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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1964

Page

3

Monroe Swiss Club Plans Oct 24 Family Night

The Monroe Swiss Club schedules its annual family night for Saturday Oct 24 with Mrs Walter Streul in charge of entertainment. Visitors at the previous meeting included Mr and Mrs Paul Staubli Unterlunkhofen Switzerland Mrs Joe Denny Tuscan Ariz and Hans Marf Bruetten Switzerland. The president called an officers meeting for Oct 12 at 8 pm. The October meeting will feature group singing and card playing with Mrs John Bohren and Mrs John Gehrig in charge. Birthday greetings were sung for Mrs Ernest Ammon Sr Mrs Albert Thomann Mrs John Altmann and Walter Streul. Each received a miniature carnation and Mrs Ammon received a special prize plant. Mrs Rudy Gregg supplied prizes and a floral centerpiece for the president's table. The Monroe Swiss Singers performed three numbers and G Fred Galli with Calvin Kraemer showcased the film Green County's Gold Swiss Cheese. Kitchen duty was shared by Mrs John Untersee Mrs Fred Richiger Mrs John Kernen Andrew Sulzer and Miss Marian Burkhardt. Members are reminded of the Swiss film at the Goetz theater midweek.

Monroe Walter Streul Paul ‘Staubli Unterlunkhofen Switzerland Joe Denny Tuscan Ariz Hans Marf Bruetten John Wettach Paul Affolter John Bohren John Gehrig Mmes Ernest Ammon Sr Albert Thomann John Altmann Rudy Gregg

Be Glad You Live in Wisconsin Speaker Miss Anna Blum

Miss Anna Blum former president of the Women’s Society at Union Presbyterian church spoke on “Be glad you live in Wisconsin” at the church last evening. She contrasted rights and taxes with southern states, noting higher taxes support better education and comparing farm tax burdens. Mrs. Melvin Olson led the meeting with program help from Mrs. Hunt and others. organist was Mrs. John Ivey.

Wisconsin Anna Blum Women’s Society of Union Presbyterian Church Melvin Olson P. C. Hunt Mmes Allen Goecke Robert Richardson John Ivey Mmes Ivey Curtis Chase Herbert Booth

Sandra Ruch Weds Guy Louis Natasi in Rockford Ceremony

Sandra Ruch daughter of Mr and Mrs Byron C Ruch of Rockford wed Guy Louis Natasi in an Aug 29 ceremony in Rockford. Maid of honor Penny Mortensen and bridesmaids Jill Strote Mary Natasi. flower girl Teresa Ruch. Best man William Jones with Milo Ruch and Joe Hoey as groomsmen. ringbearer Kevin Ruch. They honeymooned at Niagara Falls and will reside at 1924 17th Avenue Rockford. Both graduates of Rockford West High School.

Sandra Ruch Byron C. Ruch Rockford Rose Ruch Carl Ruch Monroe Guy Louis Natasi Penny Mortensen Jill Strote Mary Natasi Teresa Ruch William Jones Milo Ruch Joe Hoey Kevin Ruch Niagara Falls 17Th Avenue Rockford Life Insurance Lou Bachrodt Chevrolet Rockford West High School

Rita Zweifel Named Youth Group Leader

Rita Zweifel is the new president of the Junior High Youth Fellowship group of Swiss United Church of Christ in New Glarus. Charles Bigler is first vice president Marsha Colney second vice Charles Meyer third vice Penny Disch secretary and Susan Streiff treasurer. Mr and Mrs Fred Meyers are adult advisors.

NEW Glarus Rita Zweifel Swiss United Church of Christ Charles Bigler Marsha Colney Charles Meyer Penny Disch Susan Streiff Fred Meyers

Jaycettes Orientation Meeting Set at Ludlow Library

The Monroe Jaycettes will hold an orientation meeting tomorrow at 8 PM in the Green Room of Ludlow Memorial Library. The program features a theatrical performance by the orientation committee.

Monroe Jaycettes Ludlow Memorial Library

Mrs Clarence Seaton Featured Soloist at Rockford Recital

Mrs Clarence Seaton was highlighted as a guest soloist in the opening recital of the American Guild of Organists and Choir Masters at Bethesda Covenant Church in Rockford last evening.

Clarence Seaton American Guild of Organists and Bethesda Convenant Church Rockford

Meeting Tonight of Royal Neighbors of Juda

The Royal Neighbors of Juda will hold a meeting this evening with Mrs. William Arn.

Juda William Arn

Alpha Zeta Chapter Members Entertain Patients at White Haven

Alpha Zeta chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha entertained patients at White Haven nursing home with games led by Miss Steitz who spoke of travels through Australia Manila Hong Kong and Alaska. Members present included Mrs Leo Share Lois Miller Bernice Holsapple Thelma Gamm and Helen Altman. reunion planned Oct 5 at 7 30 p.m. in Ludlow Memorial Library Green Room as the group marks its 20th anniversary with active charter members named and hostesses Frutz and Erb.

Alpha Zeta Chapter Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority White Haven Leo Share Lois Miller Bernice Holsapple Thelma Gamm Helen Altman Ludlow Memorial Library Walter J. Kubly Share Altman Holsapple Miller Erma Klassy Gertrude Frutz Gertrude Erb Fritzi Kycek Jesslyn Ludwig Catherine Simon Jean Storbakken Mary Steitz

Miss Shepherd Weds Fredric J Wald in East Lansing

Shirley Jane Shepherd and Fredric Jacob Wald were married September 12 at Rose Lake Church of Christ East Lansing. The couple will live at 2924 Abbott Road East Lansing after a wedding trip, with remarks on families and careers noting IBM technician and Planet Corporation employee.

Shirley Jane Shepherd Fredric Jacob Wald East Lansing Mich Abbott Road Roy Shepherd Fred D. Wald Monroe Rose Lake Church of Christ Ray de Munk Wald Haslett High School IBM Capital Business Service Lansing Planet Corporation

Past Chiefs Name Mrs. Carl Stubbe elected president

Mrs. Carl Stubbe was elected president of the Past Chiefs of the Pythian Sisters at a dinner meeting last evening at the Eugene hotel. Mrs. Kenneth Creuzer was named vice president and Mrs. Le land Heitz secretary treasurer. Winners in cards were Mrs. Leon Schmidt Mrs. Herman Dieckhoff and Floyd Matzke. Hostesses were Mrs. Anna Grimm Mrs. Elsie Stau ffacher Mrs. Eva Galusha and Roy Chesebro. The next meeting will be the third Monday in April with hostesses and an alternate.

Carl Stubbe Pythian Sisters Eugene Hotel Kenneth Creuzer Leland Heitz Walter Kuebli Sunshine Gertrude Day Mmes Leon Schmidt Herman Dieckhoff Floyd Matzke Frederick Mahlbuch Anna Grimm Elsie Stauffacher Eva Galusha Roy Chesebro Fern Maurer Helen Evenson Henry Babler Jr Alfred H. Henning

WSCS Meeting Held At Brodhead Church

Martha Circle of the WSCS at the Methodist church met Friday afternoon with Mrs. Leo Scheberle hosting. Grace Marsh led the program A New Age Opens New Doors assisted by Lyle Stephenson and Fern Woodstock. Lil lie Focht read scripture as discussion on women roles followed. Dessert coffee served.

Brodhead Martha Circle WSCS Methodist Church Leo Scheberle Grace Marsh Lyle Stephenson Fern Woodstock Lillie Focht

Juda Club Donates To School Project

The Juda Women's Club held its first meeting of the year hosted by Mrs. Merlin Miller. Ten members and four guests attended. The group voted to donate 50 dollars to Juda High School for a new camera to be used in school activities. Mrs. Clayton Ross shared slides and spoke about her European trip.

Merlin Miller Juda Women’s Club Juda High School Clayton Ross Brodhead

Dehmer highlights conservation at Brodhead Garden Club

Wilbur K. Dehmer of Dan Dee Nursery spoke on conserving natural resources and Sugar River at the Brodhead Garden Club meeting held in the Bank of Brodhead courtesy room. Samples from the river tested by Gerald Byrnes showed detergents harmful to fish and people. Dehmer also serves as Albany health officer and conservation group director.

Brodhead Wilbur K. Dehmer Dan Dee Nursery Albany Sugar River Brodhead Garden Club Bank of Brodhead Dehmer Gerald Byrnes Route 1 Madison The Conservation Congress of the State Green County Conservation League Mmes Grace Hartman Fred Hahlen M. W. Meienburg E. D. Porterfield Adam Fleck Alma Shelton Fred Henry Walter Lederman Porterfield

Jehovah's Witnesses Plan Three Day Monroe Convention

The Monroe presiding minister Richard Kneifel announced a three day convention of Jehovah's Witnesses with the theme Speak the Word of God with Boldness. About 60 Monroe minister delegates are expected to attend the October 16 to 18 event at Burlington high school. Public sessions welcome attendees from a 100 mile radius.

Jehovah’s Witnesses Monroe Richard Kneifel Kneifel Burlington, Wis Kneisel God

Couples Club Meeting at Schoonover Home

Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Schoonover of Madison hosted the Couples club at their home Sunday evening. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Lynn and Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Karlen of Monticello, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Karlen, Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Woelffer of Monticello, with guests Mr. and Mrs. Sears Freeman of Madison.

Couples Club Monticello R. H. Schoonover Madison Messrs Mmes. M. E. Lynn R. W. Karlen C. W. Karlen R. W. Woelffer Sears Freeman

Ramblers Unveil 1965 Lineup with Broad Model Range

Detroit special report notes American Motors introduces three Rambler lines Ambassador Classic and American for 1965. Total 29 models across six engine options including Torque Command V-8s and six cylinders. Longer Ambassador and redesigned Classic and American refinements emphasize economy, safety, and new features like Weather Eye heaters and standard alternators.

Detroit American Motors Today American Motors Thomas A. Coupe Blers Rambler

Kiwanians View Dental Film at Thursday Lunch

Kiwanis Club members will view a history of dentistry film presented by Dr. Joseph Ganshert at the Thursday lunch meeting at 12 15 p.m. in the Swiss Wheel restaurant. Final plans outline an inter club meeting with Darlington on Monday. A bus will transport attendees to the 5 45 p.m. gathering.

Joseph Ganshert Kiwanis Club Swiss Wheel Darlington

William Rieder Installed as Grand Knight of KCI

William Rieder Jr. was installed as grand knight of the Knights of Columbus at Legion hall after a dinner. New officers include Don Ripp deputy grand knight P J Connors chancellor Rolland Karlen warden Kenneth Schneider treasurer Gene Osmond recording secretary Robert Silvis advocate Alvin Buholzer inside guard Francis McGinnis outside guard Samuel Humbel Bernard Weigel trustees Warren Gerhart financial secretary Rev Alfred Kunz chaplain. Installation directed by district deputy George Alt and warden Earl Morse of Shullsburg.

William Rieder Jr The Knights of Columbus Legion Hall Don Ripp P. J. Connors Rolland Karlen Kenneth Schneider Gene Osmond Robert Silvis Alvin Buholzer Francis McGinnis Samuel Humbel Bernard Weigel Warren Gerhart Alfred Kunz George Alt Earl Morse Shullsburg

Classified ads help thousands solve daily problems

Local readers rely on classified ads to find needed items and services daily. The snippet highlights the practical role of small ads in connecting buyers, sellers, and service providers across neighborhoods.

Warren Bank Offers Pair of Scholarships

The Citizens National Bank of Warren Illinois announces two agricultural scholarships with a deadline of October 1 for applications. Eligible are young men in Warren Community Unit School District or graduates of the district high school. Winners chosen around October 15. funds cover one year of tuition and fees for an agricultural short course.

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