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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1946

Page

3

Social Events Study Club Meeting at Mrs Berkley's Home

Division II of the Music Study Club meets Sunday at Mrs Arline Berkeley's home. Piano solos by Mary Ann Huber Mildred Krauss Nancy Moldenhauer Marilyn Lanz Kathryn Janet Krauss Elaine Burgy Patricia Green Carol Howe and Helen Gruene waild. Margaret Stauffacher reads a paper on English 16th and 17th century music. Mrs Berkeley plays works by Byrde Bull and Gibbons.

Music Study Club Arline Berkeley Mary Ann Huber Mildred Krauss Nancy Moldenhauer Marilyn Lanz Kathryn Janet Krauss Elaine Burgy Patricia Green Carol Howe Helen Gruenewaild England Margaret Stauffacher Berkeley William Byrde John Bull Orlando Gibbons

Royal Neighbors of America Meet Plans Memorial Services

Twenty six members attended the regular ENA meeting in LO. O. F. hall. Mrs. Roy Robb chaired the program with Lenwood Monte in several selections joined by Virginia Krauss and Maxine Crandall. A baritone horn solo by Joan Davis accompanied by Virginia Krauss was also performed. Mrs. Magdalena Stauffacher organized refreshments.

ENA Royal Neighbors of America LO. O. F. Hall Roy Robb Lenwood Monte Virginia Krauss Maxine Crandall Joan Davis Magdalena Stauffacher

4 H Rockettes Elect Leaders at First Meeting

The Rockettes of 4 H held their initial meeting at Mrs Kremer s home with Mrs Kramer and Mrs Sheela Lawler as leaders. Gwendolyn Gill was elected president Kath leen Kurtz is vice president Rosie is secretary Marian Kubly is reporter. The next meeting set for May 20 at Mrs Sheela Lawler s home featured a discussion on project opportunities.

Rockettes Kremer Kramer Sheela Lawler Gwendolyn Gill Kathleen Kurtz Rosie Marian Kubly

Townsend Club Card Party Honors Busy Evening

Townsend club hosted a card party with honors to Mrs. Mary Lengacher and Rosa Kafer and to John Vogel and Mrs. Ida Klossner. Jd M Boyer led dominoes. Refreshments were served. Mrs. Clara Ruf and Mrs. Minnie Maske chaired. Eleven tables were in play.

Townsend Club Mary Lengacher Rosa Kafer Yass John Vogel Ida Klossner Jd. M. Boyer Clara Ruf Minnie Maske

Barney Birthday Dinner Guests From Freeport

Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt C. Barney hosted a birthday dinner for Mr. Barney. Attending were Mrs Emme Steuffacher, Mr. and Mrs Robert Dalton and son Eugene, Monroe, and Gwenn Barney, all from Freeport.

Miss Marcene Busjahn Pledged to Kappa Delta Pi

The National Sorority Miss Marcene Busjahn of Orange is pledged to Kappa Delta Pi at Northern Illinois Teachers College DeKalb. She will serve as vice president next year as a junior.

Marriage of Mrs. Martha Martin and E B Milks in El Paso

Mrs Martha Martin of El Paso Texas and E B Milks of Brodhead announce their marriage on April 12 in El Paso Texas. The couple now reside in Brodhead. Mrs Bell entertained a club gathering at her Twin Grove home with two tables of contract honors going to Mrs Kenneth Norder, Mrs Bruni and Mrs Jack Becher were served.

Brodhead Times Martha Martin el Paso Tex E. B. Milks Milks Bell Areedee Cae Boll Twin Grove Kenneth Norder Bruni Jack Becher

Waupun Warden to Return Madison

Maj. John C. Burke will resume duties as warden of the state prison at Waupun on June 10 after a two year army assignment. Luke Murphy, acting warden since Burke’s departure, becomes a fulltime parole board member under the 1945 legislature.

Waupun Madison John C. Burke State Department of Public Welfare Luke Murphy Burke Adjutant General's Office Washington

Kiwanis Speaker Urges Social Spiritual Advance

Clemens E. Lueck Ripon Kiwanis governor told Monroe Kiwanis on their silver anniversary that social spiritual and moral progress lags behind scientific growth. He warned of barbarism behind atomic power and urged muddling through to a divine destination, noting Rome’s sacking in 410 A D. Twenty five year memberships were awarded, with Lueck assisted by K L Bucher. Music by local high school groups and Tri-Hi-Y members highlighted the dinner event.

Clemens E. Lueck Ripon Kiwanis Monroe Kiwanis Club St. John’s Evangelical Mr. Lueck Earth Germany Lueck Alaric Rome L. A. Moore Fred L. Kobli Walter J. Bauman Allan Barnard Marian Dieckhoff Kathryn Janet Krauss Carla Mueller Donna Olson Evelyn Welty Jean June Schoonover Joan Davis Ada Dobbs Ada Martha Dobbs Priscilla Kohli Rudy Maurer Madison C. H. Snively Moore Emma Leuenberger Sue Vincent Tri-Hi-Y V. S. Carson Walter L. Day T. F. Ransdell

Proclamations Urge Wisconsin Mothers and Hospital Day

Governor issues two proclamations urging Wisconsin citizens to observe Mothers Day and Hospital Day, each to be commemorated on Sunday. Proclamations issued in Madison emphasize public recognition of mothers and hospital services across the state.

Madison—i Goodland Wisconsin Hospital

Monticello Messenger Celebrates Golden Anniversary

Monticello publisher S Earle Richards recalls the newspaper’s 50 year history. The Messenger has occupied its current home for 30 years after earlier moves, with printing starting on Monday then shifted to Thursday. The paper began in the Grange basement and expanded to include commercial printing.

Monticello Monticello Messenger S. Earle Richards The Messenger Richards Grange John Richards W. E. Blum W. A. Loveland

Noteworthy Facts on Inventions and Nature

The text notes the first sewing machine patent in 1864 and claims over 450 kinds of woodpeckers. It also suggests trying Times Want Ads for classified opportunities.

Rev Huebner to mark 51 years in ministry at Brodhead

Pastor Rev Huebner of the Evangelical church will celebrate 51 years in the ministry this Sunday May 12. His career spans 4 years as a missionary in northern Wisconsin 5 years as district superintendent 18 years supervising the Flat Rock Ohio childrens home and 24 years in regular ministry. He plans to retire after five more years at Brodhead. Under his leadership a church fund was started a Hammond electric organ installed and church membership grew by 45 new members this past year.

Donald L. Collins Huebner Evangelical Church Wisconsin Childrens Home Flat Rock Brodhead

W C T U. Darlington Meeting Hosts and Community Notes

Frank Garwell hosted friends including Mrs. Sanderlein and Mrs. Morgantheiler at a W C T U gathering in Darlington last week with Mrs. TenEyck presiding. Lydia Parker returned home after wintering at Ruehlow nursing home. Driver education students led by James Larkin earned state certificates. list names includes Amundsen Berg Caldwell Conway Cowell Domek Dunwiddie Earleywine Earleywine Everson Gilbert Guelson Hauser Heyerdahl Jr. Hintzman Krause Lee Lederman Lederman L ederman Marsh Michaelis Milks Olson Pinnow Reile Reigle Ossiter Ruehlew Sacker Schroeder Skogan Stoll Lynstegard Tobler Wagner Weissenfluh Williams Williams Wolfe Zingrich Jr.

Frank Garwell T. G. Sanderlein Kenneth Morgantheiler Clifford Jones Fred Henry Frank TenEyck Hugh Rengra E. J. Mitchell W.C.T.U Darlington TenEyck Lydia Parker Ruehlow Luella TenEyck Helen Swenson Madison Walter TenEyck James Larkin Carol Amundsen Richard Berg Marybelle Caldwell Donald Conway George Cowell Robert Domek Robert Dunwiddie Derald Earleywine Gerald Earleywine Tallie Everson Marjorie Gilbert Phyllis Guelson Donald Ha

Earl Penniston Dies in Africa During North African Campaign

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Penniston of Argyle learn from L. Q. Langeland of Yorkville Illinois that their son Earl, a runner for Langeland in Africa, was wounded and carried on a cot made of uniforms and guns. He died of shock after receiving blood plasma at a base hospital.

Argyle Howard Penniston Earl L. Q. Langeland Yorkville Ill Africa Langeland Pennistons Penniston

New Glarus Honors Student With State University Scholarship

Marian Fredrickson a University of Wisconsin freshman from New Glarus earned a honorary scholarship from the women’s self government association for maintaining a straight A first semester average. The award was announced at the senior swing-out ceremony on Bascom hill with attendance by her parents Mr and Mrs Ray Fredrickson and Miss Helen M Zemp. Miss Rebecca Theiler also participated in the university band.

Appolonia Zweifel Marian Fredrickson University of Wisconsin Women’s Self Government Association Fredrickson Ray Fredrickson New Glarus Helen M. Zemp Rebecca Theiler Bascom Hill

Local Soldier Discharged at Camp McCoy to Return to Plant Work

Cpl Virgil D Klassy received discharge at Camp McCoy and will return to work at the Pet Milk plant. Monroe residents Mrs John H Kundert Mrs Peter Z Klassy and Mrs Margaret Hefty were callers. Durward Mcckey Mrs John Goodman and Mrs Appolonia Zweifel attended a library meeting in the county superintendent's office in Monroe. Miss Alda Arn Monticello spent Wednesday at her home here. Girl Scout troop members sponsor another paper drive.

Virgil D. Klassy Camp McCoy John H. Kundert Peter Z. Klassy Margaret Hefty Monroe Durward Mcckey John Goodman Appolonia Zweifel Alda Arn Monticello

Community notices and social visits across Wisconsin towns

Residents assist a local drive while guests visit relatives in Monroe and surrounding towns. Social calls feature Stuckeys in Madison area moves and travels, district Legion auxiliary attendees, Bowling association banquet, senior class play plans, and East ern Star anniversary honors.

Want Ads Promise Big Labor From Small Spend

Advertisers are told they receive substantial value from affordable Want Ads, highlighting extensive visibility and results for modest costs as a practical buy for business and personal notices.

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