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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1950

Page

3

Officers Installed in Relief Corps Evening Ceremony

Mrs. Amos Johnson presided at the installation of three new officers during a Women’s Relief Corps meeting. New officers include Mrs. Clark A. Kleckner secretary, Mrs. Sam Hoesly color bearer, and Mrs. Henry Babler director of junior clubs. They will represent at the state convention Oct. 6 in Madison.

Amos Johnson Women’s Relief Corps Garret W. Keel Clark A. Kleckner Sam Hoesly Henry Babler Madison Mmes Gladys Benkert Hazel Matzke WRC

Eva Spreng Chapter Rally Day Event at Immanuel Church

An Immanuel church gathering by the Eva Spreng chapter of WSWS observed annual rally day and guest night with a picnic supper. Mrs. Eloise Ruf led the program, assisted by several members. Janet Schultz played Beethoven, and a duet was sung. A radio-tinged talk titled Opportunities Through U N Organization was offered by Mrs. C Kuebli with several commentators.

Immanuel Church Eva Spreng WSWS Eloise Ruf Mmes Arthur C. Nondahl Earl Geigel Edna Janke Alton V. Kiel Grace Zimmerman Harold A. Wagner Henry Kundert Janet Schultz Beethoven Howard L. Orians Harvey S. Stauffacher United Nations Hymnal U. N. Organization C. Kuebli Hollis J. Elmer Chester Frautschy Russell E. Matzke Herman A. Stuessy

Mrs Disch Feted at Birthday Party in Monticello

Mrs Barbara Disch was honored at a birthday party Saturday evening at her son Gilbert Disch home. Attendees included Mr and Mrs John A Marty Mmes John Meier Jr John Hammerly Julia Abdanholden Ida Frehner Anna Schweizer Johanna Kohler C Fred Disch Fred Studer John Hubacher and Mr and Mrs Gilbert Disch and Fred Streiff.

Roxy Club Honors Members At Evening Meeting

The Roxy Club met last evening with Mrs. Emma Leuenberger hosting at 1811 9th Street. Honorees included Mrs. Arthur Spoerry Mrs. Louisa Steffen and Mrs. Clara Brawand. Traveling prize went to Mrs. Lena Augsburger. A luncheon followed.

Roxy Club Emma Leuenberger 9Th Street Mmes Arthur Spoerry Louisa Steffen Clara Brawand Lena Augsburger

Evansville Club Hosts Royal Voegels Guest Speaker

Evansville Monday evening featured Royal Voegels as the guest speaker at a local men's club. He had just returned from a European business trip.

Evansville Monticello Royal Voegels

Prof Agard Talks Greek Drama at Woman's Club

Prof Walter R Agard of the University of Wisconsin classics department will speak on Values For Us in Greek Drama at the Woman's club meeting October 11 at 8 p.m. in St John's church vestry. The talk is sponsored by the literature department with Mrs Arthur W Black as chair. a fall social and tea follow for new teachers and members.

Walter R. Agard University of Wisconsin Woman’s Club St. John’s Church Woman’s Club Department of Literature Arthur W. Black Edward C. Einbeck Russell V. Grant Roy J. Heeren Victor Hare Nellie W. Kohli Milton K. Johnson Clarence Lengacher Charlotte Ludlow Charles B. Marvin Cecile McCulley Merlin J. Meythaler Leo J. Norton Fredrick C. Rosa Fred J. Sarles L. J. Schroeder Leo H. Share Alfred B. Voege

Marian Martin Pattern Ad Perfect Party Apron

Mail twenty five cents for the Marian Martin party apron pattern. Pattern includes slim panel frosted with ruffles and a complete illustrated sew chart. Send name address zone size and style to The Times Pattern Dept at 232 West 18th Street New York 11 NY.

Marian Martin Care of the Times West 18Th Street New York 11 N. Y

Thomann Keppner Wed In Freeport Church Ceremony

Virginia Mae Thomann daughter of Arthur and Agnes Thomann of Freeport married Melvin C. Keppner of Rockford in a Sunday 1:30 p m ceremony at St John Evangelical and Reformed Church Freeport Rev Edwin A Arends officiated Attendants were Josiah and Mrs Crouch of Monticello The bride wore a blue suit with white chrysanthemum corsage The groom wore a wine suit with bronze chrysanthemums A family dinner followed at the Swiss Wheel Monroe The couple will reside at 426 North Hinckley Avenue Rockford The bride attended Purcell school and Monticello High School and works as a plastic moulder Barber Colman Co Rockford The groom a Navy veteran and Mendon High School graduate works as a pattern maker J I Case Co Rockford

Virginia Mae Thomann Rockford Arthur Thomann Monroe Agnes Thomann Freeport Melvin C. Keppner the Keppner Ursa Ill St. John’s Evangelical and Reformed Church Edwin A. Arends Josiah Crouch Monticello Mendon High School Quincy Navy J. I. Case Co North Hinkely Avenue

Derendinger Daughter Baptized at Grace Church

Susan Kay Derendinger four month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Derendinger Twin Grove was baptized at Grace church by Rev Newell Mendenhall Sponsors were the parents and Rex Albert Brodhead an aunt and uncle A supper honoring the child followed at her grandparent home Ben Helmeids 1049 7th avenue Attending were Charles and wife Monticello Robert Derendinger Belleville and Rex Albert Brodhead

Susan Kay Derendinger Walter Derendinger Twin Grove Grace Church Newell Mendenhall Rex Albert Brodhead Ben Helmeids 7Th Avenue Messrs Mmes Charles Derendinger Monticello Robert Derendinger Belleville

Ardelle Monte Feted At Ruchti Home Shower

Miss Ardelle Monte was guest of honor at a hobo shower hosted by Mrs. Harold Ruchti and Miss Selma Steiner at the Ruchti home 2302 11th street. She and Donald Selm ow of Sylvester township are to wed next Wednesday at St. John's Evangelical and Re formed church of Monroe. Guests wore jeans. A hobo doll in coveralls was part of the decor.

Ardelle Monte Harold Ruchti Selma Steiner Ruchti 11Th Street Miss Monte Donald Selmow Sylvester Township St. John’s Evangelical and

Autumn Centerpiece Picnic Honors Miss Monte

A traditional pack slung over a shoulder formed a centerpiece on autumn leaves as guests enjoyed a sack lunch and played games. Miss Monte received gifts, with Mr. Sellow and many named companions in attendance.

Miss Monte Mr. Sellow Blanche Schroeder Joyce Severson Anna Huber Viola von Arx Alyce Wenger Bernice Holsapple Dorothy Brunkow Lois’ Brandt Gladys Steiner Esther Paulson Helen Ruchti Mmes Alvina Marlow Harold Baltzer

Monroe Christian youth council plans October 9 session

Executive committee met at Rev. Lawrence Brown's home to finalize a fellowship supper at Immanuel Church on October 9 at 5 p m. Attendees will bring a packed lunch dinner and then sort clothing from the drive. Officers include Aleatha Buri president Ben Blaser vice president Carol Kundert treasurer Marion Walker secretary.

Monroe Christian Youth Council Lawrence Brown 16Th Avenue Immanuel Church Aleatha Buri Ben Blaser Carol Kundert Marion Walker

Saxophonist To Appear On Program Tomorrow

Cecil Leeson a saxophone player on a school lyceum program will be guest entertainer at the weekly Monroe Kiwanis luncheon at the Swiss Wheel highway 69 He will also appear at a school assembly and at 11 am Friday at the high school as part of the lyceum series Leeson is promoting Kiwanis meetings at the Swiss Wheel after summer sessions at Monroe Country club

Cecil Leeson

Mrs. Voegely Hosts Bridge Tea for Four Tables

Mrs Albert Voegely of route 2 entertained four tables of bridge yesterday afternoon at her home. Attendees included Mrs John Ganz of Portland Oregon sister of Mrs George W Field of Monroe and Mrs Fredrick West of Los Angeles California. Honors went to Mrs Fender Winslow Mrs A Karlen and Mrs J D Germann. Mrs Voegely was helped by her daughter Mrs G W Bevins of Wisconsin Rapids and granddaughter Mrs Edward Boland of Madison.

Albert Voegely Mmes John Ganz Portland Ore George W. Field Monroe Fredrick West Los Angeles Calif Fredener Winslow G. A. Karlen J. D. Germann Voegely G. W. Bevins Wisconsin Rapids Edward Boland Madison

St John's Women Hear October Session Program

The St John s Women Union met in St John s church parlors to hear The Thread of Sacrifice presented in radio broadcast form led by Mrs Robert Blumer with assistants Mmes Ralph Lichtenwalner Roy Reimmann Edward Schuetz John Vogel Jr and Miss Lydia Woelfle of Clarno township The program closed with a social service report by Mrs Anna B Whitcomb Miss Evelyn Hartwig sang Lullabye from Jocelyn by Godard and The Birds by Schubert with accompaniment by Miss Florence Voigt Mrs Herman D Legler read a letter from an adopted refugee in Germany Bernice Holsapple was named vice president to fill the unexpired term

Women’s Union St. John’s Church Robert Blumer Mmes Ralph Lichtenwalner Roy Reinmann Edward Schuetz John Vogel Jr Lydia Woelfle Clarno Township Anna B. Whitcomb Evelyn Hartwig Jocelyn

Mrs Frederick Sarles Resigns. Rose Zuercher Appointed

Miss Rose Zuercher was appointed co chairwoman of the stewardship department. A social hour followed with refreshments served by the October birthday group.

Frederick Sarles Rose Zuercher

Honored on Birthday at Home Celebration

Mrs. Joe Schwarzenberger hosted a birthday party for her husband at their home 2614 7th Street. Color slides of a Yellowstone Park trip were shown as relatives and friends enjoyed the social evening with attendees including Mr. and Mrs. Riley Gelbach Albany, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Leaver and son Dan Juda, Mr. and Mrs. Merlin Babler, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Haman and daughter Eileen, and Miss Pauline Schwarzenberger.

Joe Schwarzenberger 7Th Street Yellowstone Park Atteding Riley Gelbach Albany Clarence Leaver Dan Juda Merlin Babler Chester Haman Eileen Pauline Schwarzenberger

Monticello Girls Guild Holds Meeting with New Members

The Girls Guild of Zwingli Church met at the parish house with 23 members present. Two new members joined, Judith Huber and Mary Whipple. Gladys Buehl and Shirley Escher chaired programs with a scavenger hunt. Marlene Holdrich and Nancy Kubig were co hosts serving refreshments.

Girls Guild Monticello Zwingli Church Judith Huber Mary Whipple Gladys Buehl Shirley Escher Marlene Holdrich Nancy Kubig

St. John's Aid Society To Elect Tomorrow

Election of officers will be held at the St. John's Aid Society meeting Thursday at 2 30 p m in the church. Mrs Henry Babler Jr with Mrs Victor L Stauffacher will present Unfinished Business of the Kingdom. Mrs Fred Grimm reports on the synodical conference at West Bend. Music by Miss Florence Voigt. John H Nyman and Gertrude Myers are refreshment chairmen.

St. John’s Aid Society Henry Babler Jr Victor L. Stauffacher Fred Grimm West Bend Florence Voigt John H. Nyman Gertrude Myers

Miss Calder Elected Recording Secretary at Wisconsin Nurses Group

Miss Margaret Jane Calder of 2420 12th street is elected recording secretary of the student nurses association of Wisconsin. A senior at Wisconsin General Hospital School of Nursing in Madison, she majors in public health and is a 1947 Monroe high school honors graduate.

Calder Margaret Jane Calder J. C. Calder 12Th Street Student Nurses Association of Wisconsin Wisconsin General Hospital School of Nursing Madison Monroe High School

Religious group organizes Chicago bus trip

Orangeville Times reports Rev. Fred Anderson and E. C. Priewe led 22 WSCS members from the Methodist church on a chartered bus last Thursday. They visited Good Will Industries, Halsted Street Methodist church, Chicago Temple, and the old people's home.

Orangeville Fred Anderson E. C. Priewe Wscs of Methodist Church Chicago Good Will Industries Halsted Street Methodist Church Chicago Temple Old People’s Home

Baptized at Zwingli Church

Robert Nathan Stauffer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Stauffer, was baptized at Zwingli church Sunday by Rev. A. R. Achtemeier. Miss Helen Stauffer and Andrew Klassy served as sponsors.

Zwingli Monticello Robert Nathan Wilbert Stauffer Zwingli Church A. R. Achtemeier Helen Stauffer Andrew Klassy

Orangeville Tea Planned by WSCS at Methodist Church

Orangeville Times Special reports a tea planned Wednesday at 2 p m by the WSCS of the Methodist church. Neighboring church societies are invited to attend.

Orangeville WSCS Methodist Church

Early Jordan Farm Family Reunion Revives Memories

Four siblings of an early Jordan township family gather for a reunion and memories spanning over 150 years. The Ault and Bechtolt line includes Mary Travis, Barbara Baker, Alvin Ault, and Perry Ault with descendants in Illinois, Wisconsin, Washington, and Alberta. Data for the piece came from Raymond Baker of Oregon, Illinois.

Jordan Township Mary Travis Park Ridge Ill Barbara Baker Kings, Ill Alvin Ault Monroe Perry Ault Saratoga Wyo William Elizabeth Bechtolt Ault William Ault Green County Coshocton County Ohio Leonard Mary Baughman Ault Elizabeth Bechtolt Licking County Mathias Christina Epler Bechtolt Ault Christina LeRoy Abelman Washington Alberta Canada George Louise Sheare Adams Wis Lorenzo Lillian Smith Carl United Telephone Co Mary William Jacobs Ervin Travis Mollie Clauss Grace Ballman Hartland Barbara Ogle County Edward Baker Wisconsin Carbon County Effie Allen Raymond Ault Alvin Carrie Baker Raymond Baker Oregon Park Ridge, Jr Kings Albin Ault

Burkhard Heads New City Service Men Liaison Unit

John J. Burkhard, previously head of the Sept 26 citizens committee for the first Green County men headed for induction, was named chairman of a permanent city service men liaison committee by Mayor Frank A. Buehler. The mayor suggested the panel may assist both active duty inductees and reserves recalled for duty, while a second group of about 12 men plans to depart Oct 5.

John J. Burkhard Citizens Committee Green County Frank A. Buehler Buehler Charles A. Booth

Reds Delay Barges in Berlin Canal Showdown

Soviet forces halted about 100 western barges at Sakrow and Nedshiz near Potsdam in reprisal for British stopping roughly 70 East German barges for cargo inspection on West Berlin canals. The move escalates the East West canal dispute amid the Berlin crisis.

REDS Berlin Eastwest Sakrow Nedshiz Potsdam West Berlin

New Chippewa Dam Receives PSC Approval

The Public Service Commission approved Madison based Winter Electric Light and Power Co for a 91 990 dollar hydro dam on the east fork of the Chippewa river in Sawyer county. The dam will be river run with no water storage and no significant fishing or navigation use at the rapids site.

Madison Chippewa River Sawyer County Public Service Commission Winter Electric Light and Power Co PSC

Olean College Becomes University in St Francis Day Ceremony

St Bona venture formerly Franciscan college received its new charter as a university during colorful ceremonies in Olean on the feast day of St Francis of Assisi. The event marks a major milestone for the institution as it transitions to university status.

Olean N. Y St. Bonaventure St. Francis of Assisi

Prague Renames to Drop Eisenhower and Montgomery Streets

The communist newspaper Rude Pravo reported Prague will remove the names Eisenhower and Montgomery from its street list. The change reflects a reordering of street names in the capital city.

Prague Eisenhower Montgomery Rude Pravo

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Prof. Agard Abe Melvin Keppner Derendinger Ardelle Church Youth Council Mrs. Albert Voegely Bridge St. John’s Bauman Firestone Viglen Take Charter Tour Harvey Stauffacher Chiropractor White Block Jordan Farm Dodge's Monroe Lumber & Fuel Co Lao Miller’s Jewelry America South Side Square Burkhard Frank W. Heinzelman Joseph D. Viney E. J. Norton Z. A. Gorder Chippewa Ford Cavalier Furniture Mart Blue Cross Blue Shield N. Plankinton Ave Milwaukee Oaly Merrie Ea Ted
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