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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1973
Page
21
Brief includes multiple Abby letters about a wife calling her husband Bob, a neglectful clergyman, and an ailing mother avoiding doctors. Abigail counsels counseling, support, and seeking professional help, plus voter registration reminder and publication details. The piece captures 1960s advice tone and personal family dilemmas.
Monroe couple Miss Karen Sellnow and Dwight Indergand plan a November 3 wedding at St. John’s United Church of Christ in Monroe with a wedding dance at Bluff View Park in Brodhead. Attendees included numerous Brodhead and Durand residents, with hostess Miss Barb Clark and gifts presented at a Thursday evening shower.
The Cheese City Toastmasters will gather at 7 am Tuesday in the Community Room of the First National Bank. John Schild leads the group with speakers Harold Guttenberg Bernard Weigel Lowell Stuessy and George Schutte set to present.
Shawn Faessler of Sun Prairie spent Saturday and Sunday with his grandparents, the August Faesslers. Mrs. Herman Stampfli of Freeport and Mrs. Donald Andrews were dinner guests of Mrs. Helen Andrews and Richard Keehns. Alvin Timm of Elroy and Audrey Sheldon of Janesville visited Mrs. Herbert Mohns and Mr. Audrey Sheldon. Laverne Gadow and Richard visited Earl and Mrs. Goodger at Delavan.
Hello World Mr and Mrs John E Jaeggi Rt 1 Juda welcomed son David Michael born Tuesday Oct 9 at St Clare Hospital He has four siblings John Kelly Brenda and Stephen The mother is Annette Stelter Grandparents include Mrs Lillian Jaeggs and Henry Stelter Grandparents Mrs and Mr Ernest Lehman are great grandparents.
New York designer label furs from Jeremy Wren, crafted by James and Steven Milona, mark a luxe collection in mink and sable. Louis Milona and Sons, 50 years in fur, supply prestige stores including Bergdorf’s Saks and Magni ns, with shades from Apollo to Blackglama and the revived stone martin.
The Harvest Home Festival will be observed at the Washington Reformation United Church of Christ on Oct. 21 during the 9:15 a.m. service. All raw produce and canned goods or cash donations are welcomed for delivery to the New Glarus Home. Items may be brought on the previous Saturday from 10:30 to noon. Nine new members joined the church on Oct. 7: Dan and Mrs. Bivin, Leonard and Mrs. Kemprood, William and Mrs. Frontzak, Gordon Grossen, Marianne Dickson, and Paul Komprood.
Seventeen members attended the Past Presidents group fall meeting of the Women’s Relief Corps held Wednesday evening at Idle Hour Mansion. Hostesses were Mrs. Leona Stuessy and Mrs. Fred Schott. Prizes were awarded for cards with Mrs. Reider high and Mrs. Evenson low. special prizes went to Mrs. Wagner and Miss Portman. Mrs. Ruth Kleckner and Mrs. Eldora Olson will host the spring meeting next May.
Mr and Mrs Robert Peters of Monticello Rt 2 celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary with a dance at Bluff View Park Brodhead Friday Oct 19 from 9 pm to 1 am Invitations are not being sent Shirley Lawler and Robert Peters married Oct 23 1948 at Garden Prairie Methodist Church The couple have three children Gail Jelle Dale and Sherino and have lived in Illinois and Monticello since 1968 Peters is a farmer
Blanchardville residents Mr and Mrs Francis Kopps and Dennis visited Paul Gruenenfelder in Cynthiana Kentucky. Oscar Jorenby and Norris Jorenby traveled with their spouses to Bowdon North Carolina for Homer and Mrs Cook's anniversary. The group included Cecil Jorenby New Glarus and Stanley Jorenby Susan Stanton and Stuart Hollandale. William Davey Delavan visited Lloyd Gratz and family and the Gratz group visited Ontario Wisconsin before returning home.
More than 3,000 scouts and leaders from about 150 units take part in the first Blackhawk Area Council camporee since merging with U S Grant Council. The event at Stephenson County Fair Grounds runs Friday to Sunday with games contests blind tent pitching and first aid problems. A campfire program features Ouray dancers Joe Dolittle and a 20 piece band plus Larry Paterson.
The Ambitious Mrs Homemaker Club met October 1 at Mrs. Jerry Briggs’s home with co-hostess Mrs. David Deininger. New members Gene O Bel John Ammon John Swang and Patrick Teasdale joined as president Mrs. Keith Baumeister led the session. Upcoming events include Fashion Fling bake sale in November and a Christmas party. A safety report was given by Mrs. Deininger and Mrs. Ruff taught pizza making, with pizza served at refreshments. The next meeting is November 7 at Mrs. James Sinkule’s home.
Mrs W G Maude Bear age 98 observed her birthday Friday with dinner by her birthday club. She has belonged 20 to 25 years to the group which marks the day with a party. A few friends dropped in to call on the occasion. She enjoys flower raising and has plants potted for winter greenhouse use.
Frances Hanson and Vernon Berget exchanged vows at a 2 p.m. ceremony on Saturday October 6 at the Berget home in Argyle Rt. 2 with Rev. Lyman Oman officiating. A reception followed with many family and friends in attendance including James Miles and Harlow Rowley.
Mr and Mrs Gary Hartwig of Lena Illinois received checks from the Monroe Eagles Club and Auxiliary. Funds raised will cover medical expenses for their year old son Michael who lost both eyes to cancer at nine months. Auxiliary members noted Family Night October 17 and a Regional meeting in Escanaba Michigan November 10 11. They voted to support the Max Bear Heart Fund. Door prize went to Mrs Don Bliss. Lunch was served by Mrs Clifford Leck and Mrs Gordon Mohns.
A Monroe area Mothers of Twins Club meets at 8 p.m. Tuesday in the First National Bank Community Room with Rudolph F. Reger speaking on legal matters. All mothers of twins are invited to attend. The event appears in a local events roundup.
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