Wiota Lutheran Churches Set Confirmation With Communion
Wiota WIOTA Special confirms baptismal vows for many youths at East and West Wiota Lutheran churches on Sunday June 2. Names include Mark Anderson Paula Berger Marvin Brenum Steven Brenum Arthur Gilbertson Sheila Jackson Cannie Sahncan David Johnson Lynn Johnson David Jorgenson Marjorie Komprood David Nall Dennis Nall Eloise Norland Larry Ommodt Shelby Peterson Peter Ronnerud Lee Rupnow Brenda Rygh Steven Rugh Vicky Rugh Joan Schumacher Linda Seffrood Ronald Seffrood Thomas Simonson Carin Wick Ruth Wicklund Kathleen Wilde Carmen Zuberbuhler.
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Wiota
Future Homemakers to Convene at Green Lake
Miss Joan Schurch and Mr Horeb a vice president in home economics will speak on Action for Citizenship at the annual state convention of the Future Homemakers of America in Green Lake from Monday, June 3 to Thursday, June 6.
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Joan Schurch
Horeb
Action For Citizenship
The
Future Homemakers of America
Green Lake
Flowers Unite Our Nations Theme At Rockford Flower Show
The 13th annual Greater Rockford Horticulturalists flower show will be held Saturday and Sunday, June 15 and 16, in the Illinois National Guard Armory. Local gardeners feature displays and competitions under the theme Flowers Unite Our Nations.
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Flowers Unite Our Nations
Rockford
Illinois National Guard
Tmuckfora
Becky Trumpy Named To Scout Planning Unit
Walworth resident Sue Stepenske elected president of the Badger Council Senior Girl Scout planning board at last night’s meeting in Bevent. Sacha Sfeenenents Reseege of South Wayne high school honored at graduation party hosted by Manuel Pagel family. Eastern Star memorial services held for D. L. Amerpohl and Loudon Blackbourn with music by Mrs. Bruce Timm and Loren Sutherland.
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Sue Stepenske
Walworth
Badger Council
Beoit
Sacha Sfeenenents
South Wayne
Manuel Pagel
Mmes
Clarence Rebly
Orangeville
Victor Ruegsegger
Allan Pagel
Monroe
Leonard Harri Stockton
Daryl Pagel
Joyce
Janice
Monticello
Messrs
Enright Foley
Burdean Everson
Kenneth
Mary Jo
Clynton Seffrood
Richard Ruegsegger
David
Mrs. Seffrood
Be loit Meeting Discusses New Program Plans
Tonight in beloit a meeting covered past year activities and plans for the new program. Officers Rosanne Channing Elkhorn vice president Becky Trumpy Monroe secretary Marilyn Stepenske Walworth treasurer chaired by committee leaders. Attendees from Monroe included Jenet Barry retiring planning board president Shirley Mohns Mary Howe Kathy Howe Julie Jacobs Kay Lindsay Sharon Beer and Christine Knaack.
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Sue Stepenske
Walworth
Badger Council
Beloit
Rosanne Channing
Elkhorn
Becky Trumpy
Monroe
Marilyn Stepenske
Jenet Barry
Shirley Mohns
Mary Howe
Kathy Howe
Julie Jacobs
Kay Lindsay
Sharon Beer
Christine Knaack
FHA Officers Installed At Brodhead Banquet
The FHA Mother-Daughter banquet in Castle Hall honored the Pythian Sisters era event and installed next year’s officers. Vicki Hawkins became president with Sydne Arnemoier as vice president and Ada Schultz secretary. Ruth Malcock treasurer and Delores Shrier historian. Pat Lindsay reporter. Janet Ruef parliamentarian. Senior adviser Mrs S L Cain was recognized.
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Brodhead
FHA
Pythian Sisters
Castle Hall
Vicki Hawkins
Sydne Arnemoier
Ada _ Schultz
Ruth Malcock
Delores Shrier
Pat Lindsay
Janet Ruef
S.L. Cain
Brodhead OES Group Holds Memorial Rites
The Brodhead OES group held memorial rites with color slides of the late Interna D. L. Amerpoh and London Timm. They sang My God and I, led by Sutherland, closing with The.
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Brodhead Oes Group
Mother Daughter Event at Zwingli Church in Monticello
A share a dish banquet and church program at Zwingli United Church of Christ featured welcome by Jan Quade, piano duet by Mrs. Voegeli and Mrs. Stauffer, and a Mother Daughter tribute by Mrs. Durtschi and daughter Donna. Prayers closed the event, honoring oldest mother Mrs Meier Sr and others.
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Monticello
Zwingli
Mothers Honored With Corsages And Toasts At Event
The program honored several mothers with corsages including Julia Pickett Hattie Peterson Mary Ableman Sophia Hanson Emma Wahblum Jane Mason Ella Maurer Goldie Rigney Georgiana Divan Ann VanMatre and Emma Martin plus Iva Tomlinson. The toast was by Mrs Theda May with Mrs Shirley Perdue giving the response. A vocal solo was performed by Mrs Frank Thompson and a duet by Mrs James Perdue and her daughter Sharon.
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Mmes
Mary Ableman
Willard Moe
Julia Pickett
Hattie Peterson
Sophia Hanson
Emma Wahblum
Jane Mason
Ella Maurer
Goldie Rigney
Georgiana Divan
Ann VanMatre
Emma Martin
Iva Tomlinson
Theda May
Shirley Perdue
Frank Thompson
James Perdue
Sharon
Sally Thompson
Frank Thompsons
Jerry Schomoldt
Local Monticello Family Gathering Highlights
Sally Thompson noted as youngest present and Mrs Jerry Schomoldt as youngest mother at a Monticello gathering. Julia Pickett the oldest mother and Emma Martin the mother with most daughters. Mrs James Perdue had a birthday with gifts to Julia Pickett and Hattie, assisted by Mrs Harold Ambler. A noon family dinner was held at the Casino. Mr and Mrs Kuebli wed May 27, 1938 with attendants from several families. NAMED AS PRESIDENT Jerry Killingstad presiding.
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Harold Ambler
Casino
Monticello
Kuebli
John Obert
South Wayne
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