St John’s Church Hosts Mother Daughter Banquets With Speaker
Mrs Eva Marie Sullivan of the Doll Hospital at Madison will speak on Dolls on Parade at St John’s church Mother Daughter banquets on May 19 and 20. She will display over 100 dolls. Mrs Hervey Hoesly chairs events. food by Mrs Louise Steffen. tickets and programs by Miss Erma Klassy. Committees include Ms Klassy and Mrs Hoesly along with several members. The Brotherhood serves the banquets. Toasts will be given by Mrs Paul Olm and Kay Olm. Music by the Sisters Three Babler daughters. Ticket deadline is May 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Marie Sullivan
Doll Hospital
Madison
St. John’s Church
Sullivan
Hervey Hoesly
Louise Steffen
Erma Klassy
Hoesly
Miss Klassy
Herbert Pfund
Ralph Nyman
Ross Martin
Frank Kundert
Brotherhood of the Church
Paul H. Olm
Senior Regents Dinner Event May 26 At Windy Acres
The Women of the Moose Senior Regents plan their annual dinner for May 26 at Windy Acres with Mrs. Russell West in charge. The Moose hall chapter night drew 43 members chaired by Mrs. Roger Severson. Kate Benkett performed accordion solos and three new members joined. The group donated to the Cancer Fund and heard on the Elkhorn Convention, with lunch served by listed members. The next meeting was set for May 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the Moose
Windy Acres
Russell West
Moose Hall
Roger Severson
Kate Benkett
Marvin Holcomb
Recorder
Cancer Fund
Beatrice Mulligan
Mmes
Ray Martin
Emma Kurth
Nellie Engles
Cecil Jones
Fritz Graber
Mary Rieder
Henry Babler Jr
Piano Recital Slated For Here on Sunday
Mrs. Arline Berkeley presents intermediate and advanced pupils in a piano recital at her studio 1723 14th Street Sunday at 3 p.m. opening ensemble by Mozart and Tschaikowsky, with numerous solos and two piano numbers, closing with The Triumphal March by Greig Carper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arline Berkeley
14Th Street
Marie Goecks
Mary Hodgson
Mark Rosa
Mozart
Tschaikowsky
Diane Voegeli
Deborah Gibbons
LaVonne Dieckman
Sandra Irvin
Ann Lamboley
Sylvia Davidson
Christine Miller
Linda Pandow
Brian Miller
Barbara Eckstam
Joy Lynn Trumpy
Carol Newman
Jane Goecks
Goecks
Rhonda Stuessy
Diana Woods
Suzanne Olsen
Susan Behrens
Wendy Hahlen
Ann Bauman
Greig Carper
Wendy Hahien
Mrs. Berkeley
Carol Galli Bridal Shower Honored in Surprise Event
Miss Carol Galli was honored at a surprise bridal shower held by Mrs. Richard Brunner and Mrs. Bill Teuscher Wednesday evening. She will wed George M. Canon on Saturday May 16 at St John s United Church of Christ. Attendees included several named friends and relatives. one guest sent a gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Galli
Richard Brunner
Bill Teuscher
Miss Galli
George M. Canon
St. John’s
Pythian Sisters Plan Tuesday Meeting at IOOF Hall
The Pythian Sisters will meet next Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the IOOF hall. Mrs Loyd Prien Mrs Dean Bushnell and Mrs Edna Ross serve on the lunch committee. Sixteen members attended the District Friendship Night in Brodhead last Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters
IOOF
Loyd Prien
Dean Bushnell
Edna Ross
Brodhead
Circle Will Meet Monticello in Church Hall
Washington Ladies Circle will meet in the Fellowship hall of Zwingli church on Wednesday May 13 at 1 30 p m Hostesses are Mrs David Indergand and Mrs Frank Hartwig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Washington Ladies Circle
Zwingli Church
David Indergand
Frank Hartwig
Mrs J H Schwaiger Heads Monroe WRC Past Presidents
Mrs J H Schwaiger was elected president of the Monroe Woman Relief Corps past presidents at the semi annual meeting at the Hour Mansion. Other officers include Mrs Richard Wagner first vice president Mrs Ernest Zumbach second vice president Miss Margaret Altman secretary treasurer Mrs Olin Flisram sunshine chairman and Mrs Eva Galusha historian. Mrs Herman Stuessy was initiated as a new member. Hostesses were Mrs Alfred Henning and Mrs Garrett Keel. Honors went to Mrs Ula Tyler Mrs Clara Peterson and Beatrice Mulligan. Fall meeting set for October with Mrs Clara Peterson and Mrs Eunice Rieder as co chairmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Schwaiger
Woman’s Relief Corps
Richard Wagner
Ernest Zumbach
Margaret Altman
Olin Flisram
Sunshine
Eva Galusha
Herman Stuessy
Alfred Henning
Garrett Keel
Ula Tyler
Clara Peterson
Beatrice Mulligan
Eunice Rieder
Future Homemakers Style Show Slated At Darlington High
Darlington plans its 1964 Future Homemakers of America style show in the high school gym next Thursday at 8 p.m. Theme Hootenanny in High Fashion, with acts by freshmen Beatle group and student numbers. Home economics girls model garments from sports wear to graduation outfits under Mrs. George Stevenson supervision, with invited guests from the Viota Hat club and neighboring schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlington
America
FHA
George Stevenson
Viota Hat Club
Rev Storck Speaks At Aid Society Event
Rev Donald Storck spoke and showed a film titled The Changing City at St John’s church Aid Society gathering yesterday afternoon. Mrs Wilford Evans led devotions with committee hostesses Mrs Julius Hofer and Mrs Elizabeth Knipschild assisting. Flute solo performances by Marcia Janke Linda Frehner Jill Thomm under Mrs Roy Gempeler. A flute trio of Mrs Gempeler Cathy Gempler and Vickie Neuberger accompanied on piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Storck
St. John’s Church
Mrs Neubauer Leads Hannah Circle Program
The department of Christian education with Mrs Paul Neubauer as chairman led the Hannah Circle of St. John's church in the vestry meeting on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Neubauer summarized Household of Power by Oliver Powell and directed the devotionals. Guests included Mrs Wilford Evans and Mrs Paul H Olm. hostesses were Hannah Bindschaedler Mrs William Greub and Mrs Edward Mueller. Mrs Sam Bruny conducted the business meeting. May 19 and 20 Mother-Daughter Banquets were announced and plans for the year’s program discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Christian Education
Paul Neubauer
Hannah
St. John’s Church
Sam Bruny
Mrs Zupanc Speaks At Girl Scout Program
A candlelight ceremony highlighted the court of awards for Girl Scout Troop 220 at the Kiwanis Scout Chalet. Mrs Edward Zupanc spoke on the new junior program while a flag ceremony was conducted by four scouts and World Association pins were presented to a list of named members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Scout
Edward Zupanc
Monroe
Vickie Bear
Betty Schild
Jean Sulzer
Charlene Friske
World Association
Joette Marty
Patricia Bober
Luann Ratzlaff
Susanne Burkhard
Jacelynne
Cook Badger
Joy Lynn Trumpy
Charlene
Scout Troop Awards Given at Year End Ceremony
Betty Friske and 20 others listed earned dabbler sewing pet health aid and musician badges. Vickie Rear led with multiple badges while Jean Sulzer Cathy Lewis received sewing. Barbette Sulzer earned housekeepers and my home badges. Court of awards set for June. lunch served by Mrs. Neuen schwander and Mrs. Bear with troop helpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Neuenschwander
Orville Bear
Auxiliary Will Hold First 1964 Luncheon
The Monroe Country Club opens its 1964 season next Wednesday with a smorgasbord luncheon. Mrs. Minnie Figs and Mrs. Donald Brown handle reservations by noon Monday. The group hosts Nakoma Country Club on Wednesday, June 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Country Club
Minnie Figs
Donald Brown
Nakoma Country Club
Women’s Missionary Society to Meet at Zwingli United Church
The Women’s Missionary Society of Zwingli United Church of Christ will meet Monday at 8 p.m. in the parish house. A special collection for the Leonard Wood Memorial will be taken. Hostesses will be Misses Fannie and Frieda Benkert.
Rena Rufi Celebrates Sixth Birthday at Richland School
Rena Rufi daughter of Mr and Mrs John Rufi Route 2 treated pupils of Richland school yesterday for her sixth birthday. She attended kindergarten at East school and her brother Dan attends Richland school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rena Rufi
John Rufi
Route 2
Richland School
East School
Dan
Bloodmobile Visit Planned for New Glarus May 15
The Red Cross Bloodmobile will set up in the New Glarus grade school gymnasium from 2 30 to 6 30 p m on Friday May 15. Fred Meyer chairs the drive with Palmer Duerst as co chair. Local donors and recruitment reps include Hoesly Ewing Blaser Opferman Bauer Wieland Elmer Zentner and others aided by volunteer groups and canteen coordinators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Glarus
Red Cross
Fred Meyer
Palmer Duerst
Meyers
Robert Hoesly
New Glarus Township
Richard Ewing
York Township
Herbert Blaser
Exeter Township
Henry Opferman
Boots Saddle Club Set Trail Ride Amid Plans in Brodhead
Final plans for the annual trail ride were completed at the Boots and Saddle Club meeting in Brodhead. Mrs. Melvin Mauerman was elected secretary, succeeding Mrs. Ralph Schild. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Culles supervised lunch after the meeting at Stone Ave Stables owned by Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Wuethrich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brodhead
Boots and Saddle Club
First National Bank
Melvin Mauerman
Ralph Schild
Leo Culles
Stone Ave
LeRoy Wuethrich
Monroe
Donna Weaver Becomes Airline Stewardess in LA Base
Donna Weaver of Shullsburg completes a six and a half week training at American Airlines stewardess college in Ft Worth and begins duty at Los Angeles International Airport. A 1961 Darlington High School graduate she previously attended Gale Institute and worked as a reservation agent for American Airlines in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shullsburg
Donna Weaver
Los Angeles
American Airlines Stewardess College
Ft. Worth
Darlington High School
Miss Weaver
Gale Institute
American Airlines
Chicago
Johnson votes to cut soil payments in 1965 farm bill fight
President Johnson proposes cutting conservation program funding to 120 million for 1965, down from 220 million this year. The debate centers on cost sharing for soil and water practices, with House appropriations expected to retain 220 million despite Johnson and Eisenhower proposals. The National Limestone Institute backs lower funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Johnson
Agriculture Department
Eisenhower
John F. Kennedy
House Appropriations Committee
House
Appropriations Committee
American Farm Bureau Federation
National Limestone Institute
Dodgeville Girl Earns Special ROTC Honor
Janet Fox of Dodgeville is among two University of Wisconsin co-eds honored in the Pres ident Review awards. She and Donna Kneppreth of Milwaukee received Air Force certificates of merit for organizing and leading the Air Force ROTC Angel Flight among women students. About 800 cadets and midshipmen participated in the review at Camp Randall Stadium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Fox
Dodgeville
University of Wisconsin
Army
Air Force and Navy
Marine
Reserve Officer Training Corps
Donna Kneppreth
Milwaukee
Air Force
Air Force Rotc
Angel
Camp Randall Stadium
Carol Houser Wins College Drama Honor
Miss Carol Houser daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Houser Route 1 Browntown received the trophy for best actress in a supporting role at Platteville State College Tuesday for The Lady's Not For Burning. She also appeared in Antigone as a freshman political science major with the Pioneer Players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Houser
Arthur Houser
Route 1
Browntown
Platteville State College
Carol
Pioneer Players
Platteville State
Houser
Simple Classified Ads Offer Quick Cash From Unneeded Items
Readers discover easy cash by selling unwanted possessions through local classified ads. The tip highlights fast listings, clear pricing, and practical tips to attract buyers.
Kiwanis To Honor Rev I'm Tuesday
The Monroe Kiwanis Club to honor Rev and Mrs Paul H Olm at Tuesday Ladies Night at the Monroe Country Club. The club also announced travel support for two Key Club members and an adult to the national Dallas convention and sponsoring a handicapped child at Camp Wanbeek along with YMCA camp attendance for a boy and girl. Rev Grant G Rice presented a rubberized runner for the Kiwanis Scout Chalet. James Schwoegler spoke on Soil Stewardship Week noting soil erosion and urban growth pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul H. Olm
Monroe Kiwanis Club
Monroe Country Club
Kiwanis
Herman Stuessy
Dallas
Camp Wanbeek
Grant G. Rice
First Baptist Church
James Schwoegler
The
Soil Conservation Office
Today in History May 8 1964 events recap
On May 8 1964 the history page notes key anniversaries. Germany's 1945 unconditional surrender in Rheims. De Soto's 1541 Mississippi discovery. Palo Alto 1846 battle. Rostov entry 1918. Coral Sea victory 1942. 1946 wartime dead repatriation bill. Dien Bien Phu siege in 1954. Nehru warns Red China in 1959. Birmingham demonstrations paused in 1963 as leaders seek racial crisis resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rheims
France
Hernando de Soto
Mississippi River
Palo Alto
Tex
Rostov
The
Coral Sea
Birmingham
Ala
Class Trip Planned for New Glarus High School
Members of New Glarus high school completed plans for a class trip to Chestnut Mountain Lodge in Galena Illinois. The outing is scheduled for June 4 with special student members attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Glarus Times
New Glarus High School
Chestnut Mountain Lodge
Galena, Ill
Third Kidnaping Charged to Bryan
FBI formally accuses Joseph Francis Bryan Jr. 25 of Audubon New Jersey in the kidnaping of a New Jersey boy whose body was found near Hillsville Virginia. The case marks the third such discovery in about a month and a bond of 50 000 dollars is recommended. Bryan is held in Sumter South Carolina on charges tied to the other two abductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsville
FBI
New Jersey
Joseph Francis Bryan Jr
Audubon
N.J
U.S
Wytheville
Massachusetts
Georgia
David Wulff
Willingboro
Richmond
Bryan
Sumter
S.C
Lost Act Returns as a Logical Twist of Fate
A quirky note reflects on how a missing performance or element reappears logically, framing the idea that what is lost often circles back in a manner that feels inevitable. The line plays on the theme of order emerging from absence.
TV Debate Bill Receives Okay
Senate House conferees approved a bill enabling televised debates between Democratic and Republican presidential nominees. It would suspend equal time requirements in the communications law for these candidates, avoiding compulsory air time for minor party nominees. Similar legislation previously allowed the 1960 Kennedy Nixon debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate House
John F. Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Ford's Sales Center Moves to Milwaukee
The Rockford district sales office of Ford Motor Co will relocate to Milwaukee this fall. It coordinates sales and service for 212 Ford dealers across eastern Wisconsin Upper Michigan and Winnebago County Illinois. About 60 salaried employees will be involved in the move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Rockford
Ford Division
Ford Motor Co
Ford
Wisconsin
Upper Michigan
Winnebago County
Illinois
Judi Bissig Captures State Festival Honors
Miss Judi Bissig daughter of Mr and Mrs Roy Bissig received an A rating for her tenor saxophone solo at the State Music Festival in Oshkosh Saturday Other Monticello ratings included Cindy Buehl trombone solo second Diane Gould and Candy Buehl cornet trombone duet second and Rickey Freitag snare drum third
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Judi Bissig
Roy Bissig
Oshkosh
Cindy Buehl
Diane Gould
Candy Buehl
Rickey Freitag
Also Mentioned on This Page
Monroe Wrc Group
Rev. Storck
Aid Society
Mrs. Neubauer
Hannah Circle
New
Glarus
Crandall Oil CO
16Th Avenue
Monroe, Wis
Red Clown
Herb Hanson
Augusta
Mont
Hanson
Big Sandy
Johnson Asked
Cut
Rev. I
Associated Press
JoAnn Craft
Dora Meyers
Rockford School of Business and Engineering
Rockford Chamber of Commerce
Craft
Monticello High School
Herzog
Peonies
Rosa's Garden Center
19Th Ave
Ford’s
Goda Gahar
Starflower Shop
Walter's Pizza House
Swiss Foods
Walter
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