PTA Social Events Highlight Officers Elected and Installed
The Junior-Senior High PTA will elect and install officers during a 7 30 p m business meeting at the high school. A concert by the Junior Band at 8 p m a dress review and an art exhibit will highlight the open meeting with three apprentice directors from the senior band featured by Allan F Barnard directing the 50 member band. The program includes classic marches and tunes with student directors overseeing selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PTA
Joyce Ludwig
Jane Good
Carel Wolfe
Allan F. Barnard
America
Henry Carey
T. B. Boyer
H. F. Henry
Miss Good
Fred Weber
Paul Lincke
Miss Wolfe
Old McDonald
John Metcalf
Joseph Skornicka
Miss Ludwig
Johann Strauss
Harold Walters
Judith Frey
Diane Burgy
Virginia Rosenstiel
Joann Slocum
Norma Willborn
Barbara Schultz
Dorothea Nybro
A. R. Livingston
Beverly Stuart
Margaret Fisher
Judy Klemm
Ruth Bidlingmaier
Therese von Allmen
Linda Keller
Joan, Schuetz
Sonja Sorenson
Pastors Attend Synod Event in Milwaukee
The Wisconsin Synod of the Evangelical and Reformed church held its spring meeting at Grace church in Milwaukee. Delegates included Rev Adolf Friz from Milwau kee and J A Freitag from Swiss church New Glarus. The event runs tonight through Wednesday with Rev and Mrs Lynn F B Tschudy Rev Paul C Kehler LaVerne E Deal and others in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senavolent Society of the
South Wisconsin Synod
The
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Grace Church
Milwaukee
Adolf, Friz
J. A. Freitag
New Glarus
Lynn F. B. Tschudy
Paul C. Kehler
LaVerne E. Deal
St. John's
Monroe
A. R. Achtemeier
Alfred Isely
Zwingli
Badger school picnic draws around 100 attendees
(Times Special) A hundred people attended the Badger school picnic yesterday at the school. Ball games followed the dinner at noon. Mrs. Harold Schultz is the teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Badger School
Harold Schultz
Mother's Day Feature Shows Gibbons Triplets
Former Monroe resident Mrs. Gibbons née Clara Weber and her five children, including three identical triplets Marcy Ronnie and Randy aged three, plus sister Jane age five, appear in cowboy outfits in a Milwaukee Sentinel Mother's Day layout. The Gibbons family photo, taken at their Thiensville home, notes Frieda Weber and J R Gibbons as grandparents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
Frieda Weber
J. R. Gibbons
Monroe
Fraternity Officer Elected At Wisconsin Pi Tau Sigma
Lawrence Barr, son-in-law of Mr and Mrs 0 R Evans Sr of 602 16th avenue, a junior in mechanical engineering at the University of Wisconsin, has been elected treasurer of Alpha chapter of Pi Tau Sigma national honorary engineering fraternity. The population of the United States, now in excess of 165 million, has doubled since 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Barr
0. R. Evans Sr
16Th Avenue
University of Wisconsin
Pi Tau Sigma
United States
Miss Tollefson to Wed Jerry Ehle in June
Orfordville teacher Mary Ellen Tollefson announces her engagement to Jerry E Ehle of Janesville, son of Roy E and wife. The couple plans a June 1 wedding at Orfordville Lutheran Church. Mary Ellen teaches at Fisher School Beloit Route 4, Jerry works for Gilman Engineering Janesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ans Caastas soplClia
Fern Tollefson
Orfordville
Mary Ellen
Jerry E. Ehle
Roy E. Ehle
Janesville
Orfordville Lutheran Church
Miss Tollefson
Fisher School
Route 4
Beloit
Gilman Engineering and Manufacturing Co
Miss Yarnall and Radke Choose May 27 Wedding Date
Miss Ruby Merry Yarnall of Janesville and Wallace W. Radke of 1803 17th Avenue will wed on May 27. Yarnall, daughter of Mr and Mrs J A Yarnall, is a receptionist at Hauser Studio Janesville. Radke owns Radke Studio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yarnall
Radke
Ruby Merry Yarnall
Janesville
Wallace W. Radke
17Th Avenue
J. A. Yarnall
Hauser Studio
Radke Studio
Pythian Sisters KP To Meet Tomorrow Memorial Service Planned
Pythian Sisters and KP plan a joint open memorial service tomorrow at 8 in IOOF hall with a 7 p.m business meeting. Rev. Glen H Ridnour to speak, Kenneth Laus Oshkosh to sing, Frederick to accompany. Also notes on attendees and other local club activities and a class meeting at First Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amgms
Egudus
Pythian Sisters
Ioof Hall
Glen H. Ridnour
Kenneth Laus
Oshkosh
Frederick. Ainsworth
Family Night Card Party At Eagle Club
The Monroe Aerie of Eagles and its Auxiliary hosted a family night card party Friday in the Eagle Club room. Clarence Goecks served as event chairman with high honors awarded to Mrs. Ernest Schwarze and Kenneth Priewe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Aerie, Fraternal Order of Eagles
Eagle Club
Clarence Goecks
Ernest Schwarze
Kenneth Priewe
Eastern Star to Meet Tonight in Masonic Temple
The St. Omar Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star will hold a potluck supper at 6 15 p m and the meeting at 8 p m tonight in the Masonic Temple. Members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Omar
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic
Mobile Home Lighting Show Rolls Into Monroe
A mobile home displaying 30 lighting applications arrives tomorrow in Monroe under Wisconsin Power and Light Co. The unit will be in front of the power firm office Wednesday and Thursday with interior decorator Thomas Leo Lyons offering free consultations on lighting and interior design. The display, designed by Edward Wormley and Edward Crouse, features six rooms in quarter scale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
Monroe
Thomas Leo Lyons
Hartford
Edward Wormley
Edward Crouse
Monticello Eastern Star Guests mark 60th anniversary
Monticello Eastern Star members who were guests of the Albany chapter for its 60th anniversary Friday evening included Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Becker Mr. and Mrs. Henry V. Baebler Mr. and Mrs. Gene Webber and many others. Additional guests were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Zweifel and more relatives visiting over the weekend from Monroe Madison New Glarus Geneva Ill Chicago and Lake Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Eastern Star
Albany
H. A. Becker
Henry V. Baebler
Gene Webber
Mmes
H. F. Stoll
Waldo Zimmerman
Clarence Elmer, Sr
L. A. Pease
Alma Gempeler
Ernest Wittner
Ella Voegeli
Ray Silver
W. S., Hoesly
John G. Blum
Bessie
Tommy
Madison
Lydia Voegeli
Frederick
Emil D. Duerst
Paul E. Duerst
Kemp
Jane
New Glarus
Ira Holcomb
Lawrence Bower
Adolph Arn
Robert Holcomb Sr
Arn
Okee
Lake Wisconsin
Donna Karlen
Geneva
Ill
C. W. Karlen
Ruth Leach
Chicago
C. M. Stauffer
William Benkett
Thelma Moore
Area Winners Named In Music Competition
Two area pupils were among 30 scholarship winners at the 1956 State Solo Ensemble festival at the University of Wisconsin. About 4,500 musicians from 30 district fests representing 311 schools competed in the annual event. Lois Roberts of Evansville High School won a $50 scholarship to the Wisconsin Music Association summer clinic for a piano solo. Karleton Gmur of Argyle won a $30 scholarship to the summer clinic for a tuba solo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Wisconsin
Lois Roberts
Route 1
Brooklyn
Evansville
Wisconsin Music Association
Karleton Gmur
Argyle
Jaycee Driving Contest Set For Sunday At Recreation Park
Jaycees announce a junior event at Recreation Park this Sunday with 2 p m judging by Nathan F Burgy J H Schwaiger A Charles Howe and G Hodgson. Entries available at the high school office with a 7 p m Wednesday written exam at the Community Center. AAA driver education dual controlled car will be on display during the contest to test teens in obstacle driving and safety skills. DEPUTIES TO MEET Green County Law Enforcement Association will hear talks on dragging operations and water safety film at 7 30 p m in the Legion home with a range committee report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel I. Humbel
Chamber of Commerce
Recreation Park
Humbel
Nathan F. Burgy
J. H. Schwaiger
A. Charles Howe
Sherman G. Hodgson
The
Jaycees
Franz Haas
Dane Conway
Harold A. Pederson
Green County Law Enforcement Association
Legion Home
Range Committee
Summer Activity Program Listed
The city announces a summer playground and boys program for youths with registration via school notices. The pool opens June 3, swimming instruction runs June 18 to July 27, and closes Labor Day. Playground runs June 1 to July 20, boys program June 1 to August 17. James Hensey leads the boys program with a high school assistant. other leaders are college students. Eligibility includes kindergarten completion or entering first grade. First aid and medical notification procedures are outlined for injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald D. Johnson
Red Cross
Recreation Park
James Hensey
Monticello
Monroe
Missing boy Leo Rausch found dead in Chicago River
A Chicago mother learned her son Leo Rausch, 32, had died after being missing since April 30. Police say the boy’s body was found in the Chicago River with no marks of violence. The family had hoped to reunite on Mother's Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Rausch
Ae Air
Chicago
Purintun Enrolls in Northrop Aeronautical Institute
Duane R. Purintun of Albany has enrolled in the engineering course at Northrop Aeronautical Institute Inglewood California. A Whitewater high school graduate and Korean War veteran, he is the son of Mr and Mrs David Purintun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duane R. Purintun
David Purintun
Albany
Northrop Aeronautical Institute
Inglewood
Calif
Whitewater High School
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