Social Events Tri-Hi Y Chapter Visits Chicago
The Jane Addams chapter of Tri-Hi Y plans a weekend trip with a Saturday departure including breakfast at Merchandise Mart tours of the Museum of Science and Industry and Garfield Conservatory. The chapter, oldest in the Tri county area, will sponsor a Little Sister group of sophomores for the coming year under the supervision of Mrs Evelyn D anakes Mass reda Ku and Kathleen Feldt.
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Jane Addams
Tri-Hi-Y
Merchandise Mart
Tours Seum of Science and Industry
Garfield Conservatory
LaVon Jones
Evelyn Mahier
Tribe de P
Lois Olson
Lucille Howard
Nanci Moldenhauer
Barbara Stauffacher
Marilyn Ott
Helen Boub
Lois Lundy
Marian Burkhardt
Jean Babler
Janice Dye
Mary Hess
Elizabeth Kiel
la- Vonne Brandt
Dolores Meyer
JoAnne Davis
Marylyn Zuercher
Lois Stuessy
Harveda Benet
Evelyn Danakes
Massreda Ku
Kathleen Feldt
Mary Boyd
Nancy Kundert
Kathleen Way
Tri - County
Ith
Little Sisters
Kubly Heads Sorority Chapter Here
Mrs Walter J Kubly was elected president of the Alpha wea chapter of the Epsilon Sigma Alpha sorority, correcting a report that named Mrs Robert L Kubly. The Green County probate register in Judge Harold J Lamboley's office announced other officers: Helen Altman vice president Marian Dieckhoff recording secretary Marian Freitag corresponding secretary Lucille Randall treasurer Virgil Petter educational director and Erma Kiassy state council representative.
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Walter J. Kubly
Alpha Wea
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Robert L. Kubly
Green County
Harold J. Lamboley
Helen Altman
Marian Dieckhoff
Marian Freitag
Lucille Randall
Virgil Petter
Erma Kiassy
State Council
Albany Couple Marks Golden Wedding Date
More than one hundred friends and neighbors met at the Roy King cottage in Sugar River Colony Sunday to celebrate the golden wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Herbert Briggs. A picnic dinner and social time followed and the couple received money and gifts. Monday evening the actual anniversary was observed with fifteen relatives at the Briggs farm home two miles south of Albany. Refreshments and gifts were shared.
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Albany
Roy King
Sugar River Colony
Herbert Briggs
Briggs
Jeanine Olson Hosts South Wayne Prom Birthday Party
Miss Jeanine Olson entertained at a birthday party in her home Friday evening during intermission of the South Wayne high school prom. She turned 16 that day. Guests included Theresa Crotty Phyllis oe Elizabeth ae Joan Olson Jackson Charles Montgomery Emil Mauer Roger Berger and Fred Wolff.
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South Wayne
Jeanine Olson
South Wayne High School
Jeanine
Theresa Crotty
Phyllis Oe
Elizabeth Ae
Joan Olson
Jackieson
Charles Montagomery
Emil Mauer
Roger Berger
Fred Wolff
Brown Maher Nuptials Set For April Thirty
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Dorothy Brown of Madison to Daniel Maher of Monroe on April 30 at Holy Redeemer Church Madison. Matron of honor Mrs Glenn Brecklin and best man Glenn Brecklin. Breakfast for 40 at Wooden Bowl Madison. The bride a UW graduate, Theta Phi Alpha member, works at Bowman Farm dairy. The groom served in World War II and is a Monroe mechanic at Monroe Sales Co. They reside at 1312 16th Avenue.
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Dorothy Brown
Madison
James Brown
Horeb
Daniel Maher
Route 1
Monroe
Holy Redeemer Church
Glenn Brecklin
Wooden Bowl
University of Wisconsin
Theta Phi Alpha Sorority
Bowman Farm Dairy
Co. K. Monroe
South Pacific
Monroe Sales Co
16Th Avenue
Students Present Second Piano Recital at St John’s
Junior pupils of Mrs. Arline Berkeley perform the second in a trio of piano recitals in St. John’s church parlors. The 3 p.m. program features Susan Blumer, Billie Ann Wenger, Lou Ann Heimann, Judy Kingdon, Elaine Rubi, Anita Ainsworth, Patricia Green, and others with Donna Lois Olson and Carol Schindler assisting.
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Arline Berkeley
St. John’s Church
Patricia Green
Donna Lois Olson
Carol Schindler
Susan Blumer
Billie Ann Wenger
Lou Ann Heimann
Judy Kingdon
Elaine Rubi
Anita
Frederick
South Wayne Pupils To Present Recital
Mrs. Donald Thorpe will present her piano pupils in a recital at 8 p.m. Sunday at the South Wayne Methodist church. Participants include Marilyn Foley Judith Foley Joan Maurer Delores Kurth Janet Foley Bonnie Kelsey Emily Maurer Leona Tornow Rose Mary Maurer Mary Ann Jennings Donna Rood Barbara Kinane Marilyn Tuescher Elaine Garrison Sharon Seffrood Barbara Chambers Elaine Moe Donna Krebs Colleen Seffrood Rich-
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South Wayne
Donald Thorpe
South Wayne Methodist Church
Marilyn Foley
Judith
Joan
Marlene McConnell
Sue Ann Lindhum
Margaret Mary Graham
Mary Wahler
Delores Kurth
Janet Foley
Bonnie Kelsey
Emily Maurer
Joan Maurer
Judith Krupke
LaVon Youngblood
Elizabeth Brog
Leona Tornow
Rose Mary Maurer
Mary Ann Jennings
Donna Rood
Notable Names in Local Proceedings
Ard Jennings, Winton Shager, Richard Kuebli, William Chambers, Arthur Kelsey and Ivan Wamptler are listed among participants in a local civic event.
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Ard Jennings
Winton Shager
Richard Kuebli
William Chambers
Arthur Kelsey
Ivan Wamptler
Frederick Recital Attracts Fine Group
A near capacity crowd gathered for Eleanor Frederick organ recital at the New Apostolic church. The program included Katherine Frederick vocal solo The Holy City with organ, Katherine Frederick organ solo Eventide, Caroline Goecks Whispering Hope, and Phyllis Scharnweber piano Play of the Dragon Flies.
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Eleanor Frederick
New Apostolic Church
Holy City
Katherine Frederick
Whispering Hope
Caroline Goecks
Phyllis Scharnweber
Women's Relief Corps Meeting at KP Hall Honors Leaders
The Women’s Relief corps gathered at the KP hall with 45 members. Miss Grace Schroeder received a gift as department patriotic instructor. the charter was draped for national president Mrs. Jennie M. Saund ers of Scranton, Pa, and in memory of Mrs. C. H. Dietz of Monroe. Memorial day tribute given by Mrs. Will Zimmennan. May themed decor featured flowers, May poles and dolls. Refreshments by Miss Erma Larson with help from Mrs. A. E. Mitchell, Mrs. William Hunter and Miss Merle Goetz.
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Women’s Relief Corps
KP Hall
Grace Schroeder
Jennie M. Saunders
Scranton
C. H. Dietz
Will Zimmerman
Erma Larson
A. E. Mitchell
William Hunter
Merle Goetz
Entertains Club Members at Dessert Luncheon
Mrs. Burton H. Lynch entertained her card club with a dessert luncheon at her home on 15th Avenue. Honors went to Mrs. Clarence W. Lengacher Mrs. Edward C. Einbeck and Mrs. Ralph J. Kundert.
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Burton H. Lynch
15Th Avenue
Mmes
Clarence W. Lengacher
Edward C. Einbeck
Ralph J. Kundert
Evangelical church hosts Juda 4-H clubs event
The Evangelical United Brethren church hosted the Juda Decatur and Spring Grove 4-H clubs for rural life Sunday, gathering members for the community program and activities.
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Evangelical United Brethren Church
Decatur
Spring Grove
Past Chiefs Club Initiates Mrs Henning at Eugene Hotel
Mrs. Alfred Henning was initiated into the Past Chiefs club of the Pythian Sisters Monday evening at the Eugene hotel. Mrs. Alvin Kubly led the business meeting.
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Alfred Henning
Chiefs Club
Pythian Sisters
Eugene Hotel
Alvin Kubly
Hostess to Gleaners Meeting Hosted at Clay ton Home
The Gleaners convened last evening at Mrs. W. D. Clay ton’s residence at 1922 10th Street with 18 members in attendance. Assistants Mrs. A. R. Steele and Mrs. Anson N. Crosby helped.
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Gleaners
W. D. Clayton
10Th Street
A. R. Steele
Anson N. Crosby
Juda Club Meets at Mrs Home for Thursday Meeting
Juda Woman's club held its Thursday evening gathering at the home of Mrs. with members present. The group discussed upcoming events and club activities in a brief meeting.
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Juda Club
Juda
Juda Woman’s Club
Public service program hosted by local leaders and WPL talk
Rachael Buhlmann Mrs Lydia Newman and Miss Gladys Mohus led the program on public service. Harry J Bellehan and Monroe and William Johnson of Wisconsin Power and Light Co spoke on electrification.
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Rachael Buhlmann
Lydia Newman
Gladys Mohus
Harry J. Bellehan
Monroe
William Johnson
Madison
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
Air Hammer Injures City Worker Grinnell on Square
William C. Grinnell a street department employee was injured while repaving the south side of the square when an air hammer entangled his foot in a hose causing a "mechanical pogo stick" to strike his mouth. The blow cut his lower lip loosened teeth and bruised his jaw. Three stitches were needed and he will be off work for a time.
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William C. Grinnell
28Rd Street
Grinnell
Sunday Visitors At Henry Kramer Home Following Dismissal
Sunday visitors at the Henry Kramer home route 2 followed his discharge from St. Clare hospital. Guests included Kenneth Gross and son from Orangeville Urich Strieger from Brodhead the Rothenbuehler and Kraus families and Linda, the Kraus family and Fred Kraus Jr from Monroe.
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Henry Kramer
Route 2
Kramer
St. Clare Hospital
Kenneth Gross
Orangeville
Urich
Cement school educates architects engineers at Turner hall
A group of local architects engineers and contractors attended a cement use school at Turner hall last night. The session was addressed by Page A Johnson Madison and E O Goeb Milwaukee Portland cement association engineers.
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Turner Hall
Page A. Johnson
Madison
E. O. Goeb
Milwaukee
Portland Cement Association
Break the Laxative Habit With Carter’s Pills Plan
Five New York doctors endorse a plan to stop laxatives by a three week schedule. Start with two Carter’s Pills nightly for a week, then one nightly, then one every other night, then none. Drink eight glasses of water daily and set a regular time for digestion. Carter’s Pills claim to unblock the lower digestive tract and restore natural regularity without habit forming drugs. Get Carter’s Pills at drugstores for 33¢ today.
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New York
Carter
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