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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1963
Page
3
The New Glarus Historical Society hosted a Friday dinner at the Zwingli House for volunteers who helped run the Historial Museum Village. Attendees included Emil Kubly Phillip Marty Joshua Hoesly J A Freitag and many others plus Rev Linus Wierwill.
Miss Sharon Kay Miller of Freeport announces her engagement to Richard Freese of Orangeville. The bride to be is a 1963 Pearl City high school graduate employed by Economy Fire and Casualty. Freese, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Freese, is a Meadow Brook Soft Water sales employee and a 1962 Orangeville high school graduate who attended Freeport Community College.
Miss Louise Buford and Lee Rosenquist, former Orangeville residents, were married at 2 p.m. Saturday in the EUB church at Dwight. Local attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Jim Koch and family, Mr. and Mrs. Don Moyer and family, Mr. and Mrs. William Babler, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Obert, Mr. and Mrs. James Flannery, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Lehman, Mrs. Ray Folgate, Miss Marcene Wieck, Mrs. George Obert, and Mrs. Theo Downing.
Civics club meeting in Brodhead discussed home safety with a check test led by Mrs. Mildred Salladay. Guest Mrs. Lewis Peckham of Evansville, president of the First District Federation of Women’s Clubs, spoke on a Feder ation safety contest.
Four thankoffering services are scheduled at the EUB church. Candlelight Circle meets Monday Nov 11 at 8 p.m. WSWS holds its service with the monthly meeting Thursday Nov 14 at 2 p.m. in the chapel. Mrs. Ted Miller and Miss Mabel Bauer lead the book study My Brother a Stranger. Youth Fellowship bank offering Sunday Nov 17. Boys and Girls on ship service Sunday Dec 1 at 10 a.m. Leaders are Mrs. Roger Coplien and Mrs. Catherine Updike.
Emerson Allen Ejmerson will be guest soloist in a Sunday 8 p.m. organ recital at Adams Lutheran Church Argyle rural area. Rev. Emil Martinson will officiate the dedication of the new organ installed in September. The recital is sponsored by the Adams Family Night with lunch and social hour in the church parlors hosted by the Lester Moon Julian Breiseth and Homer Hendrickson families.
Janet Buehler was elected president at the American Legion Junior Auxiliary meeting held Saturday in the Legion hall. Virginia Bacon was named vice president, Marcia Connors secretary-treasurer, Linda Wilcox chaplain, Don na Marty and Julene Simmons color bearers. A Halloween party followed the meeting with Mrs. Alan Goecke in charge of all Junior Legion activities.
Miss Virginia Kochis county 4-H home economics agent was a guest during the Alpha Zeta Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Phi sorority meeting in the Green Room of Ludlow Memorial library. Thelma Gamm and Dorothy Johnson reported on the state council meeting in Milwaukee on Oct 27, hosted by Mrs Robert Prien and Miss Marian Boynton.
Mr and Mrs Edward Berryman of Dodgeville will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary with an open house Sunday from 2 to 5 p m in the Fellowship hall of the Dodgeville Methodist church The former Frances Perkins attends the event with Mr Berryman
The couple married on Navy 20 1913 with bride’s brother George Perkins and Mrs Raymond Metcalf as attendants. They owned Cozy cafe in Dodgeville for 28 years retiring in 1956 selling to their son. They have four children Edward in Dodgeville Mrs George E Green Detroit Mich Mrs Mason Ferrell Mineral Point and Mrs Melvin Olson Dodgeville with seven grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
The American Legion Auxiliary will hold a meeting Thursday at 8 p.m. in the Legion hall. Mrs Carroll Robertshaw, Mr Horeb, Third District president, and Edward Niffenegger Jr local past commander, will speak on the national convention held at Miami Beach Florida.
Jodi Lynne Larson daughter of Mr and Mrs Gerald Larson Freeport was baptized at Immanuel EUB Monroe with sponsors Miss Sandra Lyne Babler New Glarus and Duane Larson Rockford Rev Melvin J Roehr danz officiating. A dinner at the Babler home New Glarus honored the baptism and Sandra Babler birthday with family in attendance.
A slate of officers will be presented at the Madison District Wisconsin Association of Licensed Practical Nurses meeting Monday at 7:30 p.m. The gathering will be held at the vocational school in Madison.
Washington Circle will meet at 1 30 p m Wednesday November 13 in Fellowship Hall. Co hosts will be Mrs Rudy Feller and Mrs Alwina Gempeler.
Mr and Mrs Walter Huber of Mineral Point will honor their 35th wedding anniversary with an open house at 705 State Street on Sunday from 2 to 4 p m. Residents and friends are invited to attend.
Mrs H F Cunningham, a voluntary field worker for the Methodist West Wisconsin Conference Board of Education, attended a sub district workshop on new curriculum church school material at Bethany Methodist church in Madison. She then led a leadership training and observation school at Calvary Methodist church in Madison for the church school staff.
Mrs Lawrence Buetzer will present the month’s cause Stewardship and Mrs Henry Wieman will lead scripture and prayer with Rev Hans C Jersild directing Bible study at the Jordan American Lutheran Church Women meeting Thursday at 2 pm. Servers include Mrs Marvin Sandley as chairman and Mrs Lewis Lehman and Mrs Grant Allen.
Karrie Kay Kraus daughter of Mr and Mrs Larry Kraus was baptized Sunday at St Johns United Church of Christ with Rev Donald Storck officiating. Sponsors were Mr and Mrs Charles Larse South Wayne. A baptismal and birthday luncheon followed at the Kraus home as Karrie Kay nears her first birthday Thursday.
A clothing drive to aid Lutheran World Relief runs November 17 to 25 at Primrose and York Lutheran churches. Rev. Clifford Pederson is pastor of both congregations.
The Union WSWS will meet at 2 p.m. Thursday, November 14. Leaders will be Mrs. Otto Goecks and Mrs. Walter Ladwig.
Frank J. Lenz transferred from Mountain Home Idaho to Newfoundland is on a 30 day leave with relatives. His wife Ruth Blackford will reside in Janesville during his absence. Classified ads connect buyers renters and sellers in search of contact.
Mrs. Yadgar Nasredinova, vice president of Russia's Supreme Soviet, arrived in London for a two day unofficial visit. She said she hoped to meet people and see places of interest, noting she has never been to London before. In Jakarta, U S Ambassador Howard P Jones left for Washington to discuss current Southeast Asia events and Indonesia with officials. he plans to return in about a month.
Secretary Udall said 31 whooping cranes, including seven born this year, reached their winter grounds in Texas. He called it the largest number of young birds in the flock since 1958 59, describing the population surge as good news.
Walter Judd denies seeking the Republican presidential nomination but agrees to be promoted for it while visiting Michigan. He notes Minnesota GOP leaders back the bid, despite having lost his House seat in 1960.
The blast of air from avalanches splinters trees considerable distances from the slide path, illustrating the unpredictable power of snow slides and their reach beyond the immediate danger zone.
Experts debated the explosion at the Indiana State Fairgrounds Coliseum during Holiday on Ice. Bernard Sweeney said propane gas caused the blast while Keith Cole noted tanks were mishandled and dropped during delivery.
Dr. and Mrs. M. W. Stuessy and son Lawrence of Brodhead with their son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Ray Knutson of Washington D. C. are vacationing in Hawaii.
A 1963-64 high school dance band is organized under director Ben Reehl. Rehearsals occur Tuesdays at 7 30 AM. Members include Kris Kubly Madelin Schuett Steve Welsh Ruth Ann Hoesly Gary Streiff Judy Thompson JoAnn Kehrli Mitch Disch Berta Puempel Steve Hoesly Dean Disch Mary Frick Lynne Luchsinger Heidi Klassy. Diar 325 5101.
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