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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1959

Page

3

Mrs. Olm Re-elected President At Juda Fellowship Event

Mrs. Paul H. Olm of Monroe was re-elected president of the Green County Council of Church Women at the group’s second annual meeting held with the May Fellowship Day service in Juda First Baptist. New Glarus officers and the constitution were announced as adopted, with speakers stressing world peace and community welfare.

Paul H. Olm Monroe Green County Council of Church Women First Baptist Church Juda Robert Preston Raymond Wurgler New Glarus Cleyance Karlen Monticello John Leggett Earl Coplien Preston Lynn F. B. Tschudy Gerald Disch Green Lake William McFadden Werner Bodeman Herbert Andereck Manfred Swarsensky Madison Swarsensky World Law World Court Mary Frantz Green County Hospital John M. Leggett

New Glarus PTA Names Officers for Area Unit

Gilbert M. Hoesly is named president of the New Glarus Parent-Teachers Organization. Mrs Eldon Thacker becomes vice president, Mrs William Hillestad second vice, Mrs Leonard Bigler secretary, and Mrs James Schroeder treasurer.

PTA New Glarus Gilbert M. Hoesly Eldon Thacker William Hillestad Leonard Bigler James Schroeder

Union Mother's Day Service in Orangeville at United Church

The annual Union Mother's Day service will be held at 7 p.m. Sunday May 10 at the United Church of Christ in Orangeville.

Orangeville P.m United Church of Christ

Girl Scout Troop 233 Advances Firemaking Badge

Members of Intermediate Troop 233 hiked to Roy Gempeler farm for a cookout completing firemaking requirements for the second class badge. Troop mothers Louis Janke and Dan Ault assisted.

Roy Gempeler Louis Janke Dan Ault St. John’s Church St. John’s Women’s Union Goecks Katherine Koenig Glen Schreier William Wedesky

Monticello Social Notes Highlights Local Visits

Mrs. and Mrs. John G. Blum visited Truman Long at St. Clare Hospital Monroe. Dr. Wm V Baebler returned from Milwaukee after a dental meeting. Mrs. Dwight Zweifel visited her mother Mrs. Adolph Rindy New Glarus. Friends Night drew Mmes John StenbrotenMonty ChesebroClarence Loveland and John G Blum at Albany Chapter Eastern Star. Regional Spring Guild Meeting attendees at Belleville included Mmes Wilbert Christen Sr E W Marty A R Achtemeier Lena Babler H F Stoll William G Meier M E Lynn Fred Abbott Sam Duerst John C Babler Albert Moritz Herman Pluss Marie Oberholzer A G Hill Otis Hermanson and Abraham Kubly.

John G. Blum Truman Long St. Clare Hospital Monroe Wm. V. Baebler Milwaukee Dwight Zweifel Adolph Rindy New Glarus Mmes John Stenbroten Monty Chesebro Clarence Loveland Albany The Eastern Star Ernest Dahler Fred A. Blum United Church of Christ Belleville Mmes. Wilbert Christen Sr E. W. Marty A. R. Achtemeier Lena Babler H. F. Stoll William G. Meier M. E. Lynn Fred Abbott Sam Due

Rebekahs Welcome Two New Members

Esther Rebekah Lodge initiates two new members Mrs. James Farmer and Mrs. Willis Van Horn at a regular meeting in IOGF hall. Delegates Ula and Chester Tyler chosen for Wisconsin Assembly in Wisconsin Rapids June 8 to 10. Bernice Holsapple named alternate. The group funds two boys Marvin Van Horn and Billy Flaherty for IOOF Rebekah Youth Camp at Spencer Lake. Guests Mrs. Ralph Ellis and Mrs. Fred Rieder invited to Janesville Lodge 171 next Thursday night. Memorial service held for late Mrs. George Hartwig. Maypole decor brightened lunchroom tables with refreshments served by Mrs. Adolph Kummer, Victor Marean, and Fred Glauser.

James Farmer Willis van Horn Esther Rebekah Lodge IOGF Mmes Ula Tyler Chester Tyler Wisconsin Assembly Wisconsin Rapids Bernice Holsapple Ioof Rebekah Spencer Lake Marvin van Horn Billy Flaherty Ralph Ellis Fred Rieder Janesville Lodge George Hartwig Adolph Kummer Victor Marean Fred Glauser

Mother Daughter Tea Set for May 15 at Zwingli Church

The Mother-Daughter Tea sponsored by the Women’s Guild of Zwingli United Church of Christ will be at 8 p.m. May 15 in Fellowship Hall. Mrs. Marvin Freitag chairs ticket sales with assistants Mrs. Joe Voegels Mrs. Meier Mrs. Pluss Mrs. Eichorst Mrs. Blum and Marvin Thoman.

Monticello Women’s Guild of Zwingli United Church of Christ Fellowship Hall Marvin Freitag Mmes Joe J. Voegels Wm. G. Meier Herman Pluss Irving Eichorst Louise Blum Marvin Thoman

Pythian Sisters Lodge Set for Tuesday Meeting

Regular meeting of the Pythian Sisters Lodge will be held at 8 Tuesday night in IOOF hall. Refreshment committee members are Mrs. C. M. Wainwright, W. L. Cash and Alma Brugger. Mrs. Carl Stubbe will be in charge of entertainment.

Pythian Sister Lodge Ioof Hall Mmes. C. M. Wainwright W. L. Cash Alma Brugger Carl Stubbe

Nancy Wagner joins Alpha Psi Omega at Carroll College

Sorority member Nancy Wagner of 1804 10th Street is a sophomore sociology major and part of Alpha Psi Omega drama fraternity at Carroll College in Waukesha.

Nancy Wagner Richard Wagner 10Th Street Alpha Psi Omega Drama Fraternity Carroll College Waukesha

Legislature In Brief on Gov Nelson Building Plan

Madison colonies set for debate on Gov Nelsons short range building program funded by transfers from the general fund and the state insurance fund. The Joint Finance Committee will air the plan and seek approval for a 20 year repayment, plus a forestry camp project and civil service pay measures. Roadside advertising rules and public access to waterways are also under consideration.

Madison Gaylord Nelson Joint Finance Committee General Fund State Building Trust Fund State Insurance Fund Building Commission Finance Committee Assembly Conservation Committee State Conservation Department

Richland Homemakers Elect Officers and Plan Outing

The Richland Homemakers elected Mrs. Duane Beach president and Mrs. Mike McGuire vice president at the final club meeting of the year with Mrs. Eugene Meier as hostess. Plans include visits to a Janesville mill, the Oregon School for Girls, and a dinner at Tibbie's in Indian Ford.

Duane Beach Richland Homemakers Mike McGuire Eugene Meier Janesville School For Girls Oregon Tibbie’s Indian Ford Green County Hospital Herbert Huffman Rosalie Wueth

Monticello Homemakers Elect Officers at Meeting

Mrs. Jacob Voegels was elected president with Mrs. Oswald Zentner Jr. as vice president and Mrs. Bessie Youngreen as secretary treasurer. Reports were given by Mrs. Marvin Zimmerman and Mrs. Zentner with 4-H and Spring Conference notes. Nine members and one guest, Mrs. Willis Blum of Monroe, attended.

Monticello Jacob Voegels Oswald Zentner Jr Leona Legler Bessie Youngreen Marvin Zimmerman Zentner Joe J. Voegels Willis Blum Monroe

Monroe Victory Club elects officers for year

Mrs. Fred Grimm was chosen president at the Monroe Victory Club meeting with Mrs. W. G. Bear as co host. Mrs. Alfred Voegels was named treasurer and Mrs. Victor Carson secretary. The group prepared May baskets for Green County hospital patients and scheduled a May trip and a July picnic.

Monroe Victory Club Fred Grimm W. G. Bear Will Preston Alfred Voegels Victor Carson Green County Hospital

Town Hall Homemakers elects new secretary

Mrs. Clarence Elmer Sr. was elected secretary at the Town Hall Homemakers Club meeting Tuesday, replacing Mrs. Lawrence Karl en. Eighteen members answered roll call by paying one cent per inch of their waist measurements. Reports on trip plans, health and safety, and 4-H were presented.

Town Hall Club Monticello Clarence Elmer Sr Lawrence Karlen Town Hall Homemakers Club Rolland Zimmerman Merland Loveland Kenneth Klassy Elmer Werner Hefty

Arizona Grazing Dominates Land Use Amid 861000 Cattle

In Arizona, 90 percent of the land supports grazing for a cattle population of 861000. The data highlight widespread range use and the scale of livestock farming in the state.

Arizona

Airport Sky Notes Aerial activity and tours at Green County airport

The Flying Club sells an Aeronca Chief to Skyline of Platteville while others acquire aircraft including a Piper Pacer and a Stinson. Grounded planes wait for tail feathers and a J-3 visits for cross country. Officials invite rural schools teachers Boy Scouts and aviation enthusiasts for tours as FAA clearance is awaited.

Aeronca Skyline Flying Club Platteville Robert Brunkow Federal Aviation Agency Milwaukee

Boy Scout Troop 101 Tours Galena for Grant Pilgrimage

Thirty four members of Boy Scout Troop 101 attended the U.S. Grant Pilgrimage in Galena Illinois visiting twenty sites. Participating are Gary Cummings Gary Blackbourn Tom Zwicker Fred Schuetze Terry Cummings Curt Schwerin Dana Janke and many others with Roy Hefty Scout master who drove and accompanied the group.

Boy Scout Troop 101 Galena Ill Gary Cummings Gary Blackbourn Tom Zwicker Fred Schuetze Terry Cummings Curt Schwerin Dana Janke Gary Baumgartner David Deininger James Wild Bill Bacon Pete Mueller Mines Jack Marty Robert G. Rote Don Janke Clinton Blackbourn Roy Hefty

Rattlesnake nailed by high heel in Sequoia Park

Mrs. Ruby Smith parked in Tulare County Sequoia National Park and stepped out to hear a buzz. Her high heel pierced a rattlesnake, pinning it to the ground, and she killed the reptile after removing the shoe.

Tulare Calif Ruby Smith Sequoia National Park

State bills push milk marketing and oil regulation reforms

Three Democrats introduced a petroleum bill granting the Public Service Commission power to license retailers, jobbers, refiners and similar firms with investigative authority. A milk marketing bill would create a department to regulate milk markets and prices and license dealers. Akin bills would establish a Wisconsin Agricultural Marketing Act to issue marketing orders for agricultural products, including timber and honey.

Madison Public Service Commission Leander Mulder D-Holmen Pure Milk Products Co-operative Madison Milk Producers Cooperative Association Department of Milk Marketing Wisconsin Agricultural Marketing Act Assembly Grant County

Wisconsin Farm Bureau cites big toll from gasoline tax

The Wisconsin Farm Bureau says a bill to repeal the gasoline tax exemption on farm tractors could cost farmers nearly seven million dollars yearly. From 1957 December to 1958 November farmers filed 195 967 exemption claims totaling 6 973 843 82 dollars. Farm Bureau director William Kasakaitas argues the nonhighway use of fuel does not relate to highway costs and calls the tax inequitable.

Wisconsin Farm Bureau Assembly William Kasakaitas Farm Bureau

Bell Firm Takes Hint Town Will Get Phones

In Harlan County, the town of Smith with 19 residents and no telephones will receive service within six months. Residents have waited 14 years for phones, and Southern Bell promised installation after the Public Service Commission urged action.

Bell Firm Harlan Harlan County Smith Southern Bell Telephone Co Public Service Commission

Retarded Children Topic at Meeting in Green County

The Wisconsin Association for Retarded Children held a public meeting at Green County Teachers College to promote education and community acceptance for mentally retarded individuals. Notable speakers Hans R. Hahn Filmore Lamn and Franklin N. Schneider from Milwaukee urged parental support. two new retardation rooms will open in Monroe and Albany this fall.

Hans R. Hahn Wisconsin Association For Retarded Children Green County Teachers’ College Green County Association For Filmore Lamn State Retardation Association Franklin N. Schneider Milwaukee Swiss Wheel Rudolph T. Haskee Robert Kundert Gilbert Wendler Brodhead Ed Pernot Brooklyn Werner Blum J. T. Etter Hahn Green County City of Monroe Albany Chester Stauffacher Southern Colony Training School Union Grove Haskee College Room

Brodhead by Miss Grace Marsh at Albany Eastern Star

Messrs and Mmes Raymond Fetterhoff Marvin Fairman and Allen Ross and Mmes Leone Richardson Lulu Mattison Mercedes Ringen Robert Engle Arnold Ayres Willis Riemer and J Lina Barkow attended Friends Night at the Albany Eastern Star. Mr and Mrs August Lehnherr have returned from Detroit with their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs James Gibson. The Lehnherrs accompanied their grandchildren Joey Jeffrey and Lisa Gibson to their new home in Detroit. The children had spent several weeks here.

Mmes Raymond Fetterhoff Marvin Fairman Allen Ross Leone Richardson Lulu Mattison Mercedes Ringen Robert Engle Arnold Ayres Willis Riemer J. Lina Barkow Albany Eastern Star August Lehnherr Detroit Mich James Gibson Lehnherrs Joey Jeffrey Lisa Gibson

Mormon church gas and oil strike near Farmington NM

A crew drilling for water on church grounds struck natural gas and high grade oil at 162 feet. C P Hilton, president of the Mormon Stake, warned fire danger may prevent development as a producer.

Farmington N.M Mormon Church C.P. Hilton Mormon Stake

Milk prices for Swiss cheese stay near prior month

The March national price for milk used in Swiss cheese was 3.10 per 3.58 test, down seven cents from February 3.63 test. The overall March cheese milk average fell to 3.07 on a 3.69 test, with the American cheese milk at 3.08 on a 3.73 test. Wisconsin Dairying notes Swiss cheese stocks at 10,876,000 pounds on Jan 31, 65.4 percent above 1958, and two million pounds above the five year average.

Crop Reporting Board At Chicago Wisconsin Dairying Madison

Panama Canal Completion Time Reveals Long Construction

The Panama Canal, stretching 51 miles, required 32 years to complete. The project linked the Atlantic and Pacific oceans and stands as a major engineering achievement of its era.

Panama Canal

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Mrs. Olm Church Women Girl Scout News C. D. Curtis Rebekahs Pythian Sisters Lodge Janice Park Miss Park Times News of the Homemakers Richland Club Monticello Club Airport Sky Roger Isely Stinson Cecil Dickson Rockford Arthur Zander Norman Heitz Hallock, Minn Elmer Peterson Henry Elmer Harris Thacher Wendall Brunkow Minneapolis Phil Vogel Luscombe Beloit Gerondale Insurance Co Omaha Roy True Green County Pilots Association Boy Scout Troop Behring Motor Co Robert Buehler Emmett Norton Lester M. Johnson Wisconsin Power and Light Company Farmers Mutual Ainsworth Insurance Agency Business Mart Grand Ave Des Moines, Iowa Miss Grace Marsh
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