Final Session Wraps Homemaker Season in Monroe Events
Green County Homemakers concluded its season with a May luncheon at Idle Hour Mansion Monroe followed by a style show and business session led by retiring president Monticello Mrs David Scholter. New officers named for next year include Douglas president Hillbrand treasurer Montgomery vice president Buetzer secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County Homemakers
Idle Hour
Monroe
Marty Deignan
David Scholter
Monticello
Ernest Roberts
Floyd Asmus
Deignan
John Hillbrand
Marty Alice Hart
Green County
Lester Bishop
Seeholzer
Raymond Montgomery
Lawrence Buetzer
Dan Wyss
Walter Douglas
Homemakers
Past Presidents Organization of the
Green County Extension Homemakers
David Seeholzer
Avery Yost
John Chambers
Mmes
Allen Ross
Fred Hahlen
Brodhead
Theda May
Browntown
Harvey Elmer
Will Meinert
Juda
Frank Bloom
Harry Ammon
Sam Waelti
Lawrence Raymer
Hahlen
Miss Susan Dahler Weds John A Barsness in Mt Horeb
Miss Susan Kay Dahler and John A Dahler exchanged vows with Richard John Barsness, son of Albert Barsness, at St Ignatius Church in Mt Horeb. The bride wore a white lace satin gown with maid of honor Jean Ann Dahler in blue. Barsness, Madison, is a groomsman and the couple’s plans include his active duty with the 826th Army Reserve at Fort Knox Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Taxvallis
Susan Kay Dahler
John A. Dahler
Richard John Barsness
Albert Barsness
Mr. Horeb
St. Ignatius Catholic Church
Mt. Horeb
Jean Ann Dahler
John Barsness
Madison
Barsness
Research Products Company
826Th Army Reserve
Fort Knox
Saints Together Theme for Church Circles
An article lists multiple church circles at Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church continuing Bible studies under the theme Saints Together. It details meeting dates May 7 to May 21, hostesses, conveners, and lesson titles such as The Tender Transplant. The Swiss Church Guild also meets May 9 with Serenity of the Soul and officers to be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ane 4. A. W. Circle of Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church
Sama
Henry Pick
Stanley Field
Sam Boyd
Ruth
Cassius Woodle
Mildred Huffman
Naomi Circle
Ken Schnulder
Robert Lestikow
Martha Circle
Joe Kosek
Kosek
Irvin Brekke
Priscilla Circle
David’ Burri
Edward Zupane
Miriam Circle
Dewey Dwyer
Ray Martin
Joe Robertson
Lydia
Gerald Weldon
New Glarus
Fellowship Hall
Delmar Disch
Sophie Huff
Africa
Mmes
Eugene Strickler
Palmer Strickler
Eugene Stuessy
Erwin Truttmann
Sylvan Truttmann
Dwight Truttmann
Joseph Truttman
Lou Tyedt
Millard Tschudy
Richard Voegels
Don Cecil
Our Savior's Lutheran Church of
South Wayne
Frank Lincicum Succumbs at 74
Frank A. Lincicum 74, South Wayne, died Sunday at 12:05 p.m. in St. Clare Hospital after a short illness. He was a barber in South Wayne for 24 years and had entered the hospital on April 29. He was born July 26, 1893 in Monroe. He married Ella Sime on November 27, 1919 at Gays Mills. Surviving are his wife, three daughters, a son, one sister and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Lincicum
South Wayne
St. Clare Hospital
Monroe
William
Susie Danialds Lindhum
Gays Mills
Ella Sime
George
Bellview
Wash
Dale Moore
Berlin
Wis
Paul Lawrence
Rockford
Sue Hammer
Beloit
Fred Richman
Wau
Barn Fire Destroys Floyd Francis Farm Near Evansville
A barn on the Floyd Francis farm three miles west of Evansville on Highway 9 burned early Sunday. Firefighters from Evansville and Brooklyn volunteers fought the blaze that destroyed a machine milker 800 bales of straw 1500 bales of hay and two of three silos. All animals were rescued and the cause remained unknown. The fire was spotted at 2:30 a.m. by tenant Donald Lanner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis
Evansville
Floyd Francis
Highway 9
Donald Lanner
Brooklyn Fire Department
Syrl Hicks 69 Taken by Death in Brodhead
Syrl Hicks 69 of Brodhead died Saturday at 5:30 a.m. in St. Clare Hospital after a brief illness. He was born in Latimer Iowa and moved to Brodhead 13 years ago. retired painter formerly with Fairbanks Morse. Survived by wife Ruby two sons Robert and John a brother sisters and a grandchild. Funeral held Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. at Rosman Uehling Kinzer Funeral Home with viewing after 7 p.m. tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syrl Hicks
Brodhead
St. Clare Hospital
Latimer
Beloit
Fairbanks Morse
Ruby
Kateen
Robert
John
South Beloit
Clifford
Des Moines
D. A. Guldberger
Charles Cry
Reuben Guldberger
Hampton
Jess Sage
Also Mentioned on This Page
East School
PTA
Tom Sampson
Monroe Clinic
Monroe Public School
Symptons
Sampson
Robert Smith
Mrs. Lea Meuret
Leameuret
Addison
Joe's Elk Colonial Club
Elmhart
Glen Collins
Don
Waggle
Winona
Sally Schneider
Alvin Klentz
Argyle
Meuret
Woodford
Army Trail Drive
Addison, Ill
William H. Rogers
Wisconsin
Rogers
Cathleen Joyce Gempeler
Roy Gempeler
Route 2
Madison Business College
Monroe High School
Central High School
Miss Gempeler
Crusade For Christ
Arrow Head Springs
San Bernadino
Calif
Jesus of Nazareth
Susan Dahler
R. J. Barsness
Frederickson
Eugene Gehl
Lester Fredrickson
Belleville
Joseph Gehl
Hilbert
Fredrickson
Stout State University
Gehl
Kimberly
Clarno
Children’s Fellowship
Clarno Zion Eub
Robert A. Wuetrich
Ron Schilt
Shirley Lehman
Renee Bowen
Speich
Ida Speich
23Rd Ave
Clark Keller
Franz W. Brand
Vernon Duerst
Nelson Schwend
Pete Gerber
Sophia Conrad
Teka, Wis
Our Savior's Lutheran Church
Hanson
Madison Realtors
Dane County Coliseum
Lola Dee
Max Cooper
Frank Lincicum
Spurgeon
Lea
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