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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1952

Page

3

Grace Church Tea Honors 75 Mothers and Daughters

Grace Lutheran church hosted a social tea for more than 7 mothers and daughters with May pole centerpieces and lilies. Mrs. Robert Kingdon chaired the event with aides, while Corsages marked eldest and youngest mothers and other honors. A program featured recitations, solos, duets, and a Mother’s Day skit, closing with a prayer.

Grace Church Grace Lutheran Church Robert N. Kingdon Robert Maurer Fred Schindler Oscar Shager Marian Dieckhoff Robert W. Kramer Emil Schneider Ralph E. Lindsay Margaret Brecklin Russell Trumpy Alfred Henning Jr Wal

St Johns Motet Choir Presents The Mikado Tonight

St Johns Motet Choir performs the Gilbert and Sullivan operetta The Mikado at 8 15 this evening in the high school auditorium. William Tenatsch and Evelyn Hartwig star with 23 musical numbers and colorful costumes. Directed by William F Guthrie, the cast includes Stanley Brueg ger Jack Andereck Ben Blaser Dan Courtney and others. Proceeds benefit the choir.

St. John’s Church William Tenatsch Evelyn Hartwig William F. Guthrie Stanley Bruegger Jack Andereck Ben Blaser Dan Courtney Judy Seyler Liza Heinzelman Susan Blumer

Local Horsemen Enter Darlington Trail Ride and Show

The Darlington Saddle Club hosted a trail ride and horse show at the fairgrounds. Donna French won first in pony class, Bobby French placed third in junior Western pleasure, Inez Schild took second in English pleasure, and Francis Ruff earned third in Senior Western pleasure. The Mahikuchs of Brodhead plan a local ride next Sunday afternoon with a small entry fee to cover expenses.

Darlington Saddle Club Fairgrounds Donna French Leonard D. French Monroe Bobby French Juni Inez Schild Francis Ruff Marvin Mahikuchs Brodhead

Smorgasbord Opens Monroe Country Club Rooms to Members

About 150 members and guests attended the first event at the newly built and redecorated Monroe Country Club. An afternoon mixed two-ball foursome golf tournament drew 50 to 60 players with Mrs. Russell J. Myers and Clarence Kempfert tied for low net and other winners named for closest tee shot and bridge and euchre results. The Green County Bankers Association meets tomorrow for golf and officer elections with dinner for about 150. The Green County Medical Society dinner is set for Wednesday at 6:30, stag day Thursday, and the Women’s auxiliary plans its first June meeting.

Monroe Country Club Russell J. Myers Clarence Kempfert Charles J. Mathias Forrest L. Kubly Mathias H. W. Riffle Lillian Young Charles L. Figt Charles L. Figi John A. Becker Harold J.fenton Robert Tschudy Donald F. Ripp Lester E. Bacon Green County Bankers Association Green County Medical Society

Monroe Sorority Members Attend Milwaukee Convention

Alpha Zeta chapter Monroe members attended the seventh annual state Epsilon Sigma Alpha convention in Milwaukee. Dorothy Johnson presided over a two day session with workshops, a Saturday dance, and a luncheon at the Ambassador hotel. Officers elected included Virginia Sengstock Madison president and Evelyn Drake Monroe state director. A next year meeting is set for Waukesha with Beta Delta as hostess. Peter Gerber celebrated at home in Monroe with a surprise 60th birthday party hosted by the Rufer family and others.

Alpha Zeta Chapter Monroe Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority Milwaukee al- Zeta Chapter Dorothy Johnson Ambassador Hotel Bernice Angel Tornow Miss Fritsch Red Arrow Club Joseph Stauffacher Marquette University Walter J. Kubly Virginia Sengstock Madison Henrietta Specht Manitowoc Dorothy Cornelius Evelyn Drake Loveland Colo Erma Klassy Marie Wells Waukesha Beta Delta Holsapple Johnson, Klassy Tornow Fritsch Drake Beverly McNamara Ellen Brooks Lois Miller Kubly

Belleville Nuptials Tie Miss Schilt to Strommen in Double Ring

Miss Alice Marie Schilt daughter of Belleville residents and Leland R. Strommen son of Blanchardville families wed in Belleville at 8 p m in a double ring candle light ceremony. Rev Harvey Norenberg presided. Attendants included twin sister as matron of honor and Evan Keister as best man. The couple will reside in Madison after June 1.

Alice Marie Schilt John Schilt Belleville Leland R. Strommen Clarence Strommen Blanchard Esterday John Zentner Gerdine Matzinger Evan Keister Clarno Roland Strommen Dorothy Strommen Cloyance Zentner Wilfred Ndridge Alvin Schulz

Mothers and Daughters Feted at Orangeville Banquet

About 150 people attended the Mother-Daughter banquet at the Methodist church in Maryville. WSCS committees planned the event with church men assisting. Mrs. Fred Anderson led singing while Mrs. James Whittenberg served as toastmistress and introduced the program. Mrs. Margaret Barmore toasted daughters and her daughter Joan.

Maryeville Methodist Church WSCS Fred Anderson James Whittenberg Margaret Barmore Joan

Community program features music and bells display

Mary Carolyn Anderson and her mother perform two flute solos as Sharon Black and Clifford Black sing. Beverly Miller plays two accordion pieces. Tabitha Ritzmann of Monroe discusses bells and demonstrates them with Mrs. Charles A. Booth. Corsages honor multiple mothers and the nurse Miss Dora Schneider. retiring WSCS president Mrs. I. O. Shatter receives one. Supper ends the year’s activities.

Mary Carolyn Anderson Anderson Sharon Black Clifford Black Beverly Miller Tabitha Ritzmann Monroe Charles A. Booth Elmer Rinehart Janet Sue Whittenberg Ward Bower Albert Hamphill Beulah Parriott Dora Schneider Deaconess Hospital Freeport WSCS I. O. Shatter

Birthday honors Mrs Winiger at home party

Joseph Winiger, bedfast since hospital discharge on Jan 29, was feted on his wife Mrs. Winiger’s 68th birthday at her daughter’s home Route 2. A birthday dinner and gifts including flowers and two cakes were shared with relatives and friends from Milwaukee Monroe Monticello and local households.

Joseph Winiger Donald Alston Alstons G. S. Dalton Gary Milwaukee Pauline ' Schwarzenberger Dalton Winiger

Gov Ballard Receives Green County Cheese in Beloit

Gov Ballard of Seattle on a Moose tour visits Beloit to address First district lodge members and receive Swiss cheese from 20 locals. Initiation at 2 pm yields no local members. C J Loveland leads degree staff as entertainment plans for women unfold amid buffet supper and dancing. Gleaners class to meet at 7 30 pm hosted by Mrs Elsa Tyler with co-hostesses.

Banara The Moose Seattle Wash Beloit Ballard United States C. J. Loveland Elsa Tyler 16Th Street Anna Hale Marie Eyler

Two Button Types Displayed by State Collectors at Session

Wisconsin state button meeting at the Unitarian church featured pearl and crochet buttons. About 60 button collectors from Northern Illinois and Wisconsin attended. A. H. Crow led a forum on classification. Tables were decorated with lilies of the valley and spring blooms. Mrs. E. R. Blair led a quiz and awarded a Lacy glass button to the winner, Mr. Crow. Next state meeting set for June 22 in Union Grove with the Racine Kenosha club hosting.

Wisconsin Universalist Church Illinois A. H. Crow Kent, Ill National Button Society Helvetian Club E. R. Blair Monroe Crow Union Grove Racine-Kenosha Club

Bernstein 40th Wedding Anniversary Open House in Brodhead

Mr and Mrs Lewis O Bernstein of 307 10th street Brodhead will hold an open house from 2 to 6 p m Sunday in observance of their 40th wedding anniversary Their marriage occurred May 22 1912 in Spring Grove township Lena Schultz was the bridegroom s mother and the attendants were Mr and Mrs Ben Bernstein of Beloit They have a son Rodger and two grandchildren Roddy and Carolyn Bernstein Maurice a son died in November 1950 Daughters-in-law Mrs Maurice Lila Bernstein and Mrs Rodger Bernstein will assist at the event.

Skudhead Lewis O. Bernstein 10Th Street Lena Schultz Bernstein Carl Schultz Spring Grove Township Ben Bernstein Beloit Rodger Roddy Carolyn Bernstein Brodhead Maurice Lila) Bernstein Rodger Bernstein

Joan Davis Engaged to Robert C Nelson Madison

Miss Joan E Davis of Madison becomes engaged to Robert C Nelson of Madison. Both plan graduation June 6 from Whitewater State Teachers College where she will receive a B E in kindergarten primary work and she is teaching at Fort Atkinson while finishing her term at Whitewater. She has a teaching contract for next year in Kenosha. Mrs Roy Davis of 1206 21st avenue and Jr Roy Davis announce the engagement.

Roy Davis 21St Avenue Joan E Robert C. Nelson Madison Whitewater State Teachers College Miss Davis Alpha Sigma Soror Ft. Atkinson Whitewater Kenosha Monroe High School Nelson William A

Nelsons of Madison to Receive B. E. Degree

Nelsons of Madison will receive his B. E. degree in the high school course majoring in history Miss Davis and Mr Nelson spent the weekend at the Davis home here.

Cynthia Jean Hartwig Baptized at St John’s Church

Cynthia Jean Hartwig, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frederick Hartwig of route 3, was baptized at St John’s Evangelical and Reformed church yesterday. Sponsors were Mr and Mrs Fred Schindler, great uncle and aunt. Grandparents Mr and Mrs Fred Hartwig hosted a dinner after the service. Attending were the Hartwigs and their four daughters Lonna Mae Louann Anita Louise and Cynthia Jean plus relatives Emil Stoller and maternal grandparents and others.

Ynuma Yean Harwig Frederick Hartwig St. John’s Evangelical and Reformed Church Fred Schindler Fred W. Hartwig 6Th Street Frederick Hartwigs Lonna Mae Louann Anita Louise Cynthia Jean Emil Stoller Hartwig Childrenr Wilbur Kessler Barbara

Durtschi Couple Wed in Dubuque Nuptials

Alvin Durtschi and Miss Audrey Penniston were married Saturday in Dubuque. The bride is the former Audrey Penniston, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ward Penniston of Argyle. Durtschi, son of Mr and Mrs Casper Durtschi, will reside on route 4 where the groom farms. He previously worked as a stenographer for Wenger and Burgy and the Blum and Blum offices. Society notes report Union Presbyterian Women’s Society meeting set for 7:45 pm in church parlors with Mrs Rodney Buchholz and Miss Mabel Blumer presenting The Youth of Our Church.

Oarais Sais Cava Azusescin Route 4 Dubuque Durtschi Audrey Penniston Ward Penniston Argyle Casper Durtschi Wenger and Burgy Blum and Blum Union Presbyterian Women’s Society Our Church Rodney Bucholz Mabel Blumer

Mothers Honored by Brodhead Eastern Star Corsages

The Brodhead Order of Eastern Star celebrated Mothers Day by presenting each mother in attendance with a corsage. A tribute was read during the evening program.

DES Fetes Mothers Brodhead Brodhead Order of Eastern Star

Mother's Day Program and Rockford Party Highlights

Mrs. Kitty Hyatt led a program with Mrs. Engle and Mrs. Duchow as guests, featuring memories from a Mother's photograph album. Wiliam Behrens narrated framed scenes of local families in pantomime as refreshments were served. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Willis Goodmen, Mrs. S. H. Magdal Monroe, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Burt, near Albany, and Pfc. Robert Holtshopple at Rockford College May Party festivities. Scouting notes: Cub Scouts Pack 308 split into two groups for wiener roasts at Decatur Park and Decatur Lake cottage with Oren Burt and den mothers leading.

Kitty Hyatt Robert Engle Frederick Duch *Ow Wiliam Behrens Rockford Willis Goodmen S. H. Magdal Monroe Clayton Burt Albany Pfc Robert Holtshopple Rockford College Claire Goodrich Willis Goodriches Sally Burt Brodhead Dens Decatur Park Decatur Lake Dave Timm Oren Burt

Secretary George Schneck to Visit Monroe Lodge Tonight

Milwaukee grand secretary of the Knights of Pythias George Schneck is slated to visit the Monroe lodge during their regular session in KP hall. Browntown Methodist WSCS plans to meet at the church Thursday at 2.

George Schneck Milwaukee The Knights of Pythias Monroe Lodge KP Hall WSCS Browntown Methodist

Power hearing set on Namekagen River plant license

The Power Commission will hold a hearing starting June 16 in Spooner Wisconsin. Nameka gen Hydro Co Frederic Wisconsin seeks a license for a 470000 dollar power plant on the Namekagen River in Washburn County Wisconsin.

Washington the Power Commission Spooner Wis Namekagen Hydro Co Frederic, Wis Namekagen River Washburn County

COLLIDE AT BRODHEAD REPORTS MAJOR PROPERTY DAMAGE

A collision at First Center avenue and 17th street between cars operated by Mrs. Paul Weibell and Caleb John King Ley, Juda, late Wednesday afternoon caused no injuries but resulted in considerable property damage to both vehicles.

Brodhead Brodhead Paul Weibel Route 2 Caleb John Kingley Juda First Center Avenue 17Th Street

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Mary Ellen Dearth Sherman H. Dearth Jane Good Harold E. Scherer Sandra Mrs. Shager Jody Peterson Jeanne Shager Dolly Sara Warfel Alane Peterson Bonnie Wilson Susan Warfel Shirley Pickett Sandra Haworth Mary Jo Henning Nancy Peterson Carol Peterson Nancy Stauffacher Viva Stauffa St. John's Motet Choir Darlington Smorgasbord Peter Gerber Alvin E. Rufer Messrs Mmes Rudy Gerber Joe Shirley William Gerber Verona Fred Yaeger Monticello George Ladner Orangeville Daniel W. Gerber Ft. Hood Tex Otto Lisser Florist Broeder Gov. Ballard Crandall Oil Company Monroe and Vicinity Singer Sewing Machine CO State Street Phone College U.S. Pat Singer Mtg. Co Lewis O. Bernsteins Joan Davis R.C. Nelson Cynthia Jean Hartwig St. John’s Alvin Durtschis Ege Baskets Bauman Ace Store Miner P. m George Sawyer Dirilyte Eugene Hotel America Vout 18Th Street Monroe, Wis Ees Adi
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