Daniels Hardyman wedding cards to West Coast home
Pfc Frank C. Daniels and Mrs Nancy Jo Daniels wed at St Victor's Church in a ceremony at 10 am on Saturday October 26. The bride, formerly Miss Nancy Jo Hardyman of Monroe, wore an Alencon lace and organza gown with Watteau train. The reception followed at the VFW Club with guests from Monroe Janesville Milton and other area towns. The couple will reside in California where Daniels serves with the U S Marine Corps at Camp Pendleton.
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California
Pfc
Frank C. Daniels
St. Victor’s Catholic Church
Dennis Davis
Monroe
Ava Maria
John Drew
Milton
Vicki Jenny
Belmont
Mary Daniels
Orfordville
Margaret Hardyman
Robert Daniels
Allen Zimmerman
Juda
David Daniels
Steve Brunkow
Richard Doeringsfeld
Norfolk
Doeringsfeld
Hardyman
Daniels
VFW Club
Charles Phillips Jr
Eugene Haldiman
Larry Kundert
Delores Indergand
Cecilia Daniels
Kathy Daniels
Alana Hasse
Karen Keister
Madison
Linda Haldiman
Forreston, Jr
Susan Jenny
Debra Jenny
Janesville
Madeb
Sullivan
Wis
Forreston
Chicago
Cherry Valley
Monroe High School
Madison Business College
Gilman Engineering and Manufacturing Company
Pfc. Daniels
Cootie Pup Tent reports Madison Hospital trip
A report on the October 24 visit to the Veterans Hospital in Madison was given at Cootie Pup Tent 14’s November 4 meeting at the VFW Clubrooms. The group toured wards and floors, delivering small gifts to patients. Five Beloit Cooties attended as guests: Robert Archer, Addison Long, Dave Molash, Dean Mohn, and Ray Maxwell.
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Veterans Hospital
Madison
VFW
Pup
Beloit
Monroe
Robert Archer
Addison Long
Dave Molash
Dean Mohn
Ray Maxwell
Fred Felder
Victor Welz Couple To Be Feted Nov 17
An open house honors the 40th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Welz of rural Orangeville on Sunday, November 17 from 2 to 4 p.m. at the McConnell Methodist Church Fellowship Hall. They wed November 20, 1928, at Basswood Methodist Parsonage. They have a daughter Edith Jogerst of Lena and two grandchildren. No gifts requested.
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Victor Welz
Orangeville
McConnell Methodist Church
Class of 1928 Winslow Reunion At Methodist Church
Ten of the 19 members of the Class of 1928 at Winslow held a 40th reunion Monday at the Winslow Methodist church. Mrs. Bessie Thorp Judd of New Mexico traveled the greatest distance. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Pfister of Freeport and Winslow faculty members also attended, as did Mrs. Merrill Mays of Orangeville.
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Orangeville
Winslow
Bessie Thorp Judd
New Mexico
Thomas Pfister
Freeport
Merrill Mays
Auxiliary To Hold Supper at Albany
The McDermott Steindorf American Legion Auxiliary Unit No. 144 Albany sponsors a potluck supper at the school cafeteria Tuesday November 12 at 7 30 p.m. in observance of Veterans Day. Legionnaires and auxiliary members are urged to attend and bring gifts for the Veterans Hospital if not yet delivered.
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McDermott - Steindorf American Legion Auxiliary Unit No. 144
Albany
Veterans Hospital
Janice Erickson and Douglas Oppliger Wed in Church
Janice Erickson of Blanchardville and Douglas Oppliger of Belleville exchanged marriage vows at Old York Lutheran Church, officiated by Rev. J. R. Hestenes. The bride, a 1965 New Glarus High School graduate, works for the State Medical Society in Madison. The groom, a 1963 graduate, works for the Chicago Northwestern Railroad. They reside Route 2, Belleville.
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Janice M. Erickson
Blanchardville
Douglas J. Oppliger
Belleville
Old York Lutheran Church
J. R. Hestenes
Charles Anderson
Route 1
Werner Oppliger
Route 2
Robert Disrud
Robert Johnson
Norman Hefty
Madison
Hazel Keller
Albany
Lyle Thompson
New Glarus
Gloria Belk
Wanda Broge
Robert Disch
Duane
Alan Pope
Jeff Iverson
Allen Hendrickson
Mr. Horeb
Jim Jeglum
November Birthday Club dinner marks 23rd yearly outing
Members of the November Birthday Club celebrated their 23rd annual dinner on Monday November 4 at the Old Galena Trail in Dixon. Hostess Mrs. Stanley Priewe arranged the surprise trip. The group, all Staver Church and Room For You Sunday School alumni, shopped in Dixon, visited Cook’s Gift and Flower Shop and toured Pines Park. Attending were Mrs. Hercey Benfer, Mrs. Oscar Losey, Mrs. Eunice Bartelt, Mrs. Ben Feldt, and Mrs. Stanley Priewe. Eunice Bartelt Monroe, daughter of Mrs. Benfer, drove. One member, Mrs. Lena Rote of rural Monroe, could not attend and will celebrate her 92nd birthday November 20.
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Stanley Priewe
Dixon
Cook
Pines Park
Staver Church
Room For You
Hercey Benfer
Oscar Losey
Eunice Bart
Mrs Elmer Schuett Hosts Auxiliary Meeting in Monticello
Mrs Elmer Schuett hosted the Amstutz-Marty Auxiliary Post 256 gathering in Monticello. Ten members answered roll call and officers led opening and closing prayers. The group planned the 50th anniversary Veterans Dinner for November 7 at 7 15 pm in the Monticello School Cafeteria and collected Christmas gifts for Woods Hospital through the Christmas Corner.
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Woods Hospital
Blum
Wood
Monticello
Drews Honored At IOOF Guest Night In November
Walter Drews was honored at a Monday IOOF Hall Guest Night party marking his November birthday. Attendees came from Monroe and Orangeville as Jacob Gruenewald presented Hawaii color slides. Birthday cakes were donated by Mrs. Don Jacobson Mrs. John Steinman and Mrs. Walter Jews.
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Drews
Walter Drews
Ioof Hall
Odd Fellows Lodge
Monroe
Orangeville
Jacob Gruenewald
Hawaii
Don Jacobson
John Steinman
Walter Jews
Bake Sale and Bazaar Planned by Zwingli Church Aid Society
Final plans discuss a bake sale and bazaar for Saturday December 7 as 37 members and one guest attend the Zwingli United Church of Christ Aid Society meeting. The program features readings songs prayers and a World Service clothing drive with plans to bring guests and collect veteran gifts for hospital care.
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Monticello
Aid Society of Zwingli United Church of Christ
Rose Stauffer
Jacob Wittenwyler
Mary Peterson
Ella Kubly
M. E. Lynn
Hulda Karlen
Guild
New Glarus
Louise Karlen
J. Allen Mittler
Edyth Stoll
Bessie Youngreen
Woman's Club to host panel after film on movie menace
The Monroe Woman's Club meets Wednesday November 13 in the Public Library Reading Room. A panel led by narrator Robert Tsehudy features Judge Roger L. Elmer Rev. Kieffer Archie Myers Ann Purcell and Mary Jo Goecks to discuss The Good Lookers and the impact of movies and television. The program follows a brief business meeting at 8 p.m. A tea will follow with co chairmen Mrs. Carl Maurer and Mrs. William Johnston and new member Mrs. James Lierman announced.
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Good Lookers
Woman’s Club of
Monroe
Public Library
Robert Tsehudy
Green County
Roger L. Elmer
Kieffer
St. Victor’s Catholic Church
Archie Myers
Bernard
Ann) Purcell
Mary Jo Goecks
Edwin Goecks
Department of Education
Frederick Blane
Weaver Seyler
Carl Maurer
William Johnston
James Lierman
Woman’s Club
John H. Usher
Lake Drive
District Institute
Burlington
Wis
United Fund
General Federation
Albany Circle Meeting at Zwingli Church
The Albany Circle of Zwingli United Church of Christ met Tuesday evening in Monticello with Mrs. Hans Schlapbach and Mrs. Earl Feldt joining. Bertha Blumer led a lesson on Understanding our New World and plans for a December meeting at Zwingli Church with a family night potluck were made. Connie Jones and Diane Stoehr entertained during Fellowship Hour. guests included Mrs. Fred Abbott, Diane Stoehr, and Connie Jones.
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Monticello
Albany
Zwingli United Church of Christ
Hans Schlapbach
Earl Feldt
Bertha Blumer
Zwingli Church
Connie Jones
Diane Stoehr
Fred Abbott
Alpha Zeta Group Meets in Monroe
Alpha Zeta Chapter held a brief business meeting Monday evening at the library led by President Miss Bernice Holsapple. Hostesses were Miss Holsapple and Thelma Gamm. After adjournment, members worked on the TB Christmas seal project.
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Bernice Holsapple
Alpha Zeta Chapter
Misses Holsapple
Thelma Gamm
Reverend Miller Addresses Ministers in Green County
The Green County Ministerial Association met Monday at Assembly of God Church with ten clergymen present. Madi Son of Wisconsin head of Lutheran Campus Ministry spoke on civil and human rights. No December meeting. next gathering January at Emmanuel United Methodist Church.
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Jerry Miller
Madison
University of Wisconsin
Green County Ministerial Association
Assembly of God Church
Miller
Lutheran Church
Immanuel United Methodist Church
Grace Lutheran Church Hosts Riots Discussion Seminar
Grace Lutheran Church holds an open Sunday seminar at 7 p.m. in its basement on riots and civil disobedience. A filmstrip Riots: Disobedience or Dissent and recorded local comments will guide a discussion exploring riot causes, civil law, Christian responsibility, justified civil disobedience, and handling related dilemmas.
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Grace Lutheran Church
U.S
Auxiliary Displays Gifts for Christmas Shop at Monroe Meeting
The American Zilmer Riley Unit No. 84 Auxiliary met at the Legion Hall to view gifts for the Christmas Gift Shop. Members planned donor deliveries to Wood Hospital Milwaukee on Tuesday and discussed Veterans Day dinner details for November 9.
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Niffenegger
Alfred Henning
Alice Webster
Hester Schwartz
Schwartz
Mmes
Woman Injured In Traffic Mishap Near Monroe
Mamie S. Garrison of Route 4 Darlington sustained a skinned knee when her car left a curve on Highway 81 5.5 miles northwest of Monroe at 10 48 a m Thursday. The vehicle went airborne 15 feet and crossed 442 feet along the shoulder before striking a tree after a 50 foot fence was damaged at the Charles Huber farm according to a sheriff deputy report.
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Mamie S. Garrison
Route 4
Darlington
Charles Huber
Monroe
Next Week's Menus Monroe Public Schools
The Monroe Public Schools schedule lists meals for Monday through Friday with daily items such as beef goulash and chicken pie, noting no school Thursday and a cafeteria option for Friday at senior and junior high. Albany for Nixon vote totals corrected to 233 for Nixon, 116 Humphrey, 23 Wallace, altering early implications.
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Monroe Public
Albany
Nixon
Monroe
Hubert Humphrey
George Wallace
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Charles R. Marty
Frank Loveland
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Clarence Baker
Ben White
San Soucie
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Dick Young
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Sparta
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