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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1972
Page
3
Readers from Roseburg Oregon seek guidance on leadership qualities for students. Abby lists courage confidence conviction and determination as key traits. The column also covers a Fort Myers reader’s remark about wanting to shoot a radio and etiquette for wedding ushers and in law relations at a golden anniversary.
Thirty nine members attended the Thursday night G U G G meeting in Turner Hall presided by president Mrs Lillian Klassy. Yass and 500 games were played with winners Mrs Marie Oberholzer and Mrs Franz Camenzind in yass and Mrs Wilma Rothenbuehler and Mrs J L Babler in 500. Birthday greetings were sung to Mrs Frank Deininger.
Hello World Mr. and Mrs. Ronald A Stites announce the birth of a son Chad Andrew on March 22 at St Marys Hospital Madison. Grandparents are Smith Stites and Mr. Franz Brand. Kip Arthur Christensen born March 20 at St Clare Hospital weighing 11 lb 8 oz. Amy Marie Loeffel born March 7 at St Clare. Next meeting 8 p.m. April 13 Turner Hall with a white elephant sale after.
Miss Karen L Nutting and John C Goetz wed March 18 at Immanuel Baptist Church Wausau in a 1 30 PM ceremony. Rev Neal Floberg officiated. The couple will reside in Neillsville after a Minnesota honeymoon.
Members of the Community Affairs Commission of St. Victor's Catholic Church entertained residents of Green County Hospital at a March 16 birthday party. Bingo prizes were awarded and refreshments included decorated cakes. Assisting were Mmes. Otto Thurlemann, Robert Zach, Alvin Buholzer, Charles Miller and C. J. Bruess. Cakes donated by Mrs. Ernest Johnson and Mrs. Roy Wenger. Dearth Motors provides bank financing.
A birthday surprise party for Curtis Sardeson marks the weekend in Blanchardville with guests from Madison Indianapolis and Chicago. The Myers celebrate 63 years as Mr and Mrs Michael Myer receive well wishes from Blanchardville and Chicago friends. The Schindlers and Loyd Richardson return from California after four and a half months including a Salt Lake City wedding. Dearth's store hours extend weekday evenings to 9 PM.
Keith Kruell, third district commander, addressed Green County American Legion and Auxiliary members about upcoming elections and the Spring Conference set for April 29 and 30 at Prairie du Chien. He praised Auxiliary support, noted county dues, and urged attendance at the conference with reports due April 29.
Alpha Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star will host a meeting with Mrs. June Van Matre associate grand conductress Grand Chapter OES Wisconsin as official visitor on April 6 at 8 p.m. A 6:30 dinner at Norseman’s Supper Club precedes the inspection. Dinner reservations due by March 28 with Mrs Myron Erickson. Dearth Motors advertises as a Chrysler Distinguished Dealer.
The Friendly Service Circle of Washington Reformation meets March 17 in Fellowship Hall with Mrs. Eugene Olson presiding. Devotion on Unity by Mrs. Donald Ritschards. palms for Palm Sunday and Easter Lily prepared. tray favors for New Glarus Home completed. Mispah Benediction ends. Next meeting set for April 21.
Mr and Mrs Wilbur Fields of Route 1 Juda announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter Connie to Robert Wilde son of Mr and Mrs Duane Wilde of New Glarus The wedding is set for April 8 at St Victor s Church Monroe at 3 pm with a reception at the VFW Hall They will reside in Madison where both are employed
The Brodhead Garden Club held its first 1972 meeting at Mrs. June Stuessy’s home marking Spring. Seventeen members answered roll call with “My Garden Plans for Summer” and new season programs announced. Mrs. Ruth Schwartzlow led two quizzes on garden vegetables and herbs, while “A Mess of Spring Greens” was reviewed. co hostesses were Mrs. Ruth Schwartzlow and Mrs. Paul Matzke.
Maundy Thursday services will be held at 8 p.m. March 30 at the Washington Reformation United Church of Christ in rural Monticello. Holy Communion will be served and a baptism will take place. James Johnston is the pastor.
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