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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1958

Page

3

Alpha Zeta chapter selects officers at Green Room meeting

Miss Thelma Gamm was elected president of the Alpha Zeta chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha at Ludlow Memorial library. Mrs. James Speerschneider became vice president and Miss Dorothy Johnson reporting secretary. Mrs. Walter J. Kubly named educational director and Mrs. Palmer Knobel and Miss Helen Altman as state council representatives.

Thelma Gamm Alpha Zeta Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority Ludlow Memorial Library James Speerschneider Dorothy Johnson Grace School Harry Williams Walter J. Kubly Palmer Knobel Helen Altman Kubly Windy Acres Robert Zach Monroe Clinic

John Fritsch to Head Christian Youth Council

John Fritsch was elected president of the Monroe Christian Youth Council at Immanuel EUB Church. Thomas Marean became vice president Enid Spring secretary Janet Rupp treasurer and Rev Bernard Bartel adviser. Past officers Marean Fritsch Ainsworth Koenig led worship. Rev Clarence C Warfel also adviser. A film Who Will Go was shown and lunch served by Immanuel Youth Fellowship.

John Fritsch Monroe Christian Youth Council Immanuel Eub Church Thomas Marean Enid Spring Janet Rupp Bernard Bartel Marean Fritsch Anita Ainsworth Carol Koenig Clarence C. Warfel Immanuel Youth Fellowship

Mrs Roy Beach Feted At Auxiliary Meeting

Nineteen members attended the Wisconsin Power and Light Co Auxiliary meeting. Hostesses were Mrs Donald Bloom Mrs Louis Blane Mrs Robert Blumer and Mrs Edwin Blair. Mrs Howard F Schulz showed the film Meet Mrs Swenson. Winners in 500 were Mrs Ralph Lindsay Mrs Cecil Colstad and Mrs Richard Lane. Mrs Roy Beach received a farewell gift.

Wisconsin Power and Light Co Mmes Donald Bloom Louis Blane Robert Blumer Edwin Blair Howard F. Schulz Swenson Ralph Lindsay Cecil Colstad Richard Lane Roy Beach

State Button Society Meeting Led by Mrs Luxem Here

Mrs Edythe Luxem of Fond du Lac presided at a State Button Society meeting held Saturday in the Union Presbyterian church with the local Helvetian Button Club as hostess. Mrs Isabelle Rossey of Fond du Lac led the program on Buttons Made of Tin Tale and Crystalized Tin. The National convention will be held in Buffalo New York in November.

Edythe Luxem Fond du Lac Union Presbyterian Church Isabelle Rossey Buffalo N.Y Novemer

Aid Society Meeting Planned With Committee Named

Our Savior's Aid Society will meet tomorrow at 2 p m. Committee members include Mrs Clarence Meier Mrs John Stauffer and Mrs Earl Seffrood.

Our Savior’s Aid Society Clarence Meier John Stauffer Earl Seffrood

Guest Day Planned for Juda Members at Bethlehem Lutheran

Members of the WSWS of the Juda EUB church are invited to guest day at Bethlehem Lutheran church in Brodhead Thursday afternoon.

WSWS Bethlehem Lutheran Church Brodhead

Fred Affolter Couple Feted on Anniversary

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Affolter of 702 22nd avenue were feted at a dinner at the Joe Jones home in Juda for their 50th wedding anniversary. Guests included Dewey Anderson, William Argue, Jon and Marcia Monticello, Robert Jones, Cindy and Kim Freeport, Frank L. Searles, Fritzie and Tim Brodhead, LeRoy Peterson, Tova and Yvonne Juda, and many others from New Glarus McConnell Dubuque Chicago Juda.

Fred Affolter 22Nd Avenue Joe Jones Judo Messrs Mmes Dewey Anderson William Argue Jon Marcia Monticello Robert Jones Cindy Kim Freeport Frank L. Searles Fritzie Tim Brodhead LeRoy Peterson Tova Yvonne Juda Henry J. Stuessy New Glarus Robert Kleckler Lynn Debra McConnell Roy Lindholm John Affolter Michael Bob Eugene Schmid Dubuque Henry Berry Jr Jill Chicago Kathleen Anthony Joey Jones

Swiss Club Hears Reports at Meeting

Miss Bertha Keller of Zurich attended the Swiss Club meeting in Turner hall last evening. Joe Rast reported on the Maennerchor concert and play planned for Saturday, with half proceeds to go to the Maennerchor. Julius Hofer spoke about the shelter house. Members and guests extended best wishes to those traveling to Switzerland. Kitchen committee chaired by Mrs. Ernest Locher with Monroe and Belleville members listed.

Bertha Keller Zurich Switzerland Turner Hall Joe Rast Julius Hofer John Gehrig Monticello Eric Wehrli Freeport Alfred Aebersold Monroe Hanna Nussli Ernest Locher Joe Schwarzenberger Albert Vogel Marie Reusser William Trickel Carl Pfister Belleville Walter Streul Orangeville

Methdist WSCS Plans Thursday Meeting at Browntown Church

The Women’s Society of Christian Service of the Methodist church will meet at 2 p.m. Thursday at the Browntown church. Lunch will follow in the dining room after a short program.

Browntown WSCS Methodist Church

Girl Scout Troop Meetings and Activities Report

Troop 226 members approved an 18.50 expenditure for registration and tray favors. A thank you from St. Clare hospital followed. Pop pie sales volunteers named include Barbara Gordon Susan Goetz Sandra Manos Shirley Mohns Joyce Mallory Donna Nafzger Kathy Gibbs Barbara Rasmussen Beverly Walters. Carol Mitchell earned camp craft and cat and dog badges. Glenda Kubly Janis Plecity earned the hospitality badge and Glenda also pen pal. A hike is planned Saturday. Joyce Mallory treated. Troop 240 hosted a mother daughter tea with plant gifts and badge requirements fulfilled. Hostesses were Karen Pattinson Jiny Peterson and Laura Springer. Mary Mayer Janis Kline poured. Linda Miller Donna Ellingson assisted. Caroline Eaton Susan Goecks led program. Lena Pluss Ginny Theiler Linda Krause on cleanup. Mrs. Wallace Miller helped. Overnight Kiwanis Youth Cabin plans discussed.

Roy Speich Treasury St. Clare Hospital Barbara Gordon Susan Goetz Sandra Manos Shirley Mohns Joyce Mallory Donna Nafzger Kathy Gibbs Barbara Rasmussen Beverly Walters Carol Mitchell Glenda Kubly Janis Plecity Glenda Girl Scouts Troop 240 Harold J. Kline Karen Pattinson Jiny Peterson Laura Springer Mary Mayer Janis Kline Linda Miller Donna Ellingson

Just Beginners Homemakers Host Dinner and Social

Members of the Just Beginners Homemakers club and their husbands dined at The Pines Middleton Sunday evening with a social gathering later at the Ed Quade home in Verona. Attendees included Willis Elmer Dean Zimmerman John Waelchi Harold Ott Charles Rolph Don Root Leo Gempeler Richard Voegeli and the Quades.

Monticello Just Beginners Homemakers Club the Pines Middleton Ed Quade Verona Messrs Mmes Willis Elmer Dean Zimmerman John Waelchi Harold Ott Charles Rolph Don Root Leo Gempeler Richard Voegeli Quades

Ladies Night at Immanuel Church Features Carson Gulley

To Speak in City Men of Bethel and Immanuel Evangelical United Brethren churches sponsor a Ladies Night at 8 in Immanuel Church. Guest speaker Carson Gulley, Madison chef and longtime UW supervising chef, renowned herb and spice authority and author of Seasoning Secrets. His wife Bea assists. program open to the public. Officers listed include Hendrickson, Stamm, Winkler, and Whipple.

Bethel and Immanuel Evangelical United Brethren Churches Immanuel Church Carson Gulley Madison Gulley University of Wisconsin Bea Brotherhood Group Robert H. Hendrickson Frank Stamm John Winkler Arthur Whipple

Marshfield Bangor Boys Win Thorp Scholarships

Marshfield and Bangor high school students win $1,000 Thorp Finance Foundation scholarships for Wisconsin economic study. Robert A. Nevias, 18, Marshfield, writes on The Role of Small Business in Wisconsin. Douglas V. Knudson, Bangor, covers The Role of the Family-Sized Farm in Wisconsin. Both plan business administration studies at the University of Wisconsin.

Thorp Wisconsin University of Wisconsin Thorp Finance Foundation Robert A. Nevias Marshfield Douglas V. Knudson Bangor

Rackow Named FFA Head Here

Larry Rackow has been elected president of the Monroe Future Farmers of America chapter for the coming year. Other officers include Nathan Hartwig and Ralph Stauffacher as vice presidents, Kenneth Falk secretary, Wilson Bloom second secretary, James Huffman treasurer, Richard Ammon second, Evan Siedschlag sentinel, Clarence Asmus second, Nathan Bloom reporter, and Phillip Miller second. More than 1 000 Wisconsin FFA members will attend the 29th annual convention at Baptist Assembly near Green Lake June 9 to 11.

Larry Rackow Monroe Future Farmers of American Nathan Hartwig Ralph Stauffacher Kenneth Falk Wilson Bloom James Huffman Richard Ammon Evan Siedschlag Clarence Asmus Nathan Bloom Phillip Miller Wisconsin FFA Baptist Assembly Green Lake Alan Spurs Melrose Donald Witt Jim Gropp Spencer William Lindberg Maple Howard Huschka Viroqua Sentinel Roger Christy Eau Claire Roger Harness Muscoda Wayne Martin Cambridge David Narlock Wittenburg Erwin Kraemer Spooner Herman Boetcher Bloomer Kackow Stauffacher Hartwig

GOC Volunteers Meet In Courthouse Friday

The Ground Observer Corps plans an 8 p.m. meeting in the Circuit Courtroom of the Courthouse. Sgt. Charles Tully of Freeport will show films Seek Find Kill and a look at the filter center as part of a report on Operation Alert 1958. The event is open to the public.

Ground Observer Corps GOC Friay Charles Tully Freeport

Want Ads Service Helps Buyers and Sellers Find Deals

Local want ads feature a broad range of goods and services. Shoppers can browse listings for appliances furniture vehicles and job opportunities. Sellers can reach a wide audience quickly through classified placements in the newspaper.

Juda Jolly Juniors Present May Meeting At Juda High

The Juda Jolly Juniors club met in the Juda high school cafeteria last night with members Carol Keen Marilyn Keen Kris tine Friedrich Lawrence Wunschel Walter Wunschel Elaine Anding Jane LaBorde. Marilyn Keen led the pledge and Bonnie Arnsmeier the flag pledge. Esther Larson led group singing and roll call noted summer plans. Beverly Schmid gave a project talk and Beverly Hazeltine demonstrated. A planning committee for the float in the June Daily Day parade was named with Marilyn Keen chair Judith La Borde Carol Keen Beverly Hazeltine and Bonnie Arnsmeier. Mrs Edward Jordan Sr and Richard Loberger will be advisers. The Feldt and Fried rich families served. Kristine Friedrich led recreation.

Juda Jolly Juda High School Carol Marilyn Keen Kristine Friedrich Lawrence Walter Wunschel Elaine Anding Jane LaBorde Bonnie Arnsmeier Esther Larson Beverly Schmid Beverly Hazeltine

Jordan Jolly Workers Club Meeting Report

Judith Schuetz led the pledge with Bonnie Zumkehr presiding at the Jordan Jolly Workers Club meeting. A health play was presented by Mary Gutzmer and the Gutzmer siblings. Kenneth Schuetz spoke on a project while Miss Schuetz directed singing. The Alfred and Frank Gutzmer families hosted.

Judith Schuetz Bonnie Zumkehr Jordan Jolly Workers Club Robert Zumkehr Mary Gutzmer Zumkehr Larry Jerry Gutzmer Miss Schuetz Kenneth Schuetz Alfred Frank Gutzmer

Justices Rule For Red Lawyer Sacher Conviction Reversed

The Supreme Court voided Harry Sacher's 1956 contempt of Congress conviction for refusing to answer Senate Internal Security questions. The unsigned opinion said the questions about party membership were not clearly pertinent to the authorized subject matter. Justices Clark and Whittaker dissented.

Washington Supreme Court Harry Sacher New York Sacher High Tribunal U.S. Court of Appeals Senate Internal Security Subcommittee Communist Party Ter Subcommittee Clark Whittaker

The Hindu King of Nepal Rules Himalayan Territory

The King of Nepal, the world’s only Hindu monarch, governs lands in the Himalayas between India and Tibet, maintaining traditional sovereignty and ceremonial duties amid regional tension and modernization.

Nepal Himalayas India Tibet

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ESA Christian Youth Group State Button Society Evan Appleman Wscs Group Fidelis Circle Loren Sutherland Fred Popanz Gerald Earleywine A. B. Hartwick Gladys Andrews Ed Jordan Sr Andrews Hartwicks Willow Chapter Eastern Star Dorothy Holt Seymour Cleveland Durand Diane Lynn Donald J. Ott Lynn F. B. Tschudy Swiss United Church of Christ Hervey Ott Deanne Bowman Cora Lu Conway Elwin L. Ball Brodhead Methodist Church Brodhead High School Hoffer’s Hoffer's Hoffer House & Gorden Wwere Heinzelman Lumber & Supply 10Th Avenue Rame Leon Sheen Girl Scout News News of the Homemakers Rackow Dunlop Jacobs 12Th Ave Lbollelns Jordan Jolly Workers Richard Retrum Ro-Ho Aluminum Wiss Edger Scott’s Bauman Ace Hardware
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