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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1968

Page

4

St Omar Chapter 90 honors Electa at Beloit gathering

Members of St Omar Chapter No 90 of the Order of Eastern Star met at the Masonic Temple on Oct 28 to honor Electa and entertain guests. Notables included Mrs Orrel Thompson Grand Electa of Wisconsin and several past grand matrons and representatives from multiple chapters. A lunch followed and upcoming events and invitations were announced for November gatherings.

St. Omar Order of Eastern Star Masonic Temple Arkansas Wisconsin Wilbert G. May Monroe Nevada Phyllis Wilson Grand Evening Star Chapter Beloit Rhonda Magoon Amaranth Club Olin Flisram Yorkrite College Sam Rubi Pearl City Lena Orangeville Beloit- Phoenic Evening Star South Wayne New Glarus Monticello Brodhead Middleton Oconomowoc Albany Evansville Lake Park Chicago Howard McCoy May Helen Miller Rainbow Lester Johnson Royal Liddicoat Olin Flistam Walter Ludwig Chester Tobin Josephine Johnson Alton Kiel Harvey Holland Galli Kathryn Matzke Robert Simler Robert Faith Bruce Reichert Gladys Leeder Grand Chapter Fall River Inez Bates Delaware Fall River Methodist Church Oregon Queen of Sheba Reedsburg Bank

Couples Club Fun Night Set for November 21

St Johns Couples Club schedules a Fun Night and supper for November 18 at 7 30 p m following a School of Religion session and business meeting led by Edwin Schenk. Tony Goerlitz nominated for vice president. Harvest Gathering proceeds go to New Glarus Home with items such as food cash and beds requested. Members to bring sandwiches relishes or salads and a hot dish. Mrs Donald Springer will show pictures from a recent hunt.

St. John’s Couples Club School of Religion Edwin Schenk Tony Goerlitz Glarus Roger Isley Roger Stauffacher Homer Wiedman Robert Reider Hans Sulzer James Bisegger Werner Vogel Fred Blanc Don Davenport

Immanuel WSCS Sets November Theme Gratitude and Responsibility

Immanuel United Methodist WSCS outlines November program theme Gratitude and Responsibility linking offerings to heritage environment and social duty. Circles meet Nov 5 6 and 7 with various hosts and lesson leaders across Ruth Rebecca Priscilla Esther Rachel Naomi Martha and Mary Circles.

Immanuel United Methodist Wscs Ruth Circle David Blum Bette Timm Rebecca Circle Fellowship Hall Lydia Miller Robert Hendrickson Nina Marchant William Whipple Merle Erickson Harvey Stauffacher Francis Strait Nathalie Schultz Priscilla Circle Harley Shelton Richard Bahr Esther Circle Clarence Schultz Bobbie Schuler Rachel Circle Aaron Norder Ralph G. Krauss Naomi Circle Frank Fritsch Stella Kryder Martha Circle Stella Baumgartner Edna Rupp Mary Circle Wade Cash Herman Stuessy

Fashion revue to showcase 32 ensembles at Stout campus

Alice Nussbaum leads a Vogue Butterick sponsored fashion show as a class project for Clothing and Textiles Industry at Stout. The event features 32 outfits using fabrics from Eininger Crompton American Silk and Heller Knits and will be staged November 19 at 7 30 p m in Harvey Hall auditorium with in store display planned at a local merchant.

Stout State University Alice Nussbaum Frank Nussbaum Monroe Alice Vogue-Butterick Patterns Company Eininger, Crompton American Silk Heller Knits Harvey Hall Stout

Nyman Family Welcomes Daughter Tera Louise in Footville

Mr and Mrs John W Nyman Footville Wis announce the birth of their daughter Tera Louise on Monday Oct 7 at St Clare Hospital The baby joins siblings Todd 5 Tami 3 Troy 2 and Tony 1 Grandparents include Mrs Lesetta Nyman Dakota IL and Mr and Mrs Bernard Pickett Argyle Great grandparents are Mrs Nora Nyman Janesville and Earl Pickett Beloit Also Mr and Mrs Gary T Henning Monroe announce a son Richard William born Friday Oct 25 They also have two older sons Wayne 4 and Jamie 3 Grandparents listed as Mr and Mrs Dean Mad

Lewis Hardyman Route 4 Doeringsfeld Norfolk Frank C Nancy) Daniels Oceanside Calif U.S. Marines Margaret Joyce Mae Helland Gordon Helland Brodhead James L. Morelock Spurgeon Eutley Maynard State Line William Munson Rock City Ill St. Clare Hospital Schmitz Tera Louise John W. Nyman Footville Wis Nyman Karen Pickett Nymans Todd LaVerne Tami Lynn Troy Louis Tony Lee Lesetta Nyman Dakota Bernard Pickett Argyle Nora Nyman Janesville Earl Pickett Beloit Gary T. Henning 5Th St Monroe Richard William Henning Ruth Rothermel Wayne Jamie Dean Mad

Community Ed Project 6 Hosts Meeting for Special Needs

The Green County Association for Retarded Children will hold a meeting on Monday November 4 at 8 p.m. in the County Special Education Building. Speakers include Carolyn Wells from Central Colony and James A. Myers of Project 6 who will discuss community services for the mentally retarded. Project 6 serves Grant Crawford Sauk Richland Iowa Lafayette counties and was expanded to Green County last year. It is funded by a five year federal grant plus county support and run by Central Wisconsin Colony and Training School Madison. Programs include public education professional information fixed referral traveling diagnostic team home training and more.

Green County Association For Carolyn Wells Central Colony James A. Myers Grant Crawford Sauk Richland Iowa Lafayette Green County Wisconsin Project Madison Project 6

Mrs. Thornton Feted on Birthday in Monticello

Monticello Times Special reports a 25 year Monticello High School class reunion for the class of 1953 at the Casino with a dinner and social hour. Attendees included Norman Marty Argyle and multiple couples from Evansville Madison Brown town Albany Monroe and Monticello. A separate note covers a surprise birthday for Mrs Stanley Thornton at home with cake gifts and lunch.

Monticello Casino Norman Marty Argyle Robert Dolores Blumer Schumacher Evansville Francis Shirley Root Conrad Madison Phil Dawn Elmer Brager Brodhead James Mabel Ann Silver Chicago Gordor Rosen Grand Rapids Mich Harry Elsbeth Bennet Hahn Grafton Charles Marilyn Nosen Daniel Milwaukee John Joanne Smith Stanley Thornton Harry Thurman Herman Durtschi Orville Halverson Vernon Friedrich Edwin Kernen

Inquiry Instruction Classes Planned by Local Pastor

Rev. Harold Crume of First United Methodist Church will lead four public Inquiry and Instruction Classes starting Tuesday November 5 at 8 p.m. in Fellowship Hall at 13th Ave and 11th Street. Sessions cover church origins medieval church Reformation and Methodist heritage with no obligation to attend any class.

Harold Crume First United Methodist Church Crume Fellowship Hall 13Th Ave 11Th Street

Golden Age Club Schedules Retreat of Nov 7 in Monroe

The Golden Age Club of Monroe moves its upcoming meeting to Thursday afternoon November 7 because of the Fall election. Forty members attended the October 29 session at the Community Center City Hall. Mr and Mrs Carl Streit provided refreshments after an afternoon of dominoes and cards.

Golden Age Club of Monroe City Hall Carl Streit

Fellowship Groups Hold Hayride Event

South Wayne and Gratiot Methodist Churches youth fellowships sponsored a hayride last Saturday evening for members and invited guests. The group included Jamie Sargent, Sharon Perude, JoAnn Burkhalter, Kim Larson, Bobby Carpenter, Melvin Boeck, Buzz Heller, Kim Maurer, Diane Meier, Diane Putman, and many others with Delbert Boeck and Larry Burkhalter as drivers and Rev. R. A. Pegram along with Joel and Mary Kay Metz and David Putman as chaperones.

South Wayne Gratiot Jamie and Johnny Sargent Sharon Perude JoAnn Burkhalter Kim Larson Bobby Carpenter Melvin Boeck Buzz Heller Kim Maurer Diane Meier Diane Putman Connie Collins Roxine Griffiths Janet Pickett Jan Maurer Janaan Metcalf Melanie Mahlbuch Janet Tonn Maevis Br

Auxiliary Will Hold Meeting on Nov 4

The Knights of Columbus Auxiliary will meet Monday November 4 at 8 p m in the V F W Hall. Mrs Bernard Wiegel and Mrs Tom McCarthy lead a silent auction and members should bring items. A Memorial Mass for deceased members is set for 5 15 p m that day and all are urged to attend.

Knights of Columbus V.F.W. Hall Bernard Wiegel Tom McCarthy

Nine DHIA members join testing in Green County

Nine Green County DHIA members began testing in July August or September 1968 Harland Altmann John Dikkers Howard Voss Walter Grossen Jr Robert Helmeid Duane Mahlbuch Mans Schlapbach Thorvald Olson and Francis Fahey Also seven herds discontinued testing and a separate note reports Orangeville school band placing second in Class C at Platteville State University Homecoming under director Michael J Davis

Green County DHIA Harland Altmann John Dikkers Howard Voss Walter Grossen Jr Robert Helmeid Duané Mahlbuch Mans_ Schlapbach Thorvald Olson Francis Fahey Orangeville Platteville Wis State University Michael J. Davis

Milwaukee Ad Campaign Notice for Attorney General Race

A paid advertisement lists authors and sponsors for the Wisconsin attorney general race. Authored and paid by Cudahy for Attorney General Committee including Jack R. DeWitt Bertram N. McNamara and J O Reigle Co-Chair Milwaukee.

Auth Cudahy Jack R. DeWitt Bertram N. McNamara J. 0. Reigle Co-Chm Milwaukee Wisconsin

Cudahy Frames Justice and Order as Key Issue

Wisconsin Attorney General hopeful Richard D. Cudahy asserts most Americans reject a police state but emphasize law and order. He argues leadership must prove that justice will be done and order maintained to build public confidence.

Richard D. Cudahy Cudahy Wisconsin

Black Hawk High staging melodrama with 90s throwback

Black Hawk high school presents a melodrama in the gym on November 1 and 2 at 8 p.m. Admission is 1.00 for adults 0.75 for students. Cast includes Hawkshaw the detective as the plot unfolds with classic villains and heroes. The piece, a retro tale of gold and a dead sister’s secret, features backstage action and period lighting. In other news Suzanne Lorraine Gable was born October 17 to Joanne Gilbertson and Charles Gable of Monroe California Georgia connections noted.

Black Hawk High School Hawkshaw South Wayne J. Frank Davis Richard Murgatroyd Ken Sellow Nell Stanley Connie Ernst

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OES Immanuel Wscs South Wayne Church R. A. Pegram Mary Kay Metz Cadiz-Clarno O. F. Pinncy Relief Corps American Legion Hall Mrs. Thornton Dennis Streiff Dick Young Madison, Wisconsin Golden Age Club Zwingli United Church of Christ Alfred Aeberhardt Sr Elizabeth Anderegg Lena Babler John H. Baebler Dhia Testing Assemblyman Joe Tregoning Ruth Tregoning Assembly Delvon Tregloan Shullsburg Drell 14Th Ave Harry Henning Hardingsburg Ova Brown Elizabeth Henning Lulu Maddrell Avon Park Fla Charles Gable San Clemente Suzanne Lorraine Ben
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