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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1950

Page

3

Monroe High Prom Plans Center on Oriental Garden Theme

Monroe high school juniors and seniors invited to a Friday prom at the American Legion Home with post dance festivities continuing until dawn. The upper class blowout, run by the recreation department with merchant sponsors, includes a pre dawn sneak preview at 3 am in Goetz theater and a surprise shindig in The Elms. Decorations in the gym feature crepe paper pins, murals by local students, and an oriental garden backdrop. The event will be danced to music by Al Raymond and his eight piece orchestra.

Monroe American Legion Old Argyle Road Monroe Recrew Goetz Theater Wisconsin Elms Lawrence L. Kitchen Charles Dickson Sally Burt al Raymond Donald Fritz Delores Hodgson Barbara Akre Heidi Pfaeffli William Lengacher J. C. Calder Edmund R. Anderson

Westminster Guild Sponsors Presbyterian Mother Daughter Party

Westminster guild sponsors a mother daughter party at Union Presbyterian Church with 100 attendees. Mrs. L A Koenig chaired, presenting special mothers with plants and recognizing multiple generations and oldest youngest mothers. A memorial song program featured Sun day school girls and memory pages with Mrs I E Dooley narrating.

Union Presbyterian Church Westminster Guild L. A. Koenig Edgar Bushnell Katherine Christianson Anson Schoonover Marshall Peterson Milton Rabe Ames Jacob Huffman Will Norder Viron van Horn Ralph Kundert Mamie Bleiler Guild John Ivey I. E. Dooley Sandra Haworth Joyce Waeffler Lenetta Steinman Mrs. Ivey Mrs. Chase Mmes Melvin T. Olson Lester H. Bishop John C. Calder Dallas D. Landrum Harold S. Ha~worth K. Roy Schiffman Fred L. Kohli Robert N. Rutsch Otto Kiel

State GOP Leaders To Attend Adkins Dinner in Green County

Mrs. Jon Wise and Mrs. Lawrence H. Smith will be guests at Green County Republican Women's Club dinner in Turner Hall. Bertha S. Adkins of Maryland will address the gathering, a 1948 GOP committee member. Seventy reservations logged as of this morning with Mrs. Blaha and Mrs. Moldenhauer coordinating. Dinner set to begin at 6 p.m.

Jon Wise Mauison Wisconsin Federation of Republican Women’s Groups Lawrence H. Smith Green County Republican ‘Women Turner Hall Bertha S. Adkins Salisbury Republican National Committee GOP R. Blaha O. A. Moldenhauer

Drake Memorial Observed By Women’s Relief Corps

Mrs. Amos Johnson delivered a tribute to the late Mrs. Edna Drake in memorial services at the Women's Relief Corps meeting in KPhall Plans. Plans for Memorial day participation were discussed by about 60 members as the evening ended with social time. Mrs. Alfred Henning was entertainment chairman and Mrs. Johnson luncheon chair, aided by Mrs. James Field and Mrs. Charles Dwyer.

Edna Drake Amos Johnson Clark A. Kleckner Women's Relief Corps Kphall Alfred Henning Johnson James Field Charles Dwyer

Juda Mother Daughter Banquet Draws Large Turnout

Nearly 200 mothers and daughters attended the combined Baptist and Evangelical United Brethren churches spring banquet at the high school gym. The event opened with a prayer by Mrs. C. J. Tingley, with Mrs. Jacob Jones as toastmistress and remarks by Mrs. Leland Jordan and daughter Loraine. Group singing and a program featuring Helen Stettler, Betty Vanderbilt, Mrs. William Hafen Jr., Mrs. John Aft er, and Louise Gruene completed the evening.

Baptist and Evangelical United Brethren Churches C. J. Tingley Jacob Jones Leland Jordan Loraine Irvin Matzke Helen Stettler

Local musical program honors families and performers

Wald violin solo featured by Mrs Peter Retzlaff with gifts presented by Mrs Herbert Andereck to Mrs G B Lahr oldest mother Kay Gempeler youngest daughter and Mrs Chris Waelti mother with largest family. The general committee included Mmes Ernest Salzwedel Harry Buhlmann Morris Grenzow Harvey Andrews and William Meinert.

Monroe Students Prepare UW Music Event

Monroe students will join the University of Wisconsin for a large music event featuring the men's chorus women's chorus university chorus and university symphony orchestra in a 200 voice mass by Bach the B Minor mass. The program also highlights an Armed Forces Day parade spring football game Big Ten track meet senior swing out open house and departmental exhibits during parents weekend.

Monroe University of Wisconsin University Chorus University Symphony Orchestra Stock Pavilion Cathedral Wisconsin

Zwingli Missionary Society Holds Meeting

The Zwingli Missionary Society met Monday evening at the parish house with 28 members and four guests. Reports from Mrs. Kenneth Klassy and Miss Louise Karlen covered the April regional guild meet at Verona. Mrs. Klassy led the lesson on The Kingdom of the Christian Home and read Missions on the Grass Roots. Irene Marty read How We Kept Mother's Day.

Slunthetlo vingli_ Evangel formed Missionary society Mmes W. E. Blum Leo Gempeler Bertha Loveland Lydia Voegeli Kenneth Klassy Louise Karlen Verona Kingdom of the Christian Home Klassy Irene Marty C. J. Klooster J. P. Zweifel Cochairman Rose Stauffer John Gempeler Fannie G Frieda Benkert

Orangeville Auxiliary Memorial Day Plan Set

Memorial Day committee includes James Whittenberg Beulah Parriott Adam Zweifel and others. Wreaths by Lawrence Sheets Milton Folgate George Busjahn and Robert Roenstiel with gym decorations at the high school. May 25 meeting at Memorial hall to prepare wreaths for services.

Liary James Whittenberg Beulah Parriott Adam Zweifel Lawrence Sheets Milton Folgate George Busjahn Robert Roenstiel Fred Anderson Carol Maxwell Memorial Hall Mmes Gilbert Abraham I. O

Nominating Committee Named for June Elections

Shaffer Stanley Hulbert and Eva Daughenbaugh chosen to draft a slate for annual June elections. Auxiliary district meet set for June 4 in Freeport. June committee includes Donald Leck Will Frank Carl Maxwell Ralph Richards Mrs Albert Hemphill and Mrs Emma Homan. Poppy sale receipts report shows 103.03 balance for rehabilitation work in 1949 50 funds.

Shaffer Stanley Hulbert Eva Daughenbaugh Freeport Messrs. and Mines Donald Leck Will Frank Carl Maxwell Ralph Richards Albert Hemphill Emma Homan

Wonder Salve Promises Relief for Various Ailments

An old advertisement touts WONDER SALVE as a white antiseptic remedy for athlete's foot and other foot troubles. It claims fast results and a money back guarantee, with mentions of Monroe vendors Ford-Hopkins Biomer and Trukenbrod drug stores.

Monroe Ford-Hopkins Trukenbrod

Concert by Milwaukee Choir Cancelled Here

St. John's Milwaukee choir city concert for St. Andrew's parish next Sunday is cancelled. The Episcopal group plans a fall concert by the diocese choir of Milwaukee.

Episcopal St. John’s Choir of Milwaukee St. Andrew’s Diocese Choir of Episcopal Group

Orangeville High Sets Commencement Plans

Ernest E. Hanson dean of men at Illinois State Teachers College DeKalb will deliver the commencement address at Orangeville High’s final exercises in the high school auditorium on May 31.

Orangeville High Orangeville —Times Ernest E. Hanson Illinois State Teachers College DeKalb

Seniors hear baccalaureate and scout trip plans voiced

At 8 p m seniors and families will hear a talk on Rein forcing the Foundation. Baccalaureate is set for Sunday May 28 at 8 p m in the auditorium. A scout trip to Milwaukee is planned for Saturday with Harry Bellehan and Rev L B Hastings leading.

Harry Bellehan Rev. L.B. Hastings St. Andrew's Milwaukee New Arena William Lanz Owen Hefty Michael Kim Rellehan Virgil Wenger Robert Trachsel Ronald Poff Keith Wilson Donald Dwyer

Family and friends listed in Orangeville and Monroe notices

The record lists numerous individuals and couples from Orangeville McConnell Verona Evansville and Monroe along with multiple families and relatives including John Elmer Dar lyne Shirley Dick Monroe Ray hardson Kenneth Nancy Clif ford Bobb Mary Alice Joyce Donald Darlyne Laney Evansville Norman Ann Ruth Jeanette Lois Dettwiler and Mrs Donald Price and Karen. The lineup shows extended kinship and social connections across several towns.

John Elmer Virginia Darlyne Monticello Pearson Rutland Isaac Babler LeRoy Babler Ewald Babler Shirley Dick Monroe Rayhardson Kenneth Nancy Verona Clifford Bobb Mary Alice Joyce Donald Darlyne Laney Evansville Norman Ann Ruth Jeanette Lois Dettwiler

Crooks Child Baptized in Methodist Church

La Jeane Crooks infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Chester R Crooks was baptized Sunday morning in a Methodist church service Rev R W Sachtsen officiated with Dale Gross and wife as sponsors The infant's maternal great grandmothers Emma Kilian of McConnell and Mrs George Robb of Winslow attended with Dale Gross

Danny Whittenberg Celebrates Third Birthday Circus Party

Danny Whittenberg turned three with a circus themed party at his parents home in Orangeville. Bonnie Russell organized a twirling act and exhibits of stuffed animals, a live clown, pink lemonade and ice cream, with 23 children and 10 mothers attending.

Orangeville Danny Whittenberg James Whittenberg Bonnie Russell Fresert

Families Visit Albany Hosts Kolinek and Steuri

Mr and Mrs Henry G Schneider hosted over the weekend welcoming the George J Kolinek family of Chicago and James Steuri of Blanchardville to Albany for a social visit.

Albany Henry G. Schneider George J Kolinek Chicago James Steuri Blanchardville

Weekend Visit Ties Schroeder and Steuri Families

Sunday hosts welcomed Messrs. and Mmes. Raymond Schroeder and family of Juda Kenneth Schneider and daughter of Evansville Albert Gempeler of Monticello and Fred Steuri and children Blanchardville James Steuri returned with his parents to Blanchardville after spending the weekend with his grandparents.

Messrs Mmes Raymond Schroeder Juda Kenneth Schneider Evansville Albert Gempeler Monticello Fred Steuri Blanchardville James Steuri

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