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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1966

Page

3

Sister Miriam Terese to Speak at Monroe Church Event

Sister Miriam Terese O S F will be the guest speaker at St John s United Church of Christ Fellow Hall Monroe Wisconsin on Wednesday evening May 11 dessert at 7 30 p m The talk centers on St School for the retarded and includes songs with her piano accompanist The event also showcases Helen Farnsworth Mears Art contest winners with eight grade students named Also new officers and members will be introduced and honors given to past presidents and life members The program is directed by the department of community affairs with co chairmen Mrs Robert Kingdon and Mrs Donovan Otteson Further names list event organizers and participants from Community affairs and Spring Social committees.

Miriam Terese St. School Jefferson, Wis Tent Eal Woman's Cly Monroe St. John’s United Church of Christ St. School For Catherine St. Coletta Helen Farnsworth Mears Woman’s Club Cochairmen Jack F. Murray Robert J. Smith Mmes. Kingdon Ottoson John A. Becker Dwight Coplien Wesley L. Dodge John F. Fernan J. W. Ganshert Lucy A. Groerer C. S. Grundahl Rodney O. Kit

Miss Wieser Weds Nathan Studer in Monroe Church

Barbara Jean Wieser and Nathan A. Studer exchanged vows in a double ring ceremony at Mt. Olive Lutheran Church Monroe. The couple, both Monroe High School graduates, plan to reside at 1123 Wilth Street Monroe after a wedding trip to Washington DC and Niagara Falls.

Washington D.C Niagara Falls New York Nathan A. Studer Ilth St Monroe Barbara Jean Wieser Walter Wieser Browntown Studer Ernest Studer 6Th St Mt. Olive Lutheran Church R. F. Bittorf Roger Wieser Madison Dennis Davis Perfect Love Vickie Neuberger Gary Studer Fred Studer Marco’s

Two Girls Initiated Into Rainbow Group

Beth Elmer and Lou Ann Wilde were initiated into the Mt. Horeb Assembly Rainbow for Girls during inspection at Mt. Horeb. Mrs. Julia Wells of Platteville served as visiting deputy. Grand Assembly sessions are set for June 18 to 20 at Williams Bay. A candy sale at the New Glarus Masonic Hall Tuesday Funds will send New Glarus delegates to the Grand Assembly. Cookies and punch were served after.

NEW Glarus Times Beth Elmer Lou Ann Wilde Mt. Horeb Julia Wells Platteville Grand Assembly Williams Bay New Glarus Masonic Hall

Society Will Meet By Zwingli United Church Women

The Women's Missionary Society of Zwingli United Church of Christ will meet Monday evening May 9 at the Parish House. Hostesses are Mrs. M. E. Lynn and Mrs. Jacob Voegeli.

Mrs Connell to speak at Green County May Fellowship Day

Mrs Esther Connell of Waukesha will address literacy in Wisconsin at the Green County Council of Church Women May Fellowship Day. The event Friday May 6 at Juda Baptist Church begins 1 45 p m with dessert served afterward.

William Esther) Connell Waukesha Wisconsin Literacy Committee Wisconsin Green County Green County Council of Church Women Juda Baptist Church Wisconsin Committee Laubach Literacy Inc Frank Laubach Connell United Church Women of Wisconsin Will Meinert Brodhead Calvin P. Fischer Robert Soderholm Monroe Ed _ Pinnow Juda Earl Coplien

Birthday Song Fetes Women at Monticello

The Ladies Aid of Zwingli United Church of Christ met Tuesday afternoon at Monticello with Miss Rose Stauffer playing quiet music. Mrs. William Wendt opened with a tribute to mothers, six May birthdays were sung, and 34 members with three guests shared refreshments. Nominating committee was named for June elections. upcoming events include Fellowship Day June 6 at Juda Baptist Church and a Mother-Daughter Tea May 20 at the Green County Home.

Monticello Rose Stauffer Ladies Aid of Zwingli United Church of Christ Mother William Wendt Lena Babler Henry V. Baebler Ellen Stauffer

Mrs Olga Ruck and Becky Mittler Honored by Hostesses

Mrs Olga Ruck and Becky Mittler were honored by hostesses Mrs Rose Spring Mrs Henry Spring Mrs Martha Richards and Mrs M E Lynn in a social event described by the clipping.

Olga Ruck Becky Mittler Rose Spring Henry Spring Martha Richards M. E. Lynn

Evans to Speak on Wild Flowers at St John’s Aid

E. O. Evans former Monro e superintendent of schools will speak and show slides on wild flowers at the St John’s Ladies Aid meeting tomorrow at 2 30 p m in the church Fellowship Hall. Mrs Arthur Hartwig leads devotions and pupils of Mrs Roy Gempeler entertain. Co chairmen of the refreshment committee are Mrs Carl Heinzelman and Mrs Fred Fritz.

E. O. Evans Monroe St. John’s Ladies Aid Arthur Hartwig Roy Gempeler Carl Heinzelman Fred Fritz

Eagles Club Holds New Glarus Party

Eighty two attended the Eagles Club public card party at the Glarner Stube in New Glarus. Mrs. Ray Hauser won high for ladies and Mrs. Leonard Walden low, while Willis Schneider had high for men and Wilfred Elmer low. Refreshments were served and proceeds go to Girls Town at Wisconsin Dells.

New Glarus Eagles Club Glarner

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