Rainbow installation marks Peggy Haas Rainbow term in Monroe Assembly
Peggy Haas was installed as worthy advisor of Monroe Assembly No 18 Rainbow for Girls in the Masonic Temple with Michelle Elliott as installing officer. The ceremony featured quotes from George Washington and a strong theme of tradition, friendship, and service, with extensive participation from past officers, relatives, and guests totaling about 150 attendees.
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Peggy Haas
James Haas
Monroe Assembly
Order of Rainbow
Masonic Temple
Miss Haas
George Washington
Rainbow
Michelle Elliott
Elizabeth Johnston
Janice Chesebro
Susanne Burkhard
Robert Linda Krauss
Judith Burkhard
Dennis Hurst
Colleen Quinn
Germantown
Jeri Lynn ‘Jenkins
DePere
Peggy
Franklin Trine
Dodgeville
Stout
Dodgeville Assembly
Lynn Milestone
Donna Kleckner
Charity
Sally Johnson
Hope
Sue Camron
Jane Sulzer
Kathleen Weiss
Diane Wasserstrass
Sue Eley
Linda Waage
Sandra Hudson
Gretchen Lehrke
Rhonda Price
Escorneu Ue
Alvin Jenkins
Roger Liddicoat
Evan Hull
DeMolay
Beth Timm
Terry Youngwith
Donna Wells
Walter Ludwig
Haas
Regina Hull
Jane Sul
Fond du Lac
Lodi
Port Washington
Stoughton
Beloit
Brodhead
Juda
Sam Rubi
Dorothy Johnson
Monty Chesebro
Grafton
Mike Jenkins
James Quinn
Order of the Rainbow
Faith
Times
Moose group plans convocation and meetings in Elkhorn
Women of the Moose officers and College of Regents members met September 26 at Moose Hall to plan the convocation set for October 29 with 9 a.m. registration and 9:30 a.m. practice. Attendees included senior regent Mrs Homer Wardrow junior regent Mrs John Ruff and others. The next college meeting is 7:30 p.m. October 9 at Edwin Haldiman home. A card party and cake walk follows at Moose Hall, by Mooseheart and Moosehaven committees.
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Caroline Dubrich
Elkhorn
College of Regents
Women of the Moose
Moose Hall
Moose Halls
Homer Wardrow
John Ruff
Roy Speich
Honored at surprise party here
Pvt. Terry Buol home on leave from Ft. Leonard Wood was honored at a Saturday evening surprise party. Guests included numerous Buol family members and friends from Monroe and nearby towns. the event featured games and lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Buol
Ft. Leonard Wood
Valentine Buol
Rt. 2
Douglas Thrasher
Chris
Jeffrey
Lawrence Buol
Kitty Mae Whitehead
Peter Buol
Evaline Tresner
Ivan R. Leitzinger
Walter Steiner
Laurie
Morris
Walter
John
Kathy
Becky
Susan
Ellen
Valerie
Mark
Robert
Ann Marie
Monroe
Florence Anderson
Charles Dwyer
Albany
Linda Snively
Madison
Glen Eisenbrandt Jr
Fort Atkinson
Birthday Club honors Mrs Disch at Monticello party
Mrs Jacob H Disch was honored at a birthday party Tuesday night at her home by Birthday Club members in Monticello. Substitute guests were Mrs Mary Peterson and Mrs James K Pierce. Cards were played with honors going to Mrs Edward Schmid and Mrs Ida Hoesly of New Glarus. A dessert luncheon was served by the hostess.
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Monticello
Jacob H. Disch
Mary Peterson
James K. Pierce
Edward Schmid
Ida Hoesly
New Glarus
Woodford United Methodist Turkey Pie Supper and club meetings
Browntown calls a Turkey Pie Supper at 4 30 pm Thursday at Woodford United Methodist Church with public invited. The Monroe Woman's Club executive board meets at 2 pm Wednesday at 1824 20th St. Plans for a Book Re Sale to fund an elementary art workshop on Oct 19 20 21 and the Fall Social on Oct 11 at St Victor's gym are announced. Jefferson Homemakers meet Oct 17 at 1 30 pm at Mrs Harold Green Rt 2 Brodhead due to a Judo workshop.
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Browntown
Woodford United Methodist Church
Woman's Club of
Monroe
F. S. Santiago
St. Court
St. Victor’s Gymnasium
Jefferson Homemakers Club
Harold Green
Rt 2
Brodhead
Circle de Special Friendship Circle Opens September Meeting
The Friendship Circle of Zwingli United Church of Christ opened with music by Mrs. Harvey Elmer and was presided by Mrs. Ralph Kubly. The program, themed Affirm Your Faith, included a poem by Mrs. Ralph Kubly and Our Statement of Faith. The group distributed new program books, handed out baby layettes to sew, announced the Fall Supper on Oct 26, and hostesses served refreshments to 26 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Blum
11. Kuss
Kubly
Birthday Dinner for Martin Grandsons in Argyle
Mr and Mrs Joe Martin hosted a birthday dinner for grandsons David and Ronnie Martin. David turns 12 on Sept 25 and Ronnie 10 on Sept 26. Attending were the boys parents the Alton Martins the Claytons the George Hains and Delia Hendrickson of Argyle. Gifts were given and cake supplied by their mother. Afternoon visitors included Henry Alfred and Maurice Cummings of Janesville and Debra Rockwell visiting from the East. The family later joined a 60th anniversary celebration for Clarence and Mrs Alfred.
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Argyle Times
Joe Martin
David
Ronnie Martin
Ronnie
Alton Martins
Clayton Martin
George Hains
Delia Hendrickson
Argyle
Martin
Henry Alfred
Maurice Cummings
Janesville
Debra Rockwell
Clarence Alfred
Wallace Homemakers Meet Organizes New Sunshine Fund Changes
Wallace Homemakers held an organizational meeting with nine members, handed out new books, collected cues, and planned revised sunshine fund procedures to be reported next meeting. A dessert luncheon followed and no booth was planned for the Holiday Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Monticello
Wallace
Jacob Wettach
Belleville
UW Women Show Arts Focus At Sixth Annual Day
More than 450 women from Wisconsin including Monroe attended the sixth annual Women's Day with the Arts at the University of Wisconsin Madison. The Wisconsin Alumni Association sponsored the event with the theme The Pendulum Swings. Morning seminars covered theater production design grand opera and prints. After a noon luncheon Mrs Edwin Young wife of the Madison Chancellor Mrs Wardell H Pike and Arlie M Macks addressed the group. Harpist Margaret Rupp Cooper gave Then and Now in Harp Music. Two guided tours highlighted Elvehjem Art Center displays and an Art Deco exhibit at the Historical Society galleries.
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Wisconsin
Monroe
University of Wisconsin - Madison
Wisconsin Alumni Assn
Edwin Young
Madison
Wardell H. Pike
Arlie’m
Dear Abby Household Advice Columns on Romance and Manners
A mix of Dear Abby letters and responses covers marital romance, late-night TV priorities straining affection, a spelling dispute over reoccur versus reoccur rence, a dog safety tip using spray and a knot-buckle tactic, and a baldness joke about hair care. Abby notes the honeymoon may be over when attention shifts to the TV, then provides guidance on language use and personal safety.
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Birthday Club
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Herbert Booth
News of the Homemakers
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Leah Maske
Sunshine Fund
Jones
LeRoy Petersen
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Nebr
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Joe Jones
Esther Newman
John Hillbrand
Clara Miller
Florena Stuckey
Wilbert R. Hefty
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