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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1963

Page

3

Delegates Meet at St. John’s for Wisconsin UCC Fall Session

More than 200 delegates and ministers from 980 United Church of Christ congregations across the Southwest Wisconsin Association gather at St. John’s church for a one day fall meeting. Hosting pastors are Rev. Paul Olm and Rev. Donald Storck. Representatives from Monroe to Lancaster to Gays Mills Waupun and Whitewater report on the year’s work and discuss a health hospital insurance program for all association ministers. Moderator Rev. Wilson Bixler of Sauk City presides with association minister Rev. Richard Wechler of Madison.

United Church of Christ Congregations Southwest Wisconsin Association of the Wisconsin Conference St. John’s Church Paul H. Olm Donald Storck Monroe Lancaster Gays Mills Waupun Whitewater Wilson Bixler Sauk City Richard Wechler Madison

Rock-Green Institute for Clubs in Juda Church

The Rock-Green County Institute, First District Federation of Women's Clubs, will be held Wednesday October 30 at the Juda Baptist church with the Juda Women's Club as hostesses. Joan Westbury of the State Historical Society will speak on Pioneer Kitchens. Mrs Roger Douglas Green County chairman presides. Mrs I G Newman Route 1 Juda handled reservations.

Rock-Green County Institute First District Federation of Women’s Clubs Juda Baptist Church Juda Women’s Club Joan Westbury The State Historical Society Roger Douglas Green County I. G. Newman Juda

Anniversary Hymns Honor Two Members

Hymns were sung to honor the anniversary of Mrs. Stanley Neuberger Mrs. Orlin Paske Mrs. Harold Sweeney and Mrs. Rolland Zimmerman during Mt. Olive Lutheran Church Women's meeting. Hostess was Mrs. Neuberger with Mrs. Paske conducting the business meeting. The next meeting will be Wednesday November 6 with Mrs. Paske as hostess.

Mmes Stanley Neuberger Orlin Paske Harold Sweeney Rolland Zimmerman Mt. Olive Lutheran Church Neuberger Paske Wallace Dunn

Clarno Exchange Club marks 23 years of service

The Clarno Exchange Club held its 23rd anniversary meeting with hostess Mrs. John Vogel, marking the group’s origin on October 3, 1940. Members continue to offer help and ideas and exchanged plants at the gathering. The November 7 meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Edward Schuetz.

Clarno John Vogel

Arnsmeiers Honored On 56th Anniversary

BRODHEAD Times Special hosts Mr and Mrs Clarence Zimm erman at a dinner honoring Beloit couple Mr and Mrs Wilbur Arnsmeier on their 56th wedding anniversary Guests included Frederick Arns meier Beloit Mr and Mrs John Tollefson Orfordville and Mr and Mrs Newell Holcomb.

Brodhead Clarence Zimmerman Wilbur Arnsmeier Beloit Frederick Arnsmeier John Tollefson Orfordville Newell Holcomb Monticello Dean Hilliard Douglas Hilliard Douglas Herman Babler Andy Jean Allen Babler Lavonne Loveland Ronald Hilliard Tommy Jeff Darrell Hilliard Vicky

Mrs. Mackey Serves In Past Chief Office For Pythian Sisters

Elizabeth New Jersey, Mrs Clarence Mackey served as past chief at the Pythian Sisters meeting in the IOOF hall. A report on a retard ed children talk by Rev Bernard Bartel was presented by Mrs Clara Thompson and Mrs Roy Evenson. The visiting committee included Mrs Pearl Baitzer Mrs Edna Boss and Mrs Anna Becker. The birthday song honored Mrs Nellie Engels and Ralph Mahlbuch acted as auctioneer for the white elephant sale. An altruistic report was given by Mrs Frederick Mahlkuch. Kitchen committee named for the October 22 meeting.

Clarence Mackey Elizabeth N.J Pythian Sisters IOOF Bernard Bartel Clara Thompson Roy Evenson Thompson New Lodge Pearl Baitzer Edna Boss Anna Becker Nellie Engels Ralph Mahlbuch White Elephant Frederick Mahlkuch Alton Kiel Ralph Mahlikuch Lucy Ann Huber

Fred Babler Family Housewarming Held

Mrs. Fred Babler and daughter Edna recently hosted a housewarming at the Willis Zwicky house on Railroad avenue after moving from a Mt. Pleasant Township farm. Guests included Mrs. Willis Babler, Mrs. William Buehl, Mrs. Walter Tryon, Mrs. Earl Feldt, Mrs. John H. Baebler, Mrs. Harvey Milbrandt, C. G. Purintun, and Misses Ruth Abley and Florence Purintun. gifts of money were given. Mrs. Fred Abbott could not attend.

Monticello Fred Babler Edna Willis Zwicky Railroad Avenue Mt. Pleasant Township Bablers Mmes Willis Babler William Buehl Walter Tryon Earl Feldt John H. Baebler Harvey Milbrandt C. G. Purintun

Illinois Women Visit at New Glarus

Four busloads of women from Maniia Davenport and Chicago toured the Chalet of the Golden Fleece the Swiss Museum Historical Village and Swiss Embroideries Inc. The groups totaled 39 41 and 75 respectively with guides including Henry Schmid Cecil Thacker and Mrs Fred P Streiff at the Chalet and Mrs Henry Ott Melvin Voegels Rudy Schweitzer and Henry Schiff man at the historical village.

New Glarus Golden Fleece Swiss Museum Swiss Embroideries, Inc Maniia Ill Davenport Chicago Henry Schmid Cecil Thacker Fred P. Streiff Henry Glaeden Mmes Henry Ott Melvin Voegels Rudy Schweitzer Henry Schiffman

64 Area Students Now at Platteville

Sixty four Monroe area students are among the 2,504 enrolled at Platteville State College. The freshman and upperclass totals include 705 women and 1,799 men with 1,176 in education, 854 in arts and sciences, and 474 in engineering. Read list of Monroe Juda and surrounding community names among enrollees.

Monroe Area Platteville State College School of Linda Haldiman LeRoy Lewis Leo Stauffacher Terry Kent Judy Schuetz Alan Kiel Christie Wittner Daniel Counselman Lawrence Blaser Richard Mahlbuch LaVerne Zimmerman Claire Kubly Wilson Bloom Randy Dodd Vance Miller Joyce Reed Alan Stauffacher William Phalen Susan Stauffacher John Glynn Terry Quinn Carol Brown Sylvan Kneubuehl Carilyn Brennan Ray Goodmiller R. Jay Schlichting Mary Hardyman Diane Hartwig David Wuethrich Judith Norgaard Marilyn Marty Jon Rufenacht Kenneth Ginner Tamara Brugger Robert Ruehlew Robert Kingdon Nicholas Norgaard John Beutel Nathan Bloom Joanne Kirchgassner James Huffman Penny Fitzgerald Theresa Mueller of Monroe Lois Allen Carol Houser Paul Young Eunice Smith Marilyn Keen Ed Kaderly Patricia Jones of Juda Mary Johns Susan Sutherland Ruth Dower Gratiot Marian

Mt Pleasant 4-H Family Night Highlights Canada Exchange Slides

Mt Pleasant 4-H Club held Family Night at Henry V Baebler home with Marion Disch leading the pledge and Alice Carroll directing the flag salute. Linda Carroll presented slides on the Canadian exchange group and a wiener roast followed. Virginia Kochis 4H leader attended as guest. Group singing closed the event. The next meeting is set for Monday evening Nov 18 at Mrs Melva Carroll home.

Monticello Mt. Pleasant Henry V. Baebler Marion Disch Alice Carroll Linda Carroll Canadian Exchange Group Virginia Kochis Melva Carroll

Fairview club elects new officers and plans events

At the Fairview community building Nancy Beyer led the flag salute and John Meier the pledge. Plans were set for achievement night in Brooklyn and a Halloween party. New officers were elected: president Donnad Durtschi vice president Steve Mitschelle secretary treasurer Tom Durtschi reporter Fay Briggs and club director Dorothy Christen. Nine new members attended. Lunch was provided by John Marty and Floyd Trumpy families.

Fairview Nancy Beyer John Meier Brooklyn Donnad Durtschi Steve Mitschelle Tom Durtschi Fay Briggs Dorothy Christen John Marty Floyd Trumpy

Jackie Kennedy Sees Minoan Relics in Crete Visit

Jacqueline Kennedy toured Crete visiting Knossos frescoes and Iraklion Museum, calling the experience the dream of my life as she walked through historic relics of ancient Minoan culture.

Jackie Crete Iraklion Jacqueline Kennedy Palace of Knossos

Carferry Renamed Manitowoc City of Green Bay

The Wabash carferry formerly serving Ann Arbor has been rechristened the City of Green Bay. Now operated by the Detroit, Toledo and Ironton Railroad it can handle 28 freight cars.

Manitowoc Ann Arbor City of Green Bay Detroit, Toledo and Ironton Railroad

Midwestern College Leaders Meet for Tarr Installation

About twenty college presidents gather at Lawrence College on October 17 for the installation of Dr. Curtis W. Tarr as the 12th school president and for the dedication of A. A. Trever residence hall.

Appleton Lawrence College Curtis W. Tarr A. A. Trever

Church School Group Protests Ecumenical Movement

The National Sunday School Association denounces ecumenical moves and Vatican Council as a trend toward gradual de Protestantizing and secularism. It cites Bible reading and prayer bans in public schools, moral laxity, and calls for daily Bible study and civic participation to counter hypocrisy. Hickey seeks damages over alleged divorce troubles and a separate suit about a telephone campaign.

Buffalo N.Y National Sunday School Association Ecumenical Movement Vatican Council Association Supreme Court Hickey San Francisco Betty

Attorney 63 Sues Mother for 700000 in Slander Case

A 63 year old disinherited attorney from Reno, John C. Hickey, sues his 86 year old mother, Grace, in San Francisco for 700000 alleging slander and invasion of privacy. Hickey calls the suit an aggravated case of mother fixation.

San Francisco John C. Hickey Reno Nev Grace

County Outlay In 62 Studied

Madison special report notes Wisconsin counties increased spending from 324,194,150 to 349,576,528 in 1962 per the Public Expenditure Survey. Green County population 25,851 and county assessment 146,987,575. general government 254,717. protection 173,051. Health and sanitation 59,744. highway 2,111,121. education 368,076 including county superintendent and teachers.

Madison Wisconsin State Department of Audit Green County Highway Department Col

County Finance Report Highlights Shared Grants And Expenditures

The report details Green County funding to charities and corrections totaling $1 827 032 with allocations to welfare, old age assistance, aid to the disabled and other programs. Operating expenditures reached $1 970 415, capital outlay $818 008, and debt payments $200 000. Investments totaled $879 269 and revenues from fees and highway earnings $898 977.

Charities and Corrections Green County State Institute Register of Deeds Highway Department

Cyd Charrise settles suit with Fox and Claude Productions

LA actress Cyd Charrise reaches a settlement of a $14,000 suit against 20th Century Fox and Claude Productions Inc after claiming a promised $50,000 payment for her role in Something's Got to Give, but receiving $36,000.

Los Angeles Cyd Charrise 20Th Century - Fox and Claude Productions Inc

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