Zwygarts Host Silver Wedding Dinner at Marco's Supper Club
Mr. and Mrs. Doran R. Zwygart of Monroe celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary with a Sunday dinner for 52 at Marco's Supper Club. A three tier cake and yellow tulips decorated the table, gifts of silver and money were presented, and the couple were married May 24, 1941 at St. John's Church by Rev. Paul C. Kehle.
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Doran R. Zwygart
25Th Ave
Marco
St. John’s Church
Paul C. Kehle
Harold Ackermann
Monroe
Herbert Kundert
Madison
Paul Paulson
Mary
Marshall
Zwygart
Wisconsin
Rex Zwygart
Iron Ridge
Wis
Susan Goetz
Milford Schwitz
Elizabeth
Rebecca
Michael
Montello
Werner Rutsch
Marilyn Rutsch
Juda
Gary Hoesly
Teri Jo
Milton Junction
Ann Goecks
Milwaukee
Jack Matthews
Janesville
Minnie Zwygart
Dan Ault
Christi
Danny
Robert Goetz
John
Paul
Robert
Frank J. Kundert
Fred C. Goecks
Allie Holtshopple
Allan Holtshopple
Hervey J. Hoesly
Herbert D. Goecks
Pat
Garden Club Plans Meeting Tomorrow
Members of the Monroe Garden Club will meet at the home of Mrs. Howard Counselman for a Garden Walk at 7 p.m. tomorrow May 24 followed by a meeting in the Municipal Building Community Room. Mrs. Philip Counselman will discuss new varieties of flowers and vegetables.
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Monroe Garden Club
Howard Counselman
Municipal Building
Philip Counselman
Memorial Services Scheduled Tuesday
The Pythian Sisters will hold a joint memorial service tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the IOOF Hall. Luncheon committee includes Mrs. Arthur Meyers, Mrs. Paul Baltzer, Mrs. William Zuhlke, Mrs. Gertrude Day, and Mrs. Edna Mackey.
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Pythian
IOOF
Arthur Meyers
Paul Baltzer
William Zuhlke
Gertrude Day
Edna Mackey
Official visitation by Lady Roxie Tobin in Green Bay
Lady Roxie Tobin, president of the L.A.P.N. Association, visited the Odd Fellows home in Green Bay and later paid an official visit to Bay Verte No. 11 Auxiliary at the new Odd Fellows Temple in Green Bay last week.
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Roxie Tobin
Monroe
L.A.P.N. Association
Odd Fellows Home
Green Bay
Bay Verte
No. 11
New
Odd Fellows Temple
Jan Lynn Anderson and Douglas Crotty Wed in Primrose Church
Jan Lynn Anderson and Douglas Crotty married at Primrose Evangelical Lutheran Church in a Saturday 2 pm ceremony. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Milo O. Anderson, wore a nylon lace gown with a watteau train, veil, and pink roses. the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Crotty of Oregon. After the ceremony the couple, on a wedding trip to the Dakotas and lower Canada, will live at 117 N Bedford St, Madison.
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NFW
Kay
Michael Anderson
New Glarus
Mr. Smith
Milo O. Anderson
Glen A. Femrite
Madison
Thomas C. Anderson
Francis McKune
Oregon
N. Bedford St
Crotty
Anchor Savings and Loan Assn
Mr. Crotty
Badger Research Corp
Ruth Circle To Hold Monticello Meeting
The Ruth Circle of Monticello United Church of Christ will meet this Wednesday May 25 at 8 p.m. in the parish house with Mrs John Waelchi leading devotions An election of officers will be held and Mrs Richard Smith will direct the program Refreshments will be served by Mrs Howard Voegeli and Mrs Roy Bissig
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Monticello
Ruth
Miss Jane Meyer and Ronald A Martinson Wed in New Glarus
Miss Jane Meyer daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred E Meyer New Glarus wed Ronald Allen Martinson son of Mr and Mrs Albert Martinson Madison in a May 21 ceremony at Swiss United Church of Christ New Glarus Rev Linus L Wier officiated The bride wore a white organza gown with lace seed pearl trim and a chapel train The ceremony included musical selections The couple plans a Smoky Mountains honeymoon and will reside in Madison after the trip
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Ronald Allen Martinson
New Glarus
Jane Charlotte Meyer
Fred E Meyer
6Th Ave
Cheryl Johannes
Sharon Martinson
Shirley Martinson
Roger Erickson
James Meyer
Jerry Dammen
Richard Gilbertson
James Willoughby
Robert Willoughby
Richard Kittleson
Fellowship Hall
E. G. Meyer
Salt Lake City
Utah
Erma Smallan
Omaha
Nebraska
Smokey Mountains
Harmony Singers Compete in Event
Twenty seven members of the Green County Barber shop Chorus led by director Leon Rabe from Rockford competed in the Region 1 Chorus Contest in Janesville this Sunday. Winners were Waukesha Chorus first, Daily Statesmen Racine second, Capital Chordsmen Madison third, Cool City Chorus Two Rivers fourth, Headquarters City Kenosha fifth. Monroe tied Beloit for points. judging covered voice expression harmony accuracy balance and blend stage presence arrangement and timing. The top two wining groups advance to the Land O Lakes District contest in Minneapolis, with Madison Chapter chorus as alternate. a traveling trophy was presented by the Janesville chorus to the winner.
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Green County Barbershop Chorus
Leon Rabe
Rockford
Janesville
Waukesha Chorus
Waukesha
Daily Statesmen
Racine
Capital Chordsmen
Madison
Cool City Chorus
Two Rivers
Kenosha
Monroe
Beloit
Classified ads unite buyers and sellers in pursuit of matches
Classified ads connect people seeking records of romance and commerce. They attract buyers renters and sellers eager to meet. The short notices highlight goods services and opportunities.
New Monticello Postoffice Set to Open May 31
The Monticello post office will move from the Lynn building to a new facility on the east side of Main Street. Postmaster Viola Stauffer announced May 31 as the approximate opening, with 318 mailboxes and a stamp vending machine for outside hours. The 1,800 square foot cement block building was built by Harry Damrow and contracted by the Monticello Construction Co. Subcontracts include Monroe Ready Mix Zimmermann Plumbing Ray Gessler Electric. Regular hours are 8 to 5:15 Monday to Friday and 8 to 12 Saturday.
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Monticello
Monticello Construction Co
Fred Durtschi
Lapidary Society Enjoys Perfect Day at Wisconsin Mine
Seventeen members and three children of the Badger Lapidary and Geological Society Inc hunted minerals on the stock piles of a zinc lead mine in Southwestern Wisconsin. Many calcite forms were found from clear to colored with the clear having refractive traits when a crystal is placed over print.
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Badger Lapidary and Geological Society, Inc
Wisconsin
Fossil and Crystal Finders Report Exposed Field Trip
A field party led by Henry Hefty and Vashni Marchant found doubled letters that glow under UV light, abundant Dog Tooth crystals from 1 to 7 inches, marcasite pyrite crystals, rosette forms of crystalline sphalerite, exquisite small forms, and fossils in excellent preservation including trilobite parts. Members returned with red faces from wind and sun exposed areas.
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Henry Hefty
Vashni Marchant
FDA Trains Staff to Track LSD Sources Across U S
The Food and Drug Administration is training personnel to locate illegal LSD sources nationwide to curb use in the United States. The move aims to improve enforcement and disrupt distribution networks.
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Washington
The
Food and Drug Administration
United States
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Clover Valley
Schroeder
Ronald Martinson
Carroll College
Madison Business College
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Zwingli United Church of Christ
Women’s Guild of Zwingli
Reformation
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Wallace Feldt
Ray Woodruff
George Wasserstrauss
Christine Gempeler
Susan Graber
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Kathleen Gempeler
Terri Leuzinger
Mother
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Robin Buehl
JoAnn Marty
Patti Durtschi
Mary Zuber
Nancy Drafahl
Diane Saxer
Diane Sisson
Dena Kuebli
Debra Lehr
Bonnie Vickers
Michelle Mittler
Lora Dick
Leon Gempeler
RoxAnn
Rebecca Moritz
Carol Elmer
Carol Luchsinger
Nancy Zweifel
Christine Anderson
Marjorie Hill
Cindy Durtschi
Merikay Krieg
Ruth Zentner
E. O. Osborne
Albany
Cathy Broge
Linda Gempler
Charles Marty
Sam Goecks
Virgil Leutzinger
J. Allan Mittler
Monroe Ready Mix
Zimmerman Plumbing
Ray Gessler
Stauffer
Howard Kennedy
George Grenzow
Martha Richards
Herman Babler
Roy Feldt
Allen Babler
Fred Abbott
MET
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Batiste
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