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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1959

Page

3

Woman's Club Monroe Spring Social Sets Guest Speaker

The Woman's Club of Monroe hosts its annual spring social on Wednesday evening May 13 in St John s United Church of Christ vestry. Co chairs Mrs John A Becker and Miss Doris Messmer lead the fine arts department with Mey er Art Co. of Madison guest speaker Robert R Meyer.

Woman's Club of Monroe St. John’s United Church of Christ John A. Becker Doris Messmer Department of Fine Arts Robert R. Meyer The Meyer Art Co Madison Fred Feutz Jr Kenneth W. Stuart Peter S. Solomon Myron I. Stair A. R. Steele George W. Stuart Effie Wenger Ray A. Young Hannah Bindschaedler Eileen Pagel Grace Schroeder Maude E. Wenger Clara Zum Brunnen

St Johns Society to Meet Thursday with Talk on The Church and Community

Rev Daniel V Schowalter of Browntown Peace United Church of Christ will speak on The Church and Community at the St Johns Ladies Aid meeting Thursday at 2 30 p m in the church Brownie Scout Troop 312 funded by the society will entertain Mrs Charles Hartwig chairs refreshments with Mrs Arthur Hartwig as co chair Rev Paul H Olm will lead devotions

Daniel V. Schowalter Browntown Peace United Church of Christ Aid Society of St. John’s Ladies Aid Brownie Scout Troop Charles Hartwig Arthur Hartwig Paul H. Olm

Family Dinner Honors May Birthdays in Monticello

A Sunday family dinner at the R. W. Woelffer Sr. home celebrated May birthdays for Mrs. Woelffer, Mrs. Royal Woelffer Jr., Miss Betty Jane Woelffer, and Miss Hannah Bindschaedler. Attendees included Mrs. Mata Behnken, Conrad Limp and Mata Duckert, along with the Greub and Julies families from nearby towns.

Monticello R. W. Woelffer Sr Woelffer Royal Woelffer Jr Betty Jane Woelffer Hannah Bindschaedler Mata Behn Ken Conrad Limp Lake Mills Mata Duckert Waterloo William Greub Bindschaedler Monroe Royal Woel

Party Honors Mrs Mueller and Infant Neighbor

A social afternoon yesterday celebrated Mrs. Walter Mueller and her infant daughter as new neighbors with a warm reception.

Walter Mueller Monticello

Notable Gathering Hosts Gifts and Refreshments

Mrs. Mueller received a money gift and refreshments were served. Attending were Mmes. C. Fred Disch, Edmund Dooley, Charles R. Marty, Fred Studer, Bertha Loveland, Fred A. Karlen, Jacob Stauffer, Ernest Gempeler, Jacob Voegeli and Dave Brink.

Mmes. C. Fred Disch Edmund Dooley Charles R. Marty Fred Studer Bertha Loveland Fred A. Karlen Jacob Stauffer Ernest Gempeler Jacob Voegeli Dave Brink

Reva Neuenschwander and Robert Chambers Feted

Miss Reva Neuenschwander and Robert Chambers were honored with a pre nuptial shower Saturday evening at the Neuenschwander home Route 3. The couple, who will marry May 31, have many friends and relatives listed as attendees in a late 20th century style social item.

Reva Neuenschwander Robert Chambers Albert Neuenschwander Route 3 Neuenschwander Chambers Stuart South Wayne George Neuenschwander Glenn L. Hasse

Monroe Catholic Nurses Hold Annual May Breakfast

Members of the Monroe Council of Catholic Nurses observed their annual May breakfast after mass and communion in the St. Clare hospital chapel. The breakfast was in the hospital staff room with Mmes. Herbert West and John Collins as chairmen. The next meeting will be in September.

Monroe Council of Catholic Nurses St. Clare Hospital Mmes Herbert West John Collins

Filipino Speaker to Address Argyle Churches Friday

Milanio Loresco of the Philippine Islands will speak Friday night at Argyle Methodist Church after a potluck dinner for the Argyle Lamont and Woodford congregations. Rev. Ray E. Robinson announced the event. An informal gathering in Loresco's honor will be held at the parsonage Saturday from 8 to 10 p.m.

Milanio Loresco Philippine Islands Argyle Methodist Argyle, Lamont Woodford Methodist Ray E. Robinson Loresco

Moth er-daughter banquet at Whitewater State College

Mrs Walter Kuebli and Jan attended the Alpha Sigma sorority mother daughter banquet at an Elkhorn hotel Saturday afternoon. Miss Kuebli, a freshman at Whitewater, is a sorority member.

Walter Kuebli Janet Monroe Alpha Sigma Sorority Whitewater State College Elkhorn Miss Kuebli Whitewater

WSCS Meeting Program Led by Mrs Myron Stair

The WSCS of the Methodist church will present a program at the church tomorrow evening at 7 30. The Ruth Circle will provide refreshments.

Myron Stair WSCS Methodist Church Ruth Circle

Juda Church Confirms Members at Sunday Service

Eleven were confirmed at Juda EUB church and thirteen others joined new members by profession of faith or by letter. Confirmands include Mardelle Kay Jannette B Kopp Lois I Arnsmeier Sharon A Williams Anita M Frey Gary Godfrey David M Rufer Grenda M Severson Karen K Beckman Carolyn S Jones Barbara J Eberle. Adults joining were Robert Severson Eberle Raymond Arnsmeier Stacey Williams Frank Salzwedel and Werner Gerber Mrs Paul Matzke.

Mardelle Kay Jannette B. Kopp Lois I. Arnsmeier Sharon A. Williams Anita M. Frey Gary Godfrey David M. Rufer Grenda M. Severson Karen K. Beckman Carolyn S. Jones Barbara J. Eberle Messrs Mmes Robert Severson Eberle Raymond Arnsmeier Stacey Williams Frank Salzwedel Werner Gerber Paul Matzke

Parental Grandparents Named in Birth Notice

Tow at Mercy Hospital Janesville. Mr and Mrs Willis Sarow Evansville are the maternal grandparents and Mr and Mrs Henry Lipton Beloit are the paternal grandparents.

Tow Mercy Hospital Janesville Willis Sarow Evansville Henry Lipton Beloit

Monroe Women of the Moose attend Academy session

Mrs Chalmer Armstrong joined Monroe Women of the Moose at the Academy of Friendship session held at Maison Sunday. She is a member of the College of Regents.

Chalmer Armstrong Monroe

Guild to Hold Meeting with Education Program

The Jordan WMF Guild to meet at the church Thursday at 2 p.m. A program on higher education will be presented. Serving committee members are Mmes. Keith Jackson, Walter Meier and Freeman Berg.

Jordan Wmf Mmes Keith Jackson Walter Meier Freeman Berg

Couple Club Hosts Lynn Buffet and Bridge Evening

Mr and Mrs M E Lynn entertained the Couple Club at a buffet supper Sunday followed by contract bridge.

Monticello M. E. Lynn

DAR Meeting With Mrs. Robert F. Marty

Members of the Col. Benjamin Harrison chapter will meet with Mrs. Robert F. Marty at 1921 11th Street tomorrow at 2 p.m.

Col Benjamin Harrison Dar Robert F. Marty 11Th Street

Liptow Daughter Born In Brodhead

A daughter was born yesterday to Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Lip in Brodhead noted in a Times Special report.

Control Offered For Spittlebugs

Two members of the UW College of Agriculture will lead a spittlebug control demonstration on three area farms. Drs. E. H. Fisher and Medler discuss endrin crystals or granules and spray results. If rain delays, the program moves to Friday with stops at Doyle farm, King farm, and Burgess farm along Highway 11 and nearby routes.

UW College of Agriculture E. H. Fisher Medler Thomas Doyle Shullsburg Highway 11 James King Farm Doyle Farm Henry Robert Burgess Darlington

Farmer Marketing Unit Buys Orangeville Firm

The Orangeville Farmers Marketing Association has purchased the Rote Lumber Co. at Orangeville from the Alvin F. Rote Estate with possession taken May 1. The association will run all Rote items except lumber for now. lumber plans and building remodeling are pending. The Orangeville Co-op, organized in 1935 and reorganized four years ago, now operates the feed mill.

Orangeville Farmers Marketing Association Rote Lumber Co Orangeville Alvin F. Rote Rote Orangeville Co-op Farmers

Feed Store Nearby Serves Orangeville Area Patrons

The feed store nearby commits to continuing service in the best interest of Orangeville and surrounding residents ensuring ongoing access to supplies and reliable customer support.

Orangeville

Richland Creek Group To Elect on Saturday

The Richland Creek Water shed Association will elect directors at a meeting in the Green Room of the Ludlow Memorial Library at 8 p.m. Saturday. Members from area H clubs will present the program. Sand wiches and a dish to pass will be brought by each family, and ice cream and a beverage will be furnished.

The Richland Creek Watershed Association Ludlow Memorial Library

Fred Boesiger Couple Will Visit Switzerland

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Boesiger of 719 20th Avenue plan a two month trip to Switzerland their first visit in 39 years. He is vice president and cheese buyer at Triangle Cheese Co. They depart May 13 from New York via Swiss Air to Zurich, visiting relatives prior to returning.

Fred Boesiger 20Th Avenue Switzerland Boesiger The Triangle Cheese Co Chicago New York Swiss Air Zurich Mrs. Boesiger Martha Masshardt Reformed Church Browntown Ruth Benjamin Cullen Rockford

Sheraton Plans 60th Hotel in Oakland

The Sheraton Hotel Corp will build its 60th property across the bay in Oakland. Engineering vice president Fred B. Mills said the eight story structure will cost six million dollars.

San Francisco Sheraton Hotel Corp Bay Oakland Fred B. Mills

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