mineral Point and Marshall with several cousins and friends in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cindy Larson
Manley Kratt
Verdean Vick
Beloit
Emma Reddy
Helga Moen
James Nelson
Monroe
Larry Lunda
Blanchardville
William Clausing
Jenny
Clausings
Morris Wenden
General Hospital
Dodgeville
John Bachelder
Donald Bachelder
Belvidere
Ill
Werner Ryser
Harry Cleary
Bernard Cleary
Waunakee
Charles Hauser
Darlington
John David Meyer
Argyle
Elmer Hanson
Jack Hutton
Garfield Colden
Gary Corbin
Jene Sniff
Jimmy
Mineral Point
Robert Corbin
Dubuque
Iowa
Steve Corbin
Philip
Gary Fausch
Madison
Philip Corbin
Alvin Thompson
Chet Thompson
Paul
Morgan Berg
J. Oscar Olson
Oscar Disrud
Julian Olson
Marshall
Browntown Social Notes From Theda Mau Column
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph J. Kundert hosted Sunday dinner with Browntown ties while relatives from Black River Falls Monroe and Terry joined. The article lists numerous visits: Theda Mau's guests include May and Blodgett, Foulker, Huber, Tourdots, Zinn, Thorson, and Sacker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph J. Kundert
Browntown
B.E. Maddrell
Ernest Foulker
Black River Falls
W. G. May
Terry
Jimmy
Mary Blodgett
Monroe
Theda Mau
Margaret Huber
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Monticello
Edna Babler
Olds
Bienema Olds
Cadillac
Bienema’s
Orangeville High School
Earl Barber
Leonard Monum
Ruth Syse
Mrs
Ella Lehman
Clarence Miller
James Pinnow
Freeport
Bessie Pinnow
Orangeville
Gerald Miller
Robert Ellis
Stoughton
Charles Frenzel
Donald Kubly
John Gobeli
Danilo
Edna Cline
Harold Niles
Harrison Niles
Max Wyssbrod
Dennis
New Glarus
Dale Young
E. D. McNair
Youngs
Jockey Designers
Ford Divison
FORD
Ford Ltd
Motor Trend Magazine
U.S
Motor Trend
UNAIL
North Alphorn Road
Monroe, Wis
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