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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1950

Page

3

Social wedding of Clarice Synstegard and Arthur Spoerry Jr

Clarice Elaine Synstegard and Arthur Spoerry Jr wed yesterday at 2 30 pm in the Synstegard home. Rev Leon Holm officiated a single ring ceremony attended by Mrs Kenneth Speich and Rod ney Synstegard. Music by Mrs Curtis Haroldson and Patricia Garwig. Guests from Beloit Monroe Janesville and Brodhead. They will reside at 1301 15th avenue after a wedding trip.

C. C. Synstegard Brodhead Clarice Elaine Synstegard Arthur Spoerry Jr Arthur R. Spoerry 15Th Avenue Leon Holm Kenneth Speich Rodney ‘Synstegard Curtis Haroldson Synstegard Arthur Spoerry Patricia Garwig Lynstegard June Taylor Maynard Stark Beloit Monroe Janesville Spoerry Monroe High School Brown’s Business College Freeport Robert Green County House Brodhead High School Woodstock Typewriter Co Ona Aarinur Spoerry

Jane Addams Group To Tour In Chicago

Agnams chapter members plan a weekend Tri-Hi-Y trip to Chicago led by Evelyn Hartwig with Miss Fred Sackett Dorothy Roehl and Lillian Gernets. Attending from the group are Judith Madden Margaret Stauffacher Maribeth Holcomb Nancy Thorp Donna Wenger Mildred Cotherman Betty Moore and others.

Agnams Chicago Evelyn Hartwig Fred Sackett Dorothy Roehl Lillian Gernets Judith Madden Margaret Stauffacher Maribeth Holcomb Nancy Thorp Donna Wenger Mildred Cotherman Betty Moore Lois Brandt Jeniece Lindsay Joann Meyer Joyce Broge Marianne di

Monroe G U G G Meeting and Social Evening at Turner Hall

Pany removers of the GU G G attended a meeting and social evening in Turner hall last night. Birthday honors were sung to Mrs. Lee C Babler Mrs William Haman Mrs John Mueller and Mrs Clarence Menehan. Card and bridge prizes went to several members including Mrs Raphael J Daly Mrs Marie Meyer Mr G L Redman and Mr William Gempler. Mrs Mary Lengacher chaired the luncheon and Mrs Robert Rutsch planned the entertainment. Next meeting slated for May 25.

GU. G. G Turner Hall Mmes Lee C. Babler William Haman John Mueller Clarence Menehan Raphael J. Daly Marie Meyer G. L. Redman William Gempler Bridge Mary Lengacher Robert Rutsch

Oakley Church Choir Plans Two-Act Play

Union church at Oakley to present a two act play The Barnsville Choir Spruces Up Sunday at 8 p m Proceeds fund equipment for the new basement Mrs Walter Ludwig directs the nine man cast

Twin Grove Union Church At Oakley Barnsville Union Church Walter Ludwig

Springtime Social Planned by St Johns Woman's Club

Mon roe Woman's club annual spring social 7 30 p m at St John s church parlors with springtime decor. Miss Louise Marston Madison newspaper woman to give formal sketches of political and movie figures. Co chairmen Mrs Arlie G Mitchell and Mrs Josef J Benkett. department chair Mrs George Abplanalp. numerous members assisting. Girl Scout troop 7 will serve dessert.

Monroe Woman's Club St. John’s Church Louise Marston Madison Arlie G. Mitchell Josef J. Benkett George Abplanalp Department of Literature Mmes Dan L. Ault Gilbert T. Baltzer Kenneth W. Bauman Otto P. Boelter Maurice R. Connors P. J. Connors Robert Goetz Elder Hanson Samuel F. Humbel L. L. Kitchen Conrad Leverton G. W. Marlory Charles J. Mathias Carl H. Maurer

Miss Delores Dammen Weds Milford Gabioud

Miss Delores Elaine Dammen and Milford Maurice Gabioud wed on May 6 at St. Michael’s Church Yellowstone. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. Paul Dwyer with maid of honor Sarah Gabioud and best man Joseph Motz. A reception for 175 followed at the bride’s parents’ home. couple to reside on the Gabioud farm in Yellowstone.

Pancuasuville Edward Dammen Delores Elaine Milford Maurice Gabioud Maurice’ Gabioud Homer — Hendrickson Sylvia Ann Sylvan Lee Barbara Jean Damman Louis Kippell Merlyn Dammen Sam Meyer Agnes Cleary Helen Mathys Mmes Margaret Johnson Rosyth Alm Louis Lofgren Albert Myhus Allan Pederson Erling Swiggum Dallas Stratman Victor Bredeson Joseph Motz Carol Lofgren Yellowstone Gabioud

Mrs Earl Barber Heads WSCS Group

Officers of the Methodist WSCS elected for the coming year include Mrs Earl Barber as president. Assisted by Mmes Arthur Juve as vice president T J Watson as secretary and Carl Chandler as treasurer. Installation services set for the June 4 morning worship. Department secretaries chosen include Mmes William Weaver missionary education Wilson Baker students Donald Reger youth Alice Sardeson children Bernard Gant supply work Carlton Chandler promotion Frank

Whancharaville Methodist WSCS Earl Barber Mmes Arthur Juve T. J. Watson Carl Chandler William Weaver Wilson Baker Donald Reger Alice Sardeson Bernard Gant Carlton Chandler Frank

Carthage College President to Speak at Grace Church

Dr Morris Wee 14th Carthage president and Lutheran leader will address Grace Church Grace Lutheran at 10 30 a m Sunday service in connection with the church 60th anniversary program A long career as pastor educator and administrator Wee formerly led National Lutheran Council student service division and served as delegate to Lutheran World Federation planning Oslo Sweden 1947 He is a noted religious figure with ties to Bethel Lutheran Madison and the World Youth Christian conference planning committee

Carthage College Morris Wee Lutheran Church Wee National Lutheran Council St. Olaf College Northfield Minn Luther Theological Seminary St. Paul University of Wisconsin Bethel Lutheran Church Madison Bethel Church Evangelical Lutheran Church Lutheran World Federation Lund Sweden Geneva Switzerland

New Glarus Belleville Jazz Concert Planned

New Glarus and Belleville high school bands and glee club will perform Tuesday at 8 p m in the high school gym as part of a joint concert. The event features combined ensembles and showcases the two communities musical talents.

New Glarus Belleville Belleville High School

Concert Highlights Choral and Band Program

The program conducted by Miss Rose Marie Rolph of New Glarus and Glen Wood of Belleville features choral arrangements including Wooden Shoes Robin in the Rain and O Come Let Us Worship. Band selections include Men in Gray Pan is Angelicus The Student Prince Officer of the Day Merry Widow Mexican overture and Colonel Bogey.

Rose Marie Rolph New Glarus Glen Wood Belleville Prince Bogey

Juda Churches Plan Annual Mother Daughter Banquet

Mrs Jacob Jones will be toast mistress at the annual mother daughter banquet in the high school gym sponsored by the Baptist and Evangelical United Brethren churches. Mrs Leland Jordan and daughter Loraine will give responses, followed by music and variety. Mrs Ernest Salzwedel is Baptist general chairman. Mrs William Meinert chairs the Evangelical United Brethren group.

Juda — Camel Jacob Jones Baptist Evangelical United Brethren Leland Jordan Loraine Ernest Salzwedel Baptist Group William Meinert

Schoepp Bennett Ni luptials Announced

Miss Eunice M. Schoepp of Cross Plains and Cleo L. Bennett Jr. of Madison were married Saturday at St. Francis Xavier in Cross Plains. Attending locally were Mrs. Frank Loveland, Mrs. Willis Elmer and Mrs. Clarence Elmer Jr. in a Monticello area special report.

Monticenuu Eunice M. Schoepp Cross Plains Cleo L. Bennett Jr Madison Monticello St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church Frank Loveland Willis Elmer Clarence Elmer Jr

Entertains Club Hostess Hosts Evening at Home

Mrs John Brugger entertained members of THE club last evening at her home 1015 25th avenue with honors totaling 500 to Mines George Selck John Wyss and John Mueller. Auxiliary to Meet The Wisconsin Power and Light Co auxiliary will meet Monday at 8 in the meeting room above company offices.

HAL Bridge Club E. C. Hanson 8Th Street Mmes Herbert Davidson Herbert Pfund Arlie G. Mitchell C. E. Baumle Nell Burgy Ralph H. Wenger J. H. Schwaiger Clarabelle Grode John Brugger 25Th R Avenue George Selck John Wyss John Mueller Wisconsin Power and Light Co

Brodhead Hosts Repeat Post Prom Night

Brodhead High School hosts a post prom dance this evening after last Friday's storm ruined many plans. The junior class organized the event to make up for the missed "Prince's Castle" light display and provide a new celebration for students and guests.

Brodhead High School Prince’s Castle

New Glarus to hear Dr. Schindler at graduation

New Glarus native Dr. John A. Schindler will deliver the commencement address for the New Glarus high school graduation on June 2. Seventeen members of the class will receive diplomas.

New Glarus

Rural Students Learn Water Conservation On Field Trips

Rural seventh and eighth graders in 80 graded schools participated in spring 1950 water conservation field trips with demonstrations and soil tests. Top exam winners from each school advance to county and state level contests with 25 award trips to the Lacrosse experiment station. Demonstrations shown include soil absorption, slope effects on water runoff, and top soil depth across Bem York and Twin Grove sites, guided by county agent Myron Jeglum and assistant Lester Van Loon.

LaCrosse Bem York Township Twin Grove Argus Monroe Soils Conservation Department County Agricultural Extension Office Myron E. Jeglum Lester van Loon

Swiss Student Plans Story on Argue Farm

Swiss exchange student Ted Brunnschweiler stopped at the John Argue farm to collect material and pictures for an article on farming methods. He traveled from Madison by bicycle during last week's strong winds and has attended the University of Wisconsin since September.

Giarus Ecial Ted Brunnschweiler John Argue Madison University of Wisconsin

Pass Picket Lines at Manitowoc Shipyard Halted by Police

A non striking employee of Manitowoc Ship Building Co. walked through plant gates unmolested today as police surrounded the yard. Mayor George Sladky ordered officers to halt chain picketing and maintain order at the gates.

Manitowoc Manitowoc Ship Building Co George Sladky

Nurse Group To Pay Sister's Trip Expense

Members of the State Nurses Association district 2 met at the Swiss Wheel south of Monroe for dinner and voted to pay transportation costs for Sister Redempta of the Mercy premier at Janesville now attending the American Nurses Association meeting in San Francisco. Fifty-two nurses attended with Miss Wojta, Mendota supervisor of nurses, as speaker. next meeting is in June with a Pinehurst picnic north of Janesville.

State Nurses’ Association District 2 Highway 69 Monroe Redempta Mercy Janesville American Nurses’ Association San Francisco Wojta Mendota Association Pinehurst

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Clarice Synstegard Jane Addams Monroe G.U.G.G Frank Duchow Route 1 Rock City Duchow Messrs Walter Ostrander Forrest Kohl Andrew Sharer Juda Rodney Duckow Ralph Duckow Floyd Stuckey Monroe Vicinity Marvin Wilson Rock Grove Frank Duckow St. John’ S Delores Dammen Milford Gabioud Mrs. Earl Barber Wscs Group Grace Church Dr. Morris Wee Juda Churches Schoepp-Bennett Circuit Court Court House Mamie Tillema Woodford Lewis Olson Oscar Samson Browntown Lawrence Berg Mmes. Ben Due John Rothlisberger Marvin Sandley Chester Stixrood South Wayne Arthur Meythaier Willard Moe Edward Butts Irene Wickey Oswald Olson Albert Hyland Surplus Store First National Bank Federal Deposit Insurance Corp Federal Reserve System Hilltop Cadillac Motor Turkey Merrillite Chocolates Mother Waffle Shop Frankfurt — (P U. S High ‘Commission Appeals Court Yvette Madsen Brooklyn Air Force Eadiec Monroe, Wis 11Th Street Green County Auto Co
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