New Organ Ready for Sunday Service at Methodist Church
First Methodist Church will use a rebuilt electric organ in morning worship with organist Charles B. Bolender at the console. A May 21 recital at 8 p.m. features Dr. LeRoy Wright, guest organist from Aurora Illinois, who holds a doctorate in church music from Northwestern University.
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Methodist Church
First Methodist Church
Charles B. Bolender
LeRoy Wright
Wright
First Congregational Church
Aurora, Ill
Northwestern University
Madison Radio
Bolender
Willis Ludlow
Ralph K. Kofoed
Dwight A. Crandall
Edwin W. Schuetze
Herbert M. Ainsworth
Mrs. Kohli Elected Regent of DAR Chapter
Mrs. Fred L. Kohli was elected regent of the Benjamin Harrison chapter of DAR at the annual meeting held yesterday at the Idle Hour farm home of Mrs. May L. Luchsinger. Other officers were named with Mrs. Stella Prechel as vice regent and Mrs. E. N. Churchill as secretary.
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Fred L. Kohli
Dar
Benjamin Harrison
Idle Hour Farm
May L. Luchsinger
Stella Prechel
E. N. Churchill
Grace Byers
Buchsinger
Harriet Carson
Katherine Duchow
Gertrude Ball
Flowers
Flowers,” and Mrs. Duchow
Paul J. Weirich
Kohli
Clayton Emrick
Orangeville
City Woman's Club to Hear Editor's Talk May 15
Miss Lourie Marstoux society editor of the Wisconsin State Journal will be guest speaker at Monroe Woman's Club spring social in St John's church parlor on May 15. Mrs George Abplanalp is chairman of the program and reservations are being accepted.
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Lourie Marstoux
Wisconsin State Journal
Madison
Monroe Woman's Club
St. John’s Church
George Abplanalp
Winslow
Club Department of Literature
Arlie G. Mitchell
Josef J. Benkert
Marshall L. Peterson
Rudolph P. Reger
David D. Ruehlman
Ray H. Schoonover
Adolph J. Levy
Lyndon C. Viel
Joan A. Schindler
Harriet Carson
Margaret Schiesser
Grace Schroeder
Beloit Books Group Hosts Monroe Club Discussion
Beloit second year Great Books club guests included Arthur Luebke Hertha Bauch and Alice Ginn at the Monroe group in the Green Room discussing Nietzsche beyond Good and Evil. Dr. Barry and Dr. Weir operated the event with others attending from Beloit chapters.
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Arthur Luebke
Hertha Bauch
Alice Ginn
Beloit
Great Books Club
Monroe
George R. Barry
James R. Weir
Perle G. Guess
Rose Johnson
E. N. Churchill
Benjamin H. Brunkow
Freeport
Herbert J. Bolliger
Dr. Brunkow
Tawney
WSWS Program Highlights Home Life and Japan Lesson
J C Elmer and Mrs Dora Drake led a WSWS program at Immanuel church focusing on the Christian home. Miss Marie Geigel presented Home Life in Japan with talks on spiritual life and current events by Mrs Edwin Haberman and Mrs Charles Krueger. The next prayer service is set for June 29 at the Krueger home 1717 15th street.
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Mars
J.C. Elmer
Dora Drake
WSWS
Immanuel Church
Marie Geigel
Japan
Edwin P. Haberman
Charles E. Krueger
Krueger
15Th Street
Charles Roehl Honored On His 93rd Birthday
Charles Roehl was honored on his 93rd birthday with a family party at his son Fred Roehl’s home in Orangeville. Born in Germany on April 30, 1857, he still reports good health and enjoys the celebration.
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Orangeville
Charles Roehl
Fred
Roehl
Germany
Ruth Maurer to wed Richard Heins in June vows
Plans for Ruth E Maurer and Richard M Heins to marry on June 24 at 8 p m at West Vieta Lutheran church with Rev G M Gunderson officiating. Ruth Maurer a Madison teacher graduate of Platteville state teachers college. Richard Heins UW graduate and UW business admin master candidate. Heins teaches at UW school of commerce and belongs to Wisconsin Insurance society.
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South Wayne
Casper Maurer
Ruth E
Richard M. Heins
Amos W. Heins
Platteville
West Vieta Lutheran Church
G. M. Gunderson
Miss Maurer
Lowell School
Madison
Platteville State Teachers College
Round of cards and fishing spell a town social
At the party were Thomas Monigold of Freeport and Mrs. Edward Miller with sons of Woodford, John H. DeNures, John Miller of Argyle, Lawrence Miller of Juda, Mr. and Mrs. Frauchiger and children, Mrs. Richard McGrath of Monroe, Dora DeFrain of Orangeville, and others.
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Thomas Monigold
Freeport
Edward Miller and Sons
Woodford
John H. DeNures
John Miller
Argyle
Lawrence Miller
Juda
William Frauchiger
Richard McGrath
Monroe
Dora DeFrain
Orangeville
Mothers Day program featured songs and toasts at Lena event
Mrs Allan Daws hosted readings while Dorleen Showers Norma Ault Leona Rood and others led the junior choir with June Holloway on piano. A mothers toast by Joan Cole and to daughters by Mrs Kenneth Burington followed. Virginia Black and daughter Virginia Frink closed with That Wonderful Mother of Mine and Mother. Hostesses Clarence Barker Milton Folgate Lyle Rinehart Roy Wagner and E C Priewe assisted by social committee.
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Ginia Frink
Donna Lehman
Caryl Frautschy
Connie Russell
Allan Fahr
Kdith Welz
Allan Daws
Lena
Dorleen Showers
Norma Ault
Leona Rood
Sandra Rodebough
Lila Miller
Beverly Miller
Sharon Freese
Holloway
Joan Cole
Kenneth Burington
Virginia | Black
Virginia Frink
Mmes
Clarence Barker
Milton Folgate
Lyle Rinehart
Roy Wagner
E. C. Priewe
Petersons mark 45th wedding anniversary at home
Mr and Mrs Melvin Peterson of 1603 14th Avenue quietly observed their 45th wedding anniversary at their home today. They will be feted at a Sunday open house from 2 to 5 p m at Grace Lutheran Church with friends and relatives attending.
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Melvin
Brodhead Den 1 Bears Rank First in Pack
Donald Zimmerman and Don ald Rostad became the first Cub Scouts in den 1 to receive Bear ranks since the den formed last November. Awards were presented at the Pack event.
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Brodhead Pays
Brodhead
Donald Zimmerman
Donald Rostad
Den 1
Woman's club meeting outlines minstrel show and May 14 plans
The group met Monday evening in the Woman's club rooms to discuss a possible minstrel show and securing a venue for the performance. Tentative plans also covered a visit to a neighboring airport on May 14, and an instructional swimming film plus an entertainment segment closed the meeting.
Witt Heads Monroe Education Association Elected Leader
R W Witt was elected president of the Monroe Education Association at a high school meeting yesterday afternoon. Allan F Barnard was chosen first vice president for 1950 51, Miss Ann Marty second vice president, and Miss Lois Mielke secretary and treasurer. Refreshments followed in the home economies room.
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RW. Witt
R. W. Witt
Monroe Education Association
Allan F. Barnard
Ann Marty
Lois Mielke
Orangeville Youth Choir Plans May 7 Concert
The Meth dist church youth choir directed by Mrs. Fred Anderson will perform an evening of religious music on May 7 at 8. Organized in 1946 with eight voices, the group now includes about 20 girls from the community.
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Orangeville
WSCS
Emmerson Zettle
Elmer Rinehart
Albert Hemphill
Linda Whittenburg
Delbert Stabenow
Fred Anderson
Orangeville High School
Thomas A. Kiburz
Yir
Methdist Church
Zwingli Church Plans Rural Life Service
Zwingli church in Monticello schedules a special rural life service for next Sunday at 10 40 a m. Members of organizations are expected to attend as part of the program.
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Zwingli Church
Monticello
Rural living promotion honors local youth and groups
Rural organizations invite participation in a service promoting better living in rural areas. Hollis Babler 4-H president Stella Abbott homemakers Rose Berry Babler county 4-H scholar Robert Abbott future farmer and Vinal Jorgenson farm bureau lead. Lois Speich named Alice O Gordon scholarship recipient at LaCrosse State Teachers College among 11 honored students. Dr J Martin Klosche Milwaukee state teachers college spoke.
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Hollis Baebler
Stella Abbott
Homemakers
Vinal Jorgenson
Farm Bureau Group
Rose Rery Babler
Robert Abbott
GETS
Lois Speich
Roy A. Speich
17Th Avenue
Alice O. Gordon
LaCrosse State Teachers College
Miss Speich
LaCrosse
J. Martin Klosche
Milwaukee State Teachers College
Knights of Pythias picnic supper features home talent show read
Entertainment program at the Knights of Pythias picnic included a dramatic read by cast members of the home talent show. The event took place Monday evening, showcasing local talent from last month’s performance.
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Knights of Pythias
Local Club and Charity Event Details From Orangeville Page
The article lists organizers and speakers for the KP and Pythian Sisters event with A R Steele Henry Babler Jr Leon O Schmidt Robert Benkert Roy Davis and Miss Carrie Ruehle named among organizers. WCTU plans final session at Memorial hall with Mrs Freder May 9 and speakers Miss ck L Rickleff Irene Fierhel ler Polo.
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Ing
Mina Williams
Ames
A. R. Steele
Henry Babler Jr
Leon O. Schmidt
Robert Benkert
Roy Davis
Carrie Ruehle
Orangeville
Me Woman's Club
V —Wctu
Freder
Memorial Hall
Ck L. Rickleff
Irene Fierheller
Sic
Alice Har- Winslow
Cars
Davis
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Pandow
City Woman’s Club
Beloit Books Group
Monroe Club
Ames. Elmer
Drake
Aucxory Farm Bacon
van Camp's Park
Ring Bologna
Swift's
Iarus Arly
Hays Speedy
Ae le
Monarch
Holland
Meythaler’s
Ruth FE. Maurer
Sager
Uci
Rhone
Aan Wheaties
Peter
Aixes
Winkler LP
U.S. Mach. Corp
Dunn and Bradstreet
Mercury
James Chilton
John Babler
Albert Kortemeier
Indiana
WCTU
Schaetyes
Zufrieden
Miss Jean Chandler
Onroe
Wisconsin
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