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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1964

Page

3

Social Events Officers Attend District Methodist Workshop

A Southeast sub district workshop for all officers and members of the Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service will be held at Darlington Methodist Church on Sept. 25 starting at 9 30 a.m. Mrs. William Johnston Jr of Monroe will preside and a coffee hour precedes at 8 45. Reservations for the noon luncheon are to be made locally by Monday. The day’s program titled Summoned to a New Age includes a summary of courses and officer changes with a preview of new materials. Mrs Ernest Ruf presides at Darlington with area participants Mrs Frank Stiles Monroe Mrs Vernon Knezel Brodhead Mrs Roy Amidon Brooklyn and Mrs Arthur Currie Darlington.

Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service Darlington Methodist Church William Johnston Jr Monroe Ernest Ruf Darlington Society Frank Stiles Vernon Knezel Brodhead Roy Amidon Brooklyn Arthur Currie Darlington

Women of the Moose Hold Regular Meeting

Forty three members attended the Women of the Moose meeting at Moose hall. Pro tem chairmen included Mrs. Wilbert Ott publicity Mrs. Roy Speich library Mrs. Clifford Prien hospital and Mrs. Lee C Babler junior graduate regent. Birthday greetings were sung to Mrs. Charles Schadewalt and sun shine reports were given. Next meeting set for October 7.

Women of the Moose Moose Hall Wilbert Ott Roy Speich Clifford Prien Lee C. Babler Mmes Chalmer Armstrong Walter Minder Portman Stanley Beach Carl Streit Ruth Thurston Beatrice Mulligan Arthur Ernie Charles Schadewalt Sam Remus Gerhard Gruenberg Nathan Brown Ed Kubly William Haman

Bridal Shower Honors Miss Barbara Jensen

Miss Barbara Jensen who will wed on Oct 3 was honored at a mixed bridal shower hosted at the Charles Putnam home last evening. Hostesses were Karen Dooley Carol Jean Beightol and Mrs. Dennis Swiggum. Gifts were placed under an umbrella games and prizes awarded to Mines Carl Schwingel Ernest Brunner and Kenneth Stites. Lunch was served with attendees including Mrs. Carl Jensen Lee Nipple Ernest Brunner Kenneth Schwartzlow Kenneth Stites Carl Schwingel Charles Putnam Denise Bernard Dooley and Floyd Timm and Miss Shirley Larse.

Barbara Jensen Charles Putnam Karen Dooley Carol Jean Beightol Dennis Swiggum Carl Schwingel Ernest Brunner Kenneth Stites Mmes Carl Jensen Lee Nipple Kenneth Schwartzlow Carl Schwing

Two Brides Honored At Orangeville Shower

Misses Rosann Black and Barbara Burrington hosted a bridal shower in Orangeville for Mrs. Dorian Hayenga Freeport formerly Marlene Kehler and Mrs. Tom Marcum formerly Joleen Moyer at the Clifford Black home. Bridal games and gifts from a large bridal doll centerpiece were featured. attendees included Donald Moyer Merlin Piper Sherrill Rodebaugh Jan Keister Mrs. Albert Marcum and Marsha.

Orangeville Rosann Black Barbara Burrington Dorian Hayenga Freeport Marlene Kehler Tom Marcum Joleen Moyer Clifford Black Donald Moyer Merlin Piper Sherrill Rodebaugh Jan

Local Names Appear in Gift Remittance List

Oak Miss Kay Yeagle Dakota Mrs Gary Blankenhorn Indian apolis Ind and Mrs Jim Rode baugh Winslow sending their gifts were Mrs Ken Stark and Misses Patworth and Charlotte Fryer Freeport Miss Linda Jordan Orangeville Miss Donna Yeoman Dakota and Miss Janet Moyer Madison.

Season for Auxiliary Concludes This Month

Birthday greetings were sung for two members at the Country Club Auxiliary luncheon meeting. Golf low net winners were Mmes. Kubly and Bussen and bridge winners were Mmes. Janke Lundgren and Miss Gempeler. Fall flowers were placed by Mmes. Miller and Becker. Two more luncheon meetings are planned before the season ends.

Country Club Mmes John Figi Paul Neubauer Alvin Kubly Robert Bussen Edna Janke Albert T. Lundgren Lillian Gempeler Anc ~ Miller John Becker

Mrs. Mains to Speak at Orangeville PTA Meeting

Mrs Glenn Mains Freeport district PTA director will address the Orangeville PTA gathering at 8 p m Monday September 28 in the high school cafeteria. Miss Donna Fiene will represent the local FHA. She aided a national program and helped conduct a special survey. All parents and teachers are invited.

Orangeville Glenn Mains Freeport PTA Donna Fiene FHA

Women Hold District Board Meeting in Orangeville

The Fall board meeting of the 13th District of Federated Women's clubs convened Tuesday at the Legion Hall inOrangeville. About 70 women attended the luncheon served by the Orangeville Woman's club, with officers from Stephenson Carroll Lee Whiteside Ogle and Jo Daviess counties in attendance.

Orangeville 13Th District of Federated Women’s Clubs Legion Hall Orangeville Woman’s Club Stephenson Carroll, Lee Whiteside Ogle Jo Daviess

Rev. Donald Hallock to Lead Sunday Service at St Andrews

Rev. Donald Hallock of the Milwaukee diocese will conduct a Holy Communion service at St. Andrew's Episcopal Church on Sunday at 11 a.m. A coffee hour follows the church service at the E. C. Hamilton home.

Donald H. V. Hallock Milwaukee Diocese St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church E. C. Hamilton

Rainbow To Install Officers on Saturday

Rainbow To Install Officers on Saturday with a public installation at 7 30 p m in the Masonic Temple followed by a reception A rehearsal of the officers is set for 9 a m Saturday at the same venue.

Rainbow Order of Rainbow For Girls Assembly Masonic Temple

DAR members attend district workshop in Janesville

Mrs. George Robinson regent along with P. C. Hunt Adolph Vogel and Harry Prechel of Monroe Benjamin Harrison chapter DAR attended a district workshop for southern Wisconsin DAR chapters yesterday at the First Congregational church in Janesville.

George Robinson Regent, and Mines P. C. Hunt Adolph Vogel Harry Prechel Monroe Benjamin Harrison DAR Wisconsin First Congregational Church Janesville

Frank Wehingers Entertain at Picnic

A Sunday picnic at the Frank Wehinger farm drew 42 guests from Judy and Monroe areas. Attendees included the Binger and Zweifel families and Kathy Laura Wehinger among others. Mike and Keith Zweifel performed accordion and drums in the afternoon. A second picnic is planned for September 2, 1965 with descendants of the late Gus Block expected.

Frank Wehinger Route 1 Ross Binger Brodhead William Binger Durand Russell Binger Dave Bender Pecatonica Ellsworth Binger Alfred Zweifel Judy M. J. Hetland Mary Rockford John Hillbrand Rodney Block Frank Webinger Kathy Laura Monroe Mike Keith Zweifel Laura Wehinger Gus Block

WSCS Fall Rally at Rockford Centennial Church

A Methodist WSCS Fall Rally is scheduled at Centennial Church in Rockford on Wednesday September 23. All officers and interested persons are urged to attend. Reservations should be made by tomorrow with Mrs Jerald Kleckler.

Orangeville WSCS Centennial Church Rockford Jerald Kleckler

Lena Babler Hosts Nonagon Club Meeting

Mrs Lena Babler welcomed members at the Monticello Nonagon bridge club for the last session. A dessert lunch was served before the card game.

Monticello Lena Babler Nonagon

Monroe WCTU Meeting With Mrs Schmerse

The Monroe Woman's Christian Temperance Union plans a meeting with Mrs William Schmerse at 2110 15th Street tomorrow at 1 30 PM.

Monroe Wctu William Schmerse 15Th Street

Marchant Named Course Instructor

Vashni M. Marchant of Monroe is named instructor for a new adult vocational class titled Rocks Minerals and Crystals focusing on Wisconsin geology. Regular classes begin Oct 6 with fossils featured, field trips planned, and registration set for Oct 1 at the high school. contact Marchant for details. The Marchants recently returned from Appleton where they attended the Rock and Mineral Show and acquired Brazilian Geodes Mexican Sheen Obsidian and other specimens.

Vashni M. Marchant Monroe Wisconsin Marchant Appleton Valley Rock and Mineral Club

Maple Leaf Cheese Factory Featured in Midland Cooperator

Maple Leaf cheese factory lies three miles southwest of Albany and is spotlighted in the Midland Cooperator. A half page front photo shows Fred Ochsner headmaker at the kettle. a full page feature titled A Cheese is Born includes Ochsner and his brother Ernest lifting curds. Other images include Herman Pluss director of 14 years and Mike Curran in the curing room. Built by local farmers in 1910 the plant has had four cheese maker managers and Ochsner has served ten years.

Maple Leaf Cheese Factory Albany Midland Cooperator Midland Coop Fred Ochsner Ernest Herman Pluss Mike Curran Ochsner

Darlington Board moves ahead with 950000 high school plan

Despite a pending lawsuit, the Board of Education proceeds with plans for a new high school at Owen Storck site on Darlington South Side. Bids for the 950000 bond issue are due Oct 13 with opening set for Oct 15. Gilbert Johnson and Associates to advertise bids.

Darlington Board of Education Gilbert Johnson and Associates Rockford Owen Storck

Georgie Porgie Faces Hairdo Problem at Attleboro High

Georgie Leonard 17, senior at Attleboro High, known professionally as Georgie Porgie, clashes with the principal over a Beatle-style hairdo. The article notes the pupil’s distinctive haircut fueling disciplinary attention.

Georgie Porgie Attleboro, Mass Attleboro High School Georgie Leonard

Principal orders map trimmed over Georgie’s appeal

Georgie, a member of a six piece combo who plays piano guitar and sax, appeals to the school committee after Principal Joseph E. Joyce orders a map trimming. Georgie argues his musical career is at stake and requests an exception.

Joseph E. Joyce Georgie

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