Monroe High School Class of 1918 Forty Year Reunion
The Monroe High School Class of 1918 holds a 6 p.m. dinner at Windy Acres with over 50 reservations. Donald Thorp is master of ceremonies. officers include Mrs. Clarabelle Hefty Grode treasurer Mrs. Gertrude Lind say secretary and Dr. Henry Hefty vice president. Only three members are noted as deceased.
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Monroe High School
Windy Acres
Donald Thorp
Clarabelle Hefty Grode
8Th Street
Ralph A
Gertrude Wartenweiler) Lindsay
14Th Street
Henry Hefty
Oregon
Ill
Burnett
Grace Burcalow
Romo Bobb
Marguerite Schneider Bienema
Pope J. Johonott
Deceas
Eagles Auxiliary Aids County Cancer Patients
Fourteen volunteers met in the Eagles clubroom to prepare free dressings for Green County cancer patients. They produced 120 ten by twelve dressings, 40 eight by eight dressings, 120 flats, and 84 gauze fluff balls, all offered at no cost. Members included Mrs Ernest Schwarze, Mrs Oscar Leck, Mrs Clarence Goecks, and others.
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Eagles
Green County
Mmes
Ernest Schwarze
Oscar Leck
Clarence Goecks
Arthur Meyers
Clara Elmer
Leo Bartelt
Jackie Klopfenstein Honored on Birthday
Mr and Mrs Walter Ludwig entertained for Jackie Klopfenstein in observance of his birthday and his 8th grade graduation from Poplar Grove school. Guests included Merlin Klopfenstein and family from Brodhead Howard Clark and Billy Goecks Emil Goecks and families Fred Brace of Brodhead and Roger Scheidegger of Rockford.
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JUDA
Walter Ludwig
Jackie Klopfenstein
Poplar Grove School
Merlin Klopfenstein
Brodhead
Howard Clark
Billy
Otto Goecks
Emil Goecks
Fred Brace
Roger Scheidegger
Rockford
Bridal Shower Honors Miss Sonja Reinmann and Miss Helen Wunschel
A bridal shower at Green County Teachers College honored Miss Sonja Reinmann and Miss Helen Wunschel. Hostesses were Mrs. Orville Kohl, Miss Betty Friedli, and Miss Carol Gilbertson. Also present were Mrs. Donald Drye, Bruce Blum, Nellis Wunschel, and Jacob Reinmann. Gifts were given and games played. Mrs. Kohl made the cake.
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Green County Teachers College
Sonja Reinmann
Helen Wunschel
Orville Kohl
Betty Friedli
Carol Gilbertson
Mmes
Donald Drye
Bruce Blum
Nellis Wunschel
Jacob Reinmann
Kohl
Picnic Brings 225 Plus To Recreation Park
Students from the Demonstra tion Room and the Opportunity Room at Green County Teachers College attended a picnic at Recreation Park yesterday afternoon with parents and PTA members. More than 225 were present.
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Opportunity Room
Green County Teachers College
Recreation Park
Miss Borst and Dr Hoff Betrothal Announced
The betrothal of Miss Roma Borst of Brooklyn and Dr Donald Hoff was announced after a mass at St. Pauls University chapel Madison. Miss Borst teaches Spanish at the University of Wisconsin and earned an M A and Ph D. Hoff is a Madison area physician with degrees from the University of Wichita and the University of Kansas School of Medicine.
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Roma Borst
Adolph Nelson
Brooklyn
Donald Hoff
St. Paul’s University Chapel
Madison
Miss Borst
University of Wisconsin
Brooklyn High School
Hoff
Eau Claire Clinic
Vacation Bible School at Oakley Begins Monday
JUDA Times Special reports EUB church hosts Vacation Bible School at Oakley starting 9 a.m. Monday with daily sessions 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. for a full week. A Children’s Day program is planned for Sunday morning, June 8.
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JUDA
Union Eub Church
Oakley
Memorial Day Picnic for Decatur Lake Country Club Friday
Brodhead Times reports an annual Memorial Day picn ic supper for Decatur Lake Country Club members and guests at 6 30 p m this Friday.
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Decatur Lake Country Club
Bridge Club Meets Monticello
Mrs J J Voegels entertained her contract bridge club members last night at Monticello in a social gathering with casual play and conversation.
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Bridge Club
Monticello
J. J. Voegels
Contract Bridge Club
Monroe Musicians Featured in First Chair Issue
Monroe high school instrumental groups receive national recognition in the 1958 First Chair of America edition. Five pages feature Monroe ensembles and listed soloists, with other Wisconsin groups Beaver Dam Eau Claire Kohler and Plymouth noted.
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First Chair
Monroe
Wisconsin
United States
Beaver Dam
Eau Claire
Kohler
Plymouth
Allan F. Barnard
Anita Ainsworth
Classified Ad Opens Door to Opportunity
A concise classified ad highlights the doorway to opportunity. It emphasizes accessible listings and timely notices for job, housing, and services.
VFW Post Names Delegates for State Convention
Commander Francis Kaster and Louis Oostdik named as Cecil Jones Post 2312 VFW delegates for the state convention in Green Bay June 26 28. Memorial Day observance planned with graveside decorating traffic direction squads. Drill team to march in Monroe Juda parades and attend Juda cemetery program.
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Francis Kaster
Louis Oostdik
Cecil Jones
VFW
Turner Hall
Green Bay
Monroe
Juda
Army develops lead shielded bulldozer for radioactive sites
The Army unveils a lead shielded bulldozer designed for operation in radioactive areas. This new machine aims to protect crews while clearing contaminated zones and supporting nuclear cleanup efforts.
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Charleston
S.C
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Eagles Auxiliary
Aids
Friends
Shower
Frederic C. Hefty
Henry S. Hefty
Edsel
Frederic
Owen Kelly Sr
Blanchardville
Kenneth Mayer
Monroe Evening Times
Merry Legs
Times
Borst
Dr. Hoff
Sity Hospitals
SET
Lady Borden
Borden
Elsie
Borden's Glacier Club
the Chocolate Shop
Carnations
Phone 93
Sally Fritz
Ann Goodmiller
George
Jud) Kindschi
Sandra Miller
Greta Pitkin
Elaine Rubi
Enig Spring
Joan Swiggum
Thomas Fritz
Donald Heeren
Patricia Miller
VFW Post
Juda Cemetery
Paul Severson
Fred Beer
Janesville
George Hoover
J. H. Schwaiger
Julius Hofer
Joseph D. Viney
Walter Schild
William Bell
Edward Doyle
and Oostdik
Green County Fairgrounds
The
Monroe Jaycees
Max H. Voelkli
Hugo H. Voelkli
Roger M. Voelkli
James H. Voelkli
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