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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1963

Page

3

Social Events elects officers for Woman's Relief Corps

Mrs Garrett Keel was elected president of the Woman's Relief Corps at a meeting and spring luncheon held yesterday at Idle Hour Mansion. New member Mrs Ula Tyler was inducted with Pauline Schwarzenberger presiding. Officers include Mrs Clark Kleckner first vice president and Mrs Olin Flisram second vice president with Eva Galusha secretary treasurer.

Garrett Keel Dirs Se -Paest Woman's Relief Corps Idle Hour Clark Kleckner Olin Flisram Eva Galusha Flisram Sunshine Ula Tyler Pauline Schwarzenberger Ralph Wacnar Kleckner Ernest Zumbach William Reider Sr Keel Reider

Sorority Members Hold Joint Meeting in Madison

Seven Monroe Alpha Zeta Chapter members of Epsilon Sigma Alpha attended a joint meeting with Madison and Monroe chapters at Four Lakes Yacht Club in Madison. Attendees included Thelma Gamm Dorothy Johnson Helen Altman Gertrude Feutz Erma Klassy and Mrs Leo Share and Mrs Walter J Kubly. Johnson treasurer, Gamm installing officer. Altman president read Founder’s Day message. Inderjit Singh of New Delhi guest speaker spoke on India’s Challenge.

Monroe Alpha Zeta Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority Madison Moenrse Four Lakes Yacht Club Thelma Gamm Dorothy Johnson Helen Altman Gertrude Feutz Erma Klassy Leo Share Walter J. Kubly Johnson Wisconsin State Council Gamm Kay Mclaughlin Inderjet Singh New Delhi India University of Wisconsin iIndia

Women of Moose host vocal duets night

Roberta Benkett and Barbara Miller sang duet selections with Marilyn Pickett on the Women of the Moose chapter night led by membership chairman Mrs Raymond Martin. Enrollment was 47 with several committee members listed and the next meeting set for Wednesday May 15.

Roberta Benkett Barbara Miller Marilyn Pickett Women of the Moose Raymond Martin

Diane McGinley Feted At Bridal Shower Event

Miss Diane McGinley was honored during a bridal shower at the home of Mrs. Clair Mulligan in Freeport. Co-hostess was Mrs. George Daley. Attending guests included Mrs. Beatrice Mulligan Mrs. Jim Clark Debbie Mrs. Duane Zweifel Kathy Mrs. Richard Brunner Miss Beverly Mulligan Miss Sharon Daley Mrs. Spencer McGinley and Mrs. Frank Mulligan.

Diane McGinley Clair Mulligan Freeport George Daley Beatrice Mulligan Jim Clark Debbie Duane Zweifel Kathy Richard Brunner Beverly Mulligan Sharon Daley Spencer McGinley Frank Mulligan

Mothers and daughters to attend Albany banquet

An all women gathering will be held at the community center of the Methodist church in Albany tonight. A potluck dinner excludes meat followed by a program of pictures by Stanton P. Stears featuring the World's Fair Ft. Lewis and the Pacific coast plus musical numbers.

Albany Mosther —Deuchter Methodist Church Stanton P. Stears Ft. Lewis Pacific Coast

Two Women Honored With Anniversary Hymn

Mrs. Robert Hartwig and Mrs. Martin Schmidt received an anniversary hymn honor during the Mt. Olive Aid Society meeting at the church with hostess Mrs. Herbert O. Friedrichs. Mrs. Wallace Dunn reported and thanks were given for Easter altar flowers and donations to Bethesda Lutheran home. Watertown residents Mrs. John Liedschlag and Mrs. Stanley Neuberger were put in charge of church yard flower planting. Rev. R. F. Bittorf led devotions.

Robert Hartwig Martin Schmidt Mt. Olive Aid Society Herbert O. Friedrichs Wallace Dunn Betheseees da Lutheran Watertown John Liedschlag Stanley Neuberger R. F. Bittorf Fred H. Friedrichs

Rev Olm Discusses Senior Citizen Home

Rev Carroll Olm administrative chaplain at the Fairhaven EUB home Whitewater spoke on the home during St Johns church Aid Society meeting. He outlined administrative and spiritual values of the home to senior citizens while Mrs Winnie Kuebli sang Ive a Mother Old and Gray Who Needs Me Now and Mrs Fred Fritz read alongside Mothers Day theme. Kitchen co chairs were Mrs Julius Hofer and Mrs Elizabeth Knipschild.

Carroll Olm Fairhaven EUB Whitewater Aid Society of Julius Hofer Elizabeth Knipschild

Baptist Group Elects Four Albany Residents

Four Albany residents were named to Janesville Baptist Association offices at a Beloit meeting. Rev. Daniel MacDonald was chosen chairman of youth work and BYF adviser, LaVern Sopher evangelism chairman, Mrs. Rolland Steindorf missionary and stewardship education chairman, and Dennis Christbaum treasurer of the youth fellowship.

Albany Janesville Baptist Association Beloit Daniel MacDonald LaVern Sopher Rolland Steindorf Dennis Christbaum MacDonald Sopher Clifford Whitehead Lee Spangler Steindorf

Beloit Sessions Open With Albany Choir Quartet

Members of the BYF attended Beloit sessions where the Albany group performed with the Judson Baptist church choir. Four young people sang as a quartet: Larry Olson Dennis Chrisbaum Curt Steindorf and Glenn Steindorf.

Bers BYF Beloit Albany Judson Baptist Church Larry Olson Dennis Chrisbaum Curt Glenn Steindorf

Rainbow Unit Plans Installation Sunday

Beth Marty will be installed as worthy adviser of Mt. Horeb Assembly, Rainbow for Girls, at 1:30 p.m. Sunday in Mt. Horeb. Also to be installed are Susan Willi charity Berta Puempel hope Vicki Ingwell faith Jane Ziltner recorder Susan Strickler love Jane Gmar morality Bonnie Elmer treasurer Marvy Lienhardt outer observer Emily Lienhardt musician Barbara Hartman choir director.

NEW Glarus Times Beth Marty Morris Marty Mt. Horeb Order of Rainbow For Girls Susan Willi Berta Puempel Vicki Ingwell Jane Ziltner Susan Strickler Jane Gmar Donna Elmer Bonnie Elmer Marvy Lienhardt Outer Observer Emily Lienhardt Barbara Hartman

Mrs. Peckham Named Albany WSCS President

Officers of the WSCS of the Methodist church were elected with Mrs. Everett Peckham as president. Mrs. Gordon Mauerman was named vice president, Mrs. M. L. Barton secretary, and Mrs. Robert Grossman treasurer. Mrs. Will Trow is the outgoing president, having held the office three years.

Albany WSCS Methodist Church Everett Peckham Gordon Mauerman M. L. Barton Robert Grossman Will Trow

Madison Boys Challenge Rocket Bill At State Assembly

Two 10 year old Madison boys Don Letendre and Bill Morgan testified at a state affairs hearing on a bill to ban home made rockets without police approval and adult supervision. They demonstrated a four inch rocket and spoke of gunpowder fuel, arguing for government missile interest while lawmakers cited amateur rocket accidents.

Madison Don Letendre Bill Morgan Assembly State Affairs Committee Wisconsin Don Bill Morgan Letendre Adramn Manders Frank Schaeffer Milwaukee Manders

Poppy Day Princess Crowned At Legion Auxiliary Meeting

Ann Henning was crowned a Poppy Queen at the Spring Conference gathering in Richland Center. Members announced post banquets for May 22 and 23, reported membership quota progress, displayed two Star Tings for the Post and Unit, and set plans for the Third District Spring Conference in Monroe.

Poppy Ann Henning Alfred H. Henning Jr American Legion Auxiliary Legion Hall Janet Buehler Patty Wilcox Legion Times Richland Center Freda Bray William Eberhardt Donovan Jones Helen Zilmer Ed Niffenegger Tiercourt Ratty Wakes Allen Goecke Linda Lana Laurie Soddy Tana West Marcia Connors Connie Luann Elmer Jenny Bacon Marcia Peterson Monroe Ralph Wilcox Goecke Donald Yorarairs Frank Klarer Vernon Elmer

Swiss Village Historical Museum Opens for 1963 Season

Area museum opens May 1 with daily hours 1 to 5 p.m. and morning appointments available by request.

Glarus Swiss Village Historical Museum

May Month Musings and Florine's Spring Fashion Spree

Shlounes Coane notes May as a merry month with temperate weather and growing greens. A reference book links May to Maius Jupiter, while Florine's showcases spring and summer wardrobes from L aiglon and Toni Todd plus five nationally advertised sportswear lines. Prices and comfort are highlighted for shoppers seeking light airy outfits.

Florine’s L’aiglon Toni Todd Brief Originals Johnnye Jr Vicky Vaughn Betty Hartford Colonial

Albany Mfg. Corp. Ends Operations at Albany Plant

George Radock, manager, announced all manufacturing operations at the Albany plant have ended. The Paidar Co. moved work to the Chicago plant, leaving up to 40 workers laid off. The Albany facility had operated since April 1957, producing beauty and barber shop furniture, and will close permanently with Radock remaining in Albany for now.

Albany George Radock Albany Mfg. Corp Radock Paidar Co Chicago

Classified ads bring buyers and sellers together

The classified page connects buyers, renters, and sellers seeking quick transactions. Readers scan listings for furniture, vehicles, jobs, and housing, matching needs with offerings in a concise marketplace style.

County 4 H Enrollment and Dairy Judging Plans

The column notes 682 4 H members in 29 clubs across Green County towns. It mentions enrollment months November and December for 1963 and upcoming 1964 deadlines. Don Timm offers his cattle and farm for a dairy cattle judging school tomorrow morning to train members ahead of the county dairy cattle judging contest on May 25, likely near New Glarus and Monticello.

Green County Don Timm 4-H Dairy Project Glarus- Monticello

Pony clipping and grooming demonstration at Green County Fairgrounds

Next Monday evening Hugh Roberts will demonstrate pony clipping grooming and showmanship at the Green County Fairgrounds. Dozens of ponies will be present and sale plans for May 12 at the same venue are announced for potential buyers.

Hugh Roberts Green County Fairgrounds Fairgrounds

Bees Sting Why Honey Thieves Trigger Bee Response

Steven Mitchell questions why bees sting after honey and nectar are stolen. The note frames the reaction as a natural defense by the bees and a parallel to human wrongdoing.

Steven Mitchell

District 4H Music Festival Highlights At Evansville

Two Green County 4H clubs presented fine musical numbers at the District 4H Music Festival in Evansville last Wednesday night. Performers Audrey Beach Karen Herbert Jane Huffman Janis Sandler and Renee Schuetz showcased varied selections.

Green County

4-H Club Music Winners Sparkle With Instruments

Clarno Classy Clubbers 4-H win a red ribbon for instrumental numbers. Members Debra Indergand Beatrice Ackerman Beverly Kortman Susan Smith win a white ribbon in a separate square dance with Nathan Schoepfer Jerry Block William Buel and Gaylord Flannery of the Hawatha 4-H club. All ages 9 to 11. Leaders Mrs William Schuetz Route 3 Monroe and Mrs Nathan Schoepfer Route 2 Monticello can provide music for programs.

Clarno Debra Indergand Beatrice Ackerman Beverly Kortman Susan Smith Nathan Schoepfer Jerry Block William Buel Gaylord Flannery Hiawatha William Schuetz Route 3 Monroe Route 2 Monticello

Genoa City Youth Named to Air Force Academy

Randolph C. Vincent of Genoa City earned an appointment to the Air Force Academy after competitive Civil Service Commission exams and the Academy entrance tests. He graduated from Northwestern Military and Naval Academy, Lake Geneva, and was a cadet at Millard School in Bandon, Oregon.

Set Ddoem Randolph C. Vincent Genoa City Air Force Academy Civil Service Commission Vincent Northwestern Military and Naval Academy Lake Geneva Millard School Bandon Oregon

Blanchardville Blaze Destroys First Floor of Kennth Hardy Home

A flash fire severely damaged the first floor of a Blanchardville residence belonging to Kenneth Hardy. Fire investigators will inspect the scene to determine cause and circumstances of the blaze. Local authorities have not released any injuries or further details at this time.

Blanchardville Kenneth Hardy

Blanchardville Fire Damages Home of Hardyman Family

A Wednesday fire at the Hardyman home caused extensive upstairs smoke damage and complete destruction of downstairs contents. The blaze, quickly extinguished by Blanchardville fire department, occurred while Mrs. Hardyman and five children were outside. Hardyman works at the Janesville Chevrolet plant and was at work when the fire started.

Test Pilots Die In F105 Collision Over Catskills

Two civilian test pilots were killed when their F105 Thunderchiefs collided over the Catskill Mountains late Thursday. Victims were Jack Bade, 42, of Massapequa New York, a decorated World War II Army Air Corps ace, and Don Seaver, 37, of Fort Walton Beach Florida, a Navy pilot in World War II and Korea.

Kingston N.Y Catskill Mountains Jack Bade Massapequa Army Air Corps Don Seaver Fort Walton Beach Fla Korea

Rent That Room Through Classified Ads

A brief notice invites readers to rent a room via the classified ads section of The Monroe Evening Times. It outlines how to place an ad and what details to include for prospective renters and landlords.

Monroe Evening Times

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WRC Group JEBCO America Myrtle Larson Karen Lea Gerald Robert Johnson Ernest Johnson Miss Larson Monroe Clinic Canada Dry-Bireleys Bottling Co Radke Rev. Olm Senior Citizen Baptist Group Lalames Finders State Farm Insurance State Farm Mutual Comprehensive Farm State Farm Walter E. Drews 15Th St State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Co Bloomington Lll Rainbow Poppy Day Auxiliary of Legion Shlounes Coane Maius Jupiter Great God Mai Myron Ralph Sackers Kraemers Sackers Krae Air Academy Blanchardville Blaze Monroe Specialty CO Swiggum's Swiggum Beverage Depot Valiant's Dearth Motors, Inc 17Th Avenue Monroe, Wis
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