Social Events Highlight Zwingli Aid Circle Meeting
Miss Rose Stauffer organist opened the Zwingli AidCircle gathering in the Monticello parish house with Thanksgiving. Forty members and five guests answered roll call as Mrs. Clara Wendt led the program and co hostesses assisted. A $50 donation was voted for Christmas cheer at the Orphans Home and Indian Mission, gifts for Christmas World Service will be donated in December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Rose Stauffer
Marion Burgy Hoesly
Madison
Zwingli Aid Circle
Clara Wendt
N. C. Jensen Stoughton
Charles Rolph Jr
Harvey Milbrandt
Fred Holcomb
Alice Martin
Elkhorn
William G. Meier
Belleville
Louise Karlen
Monroe
Orphans Home
Indian Mission School
Fred Stauffer
Lena Babler
John Altman Couple Observe 30th Wedding Anniversary
ir and Mrs John L Altman Route 1 New Glarus mark their 30th anniversary with a dance at Wilhelm Tell hall for friends and relatives They wed in New Glarus November 9 1933 Rev Richard Rettig Attendants were Walter Hammerly and Elsa Disch Now of San Pedro California The Altmans have a daughter Mrs Herbert Swingen and a granddaughter
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John L. Altman
Route 1
New Glarus
Wilhelm Tell Hall
John Altman
Edna Disch
Richard Rettig
Walter Hammerly
Monticello
Altmans
Herbert Swingen
Horeb
Mrs Felder to Show Slides at Aid Meeting
Mrs Felder will present slides from Viet Nam and describe the country during the Friday program of the Aid Society at the First Universalist Church. The 3 p.m. event in the church vestry follows the 2 p.m. business meeting with refreshments afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Felder
Aid
Lous Reiger
Felder
Viet Nam
Aid Society of the First Universalist Church
Carol Zink Honored With Bridal Shower in Orangeville
Carol Zink of Orangeville was honored at a miscellaneous bridal shower Saturday at the Milo Friedrichs home in Monroe. She and David Kuebli plan to marry November 20 at 2 p.m. in the Orangeville Methodist church. Zink works at Sunny's Beauty Salon in Freeport. her fiancé is employed at Buri Electric Co. in Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Zink
Orangeville
Milo Friedrichs
Monroe
David Kuebli
Orangeville Methodist Church
Miss Zink
Sunny
Freeport
Buri Electric Co
Bloom Wait Engaged To Walter Wait In Wisconsin Notice
Patricia Ann Bloom announces her engagement to Walter Wait from Eau Claire. daughter of Patricia Ann Bloom and Walter Wait are the couple’s parents. Patricia works at St. Clare hospital and Walter is employed by Armour Creameries in Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Jarad Ruf
9Th Street
Patricia Ann Bloom
Walter Te Wait
Heneritta Boyer
Eau Claire
Bloom
St. Clare Hospital
Armour Creameries
Monroe
Thanksgiving Film Planned by St John Aid Society
A Thanksgiving program at the St John’s Aid Society meeting includes a film show at 2 30 p m tomorrow in the church. Mrs Paul H Olm leads devotions and a musical program. Refreshments are chaired by Mrs Frank Bloom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aid Society
St. John’s Aid Society
Paul H. Olm
Frank Bloom
Pisgah WSWS Meets at Kolden Home
The WSWS of Pisgah EUB church in New Glarus met at Mrs. Ted Kolden’s home with Mrs. Norman Klassy leading "Baskets of Blessings." Members prepared 11 health kits and three layettes for World Community Day and planned the Monticello Thankoffering service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pisgah Church
WSWS
Kolden
Pisgah Eub Church
New Glarus
Ted Kolden
Lastevening
Norman
Klassy
Woman's Relief Corps Holds Memorial Service
The Woman's Relief Corps observed a memorial service with Stuessy singing Sweet Hour of Prayer, supported by Mrs. Anna Legler. Deceased members Lena Baltzer Edna Howe Clara ZumBrunnen A R Steele Charles Stubbe and Fred B Marty were honored as the charter was draped. Refreshments were arranged by Minnie Roenneburg John Figi and Barbara Heiman. The next meeting to honor past presidents will be November 19 in the Legion Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winch Stuessy
Anna Legler
Woman's Relief Corps
Lena Baltzer
Edna Howe
Clara ZumBrunnen
A. R. Steele
Charles Stubbe
Fred B. Marty
Minnie Roenneburg
John Figi
Barbara Heiman
Legion 1
Engagement announced for Alice Duff and Gordon Holcomb
Mr and Mrs James E Duff of Wausaukee announce the engagement of their daughter Alice to Gordon E Holcomb son of Mr and Mrs Henry C Hefty of Monticello. Miss Duff a Berlin Memorial Hospital School of Nursing graduate and University Hospitals Madison employee hopes for a January wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Duff
Holcomb
Monticello
James E. Duff
Wausaukee
Alice
Gordon E. Holcomb
Henry C. Hefty
Miss Duff
Berlin Memorial Hospital School of
Green Bay
University Hospitals
Madison
Platteville State College
Kiwanis Tour Planned of Industri Combustion Plant
Kiwanis members will tour the Industri Combustion Plant after a luncheon at the Swiss Wheel at 12 15 p m tomorrow. The event follows the club's noon meeting and invites members to join the afternoon visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis
Industri Combustion
Cary Grant Talks Cooking Career and Daily Habits
Cary Grant plans to learn cooking in a modern Beverly Hills kitchen as he nears his 60s. He reflects on luck, dieting, and balance while recalling a Star of the Year honor from Theater Owners of America and a playful moment with fans. He notes easy exercise, riding, and a habit of listening more than talking. The ageless star remains vibrant and optimistic about future projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danny Kaye
Grant
Beverly Hills
Theater Owners of America
Caryl
Ion
Cary
Mother Mahree
Metropolitan Opera
Wisconsin Flag Set to Fly at Amundsen Scott Station
Wisconsin state flag will fly over the Amundsen Scott South Pole station. Assemblyman Paul Dailey raised 22 dollars for the flag given by Langlade County residents and mailed to Navy Electronics technician David G. Peterson of White Lake who spent a year there. Peterson asked his mother for the flag. The Australian sea horse note follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
South Pole
Paul Dailey
Relcho
Langlade County
Navy
David G. Peterson
White Lake
Amundsen Scott
Peterson
1868 Monroe Shawl in National Museum Display
A paisley shawl from 1868, bought for 40 at a Monroe store, is now in the American Costume Collection of the U S National Museum Washington D C. Donated by Mrs. Henry Hogans of Evansville, it belonged to her mother Mrs. James Timmons, born Kathryn Maher who came from Ireland.
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Monroe
United States National Museum
Washington, D.C
Henry Hogans
Evansville
James Timmons
Kathryn Maher
Ireland
Timmonses
Boston
Highway 11
Ralph Stauffacher
Timmons
Nora Timmons Hogans
Orangeville
Mr. Hogans
Kentucky Judges Split by Sibling Challenge in Primaries
In Campbellsville Kentucky brothers Philip and George Bertram both win party nominations in a cross filing for the 11th Judicial District. Philip secures the Democratic nod and George the Republican nod, pitting a family contest against the present judge Bertram of the same district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbelloville
Bertram
Philip
George
Kentucky
Senators Split on Loan Cut in Foreign Aid Bill
Democratic senators William Proxmire and Gaylord Nelson divided on Tuesday as the Senate approved a foreign aid bill amendment. The vote was 42 to 20 to reduce the development loan fund authorization by 25 million dollars to 950 million. Proxmire supported the amendment while Nelson opposed.
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Washington
Wisconsin
William Proxmire
Gaylord Nelson
Senate
Proxmire
Nelson
Dia
Democrat Wins Frisco Election
San Francisco voters in the drizzle elected Democrat John F. Shelley mayor, the first since 1900s, with Shelley leading Harold Dobbs 114,790 to 88,954 as returns remained incomplete. Shelley touted Democratic backing. Dobbs received major newspaper endorsements and support from former Mayor George Christopher.
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San Francisca
San Franciscans
John F. Shelley
Harold Dobbs
Shelley
Edward R. Taylor
Eugene E. Schmidt
Taylor
Edmund G. Brown
Debbs
San Francisco
George Christopher
Charter
Knights of Pythias Plan Centennial Activities
Five Beloit Lodge members attended the Beloit meeting to organize a centennial class for new members in observance of the order’s 1864 founding. Monroe attendees were Floyd Matzke John Andereck Herman Dieckhoff Herbert H Stauffacher and A R Steele.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythias
Beloit Lodge
Knight of Pythias Organization
Monroe
Floyd Matzke
John Andereck
Herman Dieckhoff
Herbert H. Stauffacher
A.R. Steele
Slayton Receives New Space Duty and Civilian Status
Donald K. Slayton was named assistant director for flight crew operations at the Manned Spacecraft Center and remains coordinator of astronaut affairs. He submitted his resignation from the Air Force commission on Oct 17 to improve chances for future manned space flights. His civilian salary rises to 18000 a year as he also oversees aircraft operations and the center’s space flight crew support program.
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Muuseon
Donald K. Slayton
Manned Spacecraft Center
Slayton
Air Force
Center
Six Wallendas Injured in Fall in Sarasota Practice
While practicing the seven person human pyramid at winter quarters a wire snapped lowering the troupe. Six Wallendas were injured none seriously leader Karl Wallenda said the wire was only 12 feet high. The incident recalls a fatal 1962 Detroit Coliseum collapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarasota
Fla
Wallendas
Karl
Wallenda
Walsendas
Detroit Coliseum
Jenny Faughnan
Moose Lodge sponsors Monroe Scout Troop and Cubs
Moose Lodge members voted to sponsor a Monroe Girl Scout unit and all Monroe Cub Scout packs during the meeting last night. Final plans were set for enrollment and mortgage burning ceremonies on Tuesday November 12. Lee Babler led a lunch for the 35 members present.
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Moose
Moose Lodge
Monroe
Moose Hall
Lee Babler
Miss Shirley Ray to headline Grand Ole Opry at Consistory
Miss Shirley Ray will perform in a Saturday Grand Ole Opry show at Consistory Auditorium with Stonewall Jackson Jimmy Newman the Duke of Paducah Red Savine Rex Rinehart and the Tennessee Valley Boys. Two shows at 7 and 10:15 p.m. Tickets available at Garrity Drug Freeport or at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Ray
Consistory
Miss Ray
Stonewall Jackson
Jimmy Newman
the Duke of
Kubly Trucking Firm Sold to New Partners
The Frank J. Kubly Transfer was sold effective November 1 to Mathew F. Eraser William Park and Philip M Gordon with Kubly remaining as manager. The transfer preserves grandfather rights and general hauling permits and continues long distance hauling of cheese and furniture moving under the original name. The buyers also run Monroe Truck Lease Inc which holds a bus contract in Monroe School District. Gordon is president of Trucks Inc Park is vice president and Eraser is vice president of Johnson Eraser Pontiac Co of Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Kubly
Mathew F. Eraser
William Park
Philip M.gordon
Kubly
Monroe Truck Lease, Inc
Monroe
Gordon
Trucks, Inc
Park
Eraser
Johnson-Eraser | Pontiac Co
Browntown 4-H elects new officers and plans fall events
Jean Wells was elected president of the Browntown Busy Beavers 4-H Club at the October meeting. Officers include Delores Lauper secretary Jim Salesman vice president Frederick Lauper treasurer Burnett Soddy reporter. A recreation committee is formed with Jeff Lueck chair Larry Hartwig Steve Scott Bruce Scott. New song leaders Ginger Nall Anita Rood. Members led pledges and a 4-H song. Plans for a hayride and skating party were made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browntown Busy Beavers
Jean Wells
Marcia Wells
Clarno
Mike Minder
del Soddy
Marcia Lueck
Joann Sean Frederick Lauper
Delores Lauper
John Minder
Delbert Soddy
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Walter Wait
Lola Burdick
Union Presbyterian Church Circle Three
David Albright
Jennie Niedermeier
20Th Avenue
Lester Frazin
Jewish Temple
Rockford
John Wesley
John Wesley Penniston
Robert Penniston
First Methodist Church
Penniston
Messrs
Mines
James Penniston
Jeffrey
Argyle
Richard Wetzel
Robert Montgomery
Larry
LuAnn
Linda
Dorothy Montgomery
Gail
Gary
Sue Ann
Winslow
Everett Montgomery
South Wayne
WSCS
Basswood Methodist Church
Justin Dietmeier
Herman Busjahn
Cary Grant
Hal Doyle
New York
South Pole Station
John William Butenko
Igor A. Ivanov
Amtorg
Russia
United States
Rutherford
N.J
FBI
Monroe Shawl
National Museum
Kay
Frisco
Kubly Trucking Firm
Maple Grove Ikk
Tingley
Monroe Evening Times
Etter
Penney
Horizon
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