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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1973
Page
4
Readers seek tactful ways to handle a filthy odor ridden neighbor apartment and a misused basement haul. Abby advises no subtle fix and urges maintaining boundaries. A secretary recounts office inequality and exhaustion from unpaid work and lack of recognition. Abby’s responses emphasize self care and assertive boundaries.
Miss Jean Marie Vierthaler wed Kenneth Marty Erickson in a November 24 ceremony at St Victor's Church Monroe area. Rev Wilfred Shea and Rev J R Hestenes officiated. attendants wore peach and apricot gowns, bridesmaids carried cascade bouquets, reception at Monroe Country Club, couple to reside in New Glarus area.
Wisconsin delegate Mrs. Leopold attended a NEA two day workshop at the St Paul Hilton, with other area attendees including Ralph Christenson and Richard Guptoon. Sessions covered organizational skills led by Joe Banks and others, drawing teachers from Iowa to Wisconsin.
The Antique Wheeler Car Club celebrated Christmas at the Monroe Community Center. Nathan Roth showed mountain climbing slides in the Tetons. Santa appeared and gifts were exchanged. Dick Scheetz and Mrs Leslie Kruse won prizes for festive contribution. John Schlappi appointed a nominating committee for 1974 officers. Archie Schneider and the Pick and Saunders families hosted.
Nelsons from Singapore on furlough will visit Grace Lutheran Church Monroe this Sunday. They will host a reception and slide show during Sunday school 9:15 to 10:30 a.m. and discuss their mission work to inform members and the public. Worship at Grace is 8 and 10 45 a.m. CAT. A gray female cat found in the 2200 block of 6th Street has been placed in the pound.
Monroe Garden Club members will hold their annual Christmas party at 1 p.m. Sunday in the Monroe Community Center with invitations to husbands or guests. Attendees should bring own table service a dish to pass a Christmas gift a white elephant gift and a table cloth.
More than 130 local volunteers assisted co chairmen Mrs. Waelchli of Monticello and Mrs. Malcock of Albany in the October drive for the Wisconsin Association for Retarded Children. Funds raised support research training and education for about 140,000 mentally retarded in the state. Area chairmen reported near completion of collections. gifts may be mailed to county treasurer David Endress or to the state association at Madison.
The United Methodist Church School schedules a Christmas program at the church on Sunday December 16 at 7 30 p m with children from Kindergarten through sixth grade taking part A fifth and sixth grade choir directed by John Duane will perform A practice session for all is set for 9 30 a m on December 15
Col Benjamin Harrison chapter of the DAR heard Mrs. George Robinson present the story of the Stars and Stripes and flag rules at the December 4 gathering. A Christmas donation supported Crossmore School in North Carolina. The next meeting is January 8 at Mrs. P C Hunt's home.
Mr and Mrs Joseph P Granberg of Argyle announce their son John Lyvian born December 4 at St Clare Hospital. Connie Ball is the mother. The family includes two older children Betty Jo and Perry Norman. Grandparents Lyvian Ball and Thelma Granberg, with Rose Nelson as great grandmother. Daniel Scott Bandi born December 3 at St Clare Hospital joins siblings Dale Gordon and Darci Lynn. Grandparents Alex and Oscar Bandi and Tone Lean, Esther Eveland, Gunnard Lean are noted along with Monroe and Monticello connections.
The Christmas Stocking Committee asks for cookies to fill more than 200 Cheer Boxes for shut ins and seniors, with delivery to St. John's United Church of Christ by December 10 and packing on December 13. They also seek a used radio for a child and list numerous committee members led by co chairs Mrs Allie Holt Shopple and Mrs Dorothy Schwaiger.
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