Engagements in Albany Area Feature Two Couples
Miss Brenda Voegeli of Albany and Gary Kranig of Albany plan an early spring wedding. Voegeli, an EEG technician at Monroe Clinic, is a 1970 Albany High School graduate. Kranig works with Alvin Kranig Excavating and is a 1969 School graduate. An announcement also notes Miss Priscilla Burleton of Monroe and Ernest Hauri of Oakfield plan a February wedding. Burleton, a Marian College attendee and medical technologist at St Clare Hospital, is an Oakfield High School graduate. Hauri, a Monroe High School graduate, works for Farm and Fleet.
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Harry Reasa
Brenda Voegeli
Gary Kranig
Alvin Kranig
Albany
Miss Voegeli
Monroe Clinic
Albany High School
Kranig
Priscilla Burleton
Monroe
M.A. Burleton
Oakfield
Wis
Ernest Hauri
Robert Hauri
12Th Ave
Burleton
Oakfield High School
Marian College
Fond du Lac
St. Clare Hospital
Monroe High School
Farm and Fleet
Monroe Theatre Guild Seeks Cast for Angel Street
Scripts for the play Angel Street are on reserve at Monroe Public Library for February performance. Casting calls need two men and three women for the three act mystery thriller directed by Mrs. John Norton. Tryouts on November 13 and 14 at 7:30 p.m. in Community. Call 325-4426 for individual auditions if unavailable.
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Angel Street
Monroe Theatre Guild
Monroe Public Library
John Norton
Clarno Homemakers Meet Plans Fair Auction and Craft
Mrs. Martha Grenzow hosted the October Clarno Homemakers meeting at her home. Members made fall centerpieces and wreaths, planned the Christmas party gift exchange, and discussed the Homemaker Fair and a future auction. Roll call answered with travel wishes, pennies for friendship collected, lunch served. The next meeting is set for 1:30 p.m. November 15 at Mrs. Emil Tschudy’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarno Clarno
Martha Grenzow
Clarno Homemakers
Pearl Timm
Librarian Seminar Attendees and Weekend Visits Across Wisconsin
Miss Blanche Tre Week of Mineral Point and Mrs. Dorothy Johnson of Darlington attended the South West Wisconsin District Librarian Seminar in Fennimore. Dinner guests at Cecelia Splinter’s home included Leo Splinter and family from LaCrosse, Jerry Young and family from Sun Prairie, and Henry Anderson and family. Laurence O Ren of Barneveld visited Floyd and Roger Flannery in Brodhead. Bredeson family of Beloit hosted Robert Bredeson and daughter Holly. Melva Arnold of Monroe and Charlotte Butler of Wausau visited Theodore Weiler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Tre Week
Mineral Point
Dorothy Johnson
Darlington
Bill Whitmar
Wisconsin
Fennimore
Cecelia Splinter
Leo Splinter
LaCrosse
Jerry Young
Sun Prairie
Henry Anderson
Laurence O’ren
Barneveld
Community events list for Monroe and area
The Monroe Jaycees meet at 7 30 p m Wednesday with a 6 30 p m board and Leadership in Action Course. Bill Sutter of Brookfield Wisconsin will speak on No Fault Insurance. A card party starts 8 p m Sunday at St Mary of Lourdes Hall Belleville. Orfordville Lutheran Church serves Norwegian meal Saturday November 11 with 11 a m to 1 p m and 4 p m to finish. Country Swingers dance 8 30 to 11 Saturday at Orangeville Fire House with Don Neva. Finger foods served at all dances.
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Monroe Jaycees
Idle Hour
Bill Sutter
Brookfield
Wis
Sutter
St. Mary of Lourdes Church
Belleville
St. James Parish
Orfordville Lutheran Church
Parkview High School
Orfordville
Orangeville
Don Neva
Madison
Birthday anniversaries set at New Glarus Home
Three residents at the New Glarus Home will observe November birthdays with a 2 p.m. Saturday Nov. 4 party sponsored by the Faith Bible Church women in Belleville. Honorees include Rudy Lerch turning a year older and the Home welcomes five new residents Mrs. Rose Trumpy and Mrs. Lena Graf of Monticello Edwin Hanson and Mrs. Katherine Waelti of Argyle and Mrs. Katie Altman of New Glarus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Glarus
Women of the Faith Bible Church
Belleville
Rudy Lerch
Rose Trumpy
Lena Graf
Monticello
Edwin Hanson
Katherine Waelti
Argyle
Katie Altman
Season tickets for Children's Theatre urged before Saturday
PTA Cultural Arts Committee asks parents to return slips and order three plays for 1.00. The series features The Prince and the Pauper by Robin Hood Players of Chicago, Ko Thi Dancers of Milwaukee, and The Invincible People by Madison Children's Theatre all at 1 30 p m Saturdays in the Junior High Auditorium.
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PTA
Robin Hood Players of
Chicago
Milwaukee
Madison Children’s Theatre
Dear Abby letters on childless couples and unspoken troubles
A collection of reader questions to Dear Abby includes a childless couple seeking privacy about medical issues and adoption costs, a young woman with a sleepy boyfriend, an elderly mother wondering about dying to fit her funeral in her children’s plans, and Abby's responses. The items reflect personal dilemmas, relationship dynamics, and practical advice from the newspaper column.
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Abby
Indianapolis
Schutte Family Welcomes 17th Child Ryan Lee
Mr and Mrs A Schutte Rt 3 become parents to their 17th child a son Ryan Lee born Friday Oct 27 at St Clare Hospital. He has 11 brothers and 5 sisters and the family plans to travel to Sterling Col for Mr and Mrs Schutte 60th wedding anniversary celebration with two cars and a camper. Grandparents Harold Fey Madison and Joseph Schutte Sterling. The Schutte brood includes many relatives and will attend the anniversary gathering with three motels booked in Sterling.
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A. Schutte
Rt. 3
St. Clare Hospital
Ryan Lee
Ryan
Pierre
Paul
Daniel
Russell
Teresa
James
Michele
Denise
Jody
Joel
Patrick
Lynette
Gina
George
Frank
Tory
Harold Fey
Madison
Joseph Schutte
Sterling
Cole
Schutte
Algreta Fey
Monroe
Sterling, Colo
Quentin Rood
Rt. 1
Argyle
Tonya Holly
Tonya
Tracy Tyler
Mavis Brenum
Paul Rood
South Wayne
Albert Johnson
Aurora Rood
Monroe Manor Nursing Home
Timothy Phillip
Phillip Davis
Freeport
Davis
Lynn Karis
Leonard Karis
Delton Davis
Bessie Davis
Juda
Elizabeth Karis
LaCrosse
John C. Wirth
Monticello
Rick Allen
Daniel Scott
Wirth
Lonna Rae Anderson
John W. Wirth
Shirley Anderson
Gene Anderson
Prairie du Chien
Carl Stell
John Wirth Sr
Planning session lays groundwork for Wisconsin Brotherhood program
An initial planning session for the Wisconsin State Brotherhood program met October 24 at the Harris House in Brodhead. District XIII leaders including Fred H. Benti and Paul Schoenike outlined goals to foster respect for people and human rights with year round activities across schools churches and media. The program centers on Brotherhood Week observed February 18 to 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin State Brotherhood
Harris House
Brodhead
Fred H. Benti
Beloit
Paul Schoenike
Monroe
Green County
Fay W. Johnson
Don Olski
Darlington
Lafayette County
Alf Harrer
Rock County
David Soderberg
Janesville
Benti
Wisconsin
GUGG Holds Meeting At Turner Hall With Birthday Wishes
GUGG members gathered Thursday night at Turner Hall with 37 attendees. Birthday greetings were sung for Mrs. Franz Camenzind and Miss Rose Zuercher. Marie Vogler and bona Camenzind led 500 games with high and second place. Dinner guests included Dr. and Mrs. Gayland Greenhill of Whitewater and Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Rude of Browntown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franz Camenzind
Rose Zuercher
GUGG
Turner Hall
Lillian Klassy
Yass
Marie Vogler
Bona Camenzind
Ted Portman
John Hiltbrand
Raymond Fialla
Klassy
Orlean Wahl
Marie Rohrer
Clarence Winger
Gayland Greenhill
Whitewater
Jesse Rude
Browntown
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Willie Haefer
16Th Ave
Richard Golackson
Robert Golackson
Miss Haefer
U.S. Army
News of the Homemakers
Fritz
Écleaners
Con Labby
Il van
L. A
Calif
Los Angeles
Cal
Schuttes
Hello World
Eagle Food Store
Bienema
Anna Trickel
Mary Elmer
Edna Ross
Martin Blum
Wilbur Hixson
Green, Lafayette and
Rock Counties
Joe Tregoning
Assembly Agriculture
Assembly Environmental Quality
Council of State Governments’ Transportation and Highway Safety Comm
State Assembly
Tregoning
Auth
Assembly
del Tregloan
Shullsburg, Wis
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