Social Events At St Johns Church May 17 18
St Johns United Church of Christ hosts a Mother social May 17 and 18 at 7 p.m. in Fellowship Hall. Dinners, solos, and skits by 4th through 6th graders plus Bethlehem Choir performances head the program. No advance tickets. donations welcome.
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St. John’s United Church of Christ
Fellowship Hall
William Wartenweiler
Willis Gruenewald
Ben Kaster
Men’s Brotherhood of the Church
Carl Gall
Robert Benkert
Alfred Voegels
Howard Lundy
John Thomm
John Nussbaum
Rosalie Radcliffe
Don Davenport
Ben Easter
Paul Paulson
William Schmid
Leon J. Schroeder
John Wagner
Wartenweiler
Rose Altmann
Mmes
Herbert Baumgartner
John Bohren
Adolph Brunner
Meeting of Society Slated for May 7
A special meeting of the Womans Society of Christian Service of the Orangeville Methodist Church will be held Tuesday, May 17, at 8 p.m. in the Church. Rev. Howard Leach will install the officers. Mrs. Leach will present a movie from the School of Christian Mission in Chicago. Rock River Conference WSCS Annual meeting will be in Aurora May 20. reservations with Mrs. Jerald Kleckler by May 16.
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Womans Society of Christian Service
Orangeville Methodist Church
Howard Leach
Leach
School of Christian Mission
Chicago
Rock River Conference
WSCS
Aurora
Jerald Kleckler
Mt Horeb to Host Organ Recital This Sunday
Kenneth Goodman, Juilliard graduate and Barnes Foundation Fellow, will present an organ concert at Mt. Horeb Evangelical Lutheran Church at 3 30 p m Sunday May 15. He studied in Paris under Marcel Dupre and the recital will accept a free will offering.
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Vs. Hurby
Cannes
Kenneth Goodman
Julard School of Music
New York City
Mt. Horeb Evangelical Lutheran Church
Goodman
Barnes Foundation
Paris
France
Marcel Dupre
Lydia Circle Tea for Senior High Girls and Mothers
Orangeville Methodist Lydia Circle will sponsor a tea for senior high school girls and their mothers on Sunday May 15 at 2 p.m. Mrs Duane Heidenreich of Dakota will be guest speaker. Miss Natalie Maines and Miss Vicki Murphy of Freeport High School will provide vocal music. Mrs Arthur Jacobs will supervise refreshments.
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Urangeville
Lydia
Orangeville
Schmidt World Trip Slides Shown to Veterans Group
Leon C Schmidt and wife presented slides detailing their world trip to the Green County Veterans of World War 1 meeting at American Legion Hall. Officers appointed for the June 8 party include Mrs Max Voelkli and Mrs Walter Wyss as co chairs with a lunch roster guiding helpers. Delegates to Madison department convention July 8 to 10 are Mrs Adolph Vogel president Mrs Fred Schott and Mrs Catherine Bahn with alternates. Memorial Day graves decor planned by Schott and Vogel and members urged to contact senators and congressmen about Veterans Affairs funding. The next meeting is set for June 14 in Legion Hall.
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Leon C. Schmidt
Green County
American Legion Hall
Legion Hall
Max Voelkli
Walter Wyss
Lucille Atkinson
Fred Schott
Adolph Vogel
Veterans Affairs
State Welfare Department
Legion All
Rosemary Forcade Named Worthy Advisor For Rainbow Order
Rosemary Forcade was elected worthy advisor of Monroe Assembly No. 18 order of Rainbow for Girls at the regular meeting last night in the Masonic Temple. She succeeds Patricia Keschert and will head a slate including Susan Behrens Janet Johnson Mary Burkhard and Marilyn Myers. Installation is set for Saturday evening May 14 at 7 30 at the Masonic Temple followed by refreshments in the dining room with all invited.
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Rosemary Forcade
Monroe Assembly
Order of Rainbow
Masonic Temple
Patricia Keschert
Susan Behrens
Janet Johnson
Mary Burkhard
Marilyn Myers
Miss Forcade
Lester G. Forcade
Stauffachers Mark Silver Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Marvin Stauffacher Browntown observed their silver wedding anniversary on Tuesday May 10 They were married in St Johns United Church of Christ by Rev Paul Kehle Attendants were Mr and Mrs William Rigney formerly of Madison and Mr and Mrs Eugene Rockow Browntown now of Antioch O The Stauffachers have two children Michael 15 and Marsha 11 They have owned and operated a Browntown tavern for years and have sold the business to Ray Binns South Wayne with possession slated on July 1.
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Stauffachers
Michael
Marsha
Mrs. Stauffacher
Browntown
Ray Binns
South Wayne
Phyllis Pleasant and Joseph Martin Wed in Freeport Church
Phyllis Pleasant daughter of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Waelti Route 1 Dakota Ill and Joseph F Martin son of Lavern Martin Freeport and Mrs Frank Bergum Freeport exchanged marriage vows in a double ring ceremony Saturday May 7 at 3 pm at St Josephs Catholic Church Freeport Rev Daleiden officiated before pink asters and white snapdragons The bride wore white lace over beige with a pearl lace crown veil carried red roses and ivy on a white Bible The groom attended by Milo F Whitehead best man Ushers were Rodney Whitehead Lavern Martin and others The mothers wore navy blue and turquoise dresses with orchid corsages A supper and reception followed at the bride’s parents home in Dakota The couple reside Route 1 Dakota
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Phylls Lorraine Pleasant
Lawrence Waelti
Dakota
Ill
Joseph F. Martin
Lavern Martin
Freeport
Frank’ Bergum
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Daleiden
Milo F. Whitehea Monroe
Marcia May
Penny Jo Whitehead
Monroe
Cyril Waelti
Milo F. Whitehead
Rodney Whitehead
Juda
Wendell Whitehead
Whitehead
Women of Church Meet at Mt Horeb
The Evangelical Lutheran Church Women gathered in the chapel at 2 p.m. Mrs Stanley Halverson of Black Earth, president of the Dodgeville Conference, was guest speaker. Mrs Alfred Martin read the worship meditation and a women’s quartet sang. Hostesses included Mrs La Verne Johnson and others.
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Mu Nured
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Stanley Halverson
Black Earth
Dodgeville
American Lutheran Church Women
Alfred Martin
Mmes
LaVerne Johnson
Arthur B
Banquet at Oakley Attended by 94 Persons
A banquet at Oakley Union Evangelical United Brethren Church drew 94 attendees including an owner and daughter group. Mrs. Lucille Alexander served as toastmistress while Mrs. Wendell Wunschel and her daughter Miss Barbara Wunschel gave toasts. Group singing led by Mrs. Walter Ludwig and a poem read by Sandra reflected mother dedication.
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Oakley Union Evangelical United Brethren Church
Lucille Alexander
Wendell Wunschel
Barbara Wunschel
Walter Ludwig
Sandra
Goecks Banquet Honored Church Attendees And Musicians
Madeline Bosben and Lee Kelso played cornet solos while Mrs. Ervin Moellenberndt and Mrs. Ludwig provided voice. Mrs. Louise Mather was cited as oldest mother and Mrs. Larry Davis as mother of youngest daughter, each receiving gifts from Mrs. William Beightol. Miss Bessie Meyers of Macomb Illinois traveled the farthest to attend. Several young men from the church served at the banquet.
Mothers Daughters Gather at Orangeville Social
About 130 attended the WSCS annual Mother-Daughter Social at Orangeville Methodist Church. Mrs. Arthur Jacobs presided as toastmistress, with Mrs. Ed Schmid to the daughters and Kathy Schmid replying for the mothers. Angela Barmore welcomed guests. Mrs. Robert Knodle of Freeport presented a musical program, and her dog performed tricks.
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Orangeville
WSCS
Orangeville Methodist Church
Arthur Jacobs
Ed Schmid
Kathy Schmid
Angela Barmore
Robert Knodle
Freeport
Royal Neighbors Unit Hears Poetry Reading
Royal Neighbors Lodge met last evening in the 1OOF Hall and draped the charter in memoriam to the recently deceased member Mrs. Pearl Van Horn. Members presented Mother's Day poems and readings. Birthday wishes went to Mrs. Peter Gerber and Mrs. Franklin Roenneburg. Entertainment directed by Mrs. Robert Kramer. Lunch served by Mrs. Charles Schadewaldt and Mrs. Leland Skattum.
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Royal Neighbors
Royal Neighbors Lodge
Pearl van Horn
Peter Gerber
Franklin Roenneburg
Robert Kramer
Charles Schadewaldt
Leland Skattum
Commandery Session Planned on Monday in Monroe
Monroe Commandery No. 48 holds a picnic supper Monday May 16 at the Masonic Temple followed by an 8 o clock meeting An open installation will be conducted and a program presented by officers and guests
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Monroe Commandery No. 48
Masonic Temple
Child Is Baptized Juda at Union EUB Church
Julie Ann Becker daughter of Mr and Mrs Rodney Becker was baptized by Rev Melvin Nickel at Union EUB Church on Sunday in a church ceremony observed locally.
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Juda
Julie Ann Becker
Rodney Becker
Melvin’ Nickel
Union Eub
Children to Register for Mt Horeb Kindergarten
About 120 children are expected to register for the 1966 67 kindergarten sessions tomorrow May 13 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Mt Horeb and Ridgeview will not hold sessions that day. Children must be five by Sept 1 to enroll. Nurse Helen Collar will explain health and dental requirements and provide material on pre kindergarten exams registrations and readiness.
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Ole anvaiBin
Mt. Horeb
Ridgeview
Helen Collar
Dane County
Retired Work Outlined Music Delight For Spring Club Night
The 1965-66 season finale of the Monroe Woman's Club featured a Spring Social at St. John's UCC Fellowship Hall with dessert at 7:30. Sister Miriam Terese led a music program with Kathryn Doyle and Eileen Carmody, performing songs from The Sound of Music, and spoke on the school’s work with the retarded at St. Coletta School. The event included club history, new officers, and charitable donations, plus art contest winners and Scout support. Three new members joined the club, welcomed by the executive board.
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Sally Hoesly
Woman's Club of
Monroe
Fellowship Hall
St. John's United Church of Christ
Ister
Miriam Terese
O.S.F
St. Coletta
Jefferson
Wisconsin
Shalome
Ohio
Kathryn Doyle
Eileen Carmody
Doyle
St. Coletta’s School
M. Julietta
Maria
Edelweiss
Dore Me
St. Coletta School
University of Wisconsin
Er M. Johnson
Leo W. Nack
Terry B. Hanna
Leland L. Lamboley
Bernard Gibbons
Schroeder
Anton J. Portman
Federation
Benkett
Leo H. Share
Edwin Rufenacht
Johnson
Board of Appeals
Hervey J. Hoesly
Edward P. Mueller
Forrest L. Kubly
House Committee
David K. Bennett
John A.’ Thompson
Joseph L. Kessenich
Jack F. Murray
Dwain FE
Mings
Robert J. Soderholm
Kenneth W. Stuart
Howard W. Chadwick
Marie Geigel
E. N. Churchill
Nellie W. Kohli
Trees
Valley Forge
Marie Blum
Helen Farnsworth Mears
Girl Scout Troop 193
Edward Zupane
Keith Wit
Woman's Club
Mary Usher
Mary Zupane
Sylvia Davidson
Mary Jo Urban
Susan Norder
Sandra Smith
Cindy Babler
Laurie Sickinger
Jeanne Usher
Gerry Schuepp
Mary Karlen
Robert Kingdon
Department of
Donovan Otteson
Jack Murray
Robert Smith
First National Bank
George Goldsworthy
William Schmitz
Delbert Shaffer
Church Brotherhood Entertains Spouses in Monticello
The Zwingli United Church of Christ Brotherhood entertained their wives at a Monday evening dinner at the Parish House. Washington Circle served the meal to twenty seven guests. Afterward Dr and Mrs Donald Springer of Monroe showed slides and narrated their trip to Britain.
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Monticello
Brotherhood F of Zwingli United Church of Christ
Washington Circle
Donald Springer
Monroe
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St. John’s Church
Lydia Circle
Drapery House
Leon Schmidts
Rainbow Order
Phyllis Pleasant
Martin
Women of Church
Oakley
ouaArse
Sherman Hodgson
L.J. Kroeder
Monroe Woman's Club
Arthur P. Benkett
Helen Bingham
First District Federation of Women’s Clubs
Hodgson
First District
Lest
Marco
National Hospital
Church Brotherhood
Legion
Dial
Billtolds
Benketts
Pullman
Airwar
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