Green County Homemakers Plan Fall Council and Mental Health Month
Twenty three Green County Homemakers Executive Board met at the New Glarus Hotel for a luncheon. Mrs. Seeholzer presided. Miss Klecker reported on leader training. a Christmas letter project and Fall Council at the Agriculture Building were outlined. Dues, registrations, and a special activities committee were announced. The program will stress mental health for November Mental Health Month with centers across Attica Brodhead Brown Town Juda Monroe Monroe I II III IV Monticello New Glarus I II.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County Homemakers Executive Board
Marval Klecker
New Glarus
David Seeholzer
Walter
Homemaker
Klecker
Mmes
A. F. Schuler
Floyd Asmus
John Hillbrand
James Orton
Green County
New Year Attica
Sam Smith
Ernest Roberts
Brodhead
Leslie Pinnow
Walter Douglas
Browntown
Glen Sawyer
New Glarus II
Albert Nyhus
PTA Council Names Chairs After Evening Meeting
The PTA council met at Junior High Library to set calendar plans and approve committee chairs. Terry Hanna elected president. Kurt Schwager and Mrs. Lloyd Holmes named co chairs for the school picture project. legislative chair Derwin Huenink. others named for recreation safety cultural arts programs mental health publicity and historian. Next meeting scheduled November 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PTA Council
Terry Hanna
Henry Grundahl
Kurt Schwager
Lloyd Holmes
del Barrett
John Kundert
Doris Messmer
E Sypt. Derwin J. Huenink
Nell
Grandma Hoeft Club Meets at Browntown
Members of the Grandma Hoeft Club met Tuesday at the Rufenacht Cottage on the Pecatonica River near Browntown. They posed for pictures in sunbonnets made by Grandma Hoeft and presented at the last meeting. A noon dinner followed by social time. Attendants included Mrs. Anna Hoeft, Mrs. Donald Springer and Launa, Mrs. Emma Holtshopple, Mrs. William Blum, Miss Mabel Hoeft, Mrs. Alvin C. Raber and Mrs. William Hershberger with daughters Rosanna and Miriam. Absentees were Mrs. Harold Haworth, Mrs. J. T. Etter and Mrs. Elsa Foesch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandma Hoeft
Browntown
Pecatonica River
Hoeft
Grandm
Anna Hoeft
Donald Springer and
Launa
Emma Holtshopple
William Blum
Mabel Hoeft
Alvin C. Rabeh
William Hershberger
Rosanna
Miriam
Harold Haworth
J. T. Etter
Elsa Foesch
Night Searches by Voluntary Guard at Moscow Uni
At Moscow University members of the Voluntary People's Guard for the Preservation of Social Order conduct late night room searches for suspected illegal residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow University
Voluntary People’s Guard For the
Evening Guild Plans Guest Night in Swiss Church
The Evening Guild of Swiss Church in New Glarus hosts Guest Night in Fellowship Hall tonight. Dr Alfred Swan of Madison, retired pastor of First Congregational Church, presents Health and Welfare The World Around with slides from his world tour. Hostesses include Mrs Fred Meyer and several named members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening Guild
New Glarus
Fellowship Hall
Alfred Swan
Madison
First Congregational Church
Fred Meyer
Gordon Henning
Werner Ziltner
Kenneth Disch
Kenneth Streiff
William Madden
William Kuenzi
Richard Wainwright
Dean Streiff
Scotland Guest Fetes At Monroe Country Club Luncheon
Agnes Sellar from Moni sieth Scotland and Mrs. Stimm of Stevens Point Wisconsin were honored guests at the Monroe Country Club Auxiliary luncheon attended by forty eight women. Sellar, sister of golf pro James Forbes, will visit for a month and is on her first trip to the United States. Golf winners included Club champion Mrs Kenneth Smith and Flight winners Mrs Donald Ross and Mrs John Kundert announced. Handi cap prizes went to Mrs William Moon first flight and Mrs William Amstutz second flight with other winners named. Low net winners were Mrs Leo Nack Mrs Clarence Franklin Mrs William Gyure and Mrs Fred Ros. Bridge prizes went to Mrs John Figs Mrs George Geiger and B H Lynch. Mrs Finley Barry organized lower arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Sellar
Monisieth
Scotland
Stimm
Stevens Point
Wis
Monroe Country Club
William Moon
William Amstutz
Herman Christen
Leo Nack
Clarence Franklin
William Gyure
Fred Ros
Mmes
John Figs
George Geiger
B. H. Lynch
Finley Barry
Zwingli Aid Society Opens 1966 Season With Potluck Dinner
Zwingli United Church Aid Society begins its 1966 season with a Tuesday potluck dinner in MONT cello. Miss Rose Stauffer provided quiet music after the meal. Mrs. William Wendt, president, read "The Bread of Life" as new officers were installed by Mrs. Ted Zurbach, with president, Mrs. Ellen Wulfer, and treasurer, Mrs. Meier, continuing.
Circle notes and plans for Swiss Church events
Wendt and secretary Mrs Henry Spring names appear as the circle discusses September calling committee. The Circle votes 400 dollars to the Zwingli Church Building Fund and reports a Aug lawn supper results. October bazaar and luncheon planned. Guest Day at Belleville Church on Sept 28 at 1 pm. Parish House cleanup Sept 20. New Glarus Evening Guild invited Sept 8 at 8 pm. birthday party for New Glarus Home discussed. Edyth Stoll in charge. Rose Stauffer organist. meditation by Stoll. October mental health program by Hans Sulzer and Fred Burgy with a film. hostesses listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guild of
New Glarus
Edyth Stoll
Rose Stauffer
Stoll
Manry plans longer sail around Eastern U S with family
Cleveland sailor Robert Manry of the Tinkerbelle plans a yearlong 5 600 mile voyage around the eastern United States next summer with his wife and two children. He previously crossed the Atlantic solo in 1965, 3 400 miles from Falmouth Massachusetts to Falmouth England in 7 days. The family will school by correspondence as the boat travels the Gulf of Mexico Mississippi River Hudson River and Great Lakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, Union
Robert Manry
Cleveland
Atlantic
United States
Manry
Falmouth
Mass
England
Manny
Theeat Lakes
Mississi
Gulf of Mexico
Hudson River
Great Lakes
Coralyn Carlson Elected Concert Band President at Monroe High
Coralyn Carlson, ninth grade daughter of Mr and Mrs Stephen Carlson Route 3, was elected president of Monroe High School Concert Band. Also chosen were Tom Wells vice president Shirley Flanagan secretary Richard Wilcox treasurer and Linda Bury librarian. The band is a relatively new organization created last school year as the second band at Monroe High.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coralyn Carlson
Stephen Carlson
Monroe High School
Vance Nelson
Tom Wells
Ralph Wells
Shirley’ Flanagan
James Flanagan
Monroe
Richard Wilcox
Ralph’ Wilcox
Linda Bury
Doris Bury
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Homemakers Board
Council of Pta
Zwingli Aid Society
Orc Aisea
IENT
Atrick Lucey
LUCEY
Legion
Legion Club
Joseph E
Tregoning
Republican
Assembly
Lafayette and
Green Counties
Assembly Committee
Clarence Knebel
Belmont
Sepos 2
Ben
Hwy
Hughes Mobile Homes
Hans Sulzer
Fred Burgy
Lillian Stauffer
Conrad Stauffacher
Velma Updike
Mallory
Benkert’s
Sanes Re
Nashville
Tenn.y
Andrew J. Doyle
Caracas
Venezuela
Maracaibo
Hyannisport
Joseph P. Kennedy
Cape
M. J. Daley
12Th St
D. M. Daley
16Th St
Rand
Tureless
APN
FED
Iversi
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