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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1972

Page

3

Middleton Couple Weds in Plain Ceremony

Mr. and Mrs. Dennis L Gilbertson of Middleton wed in a 1 p.m. ceremony September 9 at St. Patrick's Catholic Church in rural Plain. Rita Kay Dederich became bride. officiating priest was Father Keppler. The event featured hymns sung by Mrs. Dorothy Shanahann with organist Mrs. Marie Dwyer and altar servers Fred Dwyer and William McClosky.

Dennis L Gilbertson Middleton St. Patrick's Catholic Father Keppler Rita Kay Dederich Francis Dederich Lyle Horeb Dorothy Shanahann Marie Dwyer Fred Dwyer William McClosky Karen Dederich Vickie Gilbertson Kimberly Keller Phillip Ingwell Gary Gilbertson Richard Reeson Richard Gilbertson Ray Kramer Rebecca Dimpfl Debbie Schmitz Ron Lease Graber Drapery Co

Mrs Hunt Visits Former Monroeites Now in North Carolina

Mrs P C Hunt of 1128 24th Street returned from a two week visit with Mr and Mrs Curtis Chase formerly of Monroe now living near Chapel Hill North Carolina. They reside in Hide Away Estates a wooded home similar to their former one. Mrs Chase weaves and teaches weaving at the YMCA in Chapel Hill. Mr Chase a former x ray technician at the Monroe Clinic enjoys weaving and gardening. Mrs Hunt toured Myrtle Beach and the Atlantic coast during the visit.

P. C. Hunt 24Th St Curtis Chase Monroe Chapel Hill N.C Chases YMCA Chase Monroe Clinic Hunt Myrtle Beach South Carolina Atlantic Ocean

Noise concerns highlighted by Monroe Kiwanis meeting

Ted Scheffer audiologist at the Monroe Clinic explained that prolonged noise exposure can cause various hearing losses, noting tractor noise among farmers. The gathering included attendance prizes, group singing, and talks about inter-club events while members plus guests participated in a lively luncheon at the VFW Clubhouse.

Monroe Kiwanis Club Ted Scheffer Monroe Clinic VFW Scheffer Canaan Herman Stuessy Arthur Roethe Richard Bahr Joe Maglio Larry Morris Herbert Ainsworth

Helpful Homemakers Club Plans Christmas Volunteer Work

Fifteen members met at the home of Mrs. William Matzke in Juda for October. They discussed wrapping Christmas presents in December at Pleasant View Nursing Home and the upcoming potluck dinner in November. A sunshine fund revision was approved, Pennies for Friendship was collected, and the Juda Center meeting was announced for November 20 at the Juda United Methodist Church.

Helpful Homemakers Helpful Homemakers Club William Matzke Juda John Hillbrand Pleasant View Nursing Home Sunshine Fund Juda Center United Methodist Church of Clara Miller Matzke Hillbrand William Newman Robert Anderson

Engagements announced for daughters Cindy Lou and Susan Marie Jaggs

Mr and Mrs Frederick Jaggs announce the engagements of their daughters Cindy Lou to Dennis Haberman of Brodhead and Susan Marie to Steve Olsen of Brodhead. Cindy attends Brodhead High School and works at Advance Transformer Monroe. Susan also attends Brodhead High. Olsen is employed by Varco Pruden Evansville. No wedding plans. BRIDE TO BE Mr and Mrs Lawrence C Holland announce Linda L to Thomas P Russell of Rockford. Linda is a 1970 Mercy Medical Center graduate and worked at St Clare Hospital. Thomas is a Gate City Steel employee and square dance caller. A March 3 wedding is planned at St Michael's Church Galena. The English Settlement Church cemetery board meets Oct 26 at Harvey Graves' home, Albany, to elect officers.

Cindy Lou Susan Marie Frederick Jaggs Cindy Dennis Haberman Marjorie Haberman Robert Haberman Sr Brodhead Susan Steve Olsen Alvin Olsen Brodhead High School Advance Transformer Monroe Olsen Varco Pruden Evansville Lawrence C. Holland Galena Ill Linda L Thomas P. Russell Harold Russell Rockford Miss Holland St. Clare Hospital Galena High School Mercy Medical Center School of Dubuque Iowa Community General Hospital Sterling, Ill Auburn High School Institute of Drafting and Technology Morrison, Ill Gate City Steel Pioneer Record St. Michael’s Church Albany Harvey Graves

Music concert by South Wayne Methodist Choir at Monroe Manor

The Choir of South Wayne Methodist Church presented a religious song concert in the Monroe Manor TV lounge on October 15 at 1 30 p m under Rev Claude Bartlett. Performers included Joan Crotty Roxy Wehrmann Dorothy Meier Jean Bartlett Debbie Montgomery Luella Martin Joyce Montgomery and Russell Meier. Special numbers featured a quartet and solos with pieces There is Power in the Blood Put Your Hand in the Hand How Great Thou Art and Amazing Grace on trumpet. Forty eight residents attended the event.

South Wayne Methodist Church Monroe Manor Claude Bartlett Joan Crotty Roxy Wehrmann Dorothy Meier Jean Bartlett Debbie Montgomery Luella Martin Joyce Montgomery Russell Meier Amazing Grace Debbie

October Birthday Party At Monroe Manor Nursing Home

Residents at Monroe Manor Nursing Home enjoyed an October Birthday party Oct. 5 hosted by the Women's Guild of Zwingli United Church of Christ Monticello. Entertainment by Mrs. Ernest Gempeler Mrs. Howard Voegels and Mrs. Ralph Kubly featured songs Brighten the Corner and He Touched Me. Bingo prizes and refreshments followed birthday cake baked by Mrs. Richard Briggs. Honorees include Mrs. Bertha Larson Mrs. Mary Zettle Mrs. Carrie Arn Miss Evelyn Bower Herman Wittenwyler Nevey Schroeder Alfred Frie. Guild members assisting were Mrs. Willis Babler Mrs. John Wettach Mrs. Edward Schneeberger Mrs. Eugene Schneeberger Ralph Kubly Mrs. Howard Voegels Mrs. Ernest Gempeler and Leon Gempeler.

Monroe Manor Women’s Guild of Richard Briggs Monticello Bertha Larson Mary Zettle Carrie Arn Evelyn Bower Herman Wittenwyler Nevey Schroeder Alfred Frie Guild Mmes Willis Babler John Wettach Edward Schneeberger Eugene Schneeberger Ralph Kubly Howard Voegels Ernest Gempeler Leon Gempeler

Hello World Mitchell Lee Born At St. Clare Hospital

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Meier of Madison announce the birth of their second son and third child, Hello World Mitchell Lee, on Friday October 20 at St. Clare Hospital. He has a six year old brother Mark and a five year old sister Michelle Lynn. maternal grandfather is Virgil Berget, paternal grandparents Pete Petersen and Eddie Meier, with great grandparents Frances Liedschlag and Elmer Berget.

Mitchell Lee Robert Meier 11Th Street St. Clare Hospital Mark Michelle Lynn Rosemary Berger Pete Petersen Virgil Berget Madison Eddie Meier Nora Ill Frances Liedschlag Cedarville, Ill Elmer Berget Gratiot

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