Social Events Church Women Plan Folk Mass Here on Sept 24
The Council of Catholic Women of St Victor's Church Monroe will hold its annual meeting on Tuesday evening Sept 24 starting with a folk mass at 7 pm celebrated by Father Henry Kalscheuer. The 8:15 pm commission sessions feature guest speakers from Madison Middleton and local groups.
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Council of Catholic Women of
St. Victor’s Church
Monroe
Henry Kalscheuer
SALT
Seminary Apostolic Liturgical Team
Holy Name Seminary
Middleton
Wis
St. Victor’s School
Council of Catholic Women
Organization and Service Commission
Phillip J. Teehan
Donald Larson
Community Affairs Commission
Robert Paulik
International Affairs Commission
Schneider
Madison
Mexico
LAMP
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Marty Deignan
Rosemary Ehl
Diocesian ‘Religious Education Center
Church Communities Commission
Anton J. Portman
R. Finley Barry
Commission
Pather Lawrence Kieffer
St. Victors
Mt. Horeb
CCW
John Callahan
Jack Murray
Alan Bauman
Walter Vierthal
Fred Felder
James Flanagan Sr
Louis Felder
Shirley Flanagan
Mae Limacher
Michael
Kelli Boss
Gadabouts Bridge Club Meets at Mrs Moe's Home
Gadabouts Bridge Club gathered Thursday evening at Mrs. Roger Moe’s home with two tables of bridge in play and prizes awarded. High honors went to Mrs. Erwin Pankau, honors to Mrs. Nathan Marti and sow to Mrs. Larry Leopold. Other attendees included several ladies with current scores and standings.
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Gadabouts Bridge Club
Roger Moe
Erwin Pankau
Nathan Marti
Sow
Larry Leopold
Mmes
Birthday tribute draws kin to Worthington Minnesota
Refresh ments were served as Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Gross Sr. Orangeville and Karl Koneller Freeport returned from Worthington Minnesota where Roswell Gross turned 90 on Sept 15. Families gathered Friday for dinner at Country Kitchen and again for a Turkey Day parade in Worthington. Relatives from Denver Cole Sun Prairie Sun Prairie Stoughton Orangeville Freeport joined open house and a dinner at the Gross home with 34 relatives. Roswell Gross of retirement home life enjoys gardening yard care fishing and cards.
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Beatrice Goosey
Roswell
Vesta Schroder
Milo Gross
Denver
Cole
Clifford Swiggum
Sun Prairie
Wis
Norman Hanson
Stoughton
Kenneth Gross Sr
Orangeville
Karl Kneller
Freeport
Hoyle’s name outlives its poker origin
The World Almanac notes that card players use Hoyle as the rule authority even though Edmond Hoyle died in 1769, long before poker appeared. Many later rule books borrowed his name, though they were written by others.
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Hoyle
Edmond Hoyle
World Almanac
Dear Abby Column Tips and Readership Dilemmas
A reader panel compiles questions about drunken driving rumors in a small town, integrity in sharing gossip, and dating etiquette. Abby offers opinions on mischief of a prying friend, suspicion over a car’s beads, and handling movie kiss scenes with personal comfort guidance.
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Abby
Norris Tree Taken by Death
Norris Tree of Winslow Michigan died at 2 50 am Sunday September 22 in Freeport Memorial Hospital after a long illness. He was born September 11 1900 in Wad hams Grove Township Stevenson County Illinois. He married Margaret Guttmer in 1932 and farmed Cadiz area before working for Northwestern Telephone Co in Freeport and Modern Plating. Surviving are his widow a daughter Joann Wells a son Frank A Tree a brother George and 11 grandchildren. Burial plans at Cadiz Cemetery and Freeport City Cemetery were listed.
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Wadhams Grove Township
Stephenson County
Ill
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Cadiz Township
Green County
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Embury Methodist Church
Freeport
Cadiz
Northwestern Telephone Co
Modern Plating
Margaret
James
Joann) Wells
Sheboggan
Frank A. Tree
Juda
George
Gene
Clay Leck
Alan David Wells
Stnessy
Monroe
Vernon Shuman
Grace Bible Church
Cadiz Cemetery
Lena
Knights of Columbus of
American Legion
Clifford (Marie) Feagan
Lucius Elliott Ortiz
Detroit Mich
Ed Ort
John R. Ortiz 73 Dies at Ortiz Nursing Home Owner
John R. Ortiz, 73, owner of the Ortiz Nursing Home in Lena, Ill., died Saturday in Freeport Memorial Hospital after admission earlier that day. Funeral services are set for Tuesday morning in Freeport at 9.
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Lena
Ill
John R. Ortiz
Ortiz Nursing Home
Freeport Memorial Hospital
Freeport
Quick Quiz Answers on Travel, Baseball and Biology
A traveler's tree in Madagascar stores drinking water in leaf stem pockets. Cy Young pitched the first perfect major league game on May 5 1904 for the Boston Americans. Snakes lack movable eyelids and use clear horn plates over their eyes. The United States quickly recognized the Republic of Panama three days after its proclamation in 1903. The Irish wolfhounds are the largest dogs and the chihuahua is among the smallest.
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Madagascar
Cy Young
Boston Americans
United States
Republic of
Panama
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