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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1950
Page
4
The Argyle auxiliary will sponsor a hobby show on April 6 at the Community building. Children ages 12 to 18 may enter hobbies with prizes for two age groups 12 16 and 16 18. A doll dress contest reflecting an Ecuador native will award a cash prize. Coffee and cookies will be served.
Mr and Mrs Irvin Eichorst were honored at a housewarming party after moving into the Frank Riese residence on the north side of Monticello village. The event celebrated their relocation and welcomed them to the community.
The Iowa County Education Association will host guest speaker Dr. von A. Schindler of the Monroe Clinic at its annual meeting in Dodgeville on April 10. He will address the morning session on Have You Any Trouble, Teacher. Other speakers include George E. Watson state superintendent and Dr. E. G. Harrell director of secondary education.
Green and Lafayette county agents for Wisconsin Mutual Insurance Co. will hold a dinner meeting at the Eugene hotel tomorrow. A representative from the Madison office is expected to be guest speaker.
Dr. W E Nylin head of Platteville state teachers college agriculture dept was guest speaker at the FFA father and son banquet in the community rooms Thursday evening. Marion Bert received the DeKalb award for FFA work and FFA letters were given to Doral Larson Donald Wahl Eldon Schriepfer Leif Erickson Roland Hanson.
The lineup lists Lyle Klosterman, Homer Thompson, Marion Berg, Roger Jacobson, and Gerald McGinnity in a special entertainment segment. Tickets and venue details unavailable in the fragment.
FFA boys quartet event featured a dinner prepared by Band mothers and served by girls of the high school band.
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