Couple To Present Revival Services At Monroe Church
iloyd and Gertrude Ward evangelist chalk artist and musicians will conduct revival services at Monroe Church of the Nazarene starting Thursday May 23 at 745 p m Mrs Ward a polio survivor travels in evangelistic work from her wheelchair She plays accordion and Hammond organ and gives religious readings Mr Ward chalk artist and song evangelist leads in inspirational programs The Wards have traveled coast to coast Canada Mexico and Cuba Services run May 23 to June 2 at 745 p m at 1116 22nd St Rev R W Hale pastor Public invited
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Iloyd
Gertrude Ward
Monroe Church of the Nazarene
Ward
Christ
Canada
Mexico
Cuba
22Nd St
R. W. Hale
Auxiliary Members Attend Milwaukee President's Luncheon
Two Auxiliary to Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 2312 members attended the Department President's Luncheon at the Elk's Club in Milwaukee. They were joined by several deputies from Beloit, Monroe, and Burlington. The local Auxiliary donated to the National President's Project Rice For Life for Vietnam.
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Milwaukee
Elk’s Club
Melvin Gable
Ernest Zumbach
Monroe
George Archer
Beloit
Charles Forman
Torian
Norma Deigman
Burlington
Vietnam
Clarno WSCS Meets at Grenzow Home in May Session
The Clarno Woman’s Society of Christian Services gathered at Miss Ella and Miss Selma Grenzow’s home May 8 with 17 members and a guest Miss Selma Grenzow. Mrs Martha Grenzow led Part 1 of Japan A Nation of Change while devotions were by Mrs Harvey Frautschy and prayer by Mrs Leslie Albright. President Mrs Fred Roth presided over business. Refreshments were by the hostess. Next meeting June 22 at 1:30 p.m. with Mrs Nellie Matzke as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanny
Clarno Wscs
Zion United Methodist Church
Ella
Selma Grenzow
Japan
Martha Grenzow
Harvey Frautschy
Leslie Albright
Fred Roth
Nellie Matzke
Monroe Delegates Attend Legion Auxiliary Convention
Delegates from Zilmer Riley Unit No. 84 Monroe attended the Third District American Legion Auxiliary Spring Conference on May 18 at Waunakee. Members included Mrs. Alfred Henning, Mrs. Russell West, Mrs. William Eberhardt, Mrs. Edward Niffenegger, Mrs. Earle Webster, and Mrs. Catherine Bahn. The unit’s history book won first prize and earned a national membership award. New district officers were elected: Sylvan Pulvermacher president, Clarence Kamps first vice president, and Bud Marty second vice president, with terms starting after the Appleton state meeting in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Waunakee
Zilmer Riley
Monroe
Alfred Henning
Russell West
William Eberhardt
Edward Niffenegger
Earle Webster
Catherine Bahn
Eberhardt
Green County Council
Niffenegger
West
Third District
Edward _ Niffenegger Monroe
Sylvan Pulvermacher
Clarence Kamps
Memorial Service Scheduled May 28 For Pythian Groups
Memorial services will be held with the Knights of Pythias on Tuesday May 28 following the Pythian Sisters of Loyalty Temple No 4 meeting May 14. A pot luck lunch will follow. The charter was draped for Eva Galusha a past chief and 50 year member who died May 9. Festivities included Mother's Day program birthday greetings and a 28th wedding anniversary. An auction of baked goods was conducted by Mrs Ralph Mahlkuch.
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Knights of Pythias
Pythian Sisters of Loyalty Temple No. 4
Herman Dieckhoff
Leona Schmid
Chester Tobin
Russell West
Wes Engles
Mmes. West
Alfred Henning
Arthur Malkow
Henning
Ralph Mahlkuch
Mother-Daughter Tea at Clarno Zion Church
The WSCS sponsors the annual Mother-Daughter Tea for church and community on Wednesday May 22 at 8 p.m. at Clarno Zion United Methodist Church. The International Night theme includes an interview with Eva Mazzetta a Monroe High School AFS student from Rome Italy with Mrs Robert A Wuetrich as commentator.
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Clarno Zion Clarno
WSCS
Clarno Zion United Methodist Church
Eva Mazzetta
Monroe High School
AFS
Rome
Italy
Robert A. Wuetrich
Madison honors for Monroe Business and Professional Women
The Monroe club received two trophies and three certificates at the Wisconsin Federation convention in Madison. The Margaret P Snyder Club Membership Trophy goes to Monroe for stabilizing its membership, with Mrs Orpha Wahl as delegate accepting on behalf of the club. A 25 percent membership increase earned a Certificate of Achievement, a flower-planting beautification project at Green County Historical Museum aided by the club, and past president Mrs Harold Rattler earned a gold membership card for recruiting five new members. The trophies and certificates will be displayed at the First National Bank window this week.
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Monroe Business and Professional Women's Club
Wisconsin Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs, Inc
Madison
Margaret P. Snyder
Monroe Club
Orpha Wahl
Niki
Green County Historical Museum
Harold Rattler
First National Bank
Wahl
Grace Schroeder
Freda Bray
Rottler
Ramada Inn
Women of Moose Elect New Officers in Meeting Here
Women of the Moose held a May meeting with 46 members present to ballot new officers for 1963 69. New officers include Junior Graduate Regent Mrs Clarence Rufer Senior Regent Mrs Larry Leopold and others. Memorial services were conducted for deceased members and invitations extended for nurse graduations. A Swiss Steak Supper and Euchre card party were announced plus the Senior Regent dinner set for June 10 at Marco's.
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Women of Moose
Women of the Moose
Clarence Rufer
Larry Leopold
Edwin Haldiman
Chaplin
Homer Wardlow
Cliff Prien
Mooseheart
Moose Hall
Moose
Mines
Lee Babler
Glenn Kortman
Gerhard Gruenburg
Ralph Weckerly
Chalmer _Armstrong
Bruce Miller
Eldora Olson
Leland Hartwig
Marco's Supper Club
Jaycette Meeting Set for Wednesday at Ludlow Library
Jaycette members will meet Wednesday night May 22 in the May L Luchsinger Memorial Room of Ludlow Library. Dr and Mrs Richard Schropshier Madison medical missionaries to India will show slides and discuss India and its problems. Mrs Ray Gordon president will conduct old business. new officers with Mrs Jack Fennan will outline summer plans and new business. Last year s board will be recognized and the state convention report will be given. The budget will be submitted for approval. committee chairs should bring reports. This is the last meeting until September and Jaycee wives are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anc Moe
L. Luchsinger
Richard Schropshier
Madison
India
Ray Gordon
Jack Fernan
West Allis
Larry Vance
Surprise party honors Mrs Gerber on 70th birthday
Mrs Peter Gerber of 1016 22nd Ave was celebrated Friday May 17 by her daughter Mrs George Salzwedel. Guests included Ray Thoreson Clark Keller Otto Widmer and others with gift giving bingo and a Bible shaped cake. Son Leo Gerber and family visited. Miss Gertrude Gerber in Los Angeles called to extend greetings.
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Gerber
Peter Gerber
22Nd Ave
George Salzwedel
Mmes
Ray Thoreson
Clark Keller
Otto Widmer
William Gerber
Bertha Wang
John Saxer
George
Gertrude Gerber
Los Angeles
Calif
Monticello Auxiliary Shines at Legion Convention
The Monticello American Legion Post Auxiliary won prizes at the Third District Women’s Auxiliary Convention in Waunakee. The Publicity Book by Mrs James Dooley earned first prize, the Scrap Book also by Dooley won second, and the Poppy Hat by Mrs Ray Woodruff took second. Green County Auxiliary exceeded membership goals, with Monticello the first group to do so. Attending were Mrs Joseph Legler, Mrs Ernie Strause and Mrs James Dooley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
American Legion Post
Women's Auxiliary
Waunakee
James Dooley
Ray Woodruff
Green County Auxiliary
Joseph Legler
Ernie Strause
Brodhead Churches Form Youth Council
A youth council formed by United Methodist St Rose Catholic Lutheran and Congregational Churches of Brodhead names Steve Ipp and Kathy Zimmerli co chairs Ann Reed secretary and Cindy Wickline treasurer with Kim Markham and Laureen Walter as members. It plans summer activities including a dance at the end of June or early July with proceeds to fund a coffee house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cial
United Methodist
St. Rose
Wisconsin club notes reveal Diller humor and fairyland dairyland
Mrs. McBride dazzled with gags once written for Phyllis Diller and previewed The Complete Mother. The event featured workshop sessions, Cinderella Ball decor, and prizes for rushing. Beta Alpha Milwaukee won first in scrapbook entries with Beta Zeta Madison second. 1969 convention set for Milwaukee May 16–18. 1970 to be in Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Phyllis Diller
Phyllis
Dorothy Johnson
Mrs. McBride
Clarence Benkett
Wesley Wandfluh
Robert Kingdon
Beta Alpha Chapter
Milwaukee
Beta Zeta
Madison
Alpha Rho
Alpha Beta Green Bay
Alpha Upsilon
Red Carpet Inn
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Lloyd and
Clarno
of Legion Auxiliary
Fred Felder
John Brugger
Carl Striet
Mary Rieder
Harold Thurston
Alma Neiderberger
Ray Crane
Friendship
Jaycette
Ludlow
Brodhead
Youth Council
Rranukan
Tir
Sno
V. F. W. Hall
Harold Rottler
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Paul Bouda
Elder C. Hanson
Leland Miller
Carl Miller
Swiss Colony
Monroe Clinic
Swiss Colony Inn
New Glarus
Lois Miller
Edward Ruff
Dorothy Walls
Gamma Beta
Masslich
Rushing
Wisconsin Council
International Disaster Fund
Wisconsin State Council of the Esa
William Baysinger
Frank Jalosky
Clarence Magruder
Judy Lau
Mer
Beverly Kanvik
Kanvik
Beverly Rattin
Leo Roth
Bruce Harvatine
Manitowoc
James Peterson
Harold Snively
Alpha Zetas
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
State Council
Erma Klasso
Dor
Othy Johnson
Jackie Prien
Thelma Gamm
Bernice Holsapple
Helen Altman
Harry Williams
Walter J. Kubly
Eileen Wagner
Grace Hawley
Bernice Kingdon
Gertrude Feutz
Josalyn Roldan
Jean Goepfert
Anabel Tabanera
Kathryn Share
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Wisconsin
F. M. Bray City Clerk
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