East School PTA Elects Bennett as President
Dr. David K. Bennett was elected president of the East school PTA at last night’s meeting. Charles Coole became vice president with Mrs. Vernon F. Schillinger as secretary and Mrs. Clifford F. Kempfer as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Bennett
East School
PTA
David K. Bennett
East School Parent-Teachers Association
Charles Coole
Vernon F. Schillinger
Clifford F. Kempfer
Charles Balke
Monroe
Parents and Teacher Council
Cancer Dressing Plan Enters Second Year With 34 Work Nights
Eagles Auxiliary operates the county unit of the Wisconsin Division American Cancer Society making free dressings for patients. Since inception they held 34 work nights with 14 volunteers per session, delivering 5 692 dressings and holding over 2 200 on hand. A memorial gift from the Pickett family supports continued work. A loan wheel chair is available for patients. Volunteers included Mrs. Paul Lindsay and a list of named helpers.
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Eagles
Wisconsin Division of
American Cancer Society
Paul Lindsay
Charles Pickett
Cancer Unit
Lindsay
Mmes
Venora Kilian
William Haman
Oscar Leck
Ailvin Kranig
Rachel Dwyer
Ruth Smith
Charles Buehler Jr
Ernest Schwartz
Charles Schadewaldt
Clara Elmer
Marvin Zimmerman
Clarence Goecks
Naomi Esther Circles Of Grace Church Meetings Noted
Mrs Robert Hahn hosted the Naomi Circle of the United Lutheran Church Women at its last evening gathering in the church. Marian Kerr led the lesson Lutherans Woman's Work and Audrey Peterson gave the thank offering thought. Ward Stackpole hosted the Esther Circle at her home with Oscar Shager as co host Sam Boyd giving the lesson and Virgil Neuenschwander reading scripture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hahn
Naomi
United Luthern Church
Marian Kerr
Audrey Peterson
Ward Stackpole
Esther
USCW
Oscar Shager
Sam Boyd
Virgil Neuenschwander
Honored on Birthday at Rosa Family Party
Steven Rosa celebrated his seventh birthday at his parents home 499 19th Avenue. Guests included John Schuetze Larry Allen Steve Bacher Lynette Brugger Mary Etter Charlene Friske Billy Heitz Kris Kelly Jim Kosek Christine Krebs Steve Krupke Bill Stuart Jean Loertscher Vicky Maurer Steve Nybroten Gregory Oates Neary Oostdik Larry Roosli Larry Ruch Carol Rudhti Richard Runkle Steve Schiller Linda Schmiedlin Kristine Snively Karen Steffen Sue Van Wagenen David Wild Jimmy Krug er Gary Schmidt Jeff Kohl and John and Mark Rosa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steven Rosa
Fredric C. Rosa
19Th Avenue
John Schuetze
Larry Allen
Steve Bacher
Lynette Brugger
Mary Etter
Charlene Friske
Billy Heitz
Kris Kelly
Jim Kosek
Christine Krebs
Steve Krupke
Bill Stuart
Jean Loertscher
Vicky Maurer
Steve Nybroten
Gregory Oates
Neary Oostdik
Larry Roosli
Larry Ruch
Carol Rudhti
Richard Runkle
Steve Schiller
Linda Schmiedlin
Kristine Snively
Karen Steffen
Sue van Wagenen
David Wild
Jimmy Krueger
Gary Schmidt
Jeff Kohl
John
Mark Rosa
Senior Girl Scouts to be honored guests at Woman's Club event
Senior Girl Scouts of Troop 231 will be honored guests of the Woman's Club of Monroe at the annual spring social at St. John's church vestry tomorrow evening. Judith Chambers and other members will graduate from Girl Scouting on May 20. The program features a 7:30 p.m. dessert and a presentation on The Art of Costume Design by Miss O Ardis Thredt. The club also awards $200 to Anna Blum, to support the Green County Historical Society project.
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Woman’s Club of
Monroe
St. John’s Church Vestry
Judith Chambers
Linda Coole
Patricia Crouch
Carol Cunningham
Mary Erickson
Elise Feutz
Betty Gempeler
Carol Koenig
Gayleen Steensrud
Mary Jo Wuetrich
Burton H. Lynch
Lillian Hanson
O. Ardis Thredt
School of Home Economics
University of Wisconsin
William E. Amstutz
Anna Blum
Green County Historial Society
Woman’s Club
Arthur C. Benkett
A. R. Livingston
Department of American Home
C. Gene Hennager
Clarence F. Kempfert
Organ Music Opens Area Circle Meeting
Missionary Circle of United Church of Christ met in Monticello with 26 members and one guest. Miss Rose Stauffer played organ music. Mrs. John C. Baebler led, readings, prayers, and program duties were shared by members including Alma Gempler and E W Marty. a report on St Colletta School in Jefferson and a letter from Hong Kong were read.
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Monticello
Missionary Circle of
United Church of Christ
Rose Stauffer
John C. Baebler
Fred Stauffer
Mines
John Richards
Ted Zurbuchen
Willard Prisk
Japan
Alma Gempeler
Leonard Wood Memorial
Emil G. Voegeli
E. W. Marty
Voegeli
Marty
St. Colletta School
Jefferson
Abraham Kubly
Louise Karlen
Hong Kong
Helga Nicholls
Henry E. Babler
Susie Elmer
Orangeville Rebekah Club Plans Meeting Tomorrow
The Past Noble Grands Club of the Orangeville Rebekah lodge announces a meeting set for tomorrow. Members are requested to attend at the usual lodge hall to discuss upcoming charity events and community activities.
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Orangeville
Noble Grands Club
Rebekah
Lodge Meeting Set For Mary Reeser Home
Lodge will meet at 8 tomorrow night at the home of Miss Mary Reeser. Members will respond to roll call with a Mothers Day verse.
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Lodge
Mary Reeser
Reading Club Meets for Review at Chinnock Home
The Legenda Teaching Club gathered last night at Mrs. Robert V. Chinnock’s residence to discuss The Sound of Thunder by Taylor Caldwell. A June picnic is planned for the next meeting.
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Legenda Teadhing Club
Robert V. Chinnock
28Th Avenue
Charles Marvin
Taylor Caldwell
New Officers Named for South Wayne Friendship Club
Special notes announce officers for the Homemakers South Wayne Friendship Club: President Mrs William Shager, Vice President Mrs Paul Rood, Secretary Mrs Ray Meier, Reporter Miss Mayme Erickson, Sunshine Mrs Rudy Berg. Nine members attended the meeting. a June 29 Recreation Park picnic is planned. Bernard Olson to host September meeting.
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South Wayne
South Wayne Friendship Club
William Shager
Paul Rood
Ray Meier
Mayme Erickson
Rudy Berg
Sunshine
Erickson
Recreation Park
Bernard Olson
Milwaukee Road reports quarterly deficit in 1957
Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Pacific Railroad told stockholders its first quarter 1957 net income deficit totaled 1 840 676 while operating revenues rose to 254 860 566 and operating expenses fell to 208 178 811. Net income for 1957 stood at 7 916 348 down from 8 485 914 in 1956.
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Chicago
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Railroad Co
Leo T. Crowley
Thomson Urges Byrnes Back Mining Trade Aid
Gov Thomson said he sent a message to Rep Byrnes urging support for reciprocal trade agreements involving lead and zinc mining. He cited severe economic losses in southwestern Wisconsin and said pending legislation and trade deals could help the industry.
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Madison
Thomson
Rep
Byrnes
Green Bay
House
Ways and Means
Wisconsin
Swedes Frown On Alien Guests
Stockholm police announce an anti hitchhiker drive to protect the capital this summer. The Aftonbladet reports Sweden will deport or repatriate newcomers who arrive within a month and seem unable to support themselves under the Alien Act.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Aftonbladet
Oshkosh Fire Destroys Large Storage Plant
A 70 foot high storage building in Oshkosh burned to a sagging shell after a blaze of undetermined origin. The fire, fought by nearly the entire Oshkosh Fire Department, started just before 3 am in a former Diamond Match Co structure, being converted into grain storage by Commodity Storage Corp. No injuries were reported.
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Oshkosh
Oshkosh Fire Department
Diamond Match Co
Commodity Storage Corp
Amazing bargains in The Times classified
Daily classified listings from The Times highlight affordable items and promotions across categories. Readers can find price deals, secondhand goods, and trade ads offering bargains and opportunities.
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Times
Girl Scout Troop Plans Parade Help and Banquet
Members of Troop 226B had a sack lunch at Recreation Park last night. Leader Mrs. Carson Lowl provided drinks and dessert. Beverly Burkhalter is president. The group discussed aiding Brownies in the Memorial Day Parade and the Girl Scout banquet.
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Recreation Park
Carson Lowl
Beverly Burkhalter
State urges veterans to insure home loans
Gordon A. Huseby of the State Department of Veterans Affairs urged veterans with state housing loans to enroll in an insurance plan guaranteeing loan repayment if the veteran dies. The program, approved by the 1957 Legislature, requires 60 percent of loaned veterans to accept it before taking effect. The insured cost is 22 cents monthly per thousand dollars of loan balance, with no rise in payments and an extended repayment period. Veterans can borrow up to 3,500 dollars at 2 percent interest for home purchases.
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Madison
Gordon A. Huseby
State Department of Veterans Affairs
Huseby
Dr John J Conway Wartime Vet Becomes Leverett House Master
Dr John J Conway aged 41, a World War II combat veteran, now serves as Master of Leverett House at Harvard University. He lost his right forearm to shellfire during the Cassino fighting.
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John J. Conway
Leverett House
Harvard University
Cassino
Four To Share Davies Estate
Joseph E Davies former U S ambassador to Russia died at 81 and left most of his estate in trust for his three daughters and his first wife Mrs Emlen K Davies. The will filed in U S District Court estimates the estate at several million dollars and directs sale of Tregaron estate with proceeds split between the Joe Davies Scholarship Fund and the National Episcopal Cathedral. The bulk goes to his three daughters Mrs Millard E Tydings Mrs E Fountaine Broun and Mrs Robert Grosjean. his former wife receives $200 000 for income.
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Washington
Joseph E. Davies
U.S
Russia
Emlen K. Davies
Davies
Watertown
Tregaron
Marjorie Merriweather Post
America
Cathedral
Millard E. Tydings
Maryland
E. Fountaine Broun
Hamburg
Germany
Robert Grosjean
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