Mrs. Fred Grimm Elected St. John's Aid Society President
Mrs. Fred Grimm was elected president of the St. John's Aid Society for a two year term at a meeting held yesterday. Other officers include Mrs. Clarence Day as first vice president and Mrs. Leon O. Schmidt as treasurer. Plans were set for the annual workers conference on October 28 at Sauk City and a bake sale on October 21. Mrs. Grimm also reported on the synodical conference at West Bend and Miss Florence Voigt sang two solos with piano accompaniment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Grimm
St. John’s Aid Society
Clarence Day
Leon O. Schmidt
Frank Bloom
George H. Bridge
Ernest H. Deininger
Victor L. Stauffacher
Sauk City
Mmes
Henry Babler Jr
Grimm
West Bend
Florence Voigt
Fred B. Marty
John H. Nyman
Gertrude Myers
Oscar A. Moldenhauer
Trail Ride and Show Set for Sunday at Bosshart Farm
One of the season’s final trail rides and western horse shows is planned for Sunday at the Conrad Bosshart farm three miles south of Albany. More than 150 riders are expected to compete under sponsor Mr and Mrs Bosshart. The event offers 10 classes with trophies and eight ribbons per class, starting with a 10 am trail ride through timber to Decatur dam and possibly Albany village. Last year drew 180 entries for a similar Bosshart-sponsored event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad
Legion Auxiliary Supports Hospital Canteen and Card Party
The American Legion Auxiliary met at The Elms on Argyle Road and approved 25 for canteen coupon books for Tama hospital. Mrs. Arthur S. Peterson presided as 50 officers and members debated plans, including chairing this month’s card party by Mrs. Harold C. Hermann and Mrs. Jerome Howe. The group prepared tray favors for state veterans hospitals, featuring pumpkins with a cigarette attached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Tomah Hospital
Elms
Old Argyle Road
Arthur S. Peterson
Harold C. Hermann
Jerome Howe
Herman Burkhard
New Brownie Troop Forms at East School
A new Brownie Girl Scout troop 10 is formed at East school with leaders Mrs Herbert D Goecks and Mr Kenneth W Bauman. Committee members include Mrs Robert L Broge Mrs Sanford DeVoe and Robert L Kubly. The group is sponsored by the Woman's club and meets Thursdays in the North school kindergarten room with members Penny Fitzgerald Linda Goecks Donna Rae Kubly Joan Phillips Nancy Robertson Bonnie Wilson Mary Bauman Diane Broge Sandra DeVce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownie
East School
Mmes
Herbert D. Goecks
Kenneth W. Bauman
Robert L. Broge
Sanford DeVoe
Robert L. Kubly
Woman’s Club
North School
Penny Fitzgerald
Linda Goecks
Donna Rae Kubly
Joan Phillips
Nancy Robertson
Bonnie Wilson
Mary Bauman
Diane Broge
Sandra DeVce
Monroe Nature Club To Be Formed At Library Meeting
A nature club will form at the library at 7 30 p m Monday announced by Rev How ard Orians. Anyone interested in bird lore and nature activities is welcome to attend and a definite program will be set after organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Orians
Mary Dominguez and Lester Schulz Jr United in Marriage
Mary Schwitz Domingez of Freeport and Lester Schulz Jr. of Monticello wed today at People’s church in Martintown at 2 p m Rev R M Berg officiated. Maid of honor Edith Schwitz and best man John Waelchli led a ceremony with a three tiered cake reception and a northern Wisconsin honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Schwitz Domingez
Freeport
Lester Schulz Jr
Monticello
People’s Church
Martintown
R. M. Berg
John Schwitz
Orangeville
Walter Schild
Monroe
Melvin Voegels
Mmes
Merle Krebs
Elsie Potter
Winslow
Wisconsin
Orangeville High School
Burgess Battery Co
Monticello High School
East Troy
Chicago
Rockford
Beloit
Brownies Entertain Dads at Cabin Party
Brownie scout troop 16 led by Mrs. Alan L. Goodmiller with assistants Connie Smith and Jane Anderson hosted a picnic supper for their fathers at the youth cabin. Barbara Elmer welcomed the fathers and Arthur C. Benkett spoke for the dads. Each Brownie introduced her father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan L. Goodmiller
Connie Smith
Jane Anderson
Barbara Elmer
Arthur C. Benkett
Local Brownie Scout Tea Attended by Area Families
Enid and Ernest Spring Judith and Ray Beckman Anita and Harold Kurth Lois and Alan Goodmiller Barbara and Charles Marvin Joanne and Leo Kohl Barbara and Eugene Elmer LaVonne and Arnold Webster Ruth Ann and Bernard Sullivan Karen Jean and Edmund R Anderson Ruth Ann and Arthur C Benkert Nancy Fritz and substitute father William Keel Sherry Sue Bette and Fred R Simpson Other brownies Karen Leuenberger Karen Davis Brownie scout council mothers Mmes Arthur C Benkert Charles B Marvin and Edmund R Anderson attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enid
Ernest Spring
Judith
Ray Beckman
Anita
Harold Kurth
Lois
Alan Goodmiller
Barbara
Charles Marvin
Joanne
Leo Kohl
Eugene Elmer
LaVonne
Arnold Webster
Ruth Ann
Bernard Sullivan
Karen Jean
Edmund R. Anderson
Athur C. Benkert
Nancy Fritz
William Keel
Sherry Sue
Bette
Fred R. Simpson
Karen Leuenberger
Karen Davis
Brownie Scout Council
Mmes
Arthur C. Benkert
Charles B. Marvin
DAR Chapter Meeting Highlights in Orangeville Home
Benjamin Harrison chapter of DAR met at Orangeville with Mrs. Clayton Emrick and Miss Grace Byers as co hosts. They voted to place the DAR magazine in the library monthly and sent five dollars to the Valley Forge chapel. A workshop is planned for Oct 19. Guest Mrs. Lydia West of Los Angeles attended. speaker Miss Tabitha Ritzmann spoke on stained glass windows and showed glass types.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Harrison
DAR
Clayton Emrick
Orangeville
Grace Byers
Valley Forge Chapel
Lydia West
Los Angeles
Tabitha Ritzmann
Ritzmann
Community Center Plans Fall Programs For Teens
The center schedules fall offerings including photography knitting and bridge clubs plus a model airplane group already active. Amateur hours hikes scavenger hunts wiener roasts hay rides and song fests are also planned. Ten dances align with football or basketball games and additional dances will mark special occasions and holidays. Open to high school students Wednesday and Friday nights, afternoons until 5 30, and Saturday open house night for teens.
Bridge Club Meets With Mrs Schoonover
Monticello Wednesday Afternoon bridge club met at 2010 16th avenue home of Mrs R H Schoonover. After dinner the group went to movies with guests including Mmes C M Stauffer R W Karlen H A Becker J W Barlow M E Lynn C W Karlen R W Woelffer Albert Knobel Willis J Marty F W Voegeli and Adam Schuler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
R. H. Schoonover
16Th Avenue
Mmes. C. M. Stauffer
R. W. Karlen
H. A. Becker
J. W. Barlow
M. E. Lynn
C. W. Karlen
R. W. Woelffer
Albert Knobel
Willis J. Marty
F. W. Voegeli
Adam Schuler
Kenneth Davis Heads Band at High School
Kenneth Davis son of Mr and Mrs Roy F Davis of 1200 21st Avenue is this year’s Monroe High School band president. Other officers elected by the group were to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Davis
Roy F. Davis
21St Avenue
Monroe High School
88-member organization names officers and meeting plans
An 88 member group lists officers Mary Ann Huber vice president Ira Probst secretary Sally Burt treasurer. Elected officers will meet with Director Allen F Barnard to appoint a manager and assistant manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary’ Ann Huber
Joseph B. Huber
Ira Probst
Fred Probst
Browntown
Sally Burt
Clayton Burts
Brodhead
Allen F. Barnard
Mrs Myrtle Bahe Feted on Her Birthday
A surprise birthday party honored Mrs. Myrtle Bahe of 8th Street at the home of her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Werner Sulzer at 1409 9th Street. Traveling awards went to Rodney Becker Frances Egger and Marilyn Nybroten. Attendees included the Egger and Nenneman families, Nora Gavigan Burnett Bahe Al Machotka and the Sulzers with David.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L Myrtle Bahe
8Th Street
Werner Sulzer
9Th Street
Rodney Becker
Frances Egger
Marilyn Nybroten
John Egger
Janesville
Julius Nenneman
Brodhead
Jay Nenneman
Ralph Nenneman
Beverly
Donald
Juda
Nora Gavigan
Burnett Bahe
al Machotka
Sulzer
David
Mrs Kathryn Lemmel Feted at Albany Party
Albany Times Special reports Mrs. Kathryn Lemmel of Los Angeles the former Albany resident was guest of honor at a party hosted by Mrs. Elmer Dixon of Brodhead. Attendees included Albany residents Mmes L H Allen O A Burt Jayton Burt Colonel Dixon Shirley Crooke Hettie Broughton A H Meinert and Emma Rechsteiner. Lemmel widow of the late Dr J T Lemmel and now nursery school supervisor in Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Kathryn Lemmel
Los Angeles
Elmer Dixon
Brodhead
Mmes. L. H. Allen
O. A. Burt
Jayton Burt
Colonel Dixon
Shirley Crooke
Hettie Broughton
A. H. Meinert
Emma Rechsteiner
Lemmel
J. T. Lemmel
Beloit
New WSCS Circles Take First Regular Meeting
The newly organized WSCS circles held their inaugural regular meetings this week in Albany. The afternoon group gathered for its first session, marking the start of the organized circle activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSCS
Albany
Mary Martha and Dorcas Circles Set Monthly Meetings
The Mary Martha Circle meets Tuesdays with Mrs. Carl Carlson hosting and Mrs. Henry Olson presiding as president. The next gathering is on November 7 with Mrs. Roy King. Dorcas Circle met Tuesday evening with Mrs. Harry Thurman. monthly meetings will be the first Tuesday evening, led by Miss Hazel Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Carlson
Mary-Martha Circle
Henry Olson
Roy King
Dorcas Circle
Harry Thurman
Hazel Lewis
Bi County WCTU Plans Albany Fall Institute
The Bi County WCTU fall institute will be held Oct 10 at First Baptist Church with morning and afternoon sessions. Registration begins 9:45 am led by Mrs. R B Atkinson. Monroe's Mrs Marie Schmerse as president to preside. Albany’s Mrs William Steindorf to lead devotions at 10 am. A pot luck lunch is planned. Green and Lafayette counties unions will attend.
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Albany
Fall Institute
WCTU
First Baptist Church
R. B. Atkinson
Marie Schmerse
Monroe
William Steindorf
Spiritual Life
Green
Lafayette Counties
Chocol ate shop honors staff at annual meeting
A chop suey supper celebrated the employees of the chocolate shop at a personnel meeting last evening. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Babler were host and hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chocolate Shop
Alvin Babler
Matzingers Host Sunday Evening Gathering
Monticello special report lists guests at the Albert Matzinger home Sunday night. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. G H Matzinger Spar ta Mr and Mrs Herman Matzinger and son Mr and Mrs Adolph Strahm and Mrs Ernest.
Notable Social Party Attendees Listed by City
Strahm Miss Rosemary Buck er Mr and Mrs John L Corcoran Misses Christine Baker and Ann Corcoran Chicago and Miss Shirley Matzinger Monroe are named as attendees in a social note listing local residents and guests.
Mrs Johnson Reports on Federated Club Convention
Mrs Ross Johnson of Milton Junction, president of the first district federation of women's clubs, was guest speaker at the Albany Woman's club meeting at Albert Sommerfeldt home. She spoke about her attendance at the international convention of federated women's clubs in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Albany
Ross Johnson
Milton Junction
First District Federation of Women’s Clubs
Albany Woman’s Club
Albert Sommerfeldt
Federated Women’s Clubs
Boston
Washington Reformed Aid Society to Elect Officers
Mrs William Rufer of 911 10th Street will host the Washington Reformed Aid Society for its regular meeting and the election of officers next Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William Rufer
10Th Street
Washington Reformed Aid _ society
Mrs. Bittorf Hostess Aid Meeting At Parsonage
Mrs. R. F. Bittorf hosted the Olive Aid Society at the parsonage 2008 16th Street Wednesday at 8 p.m. The next meeting is set for November 1 with Mrs. Fred Freidricks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bittorf
Olive Aid Society
R. F. Bittorf
16Th Street
Fred Freidricks
Polo club visits New Glarus for sightseeing
Sixteen members of the Wednesday club from Polo Illinois toured New Glarus on a sight seeing excursion. They had lunch at the New Glarus hotel and visited the Upright theater during their visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Glarus
Polo, Il
New Glarus Hotel
Swiss Embroidery Factory and Chalet Featured by Guide
Mrs. Gilbert P. Hoesly led a club visit to the Swiss Embroidery factory and historical building, then to Ernest Thierstein’s Swiss chalet. Miss Margaret Shaver hosted in the school home economics room after classes for the entertainments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Thierstein
Gilbert P. Hoesly
Margaret Shaver
Lutheran workers conference attendees named
Those attending the Lutheran workers conference at Dodgeville Tuesday included Mmes Henry Weiman Morgan Johnson Randall Hanson Johanna Golackson and Oscar Nybroten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browntown
Lutheran Workers
Dodgeville
Mmes
Henry Weiman
Morgan Johnson
Randall Hanson
Johanna Golackson
Oscar Nybroten
Zwingli Missionary Society Meets With Co hosts
Misses Anna and Sophia Bently will co host Monday evening at the parish house for the Zwingli Evangelical and Reformed Missionary Society meeting in Monticello Times Special report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Anna
Sophia Bently
Zwingli Evangelical and Reformed Missionary Society
Egypt offers million men for UN army if arms supplied
Egypt reportedly proposed contributing 1 to 2 million soldiers to a permanent international force if the United States and other UN members provide arms and equipment. The offer hinges on the withdrawal of British troops from Egyptian soil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Success
Egypt
United States
United Nations
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Aid Society
St. John’s Church
Bosshart Farm
Legion Auxiliary Aids Hospital and Veterans
Zum Brunnen Photo
Mary Dominguez
Swiggum’s Beverage Depot
Ehnson
Aeveral
Bridge Club
Chevrolet
Hiway
Myrtle Bahe
Badger Paint Store
Green Bros
Evansville, Wis
Westinghouse
Westinghouse Wash
Wisconsin Power and Light Company
Army of U.N
Harvey S. Stauffacher
White Block
Monroe Clinic
Maesinmnalio Vn
Schoeps
America
Mas
Henry J. Taylor
ASC Network
Buick
Ires
Badger Motors
11Th Street
Wlad
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