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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1949
Page
4
Zoo Director Emil Rokosky said yesterday after a post mortem examination that trich appears to explain the animal’s death. The remarks followed an investigation into the incident at the facility.
A panel on Youth in the Rural Community is set for Monday at the Normal school in Green County. Bruce Carter of UW Madison will lead discussions with local members John Kaderly Ray Figi Ruth Ellen Stuckey Robert Stauffer Selma Steiner and Gloria Marty. Officers to be elected and installed include retiring president Virgil Waelti Juda and others.
The Agreeable Homemakers held its first season meeting at Mrs. Helen Wideman's home with Wideman as president, Viola Jones as vice president, and Laura Grenzow as secretary treasurer. A separate session saw presidents and secretaries of the Judo Center Homemakers meet at Miss Esther Newman’s home where Newman was re elected center chairman for the new year.
Monticello Times reports Mrs. R. W. Woelffer hosting a Tuesday afternoon bridge club at Monticello Homes. Two tables played contract bridge with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Stein among the participants.
The Friendly Circle Club met at Mrs. Ralph Lichtenwalner’s home to discuss the coming year’s projects and meeting plans. A Christmas family party and fair were placed on the agenda, with Mrs. Fred Zilten elected citizenship chain for the year and the next meeting set for Oct 5 at Mrs. Orville Hawthorne’s home.
Twenty five Monticello guests attended the Mt Vernon Evangelical Reformed Aid society meeting at Mt Vernon Tuesday. Mrs Walter Brink, a former president, was one Monticello guest alongside Mrs Jacob Legler Elizabeth Rolph Henry C Elmer Susanne Elmer Theodore Zurbuchen Marvin Zimmerman Bessie Youn and others.
The fragment lists individuals including George Steinmann Jace Aldrich Ray Blum Diana Leo Gempeler Lin da George Griffy Henry Duers Henry Krueger John Dooley Albert Gempeler Jacob Witten wyler John Elmer Dave Brink Henry E Babler Misses Louise Karlen Emma Marty.
Organizational meetings for adult night classes will be held next week announced by Miss Margaret Shaver home economics teacher. A home activities textile and cooking class is set for 7 30 p m Monday with night sewing to organize Wednesday evening.
The Cadiz Circle Homemakers club gathered Tuesday evening at Mrs. Kenneth Klemm’s residence in Browntown. The group set the monthly meeting for the second Tuesday. Mrs. Herman Bruegger was named citizenship chairman while Mrs. Ernest Kanzig and Mrs. Alvin Kundert joined the entertainment committee.
Members prepared for a year of activities by distributing plan books. Each member wrote a brief letter to Mrs Robert Klemm who is recovering from polio. The next meeting will be with Mrs Harold Stubbe on October 11, with Mrs Frank Stubbe and Mrs Oscar Drye leading landscaping lessons.
Monroe women of the Moose planned to buy 20 baby beds as a gift for St. Clare hospital at a Moose hall meeting with 59 members present. Senior regent Mrs. Orville Rear reported on the world conference and new instructions. A Christmas box for Moosehart children was planned for October. A public card party was set for October 5 with Mrs. Rear and Mrs. Lillian Ault chairing.
A Sunday Moose gathering at Portage featured a frolic with a lunch committee led by Mrs. R. Jack Becher, Asmund Pederson, Dwain Figi, Mrs. Helen Gempler and Mrs. Louisa Leiser in charge of entertainment.
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