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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1964

Page

3

Woman's Club Monroe Hostesses Named for Wednesday Meeting

Louis A. Koenig and Mrs. James R. Weir will host the Woman's Club of Monroe gathering at St. John's church fellowship hall. A fall motif frames a tea after a literature program featuring Shakespeare readings and children's stories and poetry.

Louis A. Koenig James R. Weir Woman’s Club of Monroe St. John’s Church Fellowship Hall Department of Literature Koenig Weir Mmes D. J. Huenink Harvey H. Holland Anton J. Portman Holland Philip H. Darling Mathew F. Eraser E. B. Lux Harold M. Rotter Williard R. Schuetze Clarence C. Warfel F. Earl Lamboley Miss Patt van Dyke Terry B. Hanna Leland L. Lamboley Department Harold J. Blum C. O. Miller

Monticello Class of 1939 Reunites for 25th Gathering

The Monticello High School 1939 class held a 25th reunion at the Casino Saturday evening with 15 of 22 graduates attending. Mrs. Bernie Wilde of New Glarus was general chairman. special guests included Mr. and Mrs. U. G. Hill.

Wjtivculo Monticello Chadwick Charles Virginia’ Voegeli

Putnams Honored at Family Dinner Sunday

Mr and Mrs Charles Putnam celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary with a family dinner at the Casino Sunday. An anniversary cake and corsages were presented. The event also marked the 18th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Herman Durtschi with many Putnam and related families in attendance.

Monticello Times Cay Charles Putnam Casino Herman Durtschi Messrs Mmes Knute Linrude Edgerton David Putnam South Wayne Robert Putnam Charles Putnam Jr Melvin Flint Monroe Albany

Weidman Jones Bride Chooses Elegant Juda Church Nuptials

Lanaya Kay Weidman and Jerry Lee Jones wed at the Evangelical United Brethren church in Juda at 2 p.m. The couple now resides at 194 Fairfax Beloit with vows led by Rev. Melvin H. Nickel. The bride wore a whisper satin gown and veil while carrying a white Bible with an orchid. Attendants wore willow green peau de soie gowns. Frankie Siebert served as best man.

Lanaya Kay Weidman Jerry Lee Jones Brodhead Fairfax, Beloit Evangelical United Brethren Church Juda Melvin H. Nickel Leon L. Weideman Route 2 Bobbette Preston Frankie Siebert Brodsnead Robbert Olson Donna Hanan California Bridgegroom DeAnn Olsen

Bride and Groom Tie 1962 Brodhead High School Nuptials

Ronald Jones and Richard Jones served as brothers of the groom with groomsmen. Robert Olsen and Donald Thomp son acted as ushers. The bride wore a dark brown crepe dress while the groom wore a green crepe outfit. Yellow mums adorned both corsages as guests attended a reception in the fellowship hall.

Ronald Richard Jones Robert Olsen Brodhead Donald Thompson Evansville Fellowship Hall Ruth Malcook Patsy Wideman Patricia Jones Linda Ralph Merlin Thompson Diane Smith Jean Butler Barbara Malcook Brodhead High School Beloit Corporation

Ministry of Laity Theme of Conference

Rev Winslow wuson madi son district superintendent conducted a worship The Ministry of the Laity at the meeting of the sub district conference here yesterday afternoon and evening at the First Methodist church Rev James Weis Monroe pastor and Calvin Kraemer led discussion groups Mrs Coyla Cox was chairman of the fellowship supper and Mrs A R Livingston decorated tables Serving on the kitchen committee were Mmes Carson Lowl Harry Maddrell Virginia Moe Edwin Schuetze Rodney O Kittelsen Orville R Evans Robert H Keith Diane Mortensen William T Plate Robert Penniston Alvin A Zuhlke Fritzie Kycek Marcella Krueger Daisy Tresner and James Weis and Miss Evelyn Tresner A worship service followed the supper Rev Melvin Simonsen minister of the EUB church at Prairie du Lac was guest speaker.

Winslow Wuson Madison First Methodist Church James Weis Monroe Calvin Kraemer Coyla Cox A. R. Livingston Mmes Carson Lowl Harry Maddrell Virginia Moe Edwin Schuetze Rodney 0

Jehovah's Witnesses Plan Weekend Session in Burlington

Anneiser presiding minister for Monroe congregation announces final preparations for 60 local minister delegates and their families to travel to Burlington Wisconsin Friday to Sunday. Delegates join others from Southern Wisconsin and Northern Illinois for ministerial training with the theme Speak the Word of God with Boldness. All sessions are open to the public.

Renard Anneiser Monroe

Gloria Jean Hoesly Weds James F Schenk in Oregon

Mrs Gloria Jean Hoesly and James Frederick Schenk united in marriage at Holy Mother of Consolation Church Oregon Oregon couple will reside on Route 2 after a two week West Coast trip Bride wore white satin gown with jeweled lace and illusion veil Attendants included sister Linda Hoesly and sister in law Miss Diane Jelle The groom's brother Roger Schenk served as junior groomsman Best man was Joseph Gehin Several groomsmen and ushers attended Reception plans and future residence noted Also brief community notices for a PTA barbecue supper and Pythian Sisters meeting

Gloria Jean Hoesly James Frederick Schenk Holy Mother of Consolation Catholic Church Oregon Cleyance F. Hoesly New Glarus Herbert Schenk Brooklyn Vicki Schenk Richardo Seiler de Pere Diane Jelle Madison Linda Hoesiy Debbie Gehin Belleville David Schiess Joseph Gehin James Fahey Ed Steiner Roger Schenk Phil Duerst James Gehin III The General Casualty Insurance Co

Spring Grove Visit To See Robert Mohns At Swedish-American

Mr and Mrs Elmer Stahl ecker accompanied Mr and Mrs Herbert Mohns to Rockford to visit Robert Mohns at the Swedish American hospital. His condition is unchanged. His wife remains in Rockford.

Elmer Stahlecker Herbert Mohns Rockford Robert Mohns

Reception Will Honor Zinser

A reception will be held Saturday for Col. Roy F. Zinser retired after 36 years in the military from National Guard service to commandant at Ft. Monroe Virginia. Mrs Zinser will also be honored at Idle Hour Mansion with greetings from 2 to 4 p.m. The Zinsers visit relatives in South Dakota and stay two weeks with Mary Zinser and families. Col. Zinser served in the South Pacific during World War II after earlier service in World War I era. He formerly worked as a teller at the First National Bank of Monroe. Norma Larson is his wife.

Roy F. Zinser National Guard Ft. Monroe Zinser Idle Hour Zinsers Mary Zinser Martha Larson Col. Zinser Glenn Heffron South Dakota Co. K. Monroe South Pacific First National Bank of Monroe Norma Larson

Farm Tour Planned In South Wayne Area

Professor Edward G Bruns of the University of Wisconsin will lead a Farm Building Tour for South Wayne area farmers. They assemble at South Wayne high school Tuesday Oct 20 at 10 am and visit farms including Eddie Hicks Harvey Tollackson Bob Anderson Thoreson Brothers with a milking parlor farrowing unit and free stall housing discussion. Noon lunch at the high school.

Edward G. Bruns University of Wisconsin South Wayne South Wayne High School Eddie Hicks Harvey

Halbrook Farms Dominates Pony Horse Events at Waterloo Show

Halbrook Farms, under Hugh Robers Sr. for W. R. Schuetze, won firsts in four-year-old and yearling classes at Waterloo Ia during the National Dairy Cattle Congress events. They also placed second in produce of dam and fourth in the fine harness stake as the season wrapped with 18 pony-horse shows already held.

Naiprock Farms Ptapie Waterloo National Dairy Cattle Congress Hugh Robers Sr W. R. Schuetze

Columbus Day History Highlights of October 12

On this date in 1492 Columbus reached America. Other notable events include the death of Gen. Robert E. Lee in 1870, nurse Edith Cavell executed in 1915, Peter II becoming king in 1934, U S victory at Cape Esperance in 1942, Dostler's death sentence in 1945, and moves toward West German armament in NATO in 1954.

Associated Press Christopher Columbus America Robert E. Lee Edith Cavell Peter II Yugoslavia United States Cape Esperance Anton Dostler U.S French National Assembly West Germany

OAS Meeting Cites Shortfalls in Economic Efforts

Adolfo Lopez Mateos told a special OAS session that economic efforts by the organization had not met expectations. The report recalls a year earlier when Russian troops ended the blockade of an American military convoy detained 52 hours in East Germany en route to West Berlin from West Germany.

Adolfo Lopez Mateos Mexico Organization of American States OAS East Germany West Berlin West Germany

Wisconsin corn harvest tops 107 million bushels in 1964

The U S Department of Agriculture estimates Wisconsin corn for grain at 107 669 000 bushels in 1964 averaging 67 per acre. Other Wisconsin crops include cranberries 405 000 barrels potatoes 5 220 000 cwt tobacco 18 640 000 pounds with 1 664 pounds per acre. Northern Wisconsin Type 55 cigar binder tobacco 10 240 000 pounds. Southern Wisconsin Type 54 cigar binder 8 400 000 pounds.

Washington Wisconsin U.S. Department of Agriculture

LaCrosse Youth Heads State Student Councils

Michael French of Aquinas High School La Crosse was elected president of the Wisconsin Association of Student Councils at the Oshkosh convention. He succeeds LeRoy Doucette of Tomahawk High School. New officers include Wendy Whitlinger Neenah and Margie Shanski Milwaukee. About 625 delegates from 150 high schools attended.

Oshkosh Michael French Aquinas High School la Crosse Wisconsin Association of Student Councils French LeRoy Doucette Tomahawk High School Wendy Whitlinger Neenah High School Margie Shanski Milwaukee Washington High School Wisconsin Oshkosh High School

Field Trip Lets Students Explore Fossils Nearby

Marchant conducts a field trip with Fineen members and the Monroe Adult School class Rocks Minerals and Fossils led by instructor Vashni Marchant. The group found trilobites cephalopods brachiopods corals grionoid stems pelecypods gastropods turri tela ammonites and minerals.

Fineen Monroe Vashni Marchant

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Putnams Kitchen Cook Books Ladies Home Journal Betty Crocker Ministry of Laity Jehovah's Witnesses James F. Schenk South School PTA John Caradine Pythian Sisters Ioof Hall Edna Boss Fern Maurer Margaret Altman Spring Grove Mrs. Herbert Mohns South Wayne Area Goetz Town & Country Fryer Patrick Cudahy Jemima Waffles Jonathan Apples Nestle Morsell Pascal Celery Halbrook Farms Green County Republican Club John Callahan Treas Goldwater Talk LaCrosse Marchant Crandall Oil Company 16Th Ave Monroe, Wis Ree Coffee Rit van Hot Niseman Wan Golden Home & High School Musselman S Apple Ders Ceshy
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