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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1949
Page
3
Social events outline joint memorial services for the Pythians with sessions led by Alton and Huber. Lunch was served by Mrs. Roy.
Mrs L L Mare and her family received a surprise honor with gifts from neighbors and friends. Sandy Vickie James L Bare and son Nathan were among those who extended affection and congratulations to Mrs Mare and her household.
Miss Sotinsen of 713 Avenue is listed as crew for the Rockford production Dear Brutus. The notice notes her family background and role within the crew as the play proceeds.
A Sigma Alpha sorority banquet took place in Maple Grove with the committee led by Miss Marian Dieckbott, Marjorie Holcomb, Johnson, and J. A brief welcome was given after the meal.
Organist Eleanor Frederick of the New Apostolic church will give an eight o’clock recital Tuesday. Selections include Serenade Song of Trium, Celestial, Prelude, Monastery Choir, Jesus Lover of My Soul, Only a Contrite Sinner, Beautiful Isles of Somewhere, I Looked for God, Sunset Reverie, Memories at Twilight, Aeolian Harps, Just a Prayer Away, Silver Serpent Beeet Song, and more.
Miss Donna Christen daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Christen Brooklyn will marry Marion Mueller son of Mr and Mrs Arnold Mueller Monroe on June 19 at the Swiss Reformed church in Belleville.
The record lists officers and roles such as Mrs. Fred Anderson as student secretary and Mrs. J G Cahoon secretary of literature. Other officers include Mrs. Daughen secretary supplies and Mrs. Joe Wells secretary of spiritual life. Mrs. Clarence Barker and Mrs. Ray Grindy were received into the society. Mrs. Lyle Miller led the missionary lesson and Mrs. Eva Daughenbaugh led devotions. Hostesses included Mrs. Fred White.
Elroy Hughes and James Whittenberg are named alongside Vera Heck in the readable text, suggesting a social or formal listing. The fragment lacks context for action, date, or location, but preserves the three individuals as the primary entities in this notice.
Orangeville Woman's Club held its annual May luncheon at the McConnell Methodist church with social committee in charge. Toastmistress was Mrs. John Kramer. history demonstrator Mrs. Roy Wagner spoke on button collecting. readings by Mrs. Homer Fehr. piano by Mrs. William Ochsner. choir numbers by Mrs. Fred Anderson and others. Ten members attended Federated Women's Clubs district conventions in Warren.
Marjorie Lederman was selected to attend Badger Girls State in Madison in June at the May meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary. Donald Schultz won the American Legion essay contest. Plans for Poppy Day and Memorial Day were set with chairs Mrs. Leo Ties and Mrs. Donald Timm. Mrs. J. C. Timm and Mrs. August Lehnherr reported on the Deerfield spring conference. William BehrisEntertainment chairman presented Theodore Burgy Green County service officer Monroe.
The passage notes that young walruses are covered with pale brown hair, while old walruses are almost completely hairless. The contrast highlights how pelage varies across a walrus’s life.
Mr and Mrs Harold F Norder of Madison announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter Joyce Elaine to Nathan Weiss son of Mr and Mrs Carl Weiss of Monroe A double wedding is planned with Joyce sister Gloria engaged to Arnled Rufener now stationed at Ft Lewis Washington The ceremony is set for June 25 with a photo from the Capital Times.
Ervin Johnson was elected chairman of the Lafayette county Republican committee at a meeting last night. S. E. Olson was named secretary, Ruth Hughes as vice chairman, and Henry Erickson as treasurer. Delegates to the state convention in LaCrosse on June 11 include Johnson Olson Hughes Skewis Riter Schiesser Jackson Chandler Monson Olson Alderson O Neill Youngblood and others.
Livestock bids showed salable hogs at 8,000 head with early firmness fading to slow trading. top hog load at 18.85, cattle demand active with top steer 27.75 at 1,243 lb, calves and heifers trading around mid-20s, cows weaker, bulls mid 20s. Produce quotes list butter steady and eggs unsettled, poultry steady, with wholesale egg and duckling prices noted. Wall Street rose and fell as steel stocks rebounded yet nerves over labor issues kept gains modest. leaders included Bethlehem, Republic Steel, GM, Chrysler, and J I P with bonds amid a cautious market.
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