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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1947

Page

3

Social Events Honor Veterans and Memorial Plans Across Communities

Mrs Maynard Jones and others led social events amid fundraising for the national veterans fund of the W R C to inscribe Green County fallen servicemen on the Wisconsin state honor roll. Memorial day and a Lorraine hotel Madison convention on June 14 were planned with travel talks by multiple speakers and festive table decor. Special prizes were won, a farewell dinner for Rev Rabehl and Miss Jean Marie marked departures for Racine, with about 300 attendees and a celebratory purse presented. The South School first graders hosted a reading party and luncheon for mothers, while club announcements named entertainment committees and farewell gifts for locals moving West. Open house marked Mrs Henry W Pickford’s 90th birthday, with family and grandchildren attending. Additional birthday parties and birthday celebrations circulated among Spring Grove, Monroe, Beloit, and Albany residents. Knights of Columbus reported eleven candidates receiving first degree, with major degrees planned for June at Shullsburg.

Maynard Jones Herman Schmitz Willis Mitchell National Veteran's Fund Green County State of Wisconsin Department Lorraine Hotel Madison Alvina Bleiler John Tschanz M. Stauffacher Grace Schroeder William Rieder Ernest Deininger Fred Salzwedel Louisa Steffen J. R. Rohner Mary Lengacher John D. Hauser Mildred Hunter

Illinois School Group Visits Green County Sites

Fifteen boys and girls aged 7 to 9 from The Village and Farm School Northbrook Illinois toured Green County yesterday and this morning. Chaperoned by two teachers and four parents they visited Monticello woolen mills embroidery factory New Glarus Kraft Foods Monroe Center and Kraft plant. They left wool for a school project and were greeted by Will E. Wenger Kraft Foods manager. Bread solution news mentions a paste to keep bread fresh seven days by H H Favor and H F Johnson. Principal mineral resources of Belgian Congo listed.

Green County Sanders Road Northbrook Monticello New Glarus New Glarus Woods Monroe Will E. Wenger Kraft Foods James Kraft Norman Kraft Monroe Center Kraft

Girl Scout Council Plans Day Camp At Sugar River Cottage

The Girl Scout Council announces a day camp to be held the last two weeks in June at Miss Helen Burkhard's cottage on Sugar River near Brodhead. Three new troops formed, two Girl Scouts and one Brownie. The council will not meet again until fall.

Girl Scout Council Helen Burkhard Sugar River Brodhead

Juda Jolly Juniors Choose Delegates for Summer Camps

The Juda Jolly Juniors 4-H club at Juda High School elected delegates for Prairie du Chien and Lake Geneva camps. Lois Jean Miller Marilyn Haman LaVerne Andrews Russell Miller will attend Prairie du Chien and Lake Geneva camps respectively, with others planning to join Lake Geneva. James Keen performed trumpet, a mixed octet and group singing capped the meeting, with a church singalong to follow. The next meeting on June 17 will hear reports from Prairie du Chien delegates.

Mey Te Juda Jolly Juda High School Prairie du Chien Lake Jeneva Lois Jean Miller Marilyn Haman LaVerne Andrews Russell Miller Lake Geneva Nellie Weibel Janet Arnsmeier Maxine Miller James Keen Robert Schilt Juda Club Juda Evangelical United Brethren Church

Monticello Senior Class Takes Annual Trip to Chicago

The Monticello High School graduating class took its yearly Chicago trip with 19 students aboard a chartered bus. Chaperons were Mrs. H A Becker and Miss Esther Wiseman. Some attended a ball game while others toured the city. Names include William Buehl Nancy Becker Mary Lou Dahnke Dorothy Zimmerman Elmer Duerst Edward Benkert Gladys Bircher Fred Blum Clifford Axtell Shirley Bidlingmaier Peter Graber June Miller Charles Rolph Glenn Schmid Richard Voegeli Henry Waelchli Ruth Zeller Johanna Waelehli and Dwight Zimmerman. During 1946 one patient was admitted to a hospital in the continental United States every two seconds on the average.

H. A. Becker Esther Wiseman Chicago Otto Hess Carl Wyss Willie Winzenried Williard Zurbuchen William Buehl Nancy Becker Mary Lou Dahnke Dorothy Zimmerman Elmer Duerst Edward Benkert Gladys Bircher Fred Blum Cliffd Axtell Shirley Bidlingmaier Peter Graber June Miller Charles Rolph Glenn Schmid Richard Voegeli Henry Waelchli Ruth Zeller Johanna Waelehli Dwight Zimmerman

Orangeville News From Mrs Glen Bolender and Visitors

Orangeville scene includes Mrs Glen Bolender hosting guests from Sherman Texas and Chicago Alma Wirsing to speak at Rural Church program. Local church groups plan Memorial and Bible school events while families visit, travel and attend conferences in nearby towns.

Social Roundup of Detouran Iowa Residents and Guests

A lengthy notices list local residents and guests with multiple names and towns. It records dinners in honor of Ellen Goodhart Dorothy Printz and G W Robbe. visits to Madison and Aurora. travel by Rev J E Bostian to the Illinois conference. and various family visits among Scheider Frautschy Bennett Geiter Babler and Wessels households.

Alerbie Kramer Delbert Folgate Gene Jacobs Donald Davis Gerald Abraham Roy Hefty Ellen Goodhart Dorothy Printz G. W. Robbe Virgil Scheider Red Oak Elwyn Mains Madison Farshall Frautschy Donald Bennett Crown Point Ind C. W. Frautschy Marilyn Brooker Nora Ralph Babler E. M. Reeser Edna R. B. Reeser Aurora Glenn Geiter Harold Wilde

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W.rc Alvin C. Rabehi Jean Marie Racine Rabehl South School Kathleen Sheehan Edwin Huffman Wilbert Trotter Elmer Swartzlow Lena Bloom Fred Babler Marcella West Coast William Starke Henry W. Pickford Mills Street Ray S. Owen Frost Woods Pickford Roswell Pickford Cedar Rapids, In Mrs. Pickford Spring Grove Maurice Visger Walter Ramey Bernard Clark Paul Harlan Walmer Ed Chamberlain Oliver Walmer Duane Evan Royce Walmer Albany Frank Broege Victor Harold Brecklin Florence Demanouske Marcus Dunlavy Maryann Beloit Dewey Haeft Knights of Columbus Shullsburg Illinois School Group Kansas City American Association of Germal Chemists H. H. Favor H. F. Johnson East Norwalk Conn Belgian Congo Just Ehlen Westinghouse Motor Roto Palva Johnson Bros 9Th Street Monroe, Wis Juda Jolly Lemme 4-H Club Continental United States Orangeville Glen E. Bolender Ee Scheider Iowa State College Merwin Scheider Sherman Tex Marvin Shippy Morris R. E. Russell Boyd Babler Richland Methodist Church John Bruce Cedarville Alma’ Wirsing Oneco Home Service Committee Glen Geller Donna Davidson Albert Schultz Art Rockow Winslow Ramona Hartwig Hunt Freeport Clark Hont Dakota High School Yapp Don Johnson Thomas Kiburs Helen Caves Rosemary Murphy Thelma Schicks Robert Brig American Legion and Auxiliary Union Memorial Methodist Church Glen Bolender Fred Anderson Alvin Camron Nancy Twin Grove Paul Bolender Sie Kenneth Grensi Marilyn Orville Barker Ramona H. Hunt Mary Brunkow Darlington Brunkow Conference of the Methodist Church Urbana Monroe Feed and Seed Co Hellands’ Food and Wisconsin Heinz Baby Food Ford Detroit Dearborn Monroe Trade Area Service Monroe Sales Co Roy Barmree R. M. Belknap Werner Brunner Jefferson Bonnie Bolender Mt. Pleasant Etta Jennis Wessels Arjen Wessels Gertrude Chambers First Natioal Bank Milk House Milking GMK Tee and Starline Sherwin Stapres Farm Store LS Ear Applian
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