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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1972
Page
3
A collection of Dear Abby letters about birth control counseling for a 14 year old, homeowners facing copycat visitors, and a husband targeted by a kissy town resident, with Abby's practical responses and the call for counseling and boundaries.
Sandra Meyer wed Nathan Marty in a 2 p.m. ceremony at Primrose Lutheran Church rural Belleville on Aug. 19. The couple’s parents are Gilbert and Brenda Meyer of Belleville and Marvin and Mrs Marty of Monticello. officiant Rev. William Philipp. The bride wore a white gown with mid Victorian bodice and long sleeves and carried a red rose bouquet.
Inclement weather prevented competitive play at Monroe County Club Auxiliary's MCC meet on Wednesday. A social session featured euchre and bridge with Frances Durner, Richard Wright and George Geiger winning bridge. Out-of-town guests included Mrs. Glen Anderson and others.
Mrs. Kenneth Zuhike and infant daughter Wendy Jo were honored at a baby shower hosted by Mrs. Leo Guttmer with co host Mrs. Paul Sardeson. Guests from multiple towns attended, gifts placed around a baby tree cradle and teddy bear, a luncheon served.
About 30 couples gathered at Monroe Junior High cafeteria for a regular Stateline Squares dance. Door prizes went to Harold Matzke and a free pass to Don Cecil. Dancers from Orangeville Stockton Beloit Darlington Janesville and Monroe attended. Lessons for beginners begin Sept 19 at 8 p.m. in the same hall. A Cheese Days night event will feature a free dance on the stage followed by lunch. The next meeting Oct 8 at Monroe High School M Room features Ken Jeffries as guest caller.
Open house in Hayward Wisconsin celebrates Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. Paulson of Monroe and Fordville origins. The event Sunday Sept 24 from 2 to 6 pm at 2200 Ruger Ave Janesville hosted by daughter Mrs John H Ryan and co-hosted by daughter Mrs Kenneth Zillmer. The Paulsons lived in Monroe for years and were married Sept 21 1922 in Fordville. Paulson ran Monroe Accounts Service and Credit Bureau and was a noted Hayward realtor.
Hello World Mr and Mrs Arleigh Hansen of Route 1 Box 111 South Wayne announce the birth of their son Gregory LaVerne Hansen born August 29 at St. Clare Hospital. Mother is Mary Louise Lem berger and he has a sister Valerie Louise aged two. Grandparents are George S Lemberger of Verona and Arthur W Hansen of South Wayne.
Miss Gloria Kay Beutel and Ronald J. Goecke wed at Union Presbyterian Church in a 1:30 p.m. ceremony officiated by Rev. Robert Brightman. The bride wore white organza over taffeta with Alencon lace and a sheer train, carrying pink Sweetheart roses and white carnations. Best man was Steve Buholzer. maid of honor Thea Achterberg. Reception at Idle Hour Mansion followed a rehearsal supper with families and friends in attendance. The couple, both graduates, will reside in Monroe while pursuing work in local farms and services.
Mr and Mrs Leo Hanson of Argyle will mark their 25th wedding anniversary with an anniversary dance at the VFW Hall in Monroe on September 23 starting at 8 30 p m They wed August 29 1947 in Brodhead EUB Church Mary Hegi was their attendant and they have four children Lorraine Deininger Daniel Barbara and David The Hansons have farmed since their marriage and were toasted at Red s Supper Club Cuba City on September 1
Mr and Mrs Dale Marion mark forty years of marriage with a Sunday open house September 17 from 2 to 5 pm at Afalkey Evangelical Congregation Church Gifts are omitted Relatives and friends are invited Their daughter Joann Stamm and son Robert Marion organize the event The couple wed September 14 1932 at Elroy United Brethren parsonage They have eight grandchildren
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