The Male Animal Draws Second Capacity Audience
Social Events report the high school senior class play The Male Animal drew a full second capacity audience. The 13 cast members delivered serious and comic performances with music by the school orchestra and soloists Alan Prisk Margaret Stauffacher and Gloria Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Wit
LaVon Jones
Nathan Marti
Alan Prisk
Margaret Stauffacher
Gloria Green
James Pierce
James Hardell
Robert Wells
Robert Rieder
Charmaine Ninneman
Betty Moore
Kathleen Faherty
Ann Orton
MHS Future Farmers Banquet Honors 1949 FFA Winners
Future Farmers of America awards earned during 1949 will be presented Tuesday evening at the annual FFA parents banquet in the high school gym. Reservations for 294 guests, including 66 members, have been made for a 7:30 p m event with guest speaker C F Claflin of Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MHS
Future Farmer of America
FFA
C. F. Claflin
Milwaukee
Equity Cooperative Livestock Sales Association
Monroe
Theodore Falk
Robert E. Davenport
Roy Roth
Donald Timm
Albert Buri
John Stauffacher
Robert Prien
Glen Frautschy
Burleigh "Bartlett
T. R. Holyoke
Home Economics
Mildred Sackett
Dorothy Roehl
Rudy Gerber
Jack Donahue
Virgil Pick
Eugene Lueck
Donald Elmer
Kenneth Norton
Sam Nafzger
John David Stauffacher
Joseph Tschanz
William Pick
Norbert Wels
Wayne Segner
Charles Dickson
Sally Burt
Robert Rieder
Karl Krahenbuhl
Falk
Robert Krause
Robert Foulker
Peter Steinman
James Soddy
Henry Tschanz
Leopold Christen Engagement Planned for June Wedding
Mr and Mrs William Leo pold sr announce the engagement of their daughter Dorothy Ann to Wilbert Christen son of Mr and Mrs Wilbert Christen sr of Monticello A June wedding is planned Miss Leopold is a senior at Monroe High School Mr Christen is a farmer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Leopold Sr
Route 3
Dorothy Ann
Wilbert Christen
Wilbert Christen Sr
Monticello
Miss Leopold
Monroe High School
Christen
Local Club Officers Named in Silent List
Theodore Falk president Bur leigh Bartlett vice president Sally Burt secretary Roy Roth treasurer Glen Frautschy re- Porter and William Pick sentinel named in the civic group roster as officers and stewards for the coming term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Falk
Burleigh Bartlett
Sally Burt
Roy Roth
Glen Frautschy
William Pick
Legion Auxiliary hears Blum and Kitchen on city matters
Miss Anna Blum city attorney and Lawrence L. Kitchen Monroe recreation director spoke at the American Legion auxiliary meeting at the Legion home. They summarized the Hoover commission report and discussed the new youth center. Members voted a $5 donation to the cancer drive.
Veterans Hospital Dray Favors Tied to Mine Honors
Verle Pyle of Park Forest ill, P. G. Connors Jr, Roy A. Schultz and Sherman H. Dearth listed as players in a bridge and 500 event where honors went to Mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans
Verle Pyle
Park Forest, Ill
P. G. Connors Jr
Roy A. Schultz
Sherman H. Dearth
Soloists Announced For Messiah Concert
Green County community chorus presents Handel Messiah Sunday at 8 in the high school auditorium. Solo arias by University of Wisconsin music professor assistant and two students Ruth Kienholz and Martell Disrud. Tenor Kenneth Jorgensen joins as quartet member. Dress rehearsal at 8 tonight. conductor Mrs Lyndon C Viel. Edwin W Schuetze directs orchestra with Olga Ruth as pianist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mass Cnrigune Wumaugson
University of Wisconsin Music School
Ruth Kienholz
la Crosse
Martell Disrud
Blanchardville
Green County Community Chorus
Kenneth Jorgensen
Milwaukee
Lyndon C. Viel
Edwin W. Schuetze
Olga Ruth
Local Y board elected with Crandall and Tracy judges
Peter Pelcass in sixth grade at North School earned cash prizes that may fund a Phantom Lake Y camp. Dwight A Crandall and Robert J Tracy were elected to Y board positions last evening with Crandall reelected for a three year term and Tracy for one year. Monroe attendees on the advisory board included Mr. and Mrs. O N Johnson, Peter, Joanne Kurth, Delores Hodgson and Mrs. Evelyn Hartwig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pelcass
Peter
Eixth
St North School
Chi
Phantom Lake Y Camp
Dwight A. Crandall
Robert J. Tracy
Crandall
Tracy
Monroe
O. N. Johnson
Joanne Kurth
Delores Hodgson
Evelyn Hartwig
Marshall Markham Prom King Nominee
Marshall Markham a junior in the school of commerce and member of the varsity basketball squad has been nominated by the Cardinal party at the University of Wisconsin as a candidate for prom king in the April 5 campus elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewmean— Sopeday
Marshall
Danny) Markham
Daniel Markham
Cardinal Party
University of Wisconsin
Markham
School of Commerce
Local Youngsters Win YMCA Camp Contests
Joseph Frass honored at farewell dinner hosted by Mrs Hazel Yertin at 1907 1st Street. Frass leaves for Ft Atkinson after YMCA convention in Milton. Judith Moore and Peter Johnson win first and second prize in Green County Phantom Lake campership contest. Contest closed March 24. Judith is an 11 year old fifth grader at East School. Donna Wenger and Mildred Cotherman lead East School Little Women group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Frass
Hazel ‘Yertin
Joserh Frass
H Street
Fressl
Ft. Atkinson
YMCA
Milton
Judith Moore
Casper Moore
19Th Avenue
Peter Johnson
C. N. Johnson
Sta ‘Street
Green County
Phantom Lake
Judith
East School
Donna Wenger
Mildred Cotherman
Little Women
Miss Becker Nominated for UW Senior Class Secretary
Monticello special report notes Miss Nancy Becker daughter of Herman A. and Mrs. Becker has been nominated by the Student Alliance party for senior class secretary at the University of Wisconsin. Elections are set for April 5. Becker, a junior in the school of education, co chairs the philosophy of marriage series and serves on the Wisconsin Badger staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Becker
Herman A. Becker
Student Alliance Party
University of Wisconsin
Miss Becker
School of Education
Wisconsin Badger
Open House Honors 40th Wedding Anniversary of Lynn Couple
Family and friends gathered at 1762 17th Street for an open house observing the 40th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Thomas J Lynn. Attendees included numerous neighbors and relatives from Monroe Argyle Richland Beloit and local households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Walter Wenger
Edna Kohl
William Haddinger
Messrs
Mmes
Henry T. Hefty
Charles Guttmer
Gottlieb Wyssman
Monroe
Dan Shook
Donna
Helma Johnson
Madison man killed by car on hatchery road
Madison-Grant Bryant, age 55, of Madison, was struck and killed by a motor vehicle while walking on the fish hatchery road near town today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Grant Bryant
Fish Hatchery
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Norder
Juda
Edward Hartwig
William —Norder
Frank Matzke
G. B. Lahr
William Norder
William — Albright
A. S. Keen
Laurence Hartwig
Earl Feldt
Monticelo
Kubly
Forrest L. Kubly
Lith ‘Street
Mmes, Alvin Kubly
Alvin H. Babler
R. Myers
Lexie
Naked Flowers
Monroe Evening Times
Neemeril On
OLD Style Distributors
Twelfth St
Wis
Green, Lafayette
Iowa Counties
Dorothy Ann Leopold
Messiah
Marshall Markham
Wakery
Pruit
Pris
Tore
Blumer Pharmacy
Walgreen Agency
Joe the Tailor
James
Alma Starr
Mary Shook
Anna van Horn
William Haman
Barbara Leck
Bessie van Horn
Orville Soper
Argyle
Ray Trickel
Patty
Leroy Dearta
Alfred Peterson
Rockford
John Hans-n
Manitowoc
Lloyd Hanson
Anna Davern
Amelia Skindingsrude
Henry Lynn
Paul Skindingsrude
Russell Chamberlain
Famil
Janesville
Willis Isely
Maurice Winger
John Roethlisberger
Browntown
Willis Zwickey
Rockton
Archie Calkins
Becker
Firestone
Firestone de Luxe
SAVE
Newton
Mrs. Steven
Luick
Ready Mix and Material Company, Inc
Court House Square
ST. Clare Hospital
Earth
The
National Ready-Mixed Concrete Association
Wabash Valley
Monroe Ready MIX and Material Co., Inc
Eighteenth Street
Max H. Voelkli
Hugo H. Voelkli
Roger M. Voelkli
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