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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1949

Page

3

Marian Miller Weds Hiram Gallagher in Juda Ceremony

Miss Marian Miller and Jerald Gallagher wed in Juda in a double ring ceremony. Attendants included Miss Maxine Miller and Roger Gallagher. The couple plans a wedding trip to Chicago and South Bend before settling in Freeport.

Marian Miller Hiram Gallagher Juda Ben Miller Jerald Gallagher Peter Retzlaffoffi Maxine Miller Roger Galas Best Mann Gallagher Elmhurst N. J Eugene Hotel Freeport New Jersey Gallagher Juda High School Brown’s Business College Burgess Battery Chicago South Bend Gallaghers Prospect Terrace

St Johns Sunday School Plans New Year Programs

At the St John Sunday school teachers meeting in the church parlors last evening plans for promotion on Sept 25 and the new year were discussed. Mrs Edna Leiser retires as president and Mrs Herbert H Stauffacher will take over the next meeting. Twenty five teachers attended and Miss Bertha Derendinger Ford was a guest.

St.#.John’s Edna Leiser Herbert H. Stauffacher Gertrude Myers Dodgeville Helen Altman Green Lake Church St. Louis

Orangeville Women Open Fall Session With Art and Music

Orangeville Times Special reports the Orangeville Woman's Club held its first fall meeting at Memorial Hall. John Morris spoke on The State Legislature and Its Activities while Lyndon Viel Jr. Monroe played violin and his mother accompanied. New members Mrs. Leo Rusk and Mrs. LaVerne Schramm were welcomed.

Orangeville John Morris Chadwick Woman’s Club Memorial Hall Lyle Rinehart John A. Jensen Leo Rusk LaVerne Schramm Lyndon Viel Jr. Monroe Lyndon Viel Elwyn Mains Mmes Glen Bolender Charles Burington Clarence Barker Earl Barron William Frank Merrill Leverton Orland Priewe I. O. Shaffer Ralph Anderson Earl Dittmar Otto Folgate Richard Reuber Delbert Sabenow Margaret Barmore Vernon Bittner Very Boyer

Women of St John's Visit Indian Mission

Twenty members of St John’s Women’s Union and Aid society and four from Zwingli church Monticello joined trips to Indian Mission church Winnebago Handcraft cooperative Indian school at Black River Falls and the Indian school at Neillsville on Thursday. The chartered party included Mmes John W Augsburger Roy Speich Clarence Baltzer Rudolf Maurer Arthur Benkert Alfred Meier Fred Grimm John Blum Casper Mallory Thomas Schuetz Albert Neuenschwander Mary Benkert Florence Huffman Flora Fluder Ida Lundgren Anna Roth Mary Lanz Zelma Woelfli Ida Derendinger Rose Altmann all of Monroe and Mmes Flora Gempeler Charles R Marty A M Hefty Henry C Hefty of Monticello.

St. John’s Women’s Union and Aid Society Zwingli Church Monticello Indian Mission Church Winnebago Handcraft Cooperative and Indian School Black River Falls Indian School Neillsville Mmes John W. Augsburser Roy Speich Clarence B. Baltzer Rudolf Maurer Arthur Benkert Alfred Meier Fred Grimm John Blum Casper Mallory Thomas Schuetz

Mrs. Bixby Hosts Friendly Circle at South Wayne

South Wayne Times Special notes Friendly Circle Sunday school class of Methodist church met Tuesday evening at Mrs. Royal Bixby's home. Mrs. Raymond Sweeney led in Mrs. W. C. McConnell's absence. Devotionals were by Mrs. Bixby and entertainment chaired by Mrs. Harold Kading.

South Wayne Friendly Circle Methodist Church Royal Bixby Raymond Sweeney W. C. McConnell Bixby Harold Kading

Clarno Home Group Holds First Meeting

The Clarno home demonstration club met at Mrs. A. E. Schroeder's home with twelve members and five guests. Mrs. Glen Roderick led the business session while plans for the year were outlined and officers and committee roles were chosen for landscaping and Christmas activities. The group donated $10 to the cancer fund as a memorial to Mrs. Albert Kuhnke. Next gathering will be Oct. 20 at Mrs. Arleigh Frautschy's home.

Clarno A. E. Schroeder Glen Roderick Valeria Grenzow Martha Grenzow Harry Ammann Elmer Beckman Frank Trumpy Verna Kubly Cancer Fund Albert Kuhnke Arleigh Frautschy

Rebekah Lodge Here Marks Founding Date

The 98th anniversary of the national Rebekah lodge was observed at Esther Rebekah lodge in Odd Fellows hall. Twenty members attended as they planned the next meeting and inspection and initiation ceremonies for Nov 4.

National Rebekah Lodge Esther Rebekah Lodge Odd Fellows Hall W. C. Maske Frank G. Deininger Ernest M. Deininger Rose Zuercher Rebekahs Odd Fellows

Six Tables of Dessert Bridge at Monroe Country Club

Six tables of dessert-bridge were played at the Monroe Country club last evening with Mrs. Edwin Rufenacht as host. Honors went to Mies Kenneth W. Stuart Clarence F. Kempfert Walter Donovan Alfred E. Leiser Lyle F. Sicking er Forrest L. Kubly and Miss Frances M. Moritz. Mrs. Rufenacht also hosted six tables on Tuesday. Prizes were awarded to Mmes. Glen A. Swiggum Alvin H. Babler Ray E. Kundert Nathan A. Theiler Roy Gempeler William J. Wartenweiler and Allie Holtshopple.

Monroe Country Club Edwin Rufenacht Mies Kenneth W. Stuart Clarence F. Kempfert Walter Donovan Alfred E. Leiser Lyle F. Sickinger Forrest L. Kubly Frances M. Moritz Rufenacht Country Club Mmes Glen A. Swiggum Alvin H. Babler Ray E. Kundert Nathan A. Theiler Roy Gempeler William J. Wartenweiler Allie Holtshopple

Fall Aid Meetings Open at Monticello

The Washington Reformed Aid Society began its fall meetings at the parish house with a 12 30 potluck dinner led by Mrs Fred A Karlen. Members will can and donate fruit to the Deaconess hospital in Milwaukee. The lesson, On Our Own Door Step, was led by Mrs Henry Hefty.

Monticello Washington Reformed Aid Society Fred A. Karlen Milwaukee Henry Hefty Werner Hefty Mmes Fannie Loveland Clarence Elmer Jr Albert Gempeler Flora Gempeler Anton Hefty Charles R. Marty Monroe Neillsville

Auxiliary to Meet in Wisconsin Power and Light Clubrooms

The Wisconsin Power and Light auxiliary will meet Monday evening in the club rooms. Hostesses will be Mrs. Michael Merens, Mrs. Ted Abelman, and Mrs. Roy Davis.

Wisconsin Power and Light Auxiliary Michael Merens Ted Abelman Roy Davis

Dentist Fined Five Thousand for VA Billing Fraud

Milwaukee report states Dr. Frank J. Murphy 61 was fined 5000 dollars and given a one year suspended sentence in federal court on five counts for filing false vouchers for materials and services to veterans through the Veterans Administration. He was released under 1000 dollars bond pending payment within 30 days.

Milwaukee New London Veterans’ Administration Frank J. Murphy Veterans Administration

College of Agriculture hosts Cheese Laboratory open house

Representatives led by Professor Frazer attended the Cheese Laboratory, Inc. open house yesterday. About 100 people joined a social dance in the laboratory basement north of Turner Hall after an inspection tour.

College of Agriculture Frazer New Cheese Laboratory, Inc Turner Hall

Patricia Ruth Riffle to wed Kenneth Behring in October church

The engagement of Patricia Ruth Riffle of 1309 9th Street to Kenneth E. Behring of 1213 13th Avenue is announced by her parents Mr and Mrs H W Riffle. The wedding is set for Sunday October 16 at the Methodist church.

H. W. Riffle 9Th Street Patricia Ruth Kenneth E. Behring Elmer L. Behring 13Th Avenue Methodist Church

Blanchardville Social News Highlights Visitors and Departures

A string of Sunday greetings and weekend travels shifts through Blanchardville and nearby towns. Guests include Mrs W F McGuigan and Rosendale visitors, the Syftestad and Thompson households, and students heading to Madison and Platteville state colleges.

Juda Area News and Visit Highlights

Mr and Mrs Donald Miller of Washington DC visit their Juda and Brodhead relatives. Mrs Hattie Bagley is ill. Claude Walton and daughter Goldine stay with Charles Bruegger in Monroe. E L Fries attend rural mail carriers picnic at Fennimore. WSWS Evangelical United Brethren guest day at Community Hall. Lahrs return from Naperville. Thirty seven locals attend the Chicago Railroad fair by chartered bus.

Donald Miller Washington, D. C John Elmer Brodhead Florence Miller Juda Hattie Bagley Claude Walton Goldine Forreston Ill Charles Bruegger Monroe William Schumacher E. L. Fries

Senior Float Wins At New Glarus Fair

The New Glarus high school senior class won first place for parade floats at the 9th annual New Glarus school fair. Julie Disch served as queen with several seniors in attendance. The sophomore class placed second with a sportsmanship themed float, and Judith Anderson rode the float with the Howard Klopp plaque from the state fair.

New Glarus New Glarus High School Julie Disch Judith Anderson Howard Klopp Alster Jelle Harold Freitag Richard Christen Donald Boley Lloyd Disch Booth Tyrand School Farmers’ Grove Delores Hoesly Bud Soper Josephine Sissons Lorna Reuter Elaine Elmer Colleen Vinje

Social notes from Orangeville and area visits

Mrs. Joseph Kemp of Freeport visited her grandmother Mrs. Clara Bolender at the Earl Dittmar home Sunday. Numerous local residents hosted guests and traveled for family weekends and visitors across Freeport Cedarville and De Kalb. The Evangelical United Brethren church state brotherhood plans a retreat Saturday at 10 a.m. daylight saving time in Elgin.

Joseph Kemp Freeport Clara Bolender Earl Dittmar Lyle Rinehart Homan-Ashton John Honner Oregon Ill C. W. Frautschy Jack Hartman Cora Hartman C. B. Bridge Robert Bridge de Kalb Susan Evans G. B. Goodhart Maude Lied Cedarville Orland Priewe Emil Schwitz Bonnie Bolender Paul Bolender Ray Gellar and Son Harold Wildemuth Jr Annawan Louise Stocker John Klever Minnie Klever Walter Young Albert Wirz New Glarus LeRoy Kleckler Ivan Lang Indian Ford Lake Kegonsa Wis Leslie Smith Whittier Calif

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St. John’s Group Plans Fair Women of Mrs. Bixby Rebekah Lodge Patricia Riffle Blanchardville W. F. McGuigan Glendon Bijelland Rosendale N. M Ernest Retrum Madison Paul Syftestad Richland Center Peter Rundhaug Jacob Syftestad H. B. Marshall Harry California George B. Thompson Rio Argyle E. J. Barber Susan Harold Rading Barbara Schindler Minneapolis Jean Thompson Platteville Platteville State Teachers College Raphael McGuigan Doylestown George Thompson Helen Lincoln Ashland Frank Mason Jr Martin Johnson Lever Johnson Mt. Horeb Johnson Thomas Ellefson Ellefson Paul Anderson Oscar Stiner Stiner Henry Stiner State Teachers College Lamont Paulson Otis Pvt Arthur Paulson Ft. Leslie J Carl Albertson Armand Douglas William Wilborn Terry Lee Gilford Nybroten Glenn Helmeid John Helmeid Clara Jenson University of Honolulu Hawaii F. N. Miller New Glarus Fair Ous Robert Arn Giles Wallen Ott Furhmann W. Snyder Tom Anderson Judy Anderson Ruth Streiff Linda Zentner Carlton Zentner Frederick Duerst Eugene Arn Kermit Marty Roy Neuenschwander Henry Schmid Alen Freitag Audrey Duerst Emil Schadewaldt Patricia Elmer Valliere Pauli Dorene Buesser Violet Duerst Carol Hoesly Peter Streiff Angel Food Walter Fuchs Harold Elmer Orin Paulson Shirley Streiff T. A. Hefty William McFadden Elaine Frick Delbert Elmer Monica Figg Ellen Soper Oswald Zentner Kathleen Fuchs Janice Lehnheer Erma Duerst Fred P Streiff Earl Erickson Milo Hoesly Riptrau Margaret Hefty J. Sylvan Truttman Joe Truttman Bertha Ness Anton Yaeger Tilma Paulson Herman Elmer Beth Senndahlia Charles Bandi Doris Schneider Zinias Jimmy Willoughby Ed Fuhrmann Glen E. Bolender Chiropractic M. J. Gonstead 15Th Street Joseph C Joe”) Dearth Joseph Dearth Larry Wayfarer America Tion Patel Ler DODGE ST H’way Sherman H Sherm”) Dearth Sherman Dearth
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