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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1972
Page
5
A collection of readers write in with issues about being called by their names, a divorced couple hosting a housewarming for the husband, and an alarming job interview asking about birth control and drugs. Abby notes some questions in interviews are non routine and hints at ulterior motives.
Miss Nancy Sue Knouse wed Harold John Schram at West Viota Lutheran Church in Sturgeon Bay. The ceremony featured Rev. Eldred Peterson officiating at 2 p.m. Attendants included maid of honor Barbara Rowe and bridesmaids Mrs. Richard Lelle and Miss Janet Drier. After a Canada honeymoon, the couple will reside in Sturgeon Bay. the bride is a 1968 Black Hawk High School graduate.
Glen A. Ridnour a former Monroe resident is named executive director of Dane County Head Start and Parent-Child Learning Centers effective immediately. The vacancy since 1971 will lead the Innovation Pilot Program to assess Head Start needs in Dane County. Ridnour is a Monroe High School and UW Platteville graduate with prior work in St Paul Kansas City and Great Falls.
Orangeville lodges invite members and families to a 6 30 p m turkey supper on Saturday November 11. Attendees should bring a salad or dessert and their own table service. A Rebekah flag will be dedicated to the late Pearl Lawler who served the lodge 48 years, with the Lawler family presenting the memorial.
Brenda Jean Cleaveland infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Dennis Cleaveland Monroe was baptized Sunday at Washington Reformation United Church of Christ rural Monticello by Rev A R Achtemeier. Sponsors were Miss Nancy Cleaveland Albany and Wayne Hess Monticello. A family dinner followed at the maternal grandparents home Roy Hess Monticello with gifts and refreshments.
Eighteen members of the Past Presidents Group attended a Fall dinner at Idle Hour Mansion Tuesday evening. Prizes were awarded to Mmes. Ralph Lindsay Robert Hardell Frederick Lanz P J Lochner Bernard Gibbons and Edward Niffenegger with Mrs Lindsay earning the special prize. Co chairs for the event were Mrs Alfred Henning and Mrs Nelson Miller. The next Past Presidents meeting is planned for May.
A surprise farewell party was held at the Casino Tuesday night for Mr. and Mrs. Robert Holcomb Jr. Moving from Washington Township to a new Monticello home this month, they received a monetary purse. Hosts were Mrs. Alvin Bernet Mrs. Allen Luchsinger and Mrs. Leon Gempeler. Attendees included Harlan Babler Belleville Wilbert Wirth Juda George Wirth Monroe Paul Bredeson and Daniel Bernet from Darlington and other Monticello residents.
A long roster of attendees includes Ivan Marty Sam Goecks Eugene Olson Edwin Saxer Ernest Beutel Gaylord Voegels Merlyn Loveland Roy Hess Calvin Drafahl Otto Graber Leon Gempeler Kenneth Johnson Robert Thoman Dwaine Thoman Ralph Zimmerman Gilman Schmid Robert Witwer Leonard Kemprood John Wirth Alvin Bernet Allen Luchsinger Mike Bidlingmaier Adolph Gobeli Larry Schmid Robert Holcomb Jr Dennis Shelly Lily Braton Ruth Gempeler John Wirth Paul Komprood Ernest Rufener Charles Kroff Fredes Fontes Diane Bernet and other locals.
The New Glarus Lions host an annual pancake supper and light bulb sale at the New Glarus Hotel starting at 5 p.m. Bienema's Olds provides a note about a sale with a large seating area and plush decor.
Milwaukee speakers present at the Swiss Colony Inn with a breakfast for sixteen attendees and two guests, Hugh Jensen and Ronald Marsh. The program led by Francis Denny covered No-Fault Insurance as part of a sales training event for Milwaukee Mutual Insurance Company. Members plan to meet again next Thursday morning.
Janet Marie Nipple daughter of Mr and Mrs William Nipple Rt 1 Argyle was baptized October 2 at St John s Catholic Church South Wayne Rev Francis Dominic officiated Sponsors were Mr and Mrs Richard Fox Rural Winslow Illinois A luncheon followed at Janet s home Guests included the Foxes and Ernsts Meier and Ernst families and Rev Dominic
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