Wisconsin Federation of Women's Clubs Convention Set in Milwaukee
Mrs. Anton J. Portman will attend the 72nd Wisconsin Federation convention at the Ramada Sands Motel May 20 to 22 with about 325 clubs and 22 000 members represented. Notable events include executive and regular board meetings, President's Night, remarks by Mrs. S V Abramson and other officers, Theodora Youmans Award, and talks by Robert Montgomery and Mrs. Earle A Brown.
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Anton J. Portman
Woman’s Club of
Monroe
Wisconsin Federation of Women’s Clubs
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Federation
Ramada Sands
S. V. Abramson
Shorewood
Irvin Lothe
Paynette
Orrie Sanasac
Eau Claire
Edward Grutzner
Beloit
Willard Dennison
Wauwatosa
Theodora Youmans
Wisconsin
Alvin C. Rabehl
Monroe Woman’s Club
Robert Montgomery
Dwight D. Eisenhower
John D. Rockefeller III
Earle A. Brown
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Legion Auxiliary Meets at Brodhead in May Session
The May meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary in Brodhead featured a 6:30 dinner in the Legion Clubrooms. President Marie Searles led the business, with poppy drive plans for May 23 and 24 and graveside bouquets set for May 28 at 1:30 p.m. A $25 donation to the Community Scholarship Fund was approved.
Deignan Elected President Of Home and School Society
The St. Victor's Home and School Society chose Marty Deignan as president at a Monday meeting in the school auditorium. Robert Rieder was elected vice president, Mrs. Donald Moe treasurer, and Mrs. Ronald Klemm secretary with Father Lawrence Kieffer as installing officer. James Buckley of Milwaukee spoke on bill S 346 aiding non-public schools, urging attendees to contact legislators. The meeting ended with refreshments.
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St. Victor’s
Marty Deignan
Robert Rieder
Donald Moe
Ronald Klemm
Lawrence Kieffer
James Buckley
Milwaukee
Pythian Sisters Meet for Mother's Day Tribute
Loyalty Temple No 4 Pythian Sisters gathered at the ICCF Hall Tuesday May 13 for a Mother's Day program led by Mmes T Roy Evenson and Herman Dieckhoff. Readings and songs followed with pro tem officers announced and a joint memorial with Knights of Pythias planned for May 27. Luncheon served by Mmes Roy Chesebro and others. birthday greetings shared. prizes awarded to several members.
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Knights of Pythias
Mmes
Roy Chesebro
Ben E. Kubly
Harold Kennison
Arthur Malkow
Edna Ross
Alton Kiel
William Zuhlke
Arthur Meyers
Mother Daughter Banquet Celebrated by FHA ARGYLE
The Future Homemakers of America held a Mother Daughter Banquet with Sandy Widmer as host. Carol Daly led the table prayer and Mrs Art Widmer was thanked for her help. New officers for 1969 70 were installed: Joan Brandt President Glenda Erickson Vice President Martha Engels Secretary Treasurer Janet McDonald Historian LuAnn Widmer.
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F.H.A
Humphrey
Widmer
Steven D Grunder Baptism Conducted
NEW GLABUS Times Special reports Steven Donald Grunder, grandson of Ivan and an Lena Ill couple, was baptized at Lena United Methodist Church. Sponsors were Ronald Hermanson of Blanchardville. A dinner at Donald Grunder home followed with guests including Ivan Grunder, New Glarus, Ronald Hermanson, Sherri and Connie Blanchardville, Elton Larson Monroe, and Mrs. William Larson South Wayne.
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New Glabus
Ivan Grunder
Lena
Ill
United Methodist Church
Steven Donald Grunder
Donald Grunder
Ronald Hermanson
Blanchardville
New Glarus
Sherri
Connie
Elton Larson
Monroe
William Larson
South Wayne
Clarno Zion Hosts Mother-Daughter Tea in Church Garden
About 75 mothers and daughters attended the Clarno Zion United Methodist Church annual Mother-Daughter Tea on May 8 in Fellowship Hall. The event featured a garden setting, caring committee work, readings, skits, and musical numbers with awards for oldest mother, youngest daughter, farthest distance, and other honors.
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Clarno Zion
Susan Zimmerman Baptism Observed in Brodhead
Susan Jean Zimmerman daughter of Mr and Mrs Merton Zimmerman was baptized on Mother's Day in Brodhead by Rev Paul Gibson. Aunt Darlene Gill served as sponsor. A dinner followed at the Zimmerman home with relatives from Albany Juda Monticello Belleville and Brodhead including Glenn Zimmerman Lizzie Mather Alta Qualley and Darlene Gill among others.
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Susan Jean
Merton Zimmerman
Brodhead
Paul Gibson
Darlene Gill
Susan
Zimmerman
Deyble Malkow
Albany
William Beightol
Juda
Lizzie Mather
Alta Qualley
Glenn Zimmerman
Colleen
Lonnie
Gary
Monticello
Alta Gill
Belleville
Ralph Zimmerman
Janice
Steve
Sid
Immanuel Church Hosts Magic Themed Mother-Daughter Supper
The Immanuel United Methodist Church held a Monday evening Mother-Daughter supper in Fellowship Hall with Rev. Robert Olson, a magician and storyteller from Monroe, performing magic tricks and paper folding with his dummy Chipper. WSCS hosted the event led by Mrs. Harold Wagner with Priscilla and Mary Circles managing programs and kitchen. Deborah and Linda Krauss sang Turn Around Look at Me and Mother in the Morning, while Mrs. Arthur Nondahl delivered a reading Baking A Cake With Susie.
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Immanuel United Methodist Church
Fellowship Hall
Robert Olson
Assembly of God Church
Monroe
Olson
Burleigh Bartlett
Harold Wagner
WSCS
Priscilla Circle
Mary Circle
Susie
Arthur Nondahl
Deborah
Linda Krauss
Church Is Home Thought Opens Missionary Meeting
Miss Louise Karlen, president of the Missionary Society of Zwingli Church, opened with The Church is Your Home. Irene Marty accompanied at the piano as readings, songs, and reports followed. A Mother-Daughter share-a-dish is set for May 23, Guest Day June 12, and a birthday party at Green County Hospital June 17. Lora Dick was elected president and Mrs. Kenneth Klassy re-elected secretary.
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Monticello
Louise Karlen
Missionary Society of
Lora Dick
Kenneth Klassy
Emil G. Voegels
Irene Marty
Edyth R. Stoll
Miss Marty
Norman Vincent Peal
Winnebago
Wm. G. Meier
Fannie
Frieda Benkert
30 Year Reunion Planned July 12
The Monroe High School Class of 1939 schedules a 30 year reunion for Saturday July 12 at 6 30 p.m. at the VFW Clubhouse. Of 105 graduates, ten are deceased and all but three have been contacted. Unlocated are Andrew N Erickson Jr Arthur W Brown and Anna Rosenberger. Organizers include Mrs Betty Benkert Rosenacht Mrs Norma Swiggum Doherty Alden Elmer Stephen Pandow and Mrs Beulah Hanson Kubly with early reservations managed by Mrs Doherty and Alden Elmer.
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Monroe High School
VFW
Andrew N. Erickson Jr
Arthur W. Brown
Anna Rosenberger
Betty Benkert Rosenacht
Norma Swiggum Doherty
Alden
Wedding Shower at Nelsons for Mrs. Isely and Miss Meyer
Mrs. Vernus Nelson Sr hosted a pre wedding shower for Mrs. W S Isely and Charlotte Meyer. Neighbors in attendance included Miss Cora Larson Olga Hendrickson Alice Penniston Marie Rossing and Mabel Hanson. Edna Nystad sent a gift though unable to attend.
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Argyle
Vernus Nelson Sr
W.S. Isely
Charlotte Meyer
Cora Larson
Olga Hendrickson
Alice Penniston
Marie Rossing
Mabel Hanson
Edna Nystad
Brotherhood Meeting Set for May 19 Speaker Miss Ellis
Zion Men's Brotherhood will meet at 8 p.m. on Monday May 19 in the church. Guest speaker Miss Rosemary Ellis Orangeville High School physical education teacher will discuss her travels in England with pictures. All men in the community are welcome.
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Orangeville
Zion Men’s Brotherhood
Rosemary Ellis
England
Presbyterian Church Mother Daughter Tea Held Here
The Union Presbyterian Church hosted its 35th Mother Daughter Tea in the church parlors Monday evening. Program chairs were Mrs. James Gordee and Mrs. David Miller with co chairmen introduced by Mrs. P C Hunt. Musical selections included a clarinet duet Nip and Tuck by Karen Knipschild and Denise Leuenberger with Carol Booth on piano, Etude by Rudolph Friml performed by Carol Booth and a vocal Love Is Blue sung by Phonda Potts with Jo Ellen Gordee, Sound of Trumpet cornet duet by Laura Soddy and Laura Robertson with Jo Ellen, and a piano solo Good Little Topsy by Diane Miller. The toast When He Created Mothers was given by Jane Eley and the response Our Dream For Our Children by Mrs. David Eley. A We Thank Thee For Our Mothers chorus was sung by Knipschild, Susan Eley, Diane Miller and Lonna Soddy with Susan Mayer at the piano. The oldest grandmothers were Mrs. Emily Isely and Mrs. Cora Hanson. the youngest mother was Mrs. Nathan Isely. Mrs. Charles Soddy was named the mother with the largest family, and Laura Soddy the teenage daughter with the most brothers at home. Hostesses included Mrs. Robert Richardson, G E Moun, Mrs. Robert Potts, Mrs. Kenneth Mayer, Mrs. John McInnis and Mrs. Herbert Booth.
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James Gordee
David Miller
Union Presbyterian Church
P. C. Hunt
Women’s Organization
Nip and Tuck
Karen Knipschild
Denise Leuenberger
Carol Booth
Rudolph Friml
Phonda Potts
Jo Ellen Gordee
Laura Soddy
Laura Robertson
Jo Ellen
Diane Miller
Topsy
Jane Eley
David Eley
Susan Eley
Lonna Soddy
Susan Mayer
Emily Isely
Cora Hanson
Nathan Isely
Charles Soddy
Mmes
Robert Richardson
G. E. Moun
Robert Potts
Kenneth Mayer
John McInnis
Herbert Booth
Spring Banquet Marks End of Orangeville Woman's Club Year
The Orangeville Woman's Club held its annual Spring Banquet in Monroe at the First United Methodist Church Fellowship Room to close the club year. New president Mrs Edwin Schmid will assume duties Sept 12 as the 1969-70 team lines up. Honorary and committee chair duties were announced, with the Harmonettes of Stockton performing afterward.
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Orangeville
Woman's Club
First United Methodist Church
Monroe
Edwin Schmid
Maynard Losey
Charles Burington
Gene Jordan
Elwyn Mains
Loral Metz
Roy Ruff
Robert Schulthess
Mildred NaMarre
Thurl Zimmerman
Ray Bowen
Keith Schony
Harmonettes
Stockton
WRC Unit Meets In the Karlen Home
The John Ross Woman's Relief Corps met at the Herman L. Karlen home with Mrs. Karlen and Mrs. Louise Blum hosting. A dessert luncheon followed a business meeting led by president Mrs. Bessie Youngreen. Readings were given and a Memorial Day program discussed.
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Sylvia Curtis
Roy Bissing
Mrs. Zimmerli Honored by WSCS at Salead Luncheon
Mrs. Ben Zimmerli received a special membership pin from Wesley WSCS at a May 12 luncheon for members and Immanuel WSCS. Mrs. Marshall Markham led a song with Mrs. Merritt Milks on piano, and Mrs. Vernon Knezel discussed the Green Lake Tri-Conference meeting and plans for the School of Missions at Ripon July 14 18.
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School of Missions
Rip
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A. J. Portman
Legion of Auxiliary
Bethel Afalkey Men’s Brotherhood
John Foss
Elmer Heck
Walter Geisman
Deignan
FHA
Sandy Widmer
Nancy Haesler
Peggy Erickson
Marsha Mason
Diane Peterson
Steven D. Grunder
Monroe Board of Education
13Th Street
Wis
Board of Education
Joint School District No
City of
William Stuckey
Clarno
Clarno Zion United Methodist Church
Kathy Hartman
Laurie Bowen
Fred Roth
Mary Wyss
Susan Frautschy
Renee Bowen
Shirley Lehman
Debbie Hartwig
Gina Cecil
Robert A. Wuetrich
Debbie Schilt
Laura Liedschlag
Robert Schilt
Floyd Timm
Kenneth Hartwig
Nathan Hartwig
Nellie Matzke
Robert F. Timm
Doreen Doescher
Robert Simler
Robert Timm
Albert Reinmann
Leslie Albright
Arey Ausmus
Elmer Beckman
Ella Grenzow
Martha Grenzow
Merryth Seaton
Sue Ann Salzwedel
George Salzwedel
Kathryn Ambler
David Ambler
Karen Feldt Christianson
Mary Shultz
Neil Signer
Teresa Signer
Ralph G. Krauss
Tim Eberle
Douglas Blum
Dennis Timm
Stanley Mauerman
William Whipple
Bob Schuler
Ervin Spring
Virgil
Joel
David
Jim Tertin
Milo
Paul Miller
Terry Hoover
Dick Kundert
Pete Schwerin
Susan Zimmerman
Nelsons
Brotherhood
Office Supply, Inc
Presbyterian Church
Ralph Babler
Federation of Woman's Clubs
Sterling
Fred Solberger
Stephenson County
Til
WRC
Karlen
O. F. Pinney
O. F. Pinney Women’s Relief Corps No. 24
American Legion Hall
Maria Herrera Zambrano
AFL
Riobomb
Ecuador
Max Schroeder
Platteville
William Rossing
Clara Watkins
Clayton
John Anderson
Frankfurt
Harry Olson
Lloyd Olson
Eva Watkins
Leo Farrell
Madison
J. A. McGinnity
Patrick McKeough
Nekoosa
Sue McGinnity
Green Bay
Mary McGinnity
Mark Brockman
Tom McGinnity
Wausau
Lester Sandley
Bert Beecher
Mrs. Zimmerli
Gibson
Desgcount Center
10Th St
Floral
Gibson’s
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Stuessy ‘Funeral Home
Monroe, Wis
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