Memorial Services Held by OES Chapter at Masonic Temple
St Omar chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star held memorial services for members who died in the last year at the Masonic Temple. Deceased include Mrs Eckberg Ione Beinem a Mrs Nellie Hodges and Mrs Abbie Newman. Olin Flisram welcomed as excellent grand high priest and four candidates were initiated. A patriotic tablescape and choir accompanied ceremonies with Mrs Chinnock leaving soon for Illinois. Next meeting set for June 13 with guests announced.
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St. Omar
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Ann Eckberg
Ione Beinema
Nellie Hodges
Abbie Newman
Alton V. Kiel
Worthy Matron
Harriet T. Voris
Howard Lueck
Howard J. McCoy
Walter Ludwig
Gladys Benkert
Madison
Milton Junction
Chinnock
William Kugler
Illinois
George Jacobs
Raymond Bartelt
Stanley Howe
Baptism and Membership Rites at Swiss Church in New Glarus
Two children were baptized at the Swiss church in New Glarus. Four adults, Mr and Mrs Richard D Wyttenbach and Mr and Mrs William Klassy, were received as communicant members. Wyttenbachs joined by letter. the Klassys recently returned from Bryan Ohio.
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New Glarus
Times
Richard D. Wyttenbach
William Klassy
Wyttenbach
Klassys
Bryan
Laura Lynn
Richard D. Wyttenbachs
East Wiota Church Sets Confirmation Service
Confirmation services for 16 will be held Sunday at 10 30 a m at the East Wiota Lutheran church Rev W R Wold pastor Those completing the two year instruction include Douglas Butler Orville Bondele Floyd Brennum Cher yle Berger Lee Goodman Neil Halverson David Johnson Dean Jorgenson Angeline Peterson Linda Ronnerud Lee Rood Russell Swanson Janice Smith Carla Swiggum Linda Thompson and Ronald Zuberbuhler
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East Wiota Lutheran Church
W. R. Wold
Douglas Butler
Orville Bondele
Floyd Brennum
Cheryle Berger
Lee Goodman
Neil Halverson
David Johnson
Dean Jorgenson
Angeline Peterson
Linda Ronnerud
Lee Rood
Russell Swanson
Janice Smith
Carla Swiggum
Linda Thompson
Ronald Zuberbuhler
South Wayne Class of 1945 Plans Reunion
South Wayne high school graduating class of 1945 holds an alumni dinner Saturday at Maple Grove Inn Monroe. Seventeen graduates plan to attend along with former principal Everett Hill. Co chairs are Mmes. Robert Swanson and Robert Erickson.
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South Wayne
South Wayne High School
Maple Grove Inn
Monroe
Everett Hill
Platteville
Mmes
Robert Swanson
Robert Erickson
Townsend Club meeting chaired by Mrs Ault in Ludlow library
Mrs Lillian Ault chaired the Monroe Townsend Club meeting held in the Green Room of the Ludlow Memorial library. Prizes went to Charles Schadewaldt and Mrs Louis Cruezer in euchre while Ben Mauerman and Muriel Goetz won domino prizes.
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Lillian Ault
Monroe Townsend Club
Ludlow Memorial Library
Charles Schadewaldt
Louis Cruezer
Ben Mauerman
Muriel Goetz
Rock Deanery CCD Meeting Set for Sunday at St Jude Beloit
The annual Confraternity of Christian Doctrine session gathers 15 Rock deanery parishes at St Jude hall Beloit at 2 p m Sunday. St Jude CCD officers will open with workshops. Beloit Catholic high school drama presents Lets Go Fishing directed by Richard Godin with diocesan figures speaking.
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Madison
Robert J. O’hara
Our Lady of Assumption
Beloit
Rock Deanery
Raymond Foren
Richard Lenart
St. Jude Parish
Birthday Celebration Honors Mrs Rod in Monroe
Mrs. Ella Rod of 2008 18th Avenue was feted at a birthday party hosted by Mrs. Nettie C. Bobb at 610 15th Avenue. Attendees from Monroe included Rev. and Mrs. Emmett Nelson and many other local residents.
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Ella Rod
18Th Avenue
Nettie C. Bobb
15Th Avenue
Rod
Emmett Nelson
Jack Ols
Daryl
Lucy Parsons
Martintown
Walter Denikis
Rock Grove
Gordon Wetmore
Gordie
Timmy
Paul
Raymond Warren
Mary Kay
John Kopp
Minnie Traschel
Edward Wac
Ruth Chism
Gary Rupnow
Evelyn Norder
Merlin Rod
Monroe
Miss Kundert Is Honored On 14th Birthday At Home
Barbara Kundert daughter of Mr and Mrs Ray Kundert 2113 11th street was honored at a 14th birthday party at her home on Saturday evening. After supper games were played and the group bowled before dessert Prizes in games were awarded to Mary Walker Ann Goecks Holly Hoesly Joan Bear Becky Trumpy Martha Etter Linda Helcomb and Carol Leck Others attending were Mary Condon Susan Mallory Becky Houser Peggy Chambers Sherry Lane Cheryl Whitehead and Mary Howe.
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Barbara Kundert
Ray Kundert
11Th Street
Mary Walker
Ann Goecks
Holly Hoesly
Joan Bear
Becky Trumpy
Martha Etter
Linda Helcomb
Carol Leck
Mary Condon
Susan Mallory
Becky Houser
Peggy Chambers
Sherry Lane
Cheryl Whitehead
Mary Howe
Mothers and Daughters Gather at Bethel EUB Church
More than 75 attended the Mother and Daughter observance sponsored by the WSWS of the Bethel EUB church on Friday evening. A 7:30 p.m. potluck dinner followed as Rev. Howard Orians district superintendent of the EUB Wisconsin conference showed nature pictures from New Glarus Woods. Woodwind quintet numbers were performed by Karen Buholzer Beatrice Flanagan Judy Flanagan Joan Montgomery and Lora Wemmer.
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WSWS
Bethel Eub
Howard Orians
EUB
Wisconsin
New
Glarus Woods
Karen Buholzer
Beatrice
Judy Flanagan
Joan Montgomery
Lora Wemmer
Miss Myrna Adamson Showered Ahead of Nuptials
Miss Myrna Adamson, who will wed William Hefty, was honored at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Verlyn Adamson and Carolyn Klassy. The event in Monticello featured games, refreshments, and gifts for the bride to be. Guests included Mrs. Albert Goodman, Mrs. Richard Wichser of Brodhead, Mrs. Roger Klassy of New Glarus, and Mrs. Walter Andersen and Sharon.
Local Names Listed in Community Notices
Harold Drake and Kay Wedden of Monroe are listed along with Mrs. Dwight Burr and several others including Mrs. William Klassy Mrs. Werner Hefty Miss Florence Loveland Mrs. Willis Babler Mrs. Robert Wells Mrs. Edwin Broge Mrs. Kenneth Klassy Miss Helen Schuler and Misses Judy Gibbons Gail Wittenwyler Virginia Studer and Barbara Gempler in the readable portion of a local notice.
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Harold Drake
Kay Wedden
Monroe
Dwight Burr
William Klassy
Werner Hefty
Florence Loveland
Willis Babler
Robert Wells
Edwin Broge
Kenneth Klassy
Helen Schuler
Gus Adamson
Judy Gibbons
Gail Wittenwyler
Virginia Studer
Barbara Gempler
Women's Guild Plans Assension Day Rites
The Women's Guild of Zwingli United Church of Christ will preside over the Ascension Day service at 8 p.m. Thursday. The program theme is And Ye Shall Be Witnesses Unto Me, prepared by Mrs. Phillip Eisenhauer of Bellevue Washington. Participants include Miss M. E. Lynn Burnett Blumer Willis Babler Gilman Schmid William G. Meier Ray Woodruff and Rev. J. Allan Mittler.
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Monticello
Women’s Guild of
Circle to Meet at Methdist Church
The Vesper Circle of Metho dist church will meet tomorrow at 8 p m with Mrs Harold Ambler of 1510 20th street. Mrs Harvey Rech will be the assistant hostess and Mrs Philip Darling will give the devotions. Mrs Effie Wenger is in charge of the program.
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Circle of
Methodist Church
Harold Ambler
20Th Street
Harvey Rech
Philip Darling
Effie Wenger
Swiss church mother and daughter social set for June 2
A Swiss church mother and daughter social is planned for Thursday June 2. Committee members include Mrs Kenneth Boss Mrs J W Schroeder and Dennis Streiff.
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NEW Glarus
Mmes
Kenneth Boss
J. W. Schroeder
Dennis Streiff
Two Sisters Bound For Switzerland Home
Mrs. Caroline Bucher and Mrs. Marie Meier and daughter El sie of Zurich Switzerland will leave Madison for New York tomorrow en route home after visiting their brothers Albert Gottlieb Herman and Ernest Matzinger all Wisconsin residents. They will spend a day in New York before flying to Switzerland. Their father visited the United States in 1932 at age 75 to see his four sons, and all but one of the nine Matzinger offspring remain in Wisconsin.
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Caroline Bucher
Marie Meier
Elsie
Zurich
Switzerland
Madison
New York
Albert
Gottlieb
Herman
Ernest Matzinger
Wisconsin
United States
Matz
Old Age Aches Help Offered by Local Pharmacy
Many elderly suffer pains and discomforts but can be helped by regular physician visits and prescription medicines. The ad invites readers to pick up prescriptions nearby or have them delivered at no extra charge, noting many customers already trust this pharmacy with their prescriptions.
Classified Ad as Key to Opportunity Opens Door
A concise classified advertisement acts as the doorway to opportunity, connecting seekers with potential jobs, housing, or services. The ad format emphasizes clear descriptions, contact details, and concise terms to attract attention and drive action.
Exceptional Child Topic Discussed By Green County Group
John Zweifel president of Green County Teachers College spoke on pressures faced by exceptional children in school and society at a Court house meeting of Green County Association for Retarded Children. He noted that high expectations from school homes and peers often hinder progress. A discussion followed on the association’s educational program and a potential bus trip to Union Grove to visit the Central Colony. Budget and by laws committees reported. A coffee hour was held.
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John Zweifel
Green County Teachers College
Green County Association For Retarded Children
Leo Bartelt
Zweifel
Union Grove
Servicemen and Students Counted in City Directory
The city directory uses an actual count for its population of 8,361, including university students and Monroe servicemen in the Armed Forces. It notes residents working outside Monroe and rural-area workers within the city are included, led by publishing head O. R. Evans. Distribution of the directory began yesterday.
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New City
Monroe
O. R. Evans
Scout Day Camp To Start July 25
The Girl Scout Day Camp for Brownie fly ups runs July 25 to 29 at the Kiwanis Youth Cabin from 9 30 a m to 2 30 p m. Transportation will be provided to centers across the city. The camp teaches basic camping activities with Mrs George Barry as director and a committee including Mrs Charles J Mathi Mrs Frank Pickett Mrs Leland Lambo ley Mrs Paul Olman and Mrs Hervey J Hoesly.
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Kiwanis
Recreation Park
George Barry
Charles J. Mathias
Frank Pickett
Leland Lamboley
Paul Olm
Hervey J. Hoesly
Pony Project Group Will Meet Tomorrow
A 4H pony project training meeting is set for 8 p m tomorrow at Willard Schuetze Hallbrook Farms Highway 11 west of Monroe George Gramling reports Demonstrations will include pony selection record keeping grooming health concerns by Dr C Gene Hennager Veterinarian The note lists services to sell rent buy hire with a phone contact 3
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Willard Schuetze
Memorial Holiday Fatalities May Reach 375
The National Safety Council warned that as many as 375 people could die on U S highways during the Memorial Day holiday. It cited 13 000 potential disabling injuries and noted the prior 371 death record set in 1958 during a three day observance.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Sisal Fibre Used in String and Awnings
Sisal is a fibre derived from leaves used to manufacture string and awnings. It is primarily grown in Central America and Mexico.
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Central America
Mexico
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Rexall Drugs
Mercury
Monroe Sales Company
Alice G. Barton
Albany
Lon Grier Brokers
Milwaukee
Miss Barton
Albany High School
University of Wisconsin
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Brooklyn
Gratiot
Reno
Unger
Pony Project Group
Agoratum
Dusty Miller
Petunias
Santana
Coleous
Rov
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Armstrong
Mansfie
Crandall Oil Company
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