Vacation Bible School Sponsored By Monroe Churches
The Council of Churches will sponsor a union Vacation Bible School June 4 through June 8 for Monroe area children from kindergarten through junior high. Rev. Bernard Bartel of Immanuel Evangelical United Brethren church is dean. Classes meet from 9 15 a m to 1 15 a m for kindergarten and 9 15 a m to 2 30 p m for other grades with lunch and recreation. Daily offerings go to the American Bible Society. Participating churches include Grace Bethel Immanuel First Methodist St Johns Union Presbyterian and First Universalist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Woomen
Monroe
Bernard Bartel
Immanuel Evangelical United Brethren Church
Ergarten
Fea
Marvin Schwerin
Immanuel Church
Herman Legler
St. John's Evangelical and Reformed
Clarence C. Warfel
Grace Lutheran
Mrs Ferries Honored As Past Jaycette Head
Mrs. Ferries received a past presidents pin at a Jaycettes meeting in the library Green Room and was succeeded by Mrs. J L Norton. Miss M Margaret Baker discussed summer reading choices including Hill of the Rooster, Time Was, History of English Speaking People, Eisenhower the President, and Dr Kate. Ronald Merritt, Browntown, will attend Camp Waubeek again under Jaycettes auspices. last year he spent two weeks at a Wisconsin Dells recreation camp. The Jaycettes will not meet again this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wee
Jeremy v. Rerries
The
Jaycettes
J.L. Norton
M. Margaret Baker
Hill of the
Curry Holden
John Selby
Merle Pusey
Miss Baker
Kate
Adel Comandini
Ronald Merritt
Browntown
Ward Merritt
Camp Waubeek
Merritt
Wisconsin Dells
Mrs Benkert Named PTA Council President
Mrs. Benkert elected president of the Monroe PTA Council at a high school board room meeting last night succeeding Rev. Glen H. Ridnour. Others named were Alan Goodmiller as vice president Lloyd F. Marty as secretary and Robert W. Stuart as treasurer. A September school of instruction was planned. Ten members from local school units attended. Retiring officers were thanked. Mrs. Merlin Dammen received a farewell picnic supper at her Blanchardville Route 2 home, ending May 29, with gifts from Monroe Clinic colleagues including Audrey Flannery Sally Wenger Janet Boesiger and others.
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Wuss
Atimf
Dennert
Monroe Pta Council
Glen H. Ridnour
Mmes
Alan Goodmiller
Lloyd F. Marty
Robert W. Stuart
Merlin Dammen
Blanchardville
Monroe Clinic
Dammen
Audrey Flannery
Sally Wenger
Janet Boesiger
Janice Johnson
Mmnes
Robert W. Maurer
Peter Steinmann
Mrs Skattum Accepted as Royal Neighbors Transfer
Mrs Leland Skattum of Monroe and formerly Juda was accepted by transfer into the Royal Neighbors Lodge at the May meeting in 100F hall. Mrs Clark Kleckner and Robert Kramer gave readings on Mother's Day and May. Mrs Jesse Morton organized entertainment and Mines. Pete Gerber Lena Stauffacher and Peter Kubly supervised lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skattum
Leland Skattum
Monroe
Juda
Royal Neighbors Lodge
Clark Kleckner
Robert Kramer
Jesse Morton
Pete Gerber
Lena Stauffacher
Peter Kubly
Country Club Auxiliary Hosts Card Lunch at Monroe Club
The Monroe Country Club Auxiliary held a card and lunch event with Herman J. Schmitz and Mrs. Schmitz as hostesses and guests including Mrs. Burmeister and Mrs. J. Leo Norton. Flowers were by Mrs. Harvey H. Holland and E. A. Janke. Golf and bridge were played with honors to Mrs. Grace Frazier, Mrs. W. S. MacDonald, and Mr. Leland L. Lamboley. Guests included Mrs. Frazier, Dorothy Mayer of Miami and Max Doll of LeNoir. No meeting May 30. resumes June 18, first official golf day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman J.schmitz
Monroe Country Club
Burmeister
Mmes
Herbert E. Lanz
Ray Young
Schmitz
J. Leo Norton
Harvey H. Holland
E. A. Janke
Grace Frazier
W. S. MacDonald
Leland L. Lamboley
Mmes. Frazier
Dorothy Mayer
Miami
Fla
Max Doll
LeNoir
Children Give Program At Party In St. John's
Four and five year old children and their mothers gathered at St. John's Evangelical and Reformed church for a party. Mrs Franklin Pickett led the age group in planning and supervised an impromptu program of songs rhythm work and a demonstration choir rehearsal. Five year olds joined the choir for fall. Rev Paul C Keble welcomed guests. Maypole and maybasket decorations adorned the event with assistance from Mrs Walter Reger Mrs Paul Bennett and Mrs Robert Rufenacht. Kitchen helpers included Mrs Paul Rufenacht Sr Miss Mary Lanz and Miss Ida Derendinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Evangelical and Reformed Church
Franklin Pickett
Paul C. Keble
Pickett
Mmes
Walter Reger
Paul Benkett
Robert Rufenacht
Paul Rufenacht Sr
Mary Lanz
Ida Derendinger
Mrs Lovelace Honored At East Viota Program
Mrs Lovelace was one of three to receive a life membership pin at the East Viota Lutheran Mission Society meeting at the church. Presenters included Miss Gilma Anderson. Also honored were Mrs Clara Johnson and Mrs Oscar Simonson of Wiota with corsages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weses Hoy Loeswee Ve Modtou
East Viota
Three Bible Schools Scheduled for Juda Area
Area summer Bible schools have been scheduled at Oakley church starting June 4. The Baptist Bible school will run a week with all-day sessions for teachers. The EUB Bible school opens June 4 for a two week session with morning classes only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Java
Cosmes Specia
Baptist Bible School
EUB Bible School
Oakley Church
Miss Marty Reader At Area Club Event
Miss Marty Reader was the reader at a Fortnightly Reading club event in New Glarus. Attendees included Miss Irene Marty and several guests, with overnight stays noted.
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Marty Reader
Alda Arn
New Glarus
Irene Marty
Fannie G
Frieda Benkert
Mmes
R. W. Woelffer
Albert Knobel
W. E. Blum
Monticello
R. H. Schoonover
Madison
Ann
Boettcher to Return to Broanea for Seventh Year
Rev Boettcher returns to Broanea for a seventh year and serves Peace EUB in Brooklyn Township. He was temporary secretary of the conference. Mrs Ralph Jones lay delegate will report at Sunday services. A social evening honors the Ernest Buchanan family in Brodhead with gifts for their new home on Center Avenue.
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Boettcher
Broanea
Peace Eub
Brooklyn Township
Ralph Jones
Ernest Buchanan
Brodhead
Buchanans
Center Avenue
Roderick Lumber Co
Brodhead Jaycees Elect Bruce Timm President
Bruce Timm was elected president of the Brodhead Jaycees at a Monday night meeting at Decatur Lake Country Club. He succeeds Robert Keen. Other officers include Dr. Dean Pawlish first vice president Burdette Garthwaite senior vice Ray Homb treasurer William Jones secretary Paul Haraldson Marshall Markham and Robert Keen directors. The Jaycees voted to sponsor a summer softball program and discontinue the rodeo. They will sell American flags as an Americanism project. Cecil B DeMille awarded Thailand Exalted Order of the White Elephant, a distinguished decoration of the Far East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Timm
Brodhead Jaycees
Decatur Lake Country Club
Robert Keen
Dean Pawlish
Burdette Garthwaite
Ray Homb
William Jones
Paul Haraldson
Marshall Markham
Jaycees
Student Drivers Complete Course at Senior High School
Principal R. noigoke announced that nearly 100 students completed a Driver Education course at the senior high school. Instructors were Charles Mowbray and Nat G. Preston. Certificates from the motor vehicle department exempt the holder from the written exam if applying for a learner's permit within one year. Names of completing students are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Noigoke
Charles Mowbray
Nat G. Preston
Motor
Carol A. Blum
Beatrice C. Brandli
Lorraine A’ Clark
Beverly Dunaway
Sharon R. Ferry
Mina Jean Flannery
Marilyn R. Gerber
Allan B. Hobtshoppie
Ronald L.kohn
Joyce M. Matzke
Beverly J. Myers
William A. Niederberger
Alice F. Norder
Dorothea J. Nybroten
Richard Kon
Tree surgeon calms two-vehicle crash in city
In Oklahoma City a pair of cars collided and crashed into a tree. A so called doctor rushed to the scene and examined the tree, declaring it would survive. Both drivers escaped injury.
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Oklahoma City
Oakley 4-H Club Meeting Highlights Muffin Making
Dexter Marchant gave a project talk on his garden at the Oakley 4-H Club meeting held Monday night. Mrs. Florence Ludwig read a story and cooking leader Mrs. Elmer Whitehead led muffin making by Phyllis Rosheisen Eileen Hafen and Dexter Marchant. Members judged the muffins and Miss Hafen served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakley Club
Dexter Marchant
Florence Ludwig
Elmer Whitehead
Phyllis Rosheisen
Eileen Hafen
Oakley 4-H
Miss Hafen
Flynn Major Groups File Official Papers
Papers filed with the secretary of state show groups backing candidates for Congress and Senate. The Racine County Flynn for Congress Club in Franksville supports Gerald T. Flynn for the First District. Wisconsin for Maier and Milwaukee Mayor for Maier back Maier for U S Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alison
Congress
Secretary of State
Racine County
Flynn
Congress Club
Donald Grove
Franksville
Gerald T. Flynn
Racine
Sen
Maier
Milwaukee
U. S. Senate
Wisconsins
Kenneth Zeni
Pyle apologizes for Detroit quip in job crisis talk
Washington reports the Eisenhower administration faced backlash after Howard Pyle suggested unemployment could be a market signal. He apologized for offense and reiterated the White House’s concern over Detroit’s seasonal job slump as Walter Reuther and labor leaders urged careful wording after prior remarks tied to workers to dog imagery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Detroit
White House
Howard Pyle
Walter Reuther
United Auto Workers
Pyle
Wilson
Republican candidate bets on race to win NC seat
In Wilmington, C. Dana Malpass, a Republican for North Carolina’s 7th District, says he cannot lose his race and challenges Democratic primary winner to a 1,000-yard foot race. Incumbent F. Ertel Carlyle and Alton Lennon weigh about 200 pounds each, while Malpass is in his 60s and under 160 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
North Carolina
C. Dana Malpass
Congress
Malpass
F. Ertel Carlyle
Alton Lennon
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Mrs. Ferries
Jaycette
Country Club
St. John's
Lovelace
Brodhead School
Henry Appels
Donald “Schumacher
Schumachers
Tucson
Ariz
Menerrane
Frederick Rupp
Waldo Zimmerman
G. C. Steinmann
Etta Babler
Messrs
George Brandenburg
Adam Fleck
Our Club
Kinney Burr Cottage
R. C.broughton
Virginia
Ruth Boettcher
Robert A. Boettcher
Kappa Delta Pi
National Honor Education Society
Whitewater State Colege
Margie Baumgartner
Brooklyn
Ralph Schwartz
Route 1
Beverly Jean
Trudune Roy Peterson
Roy Peterson
Orfordville
Immanuel United Brethren Church
Woman's Club of
William E. Amstutz
Camp Ripley
Cambridge
Bridge Club
M. E. Lynn
Hollywood
Cecil B. DeMille
Thailand
Frank L. Pest
Janet M. Priewe
Virginia L. Rosenstiel
Barbara Rugh
Ruth E. Scheidegger
Mariella Schiaff
William C. Schwingle
Roger N. Seffrood
Peter L. Storck
Shaon’ A. Stubbe
Betty J Sutter
Dennis O. Truttmann
Norma J. Willborn
Robert D. Amacher
Wayne O. Bahn
Mary Jane ‘Bear
Roy P. Blum
Thomas W. Bober
Roger F. Buholzer
Virginia R. Campbell
George Z." Cromwell
Duane W. Elmer
Elise C. Feutz
Ronald G. Friske
Elsbeth D. Gempler
Penelope D. Haberman
Barbara J. Hartwig
Charles M. Hughes
Glen A. Ridnour
Frederick S. Schadt
Richard S. Wuethrich
Joanne C. Beach
Grant Dale
Jean Y
Chevrolet
Badger Motors
Buick
WLAD
V. U. Stauffacher Construction Co. General Building Construction
Pontiac Owners
Pontiac
Nash
Nash of
5Th Ave
Blum
Rexall Drugs
Mall Orde
Penney’s Twill Jeans
Penney
Knockabou
Misse
Eta
Styles
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