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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1971
Page
4
Abigail Van Buren counsels a Savannah reader to fight a beneficiary change risking widowhood, urges a scene if needed, and stresses protection for the spouse and children. Additional letters address mother in law talk, and a tenant invasion with privacy concerns.
United Cerebral Palsy of Southern Wisconsin schedules a public information meeting on Monday May 10 at 7 30 p m in the Janesville Savings and Loan Community Building. Marjorie Seim to chair with guest speaker planned. Volunteers urged. funds support CP victims in Rock Green Walworth counties.
Third grade students from St Victor’s School performed square dancing at the Knights of Columbus Auxiliary Mother Daughter Potluck Tuesday May 4 at the VFW Club. Performers included Neil Brennan Tim Dixon Tim McGuire Kevin Siegel Theresa Neises Colleen Miller Theresa Barry and Susan Moe.
The Monroe High School Art Fair titled Material Toward Judgement runs Sunday May 9 from 1 30 to 5 30 p m in the Art Department. Students present visual problem solutions through oils sculptures ceramics and a special exhibit of Aesculapian staffs symbolizing the medical profession.
North Carolina family from New Bern returns home after four days visiting relatives near Monroe. Larry Holcomb, FAA air traffic controlman, will transfer to West Palm Beach on June 1. A family dinner in Shelly O Bel's home accompanied the trip with relatives and friends from Monroe Madison and Route 1.
Multiple families and relatives are noted hosting and visiting in Monroe and nearby towns including Juda, Rockford, Orangeville, Dubuque, Madison, Cambridge, and Argyle. Guests include Orville Fritsch, Mary Matzke, Allen Buske, Harold Leverton, Ralph Figs Sr., Ira Holcomb, Gladys Durst, Larry Holcomb, Bertha Wuthrich, Elizabeth Marty, Stella Prechel, Leo Gerber, John Lewis, Morris Wolf, and Burnette Burkhalter among others.
Regular meeting of Alpha Chapter Order of Eastern Star at 8 p.m. Thursday May 6 includes a memorial service for deceased members. Ads for bargains available daily. contact 325 5101 to place an ad.
New Glarus Home Auxiliary announced its 1971 officers at the annual meeting. President is Mrs. Paul Grossenbacher and vice president is Mrs. Ronald Goke with Mrs. Ray Montgomery as treasurer and Mrs. R. B. Ainslee as director. The group reported 250 volunteers contributing 4,666 hours from May 1, 1970, to May 1, 1971. 125 members attended.
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