Lighting of Streets Discussed at Institute Woman's Club
About 100 women from Rock and Green Counties attended the Wisconsin First District Federation of Women's Clubs session in Edgerton to hear Mrs. Gulbranson advocate street lighting as an inexpensive local safeguard. The gathering included reports on conservation, art education, and club activities with remarks on voter participation and candidate campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilmore’ Gulbranson
Burlington
Rock-Green
J. B. Johnson
Beloit
Rock County
Turner
Marcelle Pett
A. J. Portman
Monroe
Jack Anderson
Hjalmar Nelson
Rockford Morning Star
Kendrick Strong
Federation
Trees For Tomorrow
Eagle River
Rock and Green
Elmer Enz
Dean Wheelee
Fabian Monfils
Kenosha
Philomathian
Culture
Monday Educational
Marquette
Progressive
Edgerton
Green County
Mmes
Sherman Hodgson
David J. J. Monroe
A. J. Hansen
Ed. Ellis
Brooklyn
Merlyn Miller
Roger Douglas
Robert Newman
Matt Roberty
Jake Jones
George Newman
I. G. Newman
Juda
Mrs Lillian Klassy Named Monroe G U G G President
Mrs Lillian Klassy was reelected president of the G U G G for the 18th year at last evening’s meeting in Turner hall. Also elected were officers and trustees, with appointments for committees and reports noted. Next meeting set for Oct 22 with a potluck dinner and officer installation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilliam Klassy
Turner Hall
Ernest Schwarze
Grace Schroeder
Euphemia Lengacher
Clara Thompson
Ida Casanova
Herman Schupbach
George Bloom
Victor Ruegsegger
Vernus Seffrood
Mary Elmer
Albert Wyss
Mary Reberli
Elizabeth Scheidegger
Miss Casanova
Ella Kundert
Beatrice Mulligan
Wilma Rothenbuehler
Kundert
Sunshine Committee
Rev Max D Gaebler To Speak Here Sunday
Rev Max D Gaebler, pastor of the First Universalist Society of Madison, will speak at 10 45 AM Sunday at the First Universalist church on Religious Liberals and the Vatican Council. He recently took leave to lead overseas and interfaith work for the Unitarian Universalist Association and traveled in Asia and Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Universalist Church
Max David Gaebler
First Unitarian Society of Madison
Peter Rasmussen
Monroe
Rockford
Church of the Christian Union
Gaebler
Mas Gaebler
Madison
Unitarian Universalist Association
Asia
Europe
Rome
Albert Schweitzer College
Churwalden
Switzerland
Harvest Home Service Held at Swiss United Church of Christ
Annual Harvest Home Service occurs at Sunday services in October. Congregation donates canned goods to Deaconess Hospital Milwaukee and WSCS funds linens and towels. WSCS meets in Clarno at 1 30 p.m. Wednesday with hostesses Mrs Harvey Frautschy and Mrs Byron Hartwig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BW Glarus Lines
Swiss United Church of Christ
Deaconess Hospital
Milwaukee
WSCS
Clarno
WSWS
Clarno Church
Harvey Frautschy
Byron Hartwig
Shakespearean Play To Highlight Monroe Woman's Club Meeting
The Woman's Club of Monroe will meet Wednesday evening at St. John's United Church of Christ. A dramatized reading from Midsummer Night's Dream directed by Monroe High School's world literature class opens the program. Cast includes David Deininger Bottom and others, with Miss Patt Van Dyke reading The Adventures of Anna Owl. Jack Close will sing Hark, Hark the Lark. executive and business meetings precede at 7:30 and 7:45.
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Woman's Club of
Monroe
St. John’s United Church of Christ
Monroe High School
David Deininger
Bottom
Tom Mitchell
Pat Stauffacher
Donna Swiggum
Sue Babler
Quince
Joan Johnson
Snout
Peter Mueller
Moonshine
Betsy Frantz
Patt van Dyke
Anna Owl
Miss van Dyke
Hanover
Ill
Platteville State University
University of Wisconsin
Jack Close
Will
Hark
Terry B. Hana
Leland L. Lamboley
Department of Literature
Harold J. Blum
C. O. Miller
Women's Guild Meets at Zwingli Monticello
The Fall meeting of the Women's Guild of Zwingli and Washington United Church of Christ was held in Fellowship Hall. Mrs. Alma Gempeler opened with readings and prayers, World Communion Day was announced for Nov. 6 in Monroe, and reports from several officers were shared. The film The Sun Never Sets was shown and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municello
Times
of Women's Guild of
Roy Bissig
Spiritual Life
Man
William G. Meier
Marvin Freitag
World Service
John Stauffer
Grossenbacher Family Gathers in Switzerland
NEW GLARUS Times special reports a Grossenbacher family reunion in Switzerland with three Glarus residents present. Paul and Mrs. Grossenbacher and their daughter Mrs. Kenneth Boss attended, joined by Ist. Lt. and Mrs. John Grossenbacher and Penni. Lt. Grossenbacher serves in Heidelberg, Germany. Of Gottfried Grossenbacher’s eight children five survive: Fritz of Basel, Franz of Burgdorf, Paul of New Glarus, Mrs. Bertha Frankhauser of Burgdorf, and Mrs. Anna Luedi of Aargau.
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Glarus
Grossenbacher
Switzerland
Paul Grossenbacher
Kenneth Boss
Ist
John Grossenbacher
Penni
Heidelberg
Germany
Paul Grossenbachers
Eigth
Gottfried Grossenbacher
Fritz
Basely
Franz
Burgdorf
Paul
New Glarus
Bertha Frankhauser
Anna Luedi
Canton
Aargau
WRC Past Presidents Luncheon Meeting
Mars 9 at Idle Hour Mansion featured Schwalger presiding over the semiannual luncheon of the Woman's Relief Corps past presidents. Co chairs for entertainment were Mrs. A S Peterson and Mrs. William Rieder. Card games followed the business session with honors to Mrs. Tom Zimmerman, Miss Grace Schroeder, and Miss Margaret Altman. May meeting co chairs will be Mrs. A S Myers and Mrs. William Zimmerman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mars
Schwalger
Woman's Relief Corps
Idle Hour Mansion
A. S. Peterson
William Rieder
Tom Zimmerman
Grace Schroeder
Margaret Altman
A. S. Myers
William Zimmerman
Gathering to Honor Charles Jorgensen Forty Year Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Charles Jorgensen Sr of 1136 Hackett Street Beloit longtime Monroe residents will be honored at a family gathering Sunday at the American Legion hall for their 40th wedding anniversary. They wed October 14 1924 in St Johns Church parsonage with Rev Schuh officiating. The couple has a son Charles Jr of Hales Corners and a granddaughter Gay Ann. HONORED AT SHOWER Mrs Robert Jacobson of Horeb was honored at a baby shower by her bridge club at Rolland Dischs home.
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Charles Jorgensen Sr
Hackett Street
Beloit
Monroe
American Legion Hall
Elizabeth Grimm
Jorgensen
P. A. ‘Schuh
St. John’s Church
Wilmer Coates
Juda
Coates
Jorgensens
New Glarus
Robert Jacobson
Horeb
Bridge Club
Rolland Disch
Circle to Meet Albany and Monticello Groups
WSCS Friendship Circle of the Methodist church meets Monday at 2 p.m. in the church with Mrs. Lottie Burt as president. Washington Circle at Zwingli Church Fellowship Hall meets Wednesday afternoon hosted by Mrs Frank Loveland and Mrs Clarence Loveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Friendship Circle
WSCS
Methodist Church
Lottie Burt
Circle
Monticello
Washington Circle
Zwingli Church
Frank Loveland
Clarence Loveland
Officers Elected By Juda Classes
Juda high school announced class officers and student council members. Seniors led by president Larry Davis and Patsy Wideman as treasurer. juniors Norma Hummer and Dennis Wirth. sophomores Larry Larson and Donna Lehr. freshmen Dick Leaver and Marcia Wyss. Student council includes Dennis Keen, Mary Arnsmeier, Jeffrey Wideman, Nelva Smith, Tom Phillipps, Sharon Thorp, Curtis Gobeli, and Cynthia Rockey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JUDA
Juda High School
Larry Davis
Lyle Thorp
Russell Keen
Patsy Wideman
Norma Hummer
Dennis Wirth
Yvonne Zimmerman
Carol Felt
Larry Larson
Donna Lehr
Lynn Davis
Dan Leaver
Dick Leaver
Jack Felt
Marcia Wyss
Ann Zimmerman
Dennis Keen
Mary Arnsmeier
Jeffrey Wideman
Nelva Smith
Tom Phillipps
Sharon Thorp
Curtis Gobeli
Cynthia Rockey
Today in History Friday October Ninth Anniversary Highlights
On this date in 1934 King Alexander I of Yugoslavia and French Foreign Minister Ber thou were assassinated by a Great student in Marseilles. Other events include Yale College charter in 1701 Alaska sale to U S in 1867 St Clair River Bridge dedication in 1938 Churchill elected Conservative leader in 1949 Dumbarton Oaks plan released in 1944 and notes on Jackson Cento formation and Kennedy wheat sale to Soviet Russia in 1963 1964.
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Alexander I
Yugoslavia
Berthou
Marseilles
France
Yale College
Russia
Alaska
United States
St. Clair River
Port Huron
Mich
Point Edward
Ontario
Winston - Churchill
Britain
U.S. Supreme Court
Robert Jackson
Washington
Council of Ministers
Central Treaty Organization
Cento
Iraq
Kennedy
Soviet Russia
Day Care Center Project Reviewed at Grace Lutheran
Mabel Hamilton outlined the new day care efforts at Grace Lutheran Church New Glarus during the Green County Association for Retarded Children October meeting. Four children attend two hours weekly with plans for larger classes as equipment and transport issues are resolved. The program emphasizes teaching daily skills and community involvement supported by local volunteers and the Monroe United Fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Hamilton
New Glarus
Grace Lutheran Church
Green County Association
Monroe United Fund
Green County Association For
John Meichoir
Brodhead High School
Haberman Re-elected State AFL-CIO Leader
GREEN BAY George Haberman age 67 president of the Wisconsin AFL-CIO won a fourth straight two year term at the annual convention. Secretary treasurer George Hall reported Haberman Milwaukee received 106,068 votes to 92,698 for John Heidenreich Milwaukee. About 900 delegates from nearly 200,000 AFL CIO members cast ballots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Bay
George Haberman
Wisconsin
Afl-Cio
George Hall
Haberman
Milwaukee
John Heidenreich
AFL Cio
College Seniors Attend Three Day Conservation Camp
College seniors from Green County Teachers College will attend a three day Conservation Education Workshop at Eagle River. Guided by Frank Studnicha and Rudolph T. Haskee, the program aims to deepen understanding of Wisconsin’s natural resources and teach conservation skills. It combines indoor and outdoor activities with lectures, films, field trips, and extensive use of outside specialists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County Teachers College
Frank Studnicha
Rudolph T. Haskee
Eagle River
Wisconsin
County 4H and FFA announce livestock show in Madison
The County 4H Agent reports several 4H and FFA members will consign livestock to the Southern Wisconsin Junior Livestock Show in Madison October 19 to 21. Beef exhibitors include Pam and Terry Knouse and others. lamb exhibitors list multiple youths. barrow exhibitors include John Wegmueller and others. An October 21 auction will sell animals to the public with Oscar Mayer offering hauling and processing services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FFA
Wisconsin
Madison
Pam
Terry Knouse
Debbie
Barb Williams
Bev
Karen Witt
Dan Tschudy
Steve
Aaron Digman
Tom Klemm
Lamb
Bill Deininger
Ralph Figi Jr
Darrell Indergand
Mary
Dick Sullivan
John Wegmueller
Don Ruehlew
Dave
Jim Allen
Barrow
John Mahikuch Jr
Bob
John Ammon
Oscar Mayer
Green County
Enrollment opens for 4-H clubs through January
In the field, tractors pulled by seven bottom plows left only furrows as the scene ends. Unemployment rises as a backdrop. Enrollment time for 4-H runs from now until January 1. Enrollment cards are being mailed to leaders. To start a new club in your community contact Susan Sass or me for assistance.
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Susan Sass
Brodhead Homecoming Parade and Events Planned
Floats ready for the Brodhead high school homecoming parade through the business district at 11 a.m. Tomorrow. Judges’ decisions announced at the dance 9 p.m. tomorrow in the high school gym. A pep rally with a bonfire at 7 tonight opens events. Football game vs Orfordville at 2 p.m. tomorrow with senior band appearance at halftime and presentation of Queen Terrifies and court Denise Albert and Guiliana Romagnoli. Earl Zimmerman head coach with assistants Wilfred Kind and Jerald Holub.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brodhead Crimes
Brodhead High School
Orfordville
Clifford Kueler
Terrifies
Denise Albert
Guiliana Romagnoli
Italy
BHS
Earl Zimmerman
Lare Wilfred Kind
Jerald Holub
New Glarus FFA Soil Team Places 12th in Contest
The New Glarus FFA soil judging team placed 12th in the senior division of the contest at Beaver Dam Tuesday. The team members are Kent, Duerst, David Nyhus, Tom Hoesly, and Dave Erickson, among 51 teams. Edwin Klassy, the high school agriculture instructor, accompanied them.
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New Glarus
New Glarus Ffa
Beaver Dam
Kent, Duerst
David Nyhus
Tom Hoesly
Dave Erickson
Edwin Klassy
Helicopter Pilot Killed. U S Toll Hits 201 in Viet Nam
A U S Army helicopter pilot was shot and killed by Viet Cong fire minutes after stepping from his disabled aircraft 370 miles northeast of Saigon. His death raises the U S combat death toll in Viet Nam to 201 since 1961.
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Saigon
South
Viet Nam
U.S
Kiwanians Hear of State Economy and Taxpayers
John P. Reynolds of the Wisconsin Taxpayers Alliance told Kiwanis members at Swiss Wheel restaurant that Wisconsin’s economy has grown 13 years while state and local spending rose fast. He warned of a 150 million dollar revenue-expenditure gap for the next two years and urged promoting the state as a unique location like Monroe’s cheese industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
John P. Reynolds
Wisconsin Taxpayers Alliance
Reynolds
Kiwanis Club
The
Alliance
Madison
Monroe
Over the Counter Listings Guide to Se curities Sold or Bought
The document outlines the bid and ask ranges for securities at the time of compilation. Supplied by the Monroe office of Loewi & Co Incorporated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Office
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Institute Woman's Club
Lillian Klassy
Monroe G.U.G.G
Max D. Gaebler
Harvest Home Service
Women’s Guild
WRC
Charles Jorgensens
Wn Galton
Swiss Cheese Shop
Highway 69
Joon
First National Bank of
F.d.lc
Manietowoc County
Newell Smith
Newell
Canada
Carol
Gregg
Brodhead
Hunter
Lanz Insurance
Citizens Loan and Finance CO
16Th Ave
City Hall
Dacron
Loewi & Co., Incorporated
Clarno Lumber” & Supply
Clarno, Wis
Lyndon Johnson
Lyndon
J. Evetts Haley
Texas
Johnson
Timely Publications, Dept
P. O
Dallas
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