Eastern Star Holds Annual Inspection at Masonic Temple
St Omar Chapter No 90 conducted its annual inspection with Mrs Orrell Thompson associate grand conductress as inspecting officer. A 6 pm dinner at Marco's preceded the meeting attended by officers and members excluding the conductress who was excused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orrell Thompson
Grand Chapter
The
Order of Eastern Star
St. Omar
Masonic Temple
Marco's Supper Club
Walter Ludwig
Robert Faith
Faith
Thompson
East
Bruce Reichert
Monroe
CES
Wisconsin
Barbara Chapman
South Wayne
Helen Palmer
Verona
Albany
Monticello
Beloit
New Glarus
Milton Junction
Argyle
Brodhead
Alpha Chapter
Phoenix
Friendship
Middleton
South Wayne No
Evening Star
Rainbow For Girls
San Rubi
Rainbow
All Eastern Star
George Jacobs
Sunshine
Edgerton
Temple
Fort Atkinson
Martha
Summitt
Leone Karow
Grand Electa
Janesville
Doris Heding
A.G.M
Jacob Gruenewald
Gertrude Clayton
Harvey Holland
Alton Kiel
Nat G. Preston
Julius Palmer
L. G. Forcade
Gladys Benkett
Virgil Hawthorne
W. E. Deininger
Ernest Spring
Lester Johnson
Sam Rubi
Clara Albright
Meier Couple Mark Golden Twenty Fifth Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Glen Meier of South Wayne celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary with a party for relatives and friends. They were married March 20 1945 by Rev Gunderson. Attendants included Mrs Allen Janssen and Willis Van Meter. They have four children and both work locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred T. Schott
8Th St
V.F.W. Hall
Monroe
Schott
Marie Randall
St. Ignatius Church
Mt. Horeb
Schotts
Thais Marie
Lebanon
Francis
Connie
James
Radke Studio
Glen Meier
South Wayne
Gunderson
Allen Janssen
Northridge
Calif
Willis van Meter
Beloit
Donald Eugene
Duane LeRoy
Glenda Christine
Blackhawk High School
Ginger Chalottte
Blackhawk Junior High
Meier
Blackhawk
St. Clare Hospital Laboratory
Johnnie Meier
Cedarville
Clarence Meier
Donna
Melvin Meier
Wesley Meier
Ralph Neuenschwander
South
Lyle Rodger Honored for Supper Success
Lyle Rodger received a surprise plaque at the Green County Shrine Club meeting for leading ticket sales and the placemat ads at the annual pancake supper. Orville Hawthorn presented the honor as Dr. George R. Barry discussed Argentina with slides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle Rodger
Green County Shrine Club
Rodger
Orville Hawthorn
George R. Barry
Monroe
Argentina
Barry
David Schulman
David
AFS
Monroe High School
John McElhaney
Medicinal Herbs Topic at Monroe Garden Club Meeting
Mrs. E. R. Blair spoke on herbs and simple used for culinary and medicinal purposes at the Monroe Garden Club with 18 members present in the Community Center. She showed self-grown herbs, mounted specimens, and fragrance experiments, served saffron cake and mint cookies, and club members received thanks from hospital hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Blair
Monroe Garden Club
Amos Johnson
Green County Hospital
Nellie Schneider
Oscar Lingg
Rotary Club Meets at Idle Hour Mansion
Monroe Rotary Club met at Idle Hour Mansion with secretary William D Henguinet presiding in president Dr F S Santiago s absence. Members agreed to buy one acre for the proposed Wisconsin Badger Camp For The Retarded and a round table discussion followed. Rev Harold Crume gave The Meaning of Easter and upcoming films were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William D. Henguinet
Monroe Rotary Club
F. S. Santiago
Wisconsin
Monroe
Lowell Stuessy
John Schild
Jaycettes Hear Program on Mental Health
The Jaycettes met Wednesday night with Mrs. Mabel Hamilton presenting on cerebral palsy mental health and day care centers. Guests included a mother and child receiving therapy while the group planned initiations and upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaycettes
Mabel Hamilton
Hamilton
Southern Colony
Richard Glendenning
Mats
Cub Pack 113 Derby Draws Scouts and Awards
Cub Pack No. 113 sponsored by the American Legion held its Pinewood Derby at East School on March 23. Cubmaster John Prien led as roadmaster. Ray Gordon and Melvin Elmer did weigh-in. Jerry Schmidt ran the track. Robert Smith and Leo Nack judged. Stan Franson assisted with awards. Den 1 winner Karl Smith. Den 2 Terry Rutsch. Den 3 Charles Radke and Steve Franson tied. Den 4 Tom Kundert. Webelo Bob Lisser led in speed with Tom Kundert runner-up. Best father and son design went to Daryl and Ray Gordon. Best boy design to Clayton Elmer. Opening by Mrs. Richard Glendenning’s Den 4. closing by Mrs. Arthur Whipple’s Den 1. Wolf Awards went to Mark Glendenning and Dale Hoesly. Webelos earned badges for scientist, scholar and artist. recipients include Bruce Stiner, Bob Lisser, Daryl Gordon, Bruce Bressath and Clayton Eimer. Prizes were for selling Boy Scout Exposition tickets. concluding line mentions Times Wanted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Legion
East School
John Prien
Ray Gordon
Melvin Elmer
Jerry Schmidt
Robert Smith
Leo Nack
Stan Franson
Karl Smith
Terry Rutsch
Charles Radke
Steve Franson
Tom Kundert
Webelo
Bob Lisser
Daryl
Clayton Elmer
Richard Glendenning
Den
Arthur Whipple
Mark Glenden
Schmerse Infant Baptized Saturday
Laura Anne Schmerse born January 13 daughter of Mr and Mrs James Schmerse Monroe was baptized Saturday March 21 at St Victor s Catholic Church by Rev Jerald Fitzpatrick. Sponsors were uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Richard Gier Rockford. Relatives attended a dinner at the Ralph Krauss home afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Anne Schmerse
James Schmerse
Monroe
St. Victor’s Catholic Church
Jerald Fitzpatrick
Richard Gier
Rockford
Lydia Circle Holds Meeting at Grace Lutheran Church
The Lydia Circle of Grace Lutheran Church met on Thursday March 19 at Mrs Larry Pinnows home with twelve members including two new members Mrs Dean Signer and Mrs Gene Lumm Cradle roll now has five new babies enrolled Postcards invite three year olds to Sunday School The group plans day meetings in June and August Bible study Led by Mrs Lyle Drake titled Hearing and Doing Next meeting set for April 16 at Mrs Allen Pedersons home Mrs James Huffman to lead Bible study
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia
Grace Lutheran Church
Larry Pinnow
Dean Signer
Gene Lumm
Lyle Drake
Allen Pederson
James Huffman
Women’s Guild Program on Spirituals at Peace Church Browntown
The Women’s Guild of Peace United Church of Christ Browntown hosted a program on Negro Spiritual history led by Mrs. Donald Rutsch with piano by Mrs. M V Miller. A 57th wedding anniversary tribute to Mrs. Max Lueck featured a vocal trio. A Mother Daughter Tea is planned for April 18 at 8 p.m. Reservations run to April 11. The Guild’s annual meeting is set for April 29 at 8 p.m. Several guild members are listed as March hostesses and visitors. Also noted is volunteer work by Peace Church women at The New Glarus Home for the Aged. Separately Pvt Steve Vincent, son of Agnes Vincent, has begun schooling at Fort Gordon after basic training and assignments at Fort Campbell and Fort Polk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Guild of the Peace United Church of Christ
Browntown
Donald Rutsch
M. V. Miller
John Sigafus
Max Lueck
Mmes. Miller
Rutsch
Sigafus
Walter Guttmer
John Krebs
John Marty
Women of Peace Church
New Glarus Home For
Mmes
Ray Rockow
Jacob Teuscher
Avery Yost
Wm. Krupke
Glen Krupke
Glen Bock
Jacob Elmer Jr
Ernest Goepfert
Ralph Lueck
Clarence Broege
Ernest Mellenberger
M. W. Miller
Oscar
Steve Vincent
Monroe
Fort Gordon
Agnes Vincent
15Th St
Fort Campbell
Fort Polk
Pit
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OES
Glen Meiers
Spring Grove
Fred Kundert
Fritz Kundert
Evansville
Allen Taylor
Pecatonica
Melvin Wendler
Elvan Wendler
John Ruf
Darlington
Glenda Meier
Allen Janssens
Minneapolis
Dorothy Kennison
17Th Ave
St. Clare Hospital
Earl
Pete’ Lewis
Madison
John Hendrickson
Zor Divan
William Nelson
Green Bay
Rotary Club
Idle Hour Mansion
Glendenning
Richard Witt
Dodgeville
Milwaukee
Glarus
Paul Paulson
David Wake
James Bartholf
Ronald Johnson
Wayne Stroessner
L. Luchsinger
Ann Cuneen
Norway
Cub Pack
City Hall
Forestry Committee
City Forester
Schmerse
Lydia Circle
Je"m Po
anTt
Crosby Square
Tempo Series
Clark’s
Monroe’s Square
Women's Guild
Lillian Haas
John Roethlisberger
Henry Stelter
Emma Salzwedel
Mines
Walter Bruegger
Ed Chapin
Frank Guttmer
Ray Montgomery
Rosa
Bunny
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