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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1964

Page

3

Miss Ruby Peterson Missionary to Nigeria Speaks Friday

Miss Ruby Peterson approved by the Assemblies of God Foreign Missions Board will speak Friday at 8 p.m. at Monroe Assembly of God in 1208 12th Street. She will share life in Nigeria via slides and discuss plans for mission work with Irene Crane to reduce the Bette language to writing and translate Bible portions there.

Nageria Ruby Peterson Monroe Ogoja Assemblies of God Miss Peterson Irene Crane

Rundle Dinner Hosts Surprise Wedding Shower

Dinner guests for Mr and Mrs Robert Rundle included Eddie Maier Glen Vincent Betty Karen Nancy Cross Plains Mr and Mrs Donald Maier Black Earth and Mr and Mrs Maurice Visger Argyle A surprise shower honored newlyweds Mr and Mrs Donald Maier wed August 22 from 2 to 4 pm Guests included John Roethlisberger Brown town Milo Rundle Woodford Wilbur Flint Argyle Orville Cary Darlington Milford Rundle family Clifford Hexom Linda Dale Monroe and gifts were given including a heart shaped cake and several attendees sent presents from Monroe Argyle and other towns.

Robert Rundle Eddie Maier Glen Vincent Betty Karen Nancy Cross Plains Donald Maier Black Earth Maurice Visger Argyle John Roethlisberger Browntown Milo Rundle Woodford

Miss Webb Married at Rock Island Church

Miss Doris Ann Webb of Rock Island daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence Webb Monticello and Leo J Kelleher of Dubuque were married at 1030 am Saturday at St Marys Catholic church Rock Island The bride attended Rock Island high school and worked in Eagle Food Centers personnel department Her husband son of Mr and Mrs John Kelleher Reynolds Illinois is a Reynolds high school graduate and a buyer in the Dubuque Packing Co procurement division

Monticello Doris Ann Webb Rock Island Clarence Webb Leo J. Kelleher Dubuque St. Mary’s Catholic Church Rockford Webb Rock Island High School Eagle Food Centers, Inc John Kelleher Reynolds Ill Reynolds High School Dubuque Packing Co

Pastor and Wife Feted With Church Reception

Rev. and Mrs. Thomas Chinn and family were honored at a reception in the Methodist church basement. The event celebrated the second year as resident pastor for Rev. Chinn with speeches of welcome by Duane Dixon and Mrs. Everett Peckham. R. G. Gressman was toastmaster. He showed pictures from the Gressman family eastern trip. Miss Charlotte King Mrs. William Pryce and Mrs. Albert Minder served refreshments.

Albany Thomas Chinn Methodist Church

Hans Sulzer Elected Head of Couples Club

Hans Sulzer was elected president of the Couple's Club of St. John's Church at a Monday evening meeting in the lounge. Robert D. Rieder became vice president and program chair man, with Mrs. Rieder as secretary treasurer. A Halloween party on Oct. 31 at Rev. Donald Storck's home will be planned by Frederick Blanc, Edwin Schenk, and Arley Vogel. The program on mental health included a film and group discussion, with hosts the Sulzers and Vogels.

Hans Sulzer St. John’s Church Robert D. Rieder Mrs. Rieder Donald Storck Messrs Mmes Frederick Blanc Edwin Schenk Arley Vogel the Sulzers Vogels

Ministry of Laity Theme of Circle Study

The first chapter of The Ministry of the Laity was discussed at Rachel Circle's inaugural meeting in St. John's United Church of Christ lounge. Mrs. Donald Storck led the discussion and Mrs. Hans Sulzer provided refreshments. The next meeting is Tuesday Oct. 27 at 1 45 p.m.

Ministry of the Laity Rachel Circle St. John’s United Church of Christ Donald Storck Hans Sulzer

First Fall Meeting For High School PTA

The Monroe high school PTA schedules its first meeting of the school year for 8 p.m. September 30 in the M Room. Walter Babula, the principal, will introduce teachers as a get acquainted program unfolds. Officers include Mrs. Eberhardt president and Mrs. Krebs vice president with membership chair Mrs. Lanz.

Monroe High School PTA Walter Babula Allan F. Barnard George R. Barry William Eberhardt John Krebs Earl Sandley Robert J. Smith Frederick F. Lanz Roy Hull Babula

Girl Scout Directors Conference Scheduled by Badger Council

Mrs. Benjamin H. Glover of Madison will lead a two day conference for Badger Council of Girl Scouts Inc directors October 8 and 9. Monroe area will be represented by Mrs. George R. Barry as First District chair and board member. The event introduces a new service training boards to align with Girl Scout principles and standards.

Benjamin H. Glover Madison Badger Council of Girl Scouts, Inc Morris Rowbotham George R. Barry Monroe Alvin Babler Glover Black Hawk Council of Girl Scouts Great Lakes Girl Scouts of the U.S

Auxiliary Members Volunteer at Hospital

American Legion Auxiliary members Wilma Lovell Hester Schwartz Alfred Henning Ethel Jones Charlotte Young and Helen Zilmer volunteered at the Veterans Administration hospital Madison this week. They visited patients Homer Burrington and Melbourne Duerst from Monroe. Burrington is improving and Duerst is expected to return home soon.

Mines Wilma Lovell Hester Schwartz Alfred Henning Ethel Jones Charlotte Young Helen Zilmer American Legion Auxiliary Veteran’s Administration Hospital Madison Homer Burrington Melbourne Duerst Monroe Burrington Duerst

Meeting Tomorrow At Browntown WSCS Church

The Browntown WSCS will meet at the church tomorrow at 2 p.m. Acknowledged July August and September birthdays will be observed and a potluck lunch is planned.

Browntown Wscs

Garden Club Elects Miss Spec President for Year

Monroe Garden Club elected Miss Marie Spec as president at the Community Center meeting. Officers include Mrs Art Schroeder as vice president and Mrs Ed Knopinski as secretary treasurer, with several appointments and a plan to dig and store dahlia tubers. Two new members joined, and the group discussed summer garden visits and Bloodmobile centerpiece plans. Next meeting set for Oct 27.

Marie Spec Monroe Garden Club Art Schroeder Ed Knopinski L. H. Bishop Bernard Poff Hannah Bindschaedler Grace Schroeder Phillip Counselman Howard Counselmen Jacob Schulthess August Schmidt Schroeder Lincoln Park Twining Park Ruth Krahenbuehl William Crotty Bloodmobile Knopinski Melvin T. Olson

Birthday and Pre Bridal Dinner Held at Home

A picnic dinner at the Carl Wyss home Route 4 honored Charles Marty for his 80th birthday and served as a shower for Loretta Schmid and Richard Briggs who plan to marry Oct 7 at Washington church. Attendees from Monticello Brooklyn Freeport and other areas included numerous Wyss Schmid Marty and Briggs family members.

Carl Wyss Route 4 Charles Marty Loretta Schmid Richard Briggs Washington Church Gilman Schmids Monticello Arnold Briggs Brooklyn Messrs Mmes Robert Briggs Ronnie Sam Goecks Gilman Schmid Larry Lorraine Lonnie Ivan Marty Keith Virgil Leuzinger Terri Lauri Wendi Kenneth Wyss Angela Monroe Eugene Keener Joey Lynn Argyle Jean Wyss Freeport Anna Marie Marty Menomonee Falls New Glarus

Moose Women Hold Committee Meetings

Moose Women of Moose meet in Moose hall with several chairmen leading committees. Attendees include Mrs. Robert Wartenweiler chairing the meeting, and Mrs. Henry Babler Jr., Arthur Meyers, Hedwig Portman. Child care chair Mrs. Leo Hauri and members. Membership committee with Mrs. Jake Strasser and others. Friendship committee chaired by Mrs. Russell West with numerous attendees.

Women of Moose Moosehaven Moose Hall Robert Wartenweiler Henry Babler Jr Arthur Meyers Hedwig Portman Leo Hauri Robert Kubly Donald Drye Carl Striet Mary Rieder Cecil Jones Jake Strasser Mmes Robert J. Blum Glen Liedschlag Russell West Mies Carl Streit William Walters Roy Speich Charles Schadewaldt Clifford Prien Bruce Miller August Kurth Robert J

Local fund drive plans outlined by community group

The group led by Mrs. Clarence C. Rufer organized a chicken barbeque fundraiser at her home on Sunday. Attendees included Lee C. Blum, Henry Babler Jr, Chalmer Armstrong, Nellie Engles, Fanny Kubly, Ralph Mahlkuch, Otto Schild, and others, with corsages shaped like chickens given to guests.

John Mahlkuch Ralph Mahlkuch Otto Schild Russell West Harold Whitehead Roger Sullivan

Inspection Planned For Pythian Sisters

Plans for the annual fall inspection for the Pythian Sisters will be Friday evening at IOOF hall. Pro tem officers were Anna Grim, past chief, Mrs Jeon Schmidt, senior and Clara Thompson, treasurer. The charter was draped for Mrs Gloriella Clark by Mrs Alton Kiel, Mrs Leon Schmidt and Mrs Herbert Stauffacher.

Pythian Sisters IOOF Alvin Zuhlke Anna Grim Jeon Schmidt Clara Thompson Gloriella Clark Alton Kiel Leon Schmidt Herbert Stauffacher

Auxiliary of Eagles Plans for Installation

Initiation of new Eagles Auxiliary members set for Sunday with a meeting at Mrs. Edwin Schindler’s home tomorrow at 8 15 pm. After Tuesday night’s business, prizes went to Mrs. Henry Hillis Mrs. Leo Kohl and Mrs. Edwin Schindler. Lunch by Mrs. Clifford Leck and Donna Wilde. Next meeting slated for Oct 13 at 8 15 pm.

Eagles Edwin Schindler Henry Hillis Leo Kohl Clifford Leck Donna Wilde

Albany Girl Linda Elmer Speaks at Legion Auxiliary

Linda Elmer shared her Badger Girls State experiences at the Monday Legion Auxiliary meeting in Albany. The Albany High School senior, sponsored by the auxiliary, was named a county supervisor at Badger Girls and is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Elmer.

Albany Linda Elmer Badger Girls State The Legion Auxiliary Badger Auxiliary Linda Badger Girls Albany High School Walter Elmer

Employees Honored By Staff of Clinic

Mrs. Martha Albright retiring from Monroe Clinic after eighteen years accepts Florida move. Miss Audrey Flannery to marry in October leaves clinic. Office staff hosts dinner at Marco's. gifts presented to both guests.

Martha Albright Monroe Clinic Florida Audrey Flannery Marco

Centerpiece Cakes Delight Attendees at Event

Attendees included Mrs Pauline Reed, Mrs Jean Woolever, Mrs Robert Maurer, Maurice Barnes, Wilbur Hixson, Gene Maurer, Wayne Nipple, Ann Peters, Mardell Quest, Robert Disrud, Sharon Reddick, Robert Stauffer, Martha Albright, Miss Dorothy Johnson, Carol Jean Beightol, Bonnie Stricker, Wilma Pfeiffer, Vicki Lange, Mary Lee Keegan, and Audrey Flannery as cakes served as centerpieces.

Mmes Pauline Reed Jean Woolever Robert Maurer Maurice Barnes Wilbur Hixson Gene Maurer Wayne Nipple Ann Peters Mardell Quest Robert Disrud Sharon Reddick Robert Stauffer Martha Albright Dorothy Johnson Carol Jean Beightol Bonnie Stricker Wilma Pfeiffer Vicki Lange Mary Lee Keegan Audrey Flannery

Mrs Folgate Honored at Russell Mills Bridal Shower

Mrs Richard Folgate was guest of honor at a bridal shower hosted at the Russell Mills home with Debbi Mills and Sandra Losey as co hosts. A miniature bride and groom decorates the gift table and the Mills bridesmaid bouquet decorates the venue. Lunch featured a cake baked by Maynard Losey.

Orangeville Richard Folgate Russell Mills Debbi Mills Sandra Losey Miss Mills Maynard Losey

Monticello Social News Recaps Sunday Visits

Mrs O D Curtis notes Sunday visits by Mr and Mrs Thomas Saunders and family to Ernest Kern in Clarno. The Bablers and Knobla uchs visited Madison and Cambridge friends, with bridge club hosting and multiple local get togethers including Appleton and Monroe trips.

Thomas Saunders Ernest Kern Clarno Herman Babler Madison James Knoblauch Cambridge Bertha Keller Hazel Kundert Fred Roethlisberger Bridge Club Lawrence Karlen Douglas Darcey Danny Allan Heinkel Winslow Mmes Darrell Hilliard Henry Babler Sr Monticello J. F. Freitag Monroe Clarence Babler Richland Center R. J. Theiler Appleton Marvin Babler C. M. Stauffer Arnold Jackson Henry J. Elmer Robert Grabows Freeport

Banana plant reaches Africa name origin and migration

The banana plant arrived in Africa during the first millennium BCE carried by migrants from Melanesia and Indonesia. It was given the name banana upon arrival.

Africa Melanesia Indonesia

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Nigeria Rock Island Church Couples Club Ministry of Laity Girl Scout Garden Club Miss Spec RCA Radio and Lain Germany Berlin New Zealand India West Indies Brazil Scandinavia Monroe Rotary Club Auxiliary of Eagles Mrs. Folgate Dial Eagles Club O. D. Curtis Ronney Hilliard, Monroe Mrs. Herman Babler Etters Lucas Cadillac Green County Auto Company Wisconsin Monroe, Wis
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