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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1951

Page

4

St Omar minstrel show entertains Dousman Masonic home

Twenty two cast members performed at the Dousman Masonic home near Milwaukee yesterday afternoon under Mrs. T F Ransdell who wrote the program. The event drew about 75 attendees with Mrs. Bruce M Blum directing the chorus and Mrs. Ransdell as accompanist.

St. Omar Dousman Masonic Home Milwaukee T. F. Ransdell Monroe Dousman Masonic Grand Lodge of Wisconsin Bruce M. Blum Ransdell Edwin W. Schuetze Harold L. Jacobs Nathan Burgy Robert J. Tracy Herbert M. Ainsworth LaVerne Deal Stewart Kingston George L. Redman Harvey H. Holland Archie S. Myers Jr Gerald Fritz Harold Rottier Edwin J. Gustafson Walter L. Day William Senatsch Albert R. Neuschwander Paul Kenneth Baumgartner Rex Bledsoe Mammy J. A. Roub Gayleen Steensrud Mmes Senatsch Jacobs Myers Day Deal Gustafson Ainsworth Neushwander Redman Kingston Burgy Messrs Victor Corson P. J. Lochner L. D. Lewis Sue Kingston Don Gustafson Chris Buhlman Jerry Janet Jacobs Fred Anita Ainsworth

Miss Rabe Elected By Methodist Youth

Geraldine Rabe was elected president of the Monroe Christian Youth council at Union Presbyterian church. Officers include Alice Falk as vice president Ellen Rubi as secretary and Kenneth Stair as treasurer with Rev. Ralph K. Kofoed as counselor. The council gathers delegates from seven Monroe churches and plans summer activities.

Geraldine Rabe Monroe Christian Youth Council Union Presbyterian Church Alice Falk Elen Rubi Kenneth Stair Ralph K. Kofoed Monroe Ronald Poff Methodist Sandra Haworth Presbyterian Susan Blumer Ellen Rubi

Farewell Party For Shigleys Before Move To Rockford

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bidlingmaier of Argyle hosted a farewell gathering yesterday for Mr. and Mrs. Paul Shigley who plan to move to Rockford this week. Dinner guests included Almon Bleiler Lawrence Bidlingmaier Norman and Freida George Bleier and Marlene Bidlingmaier. Afternoon guests were George Bidlingmaier Albert Bidlingmaier Monroe William Bidlingmaier and residents of Washington township William Klassy Mrs Emil Elmer Mrs Bertha Loveland and Florence Loveland from Monticello.

Edward Bidlingmaier Argyle Paul Shigley Rockford Almon Bleiler Lawrence Bidlingmaier Norman and Freida George W. Bleier Marlene Bidlingmaier Messrs Mmes George Bidlingmaier Albert Bidlingmaier Monroe William Bidlingmaier Washington Township

Memorial Rites Held for Jessie Atkinson and Charles Fleck

A memorial service in Brodhead was held at the Eastern Star meeting. Mrs. Myrtle Schmidt sang two numbers. Newly affiliated members were introduced as Mrs. T. L. Stein and Mrs. Myrtle Schmidt.

Jessie Atkinson Charles Fleck Eastern Star Myrtle Schmidt T. L. Stein

Soldier Honored At Family Dinner Before Base Departure

Pvt. Walter Korn, bound for Camp Walker, Alabama, was celebrated yesterday at a family dinner hosted by his parents Mr and Mrs George Korn on route 4. Seven Korn households attended the event with siblings and relatives joining in the sendoff.

Walter Korn Camp Rucker Ala George Korn Route 4 George Korns

Epsilon Sigma Alpha sorority elects officers at Wisconsin convention

Miss Dorothy Johnson of Monroe was elected president of Epsilon Sigma Alpha sorority at the Wisconsin state convention. Other officers include Mrs. Jene Weinand Milwaukee first vice president, Mrs. Virginia Songstock Madison second vice president, Dona Mae Gustafson Green Bay recording secretary and treasurer, and Erma Klassy Monroe corresponding secretary. International rushing director Loveland Colorado was appointed. Massflich trophy awarded to Alpha Sigma Madison for social work. Dr. John A. Schindler spoke at noon on C.D.T. Cares Difficulties and Troubles. The state group invites the 1953 international convention to Wisconsin and will meet in Milwaukee next year. Representatives from nine chapters attended. six guests from Minneapolis. Swiss dinner at Turner Hall and candlelight jewel pin service followed.

Dorothy Johnson Monroe Epsilon Sigma Ha Sorority Wisco Jene Weinand Milwaukee Virginia Songstock Madison Dona Mae Gustafson Green Bay Erma Klassy Loveland Colo Alpha Sigma Chapter Massflich John A. Schindler C.D.T Wisconsin Alph Iota Minneapolis Turner Hall Methodist Youth Fellowship Marian Dieckhoff Harris F. Germann Walter J. Kubly Evelyn Drake

Edwin Barlow Hosts Dutch Breakfast at New Glarus

Edwin Barlow entertained Monroe friends at a Dutch breakfast in the Chalet of the Golden Fleece New Glarus with help from Miss Maud E Wenger and Brooks J Dunwiddie. Guests included Dr and Mrs W B Gnagi and Ralph H Wenger among others.

Edwin Barlow Monroe New Glarus Maud E. Wenger Brooks J. Dunwiddie W.B. Gnagi Mmes William E. Wenger Ralph H. Wenger Arthur P. Benkert Charles R. Kohli Rodney O. Kittelsen Raymond R. Kubly Walter Bauman E. C. Hamilton Mr. Barlow Holland Miss Wenger Dunwiddie Mich

Monticello Graduation Sparks Engagement News

After high school exercises in Monticello Joyce Prisk the graduate became engaged to Douglas Stephenson son of Byron Stephenson of Albany. The couple announced the plan at a Prisk home gathering with guests from Evansville Brodhead and Albany.

Monticello Willard Prisk Joyce Douglas Stephenson Byron Stephenson Albany Evansville Emil Rabe Brodhead Kermit Kammerer John Gempler C. W. Karlen Donna

Wedding Guests Attend Don ald Babler Celebration

Mrs. R H Dugdale and Sheridan guests honor their son Donald Babler with family members from Madison Waldo Dick Monroe and Orfordville visiting. Herman Babler hosts with R H Theiler J F Freitag Fred Rieder and others present. Donald Babler celebration includes Schuler Becker Aeschlimann Bontly families.

R. H. Dugdale Tommy and Sheridan Ind H. L. Karlen R. W. Karlen Waldo Dick Jake Thompson Lora Dick Hulda Karlen Herman Bablers Donald R. H. Theiler Madison J. F. Freitag Fred Rieder Jane

Chaminade Music Club Plans Thursday Public Program

Chaminade Music club will present a public program Thursday evening at the Methodist church. The event closes the summer meetings and features many of the best numbers from this year plus others. Mrs. Walter Bliss serves as club president.

Brodhead Chaminade Music Club Methodist Church Walter Bliss

Boards To Receive Draft Test Results

Washington reports draft authorities will learn aptitude test scores from Educational Testing Service Princeton. About 175000 students took the test Saturday with 225000 more expected mid year. Boards may defer students with scores of 70 or higher to allow continued education.

Washington Lewis B. Hershey Educational Testing Service Princeton N. J

Rosenbergs Allowed One Letter Daily at Sing Sing

Ossining N Y Julius and Ethel Rosenberg may write one censored letter daily from separate Sing Sing cells in the death house. Officials say neither always writes daily. the pair marks the first husband and wife correspondence at Sing Sing in 78 years.

Ossining N. Y Atom Julius Ethel Rosenberg Sing Sing Prison Death House Sing Sing

Colleges enroll 34000 armed forces in active programs

Washington reports Maj. Gen. John M. Devine says 34,000 members of the armed forces are enrolled in colleges. Additional thousands at home and overseas pursue education via correspondence courses.

Washington John M. Devine Defense Department Devine

Sister Mary Laura Guides St. Clare Maternity Ward

Sister Mary Laura has led the St. Clare hospital maternity floor since 1939. She plans to limit the floor to mothers and babies, convert the porch waiting room for fathers, and turn the old nursery into a ward. She is assisted by seven nurses, fifteen full-time aides, and some part-time staff.

St. Clare Hospital Sister Mary Laura Laura St. Agnes Hospital Fond du Lac Monroe’s St. Clare

Deaths of Aberdeen Angus calves blamed on lead poisoning

Nine purebred Aberdeen Angus calves at Harold Austin farm six miles north of Lancaster died last week from lead poisoning after licking paint scraps from a billboard. Two veterinarians were called after six died in the pasture. three more died Thursday. Mrs. Austin serves as secretary of the Aberdeen Angus Breeders association.

Harold Austin Lancaster Austin Farm Austin Aberdeen

Alfalfa Seed Test Planned for Northern Wisconsin

In a speech on agriculture, a speaker notes modernizing farming and efficiency, cites Wisconsin’s 1,818,000 acres of alfalfa, and announces a summer research and extension program to test growing alfalfa seed in the state.

Wisconsin

F C Dumaine Dies Noted Rail Financier at 85

Groton Mass Fre derick C Dumaine longtime head of the New Haven railroad and Yankee financier died yesterday at age 85. He kept a Boston office three days weekly and led a career as a New England financial baron for half a century.

Groton Mass Frederick C. Dumaine New Haven Railroad Boston New England

Final Brodhead Band Concert Tomorrow

The Brodhead high school band will perform its last concert of the year tomorrow evening in the gymnasium. Director Donald Schumacher will also present the high school glee club. The event is open to the public.

Brodhead Brodhead High School Donald Schumacher

Private Allen Roenneburg to be released from Fort Leonard Wood

Pvt. Allen Roenneburg who has been hospitalized at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri for seven weeks is expected to be released soon. He will spend two weeks with his parents Mr and Mrs Franklin Roenneburg route 1 Judo. He has been ill with pneumonia and pleurisy. Inducted in March he has been hospitalized since April 5.

Leaves Hospital Allen Roenneburg Fort Leonard Wood Franklin Roenneburg

Airman Hammer Stationed at Turner Field Georgia

Staff Sgt. Fred E. Hammer, formerly of Monroe, is stationed with the Air Force in Georgia at 31st Maintenance Squadron, Turner Air Force Base, Albany.

Georgia Fred E. Hammer Monroe Air Force Turner Air Force Base Albany, Ga

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