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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1972
Page
3
Mrs Emma Hinton 93 of Belmont died Thursday afternoon March 23 after a long illness in a Darlington nursing home. The former Emma Henneman was a lifelong Belmont resident. Thomas Funeral Home Platteville handles arrangements.
Mrs Mary Gille 78 of Shullsburg died March 22 at Hazel Green hospital after a long illness born Mary Brannan in Gratiot married 1919 to John Gille the couple farmed later retired to Shullsburg nine years before his 1962 death Surviving two daughters Mrs Cecil McWilliams and Mrs Lyle Edge a son Thomas two sisters Mrs Helen Hauser and Mrs Charles McGinnis a brother John Brannan and 15 grandchildren 15 great grandchildren Funeral at 11 am Saturday March 25 in St Matthew s Catholic Church Shullsburg burial in church cemetery friends may call at O Flaherty Funeral Home Rosary at 830 tonight
Monticello Times reports Confirmation Class of 1972 to be presented on Palm Sunday and receive first communion at Maundy Thursday service at 8 p.m. Names listed include Kim Buehl Reyne Gempeler Philip Graber Connie Kernen Ronnie Krupke Albany Linda Luchsinger James Marty Julie Mauerman Dale Saxer Carl Schlapbach Lois Schlapbach Alan Stauffer John Strause Marcy Tomlin Stanley Turner Bob Witt Jan Woelffer Cindy Zurfluh Jayne Zimmerman Ronald Richards and other families. Eastern Star members plan Easter observance at the Masonic Temple Monday at 8 p.m. with entertainment to follow.
Janeen Leigh Potts six weeks old daughter of Lenwood and Mrs Potts was baptized March 19 at Grace Lutheran Church with Rev Larry Pinnow presiding. Sponsors Miss Rhonda Potts and Robert Sonnenburg of Monroe attended. a family dinner followed at the Potts home.
The menu for JUDA outlines breakfasts not listed and dinners for Monday through Wednesday. Monday serves mashed potatoes with pork patties and applesauce. Tuesday offers baked turkey with gravy, mashed potatoes, cranberries, and pudding. Wednesday features hot dogs on buns with condiments and butter cake, concluding with fruit. Easter Vacation noted.
Brodhead area residents donated 101 pints of blood at the Bank of Brodhead courtesy room on Tuesday, exceeding the 75 pint quota. Co chairmen Mrs August Lehnherr and Mrs Donald Condon reported 64 pints replaced for 12 people. Two gallon donors included Herbert Hawkins and Mines George Bjork Marvin Olin and Mildred Malcock. Joe Birk reached one gallon. Doctors Melvin Stuessy of Brodhead and Bill Maddix of Monroe assisted.
The Easter cantata The Glory of Easter will be performed by the Chancel Choir at 3 p.m. Sunday in the United Methodist Church sanctuary at 16th Street and 16th Avenue. John W. Peterson composed the work. Rev. Melvin Roehrdanz reads Palm Sunday to Easter passages. solos by Mrs. Frank Stiles Mrs. Rita Messina John Doane and Herbert Ainsworth with organist Mrs. Merryth Seaton and pianist Deborah Krauss.
The Universalist Unitarian church women plan a gift and bake sale on March 31 from 3 to 8 p.m. in the First National Bank community room. Egg trees will be displayed in the bank window until the sale day. Dodge Trucks, new for £72.
A surprise party celebrated Peter Figi on his 20th birthday at his parents home in rural Monroe. Guests included family and friends from Browntown Whitewater Juda Benton and surrounding areas. Euchre honors went to Renita DeNure and Rich Koch with Peter traveling star.
Miss Edna Babler and Miss Cynthia Babler from Madison spent the weekend with their grandmother Mrs Lena Babler. Roy Feldt and his wife from Monroe called at Earl Feldt's home Saturday. James Knoblauch of Random Lake visited Mrs Bertha Keller and Mrs Hazel Kundert on Sunday. Robert Grabow of Forreston Illinois and Kenneth Pearson with daughter Jennette of Freeport visited Mr and Mrs Henry J Elmer on Sunday.
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