Cooperation Theme Highlights Church Social Events
Social events planners at East and West Viota Lutheran churches schedule midweek meetings at 2 p.m. on Wednesday and Thursday focusing on Lutheran Cooperation. Mrs. Arvid Wicklund leads devotions on Wednesday, with Esther Eveland directing the program and Gilma Anderson honoring older members. West Vista session features speaker Mrs. Leo Grundy of Warren Illinois sharing slides from the ALCW Convention in St. Louis. local ushers and servers are listed.
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Lutheran Cooperation
East
West Viota
Thursay
Arvid Wicklund
East Church
Esther Eveland
Gilma Anderson
Walter Wilde
Merlin Ommodt
Irven Hansen
Simon Anderson
Clinton Nall
Selma Anderson
Robert Johnson
West Vista
Robert Krebs
Leo Grundy
Warren, Il
ALCW
St. Louis
Jay Larse
Mothers and Daughters Honored at Grace Church Tea
More than 100 attended the annual Mother Daughter tea at Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church Sunday afternoon. Mrs Daren Friedrichs led as mistress of ceremonies with toasts by Mrs Marjorie Warfel to daughters and by Sara to mothers. A musical program was presented and gifts were given to several mothers and daughters for various honors. Rev James C Plymire offered a closing prayer. Esther and Ruth Circles organized the tea.
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Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church
Daren Friedrichs
Marjorie Warfel
Sara
Bruce Patterson
Rosemary Neuenschwander
Rhonda Potts
Debra Kieckner
Nancy Anderson
Mary Ellen Kosek
Mary Rose Holcomb
Caroline Myers
Bonnie Nuckles
John Stackpole
Robert Ableman
Mildred Holcomb
Jackie Bruegger
James C. Plymire
Esther
Ruth
Plymire
Lyle Drake
Area 4 H Members Attend Church Service
Browntown Busy Beavers Cadiz and Jordan Jolly Workers 4 H Clubs attended a service at Peace United Church of Christ for Rural Life Sunday. Rev Daniel Schowalter spoke on Fallow Ground and led the 4 H Chorus. Ushers included Bruce Scott Jeffrey Lueck Robert Weiss and Harland Sarbacher. Altar flowers were provided by the clubs under Delbert Soddy Mrs John Weiss and Mrs Leland Hartwig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browntown Busy Beavers
Cadiz
Jordan Jolly Workers
Peace United Church of Christ
Rural Life
Daniel Schowalter
God of the Earth
Bruce Scott
Jeffrey Lueck
Browntown Club
Robert Weiss
Cadiz Club
Harland Sarbacher
Jordan Club
Delbert Soddy
Browntown
John Weiss
Leland Hartwig
Joran
Alpha Zeta Chapter Prepares Scrapbook
The Alpha Zeta Chapter met at the Ludlow Memorial Library to prepare the chapter scrapbook covering the year’s activities. Miss Lois Miller was hostess for the evening.
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Alpha Zeta
Ludlow Memorial Library
Lois Miller
Woman's Club Plans Annual Spring Social For Monroe May 13
The Woman's Club of Monroe will hold its annual Spring Social on Wednesday May 13 in the vestry of St. John's United Church of Christ. The fine arts department will present an antiques program led by Mrs. John A Becker and Mrs. Harvey H Holland with guest speaker William J Wartmann of Edgerton. Wartmann, an art teacher at the Wisconsin School for Girls in Oregon, speaks on Living With Antiques. The Spring Social committee and decorations are led by Mrs. William Johnston Jr and Mrs. Robert J Smith, with many club members named as participants in the fine arts and social roles.
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Woman’s Club of
Monroe
St. John’s United Church of Christ
Department of Fine Arts
John A. Becker
Harvey H. Holland
William J. Wartmann
Edgerton
Wartmann
Wisconsin School For Girls
Oregon
Everett A. Janke
Rodney O Kittelsen
Albert T. Lundgren
Charles B. Marvin
Arthur F. Roethe
Robert Rosa
Peter S. Solomon
William R. Stuckey
Harvey H. Trumpy
William E. Wenger
Marie Spee
Mmes
William Johnston Jr
Robert J. Smith
Dan L. Ault
Arthur P. Benkert
Josef J. Benkert
Louis Benkert
Donald L. Brown
Virgil Brunkow
Arthur Chandler
P. J. Connors Jr. Mmes
Edward R. Ejinbeck
Thomas R. Goetz
Terry B. Hanna
Stewart F. Kingston
Howard McCoy
Leland Miller
Albert Neushwander
Willis P. Schiller
Leo H. Share
Kenneth Sundseth
J. C. Volkert
Harold E
North School PTA Unit To Meet Here Tonight
The North school PTA meets at 8 tonight in the Ludlow Memorial library Mon roe. Guest speakers include Daniel Corssman from Pioneer school Mendota State hospital and Dr William Buzogany of the school child adolescent program. Pioneer school started in 1962 at Mendota State hospital with seven teachers and about 72 students.
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PTA
Ludlow Memorial
Monroe
Daniel Corssman
Pioneer School
Mendota State Hospital
William Buzogany
Reverend Schowalter Honored by Church Brotherhood
Reverend Daniel V. Schowalter, pastor of Peace United Church of Christ in Browntown, was honored at a dinner last night at Marco's sponsored by the church Brotherhood. Attendees included Arnold Fryer, Charles Soddy, Eugene Haeft, Leland Haeft, Donald Meyer, Donald Durtsch, Frank Soddy, Gayle and Franklin, Rev. and Mrs. Schowalter, Edith, Emma and Edward Salzwedel, Al De Voe, and Ervin Soddy.
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Daniel V. Schowalter
The
Peace United Church of Christ of
Clarno WSWS Hosts Mother Daughter Tea Event
Clarno WSWS sponsors a Mother-Daughter Tea and program at Zion EYE church on Thursday at 7:30 p.m. A free will offering supports the North Central College scholarship fund in Naperville Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarno Wsws
Zion Eye Church
North Central College
Naperville
Ill
KC Auxiliary Fetes Mothers and Daughters at Banquet
More than 125 members, daughters and guests attended the Knights of Columbus Auxiliary Mother Daughter banquet in the American Legion hall. Cathy Lamboley, Joan Larson and Mary Margaret Hodgson opened with a mothers tribute while a poetry segment and folk arts music followed. An Esperelda dancing horse delight entertained children, before a smorgasbord dinner and decorated tables.
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Knights of Columbus Auxiliary
American Legion Hall
John Usher
Cathy Lamboley
Joan Larson
Mary Margaret Hodgson
Sandra Hughes
Jan Ann Benkert
Joanne Ganshert
Patty Reilly
Linda Goodman
Monroe High School Folk Arts Club
Hans Bernet
Dick Roehrdanz
Steve Grundahl
Dick Pulkrabek
Fred Schuetze
Rosie Forcade
Diane Kuban
Pat Reichert
Esperelda
Ann Silvis
Rugene Steensrud
Sally Simpson
Nathan Marti
Anthony Kuban
Rolland Karlen
Bernard Lee
Robert Cashman
Ralph Wilcox
Mmes
Robert Dearth
Matt Eraser
Ray Hughes
Walter Laeser
John Norton
Herman Schmitz
Willis Stokes Jr
William Wenger
Bernard Gibbons
Mrs. Martin to Speak at Primrose Lutheran Banquet
Mrs Louis Martin conference president of the American Lutheran Church Women will be guest speaker at Primrose Lutheran church Mother Daughter banquet Thursday. Recognition awards will be given to mothers and a free will offering will be taken. Serving begins at 6 30 p m.
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New Glarus
Louis Martin
American Lutheran Church Women
Primrose Lutheran Church
Women Trio To Sing For Auxiliary Program
Mrs. Harris Germann Mrs. Walter Kubly and Mrs. Harriet Stauffacher members of the Un predictables will perform several musical selections at the American Legion Auxiliary meeting Thursday at 8 p.m. in the Legion hall Reports will cover the Third District Conference set for Thursday in Casseville.
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Harris Germann
Walter Kubly
Harriet Stauffacher
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Casseville
Dinner to Be Friday at Zwingli Washington UCC
The Mother Daughter share a dish dinner of the Zwingli Washington United Church of Christ will be held Friday at 7 p.m. in the church fellowship hall. A program will follow the dinner.
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Monticello
Zwingli-Washington United Church of Christ
Church Fellowship Hall
Meeting of Jordan American Lutheran Church Women
The Jordan American Lutheran Church Women hold a regular meeting this Thursday at 2 p.m. in the church.
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Jordan American Lutheran Church
Monroe Youth Hurt in Mishap
Gregory Allen Staab six year old son of Dr and Mrs William J Staab of 1505 14th avenue ran into a car driven by Clarence E Hodgson of Dakota at 3 39 pm yesterday at 16th avenue and 15th street He was treated and released from St Clare hospital with bruises to his right leg and left cheek A second incident at 3 40 pm involved a car parked at 532 22nd avenue being struck by a falling tree limb on Elvin B Lux property at 1621 8th street
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Gregory Allen Staab
William J. Staab
14Th Avenue
Clarence E. Hodgson
Dakota
16Th Avenue
15Th Street
Staab
St. Clare Hospital
8Th Street
Dorothea A. Schindler
22Nd Avenue
Elvin B. Lux
Two Men Receive Scouter Key Honor in Valley District
Two men were honored with Scouter's Keys at the Valley District meeting held Saturday night at the Casino in Monticello. Marlin Lorfeld of Albany and Keith Williams of Brodhead received the award for completing three years of training requirements as Scoutmasters or commissioners.
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Valley District
Monticello
Marlin Lorfeld
Albany
Keith Williams
Brodhead
NFO Offers $100 Grant for UW Course Essay Contest
National Farm Organization announces a $100 district scholarship for the University of Wisconsin agriculture short course. Eligible are graduating sons of NFO members who enter an essay contest. Green County NFC meets at the agricultural building tomorrow at 8 p.m. Sell, rent, buy, hire. Dial 325-5101.
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Sons of National Farm Organization
NFO
University of Wisconsin
Green County Nfc
Retarded Council Program Outlined at Green County Meeting
James F. MacDonald, state president of the Retarded Association, spoke at the Green County Association for Retarded Children meeting in Green County Teacher's College. He outlined the Wisconsin Council structure and noted officers serve without pay. He cited committees on scholarship for teachers, religion, legislation, research, education, membership, institution, budget and recreation. The Dairyland Retardate reaches over 2,500 homes. Wisconsin has about 88,000 retarded residents and 3,000 families with such children. Most remain in homes. 7,000 children are in classes, 7,000 are not, and 6,000 in institutions. A display by Mrs. Rudolph Haskee’s class followed.
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James F. MacDonald
The
Retarded Association
Green County Association For Retarded Children
Green County Teacher’s College
Wisconsin Council
Wisconsin
McDonald
Rudolph Haskee
C. S. Grundahl
Grace Lutheran Church
Waukesha
New Glarus Library Receives Three Children’s Books
The Brownie Bluebell Troop of New Glarus donated three children's books to the New Glarus Public Library on Friday. Titles include Tizz and I Want to.
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NEW Glarus
New Glarus Public Library
Sickinger To Attend Moose Lodge School
Lyle F. Sickinger, secretary of the Monroe Moose Lodge, will join 58 secretaries from Wisconsin, Illinois and Michigan Moose Lodges at a secretary administration school in North Aurora, Illinois on May 9 and 10. Supreme Secretary Carl A. Weis and Deputy Supreme Secretaries D. Robert Driscoll Marvin Meisner Phillip Tutt Paul Sheets and William Stanley will lead the program to better acquaint secretaries with duties and responsibilities.
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Lyle F. Sickinger
Monroe
Area Man Fined In Madison Court
Jim D. Trollinger, 19, of Route 2 Brooklyn was sentenced to two days in jail and fined 135 plus 15 in costs or 43 more days for driving after license revocation, leaving an accident scene, and failure to register his car, according to court records.
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Jim D. Trollinger
Route 2
Brooklyn
Madison Court
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Grace Church
Alpha Zeta Chapter
Woman’s Club
North School
Schowalter
Clarno
Mrs. Martin
Kermit Maaske
Steven
Kimberly
Lori
Scott
Delbert Shager
Gus Maaske
Shager
Ainsworthusiness Ma
Grand Ave
Farmers Mutual
Insurance Agency
Des Moines, TA
Mrs. Maaske
Susie
Renee Freitag
Jean Habeck
Doris Knobel
Dee Ann Roth
Jan Schneider
Alice Wargler
Dale Yaun
Elizabeth Zimmerman
Debbie Zurkirchen
Vicki Flannery
Glarus
Just
Rosa’s Garden Center
Sickinger
Moose Lodge
First National Bank OF
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Mother's Day
BY Phil Maid
Dacron
Dominic's
Dominic
Firestone
Service Dept. & Storage
Firestone Store
South Side Square
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