Immanuel WSWS Hosts Guest Day At Church
The Immanuel Evangelical United Brethren WSWS held a guest day during the monthly church meeting. Mrs. Frank Trumpy and Mrs. William Hartwig led the program with scripture and prayer. A Florida missions travelogue was shared by leaders and Anna Leglerae, a solo by Kne e Bowell and Bert Adelman. Birthday luncheon hosted by Mrs. Fred Salzwedel served 66 members and guests. four attendees over 80 included Mrs. Sam Greenwald, Fred Feldt, W. J. Bauman, and Fred Carter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immanuel Evangelical United Breth
Ren
Frank Trumpy
William Hartwig
Mrrs
Hartwig
Trumpy
Anna Leglerae
Florida Missions
Kne
E Bowell
Bert Adelman
Fred Salzwedel
Mmes
Sam Green
Great Books Group Opens Fall Session With Discussions
The second year Great Books group at the library opened last evening with 36 members attending a discussion on Hero dotus History books 1 and 2 led by Dr. James R. Weir and Dr. George R. Barry. Refreshment members Miss Marie Spee and Mrs. Bernadette G. Green planned the ice. Next meeting Oct 19 will feature coffee hosts Mrs. Dwain E. Mings and Miss Wilma Johnson Blanchardville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Spee
Bernadette G. Green
Dwain E. Mings
Wilma Johnson
Blanchardville
Ralph K. Kofoed
John Fenton
Administrative Board Meeting Notes From Southern District Union
The administrative board of the Southern District Christian Endeavor Union met last evening at the Seventh Day Baptist church to discuss governance and upcoming activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern District Christian Endeavor Union
Seventh Day Baptist
DAR Meeting at Monticello Home
The DAR voted five dollars to the Kiwanis Youth cabin and ten dollars to Northland College at a meeting yesterday afternoon in Mrs. J. W. Barlow’s Monticello home. Mrs. May L. Luchsinger was co host. The DAR magazine subscription was renewed for the library. Mrs. E N Churchill read Shrine on the Potomac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis
DAR
J. W. Barlow
Monticello
May L.luchsinger
Portage
Northland College
E. N. Churchill
Potomac
Town Meeting Attendees List Local Leaders
Residents including Mrs. Charles Fleck of Brodhead and Mrs. Clayton Emrick of Orangeville attended the town meeting as present members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Fleck
Brodhead
Clayton Emrick
Orangeville
Zwingli Aid Society Meets at Monticello
The Zwingli Evangelical and Reformed Aid Society gathered at the Monticello parish house with 55 members and seven guests present on Tuesday. Guests included Mrs. Selmer Lien Mrs. Herman Karlen Mrs. Emery Silver Mrs. Anton Hefty Miss Hulda Karien, and Mrs. E J Blum of Miami Florida among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zwingli Aid Society
Monticello
Zwingli Evangelical and _ Reformed Aid society
Mmes
Selmer Lien
Herman Karlen
Emery Silver
Anton Hefty
Hulda Karien
E. J. Blum
Miami
Fla
Grace Aldrich Reading Growing Old Successfully
Grace Aldrich of Black Earth presented Growing Old Successfully with scripture readings by Mrs. D L Zentner and others. Visiting committee named for November includes Mrs Baltz Hoesly and Mrs H F Stoll, with Mrs Henry V Baebler and Mrs Ted Zurbuchen directing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Aldrich
Black Earth
Henry C. Elmer
D. L. Zentner
Adam Duerst
Kate Stauffer
Baltz Hoesly
H. F. Stoll
Henry V. Baebler
Ted Zurbuchen
Universalist Aid Society Reschedules October Meeting
The Universalist Aid society will meet October 14 at the church instead of tomorrow per Sunday service announcement. Want ads note pig producers in the listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westinghouse and Sunbeam
Universalist Aid Society
Also Mentioned on This Page
Immanuel Wsws
Great Books Group
James R. Weir
George R. Barry
Herodotus
Milton Junction
Rev
L. A. Brown
Jane Trumpy
Mildred Krauss
Hazel Falk
Monroe
Oscar Burdick
Kathryn Krauss
Milton
Merlin Gehrke
Alice Thompson
Janesville
Beloit
Sunbeam
Westinghouse
Hamilton Beach
Automatic Waffle Bakers
Remington
Westclox Electric
Trukenbrod
Evry
Rexall Ammo
Dean
Seltzer
Bromo Seltzer
Shmoo
Justin
Learher
Coats
Tilly Tyler
Lyle
Wisconsin
Nobel
CEU Board
Milton Church
Monroe Evening Times
Boke
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