Immanuel Church Hosts WSWS Institute Oct 4
The WSWS fall institute will be hosted by Immanuel EUB church on Friday Oct 4 with Mrs Walter Ludwig as district leader and Mrs Edna Janke as general chairman. Miss Wilma Welling from Ybor City Fla will speak on the theme O Lord Renew They Church Beginning With Me. Registration begins 9 30 a m with coffee and programs, luncheon noon.
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WSWS
Immanuel Evangelical United Brethren Church
Walter Ludwig
Juda
Edna Janke
Harold Wagner
Clarence Schultz
Beloit
Brodhead
Burleigh Bartlett
LaVerne Schmerse
Edna Mackey
Marie Geigel
Harvey Trumpy
Arthur Nondahl
Virgil Tertin
Institute
T. Roy Evenson
Roy Chesebro
Allen Kiel
Richard Bahr
Ronald Bear
Monroe Bethel Church
Mrs Vogel Leads WSWS Meeting on German Church Conditions
Mrs John Vogel presented a lesson on East and West Germany church conditions at the Clarno WSWS meeting held at Mrs Arley Ausmus home with 16 members present. Mrs Martha Grenzow and Mrs Albert Kuhnke sang in German dialect and Rev Frank Hinebaugh attended. World Service Day at Zion church will be observed Sunday Sept 22 with materials project planned.
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John Vogel
West Germany
Clarno
Arley Ausmus
Martha Grenzow
Albert Kuhnke
Fred Roth
Carl Jensen
Frank Hinebaugh
Zion Church
Youth Fellowship Units Plan Sunday Meeting at St John’s
Mi id-Hi and Senior-Hi Youth Fellowship units of St. John’s church will hold a 6:15 p.m. supper this Sunday in the church basement, followed by a joint officer installation and worship service. Advisers include Mr. and Mrs. Emmett O’Donahue Mrs. E. E. Griffith for the Mid-Hi group and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Tschanz plus Mr. and Mrs. Donald Davenport for the Senior group. Allen Holtsopple will assist both groups.
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St. John’s Church
Emmett O’donahue
E. E. Griffith
Henry Tschanz
Donald Davenport
Barn Dance Scheduled at Olin Park Pavilion
A barn dance is set for Saturday night at 8 in the Olin Park pavilion Madison sponsored by Atwood Squares Gale Yanke Madison will call the square dance event
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Olin Park Pavilion
Madison
Atwood Squares
Gale Yanke
G U G G Unit Considers Candidates for Membership
The G U G G unit met in Turner hall with 54 members present as candidates for membership were proposed and will be welcomed at the next meeting. The charter was draped for Mrs. Elsie Kenatsch. Birthday greetings were sung for several members. Winners in yass and 500 were noted. Kitchen committee members and entertainment chairmen were listed. The next meeting is set for Thursday Sept 26 with nomination and officer elections.
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G.U.G.G
Turner Hall
Elsie Kenatsch
Mmes
Paul Frenzel
Arnold Bahler
Alma Brugger
Albert Aeberli
Frank Zahner
Edward Schneider
Marie Vogler
Euphemia Lengacher
Yass
William Gempeler
Fred Rieder
Edna Boss
Wilbert Ott
Rose Zuercher
Amos Johnson
Fritz Wittner
August Kurth
Lena Bloom
Irene Hare
Alice Menehan
Thomas Mahley
Carrie Ruehle
Mrs. Witt Renamed Of Brodhead Auxiliary
Mrs. Lester Witt was reelected president at the Brodhead American Legion Auxiliary meeting in the Legion clubrooms. Officers named include Mrs. William Heins as first vice president and Mrs. Marie Searles as second vice president, with Mrs. Keith Williams secretary and Mrs. Shirl Albert treasurer. Mrs. Richard Garde joins the executive board. Diane Klemm spoke on the Auxiliary’s sponsorship, a fall conference is set for Monroe High School, and a Bloodmobile visit to Brodhead is planned at the elementary school with Tony Williams Delbert Heins and Mrs. A. O. Lehnherr in charge.
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Brodhead
Lester Witt
Brodhead American Legion Auxiliary
Legion
William Heins
Marie Searles
Keith Williams
Shirl Albert
Richard Garde
Monroe Senior High School
Tony Williams
Delbert Heins
A. O. Lehnherr
Genske To Be Feted At 90th Birthday Event
Evansville special: Chris Genske, longtime resident, will celebrate his 90th birthday with an open house 2 to 5 p.m. Sunday at Roy and Mrs Smith’s Evansville home. Born in Madison he moved to a Brooklyn area farm in 1906 and worked at Leota School for Girls. He and his wife shared a golden wedding anniversary in 1948. she died about eight years ago. He now lives with the Smiths.
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Evansville
Chris Genske
Roy Smith
Genske
Madison
Brooklyn
Leota School For
Youth Fellowship Plans Busy 1963 64 Season
Swiss United Church of Christ youth groups in New Glarus outline 1963-64 activities. Senior group kicks off with a Sept 15 Tower Hill park picnic near Spring Green. junior group welcomes seventh graders with a Sept 19 Welcome Wiener Roast at New Glarus Woods. Officers and committees for both groups are named, with advisers listed for each. A planning meeting is set for Oct 2 at Mrs. John Vogel’s home in Clarno.
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NEW Glarus
United Church of Christ
Tower Hill Park
Spring Green
New Glarus Woods
Beth Marty
Bert Puempel
Charles Monroe
Allan Schroeder
Gregory Wenger
Diane Stuessy
Claudia Ingwell
Ruth Erickson
Martin Bethke
Linda Busch
Palmer Buesser
Keith Disch
Phillip Elmer
Joanne Gilbertson
Robert Gmar
Steve Gmur
Randa Hofer
Gregory Bauer
Bonnie Elmer
Nedra Klassy
Heidi Klassy
Madeline Schuett
Jane Ziltner
Barbara Hartman
Gary Dorst
Donna Disch
Steve Elmer
Susan Wills
Mitch Disch
Norman Hefty
Mary Lienhardt
George Hart
Clarno Exchange Club Plans Aid for Tornado Victims
The Clarno Exchange Club discussed material assistance for a needy family in the tornado struck area. Miss Marian Vogel attended the meeting at Mrs. Frank E. Clark’s home. New club year chair Mrs. Charles Zettle was appointed and secret pals were revealed with new names drawn.
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Marian Vogel
Clarno
G U G G Gathers for New Glarus 40th Anniversary Plan
At a Tuesday evening meeting the G U G G Society of New Glarus outlined plans for its 40th anniversary to be held in November. Mrs Peter Ott served as chairman and Mrs John Altmann led the entertainment committee for the 37 attending members.
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NEW Glarus
G.U.G.G. Society
Peter Ott
John Altmann
Students to Speak at Presbyterian Church Meeting
Union Presbyterian youths Becky Houser Janet Richardson Eugene Hasse Tony Lux and David Mayer will speak during the Woman's Society meeting to be held Monday at 8 p.m. in the church.
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Union Presbyterian
Becky Houser
Janet Richardson
Eugene Hasse
Tony Lux
David Mayer
Woman's Society of the Presbyterian Church
Guest Night Conducted By Orangeville Woman's Club
The Orangeville Woman's Club held its annual guest night in the Legion home Tuesday. President Mrs. Ralph Babler welcomed guests, including area school faculty and families. Alfred Schilling introduced teachers. Mrs. Robert Schulthess led the meditation. Delmar Lohr sang with Doris Plantz accompanying. Clifford Kortemier displayed slides from Spain. New members were listed. the fall meeting of the Stephens County Federation of Women's Clubs is set for Oct 21 in Orangeville. Hostesses and refreshments followed.
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Orangeville
Orangeville Woman’s Club
Legion Home
Ralph Babler
Board of Education
Alfred Schilling
George Carrick
Robert Schulthess
Delmar Lohr
Forreston
Doris Plantz
Polo
Clifford Kortemier
Freeport
Spain
Merrill Mays
Kermit Wolf
Gaylon Obert
Merlin Fernsteadt
Bill Parriott
Romaine Taft
Elmer Heck
Gail Brecklin
Thurl Zimmerman
Curt Cole
Milton Moore
Jerald Kreckler
Stephenson County Federation of Women's Clubs
Frank Limacher
Mmes
Earl Dittmar
Val Schreiner
Dick Cramer
Ray Geller
George Obert
James Koch
Hicks Elected President of Elva Post Matrons Unit
Mrs. E. V. Hicks was elected president of the Elva Post Matrons of the Eastern Star at the fall meeting held at her home. Also chosen were Mrs. Waldo Freitag as vice president and other officers.
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NEW Glarus
E. V. Hicks
Elva Post
Eastern Star
Waldo Freitag
Presi
Community meeting hosts and attendees listed
The secretary dent Mrs. Robert Strickler and treasurer Mrs. Thomas Schneider chaired the meeting. Co-hostesses included Mrs. Freitag Mrs. C H Bartle and Mrs. John Leidel with numerous attendees such as Mrs. Philip Marty Mrs. Mela Hoesly and Eugene Strickler among others.
Round Table Study Club Meets at Decatur Park
The Round Table Study Club will meet Tuesday at 2 p.m. in Decatur Park. Roll call will cover nature topics and volunteers will present the program. A picnic supper will follow the meeting.
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Round Table
Decatur Park
Prosecution Seeks 12-Year Prison in Seoul Case
The prosecution demanded a 12 year prison term in Seoul today. The case involves allegations of serious offenses and targets a high profile defendant. Court proceedings were scheduled to continue with evidence and witness testimony to follow.
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Seoul
Come In Now Open Hours Extended
The notice states the venue is open daily until 5 30 p m and Friday nights until 9 30 p m. It emphasizes extended hours for visitors and readers to plan their stop.
Retired Lt Gen Kim Dong-ha Charged in Plot Against Park Regime
Retired Lt. Gen. Kim Dong-ha, once a junta official, faces charges of conspiring to topple the government led by strongman Gen. Park Chung-hee. Investigators say the plot involved meeting conspirators and seeking military support for a coup.
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Kim Dong-ha
Junta
Chung Hee Park
Pfund Receives Renewal of Wisconsin Legislative Scholarship
Philip Pfund, son of Mr and Mrs Herman Pfund, has word of renewal for the 1963 64 term at the University of Wisconsin. The renewal depends on scholastic merit from the previous year.
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NEW Glarus
Philip Pfund
Herman Pfund
University of Wisconsin
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