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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1973
Page
2
A long-time reader shares how sending greeting cards to 21 nursing home residents with little or no mail brightened their days. She urges clubs and churches to adopt the plan, noting yearly occasions offer ongoing chances to lift spirits and show care.
Mrs Ethel Clark of Darlington announces the engagement of her daughter Joyce to Ken Von Rueden son of Mr and Mrs Ray Von Rueden of Eagle Wisconsin The couple meet at the University of Wisconsin Platteville where Joyce earned an elementary education degree and joined Gamma Phi Beta Fraternity He plans to graduate in May in agricultural technology at Platteville and has accepted a position with Central Soya No wedding date is set
The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy J. Thomas of 1107 12th Ave was born on Tuesday May 22 at St. Clare Hospital. Tara Lynn joins brother Sean aged three and a half. Grandparents include Dr. and Mrs. J. G. Thomas of Antigo and Mrs. Muriel Lundgren of Superior.
Patients at Green County Hospital were entertained on May 22 by Swiss United Church of Christ members from New Glarus. The program featured accordion music yodeling and dancing with assistance from Dean Streiff Kenneth Stuessy John Marty Art Ames R C C Phillipson Paul Grossenbacher and Sylvan Frick.
The Monroe Jaycettes wrap up the year with a potluck in the First National Bank Community Room. Retiring president Mrs Eugene Dawson hands the gavel to incoming president Mrs Richard Witt as plans for charity events and community projects unfold.
Monroe County Club Auxiliary and Decatur Lake Country Club members join a guest day on May 23. Eighty seven attend the buffet luncheon while fifty play golf in the afternoon. Mrs. Alvin Kubly presides with flowers by Mrs. Merlin Olson. Golf chairman is Mrs. Bud Pack. Cards also played. bridge winners include several from Brodhead and Monroe.
The Room For You Sunday School Class sponsored a May 18 tea at Stover United Methodist Church attended by 115 people. Music toasts by Lynn Rohde and her mother Delbert Rohde, a Terri Bass Heidi Hawthorn duet, and vocal solos by Mrs. David Hall highlighted the program. An Africa slide talk on the Navigators mission followed. Church men provided luncheon. awards and centerpieces were given. Mrs. Robert Schulthess led as mistress of ceremonies.
Miss Joanne Schindler daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Schindler Rt 3 was honored at a Tuesday bridal shower held at the home of Mrs Allan Swanton 2402 8th St Hostesses were Mrs Swanton and Mrs Jerry Senn The fiancé Merlyn Clark son of Mr and Mrs Frank E Clark Rt 1 will wed June 9 at Grace Lutheran Church Guests included Mr and Mrs Frank Clark Mr and Mrs Harry Schindler Robert Drews Charles Phillips Jr Rolland Emberson Harold Grindey and Lisa and Misses Diane Broge Linda Willborn Kelly Jo Senn Paula Swanton.
Three new members were initiated at a Wednesday evening Eagles Auxiliary meeting in the clubrooms. Initiates: Mrs. Robert McCall Mrs. Terrance Hinderman and Mrs. Dean Parker. New officers installed include Mrs. Floyd Krause president Mrs. Nathan Schoepfer past president Mrs. Marjorie Haberman vice president Mrs. Leon Holcomb chaplain Mrs. Emil Baumgartner conductor Mrs. Marvin Holcomb secretary Mrs. Virgil Monte treasurer Mrs. John Waefler mother of the year and Mmes. Clifford Leck Leo Kohl Elmer West trustees. Attendance prize went to Mrs. Elmer West with a special prize to Mrs. Grady Crabaugh. Lunch served by Mrs. John Waefler and Mrs. Larry Vitense.
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