Oakley Homemakers elects new officers at meeting
Mrs Dale Davis was elected president at the Oakley Homemakers meeting held at Mrs Helen Andrews home in Oakley. Officers include Mrs Larry Kloepping as vice president Mrs Charles Kundert secretary Mrs Clyde Davis treasurer Mrs Walter Krahenbuhl health and safety chairman and Mrs William Bechtol sunshine chairman. Upholstering was discussed and lunch served by Mrs Andrews Mrs Elsworth Roshisen and Mrs Forrest Zimmennan.
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Oakley Homemakers
Dale Davis
Helen Andrews
Oakley
Larry Kloepping
Charles Kundert
Clyde Davis
Walter Krahenbuhl
Health and Safety
William Bechtolt
Sunshine
Andrews
Elsworth Rosheisen
Forrest Zimmerman
Meadow Valley Club Welcomes Mrs Schwartzlow
Meadow Valley club in New Glarus welcomed Mrs Kenneth Schwartzlow as a new member at the home of Mrs John Thorson. Programs for the year were announced and the next meeting is set for Oct 3 at 8 p m at Mrs E C Sopers home with lessons on buying smooth surfaced floor coverings presented by Mrs Eugene Saunders and Mrs Joe Gmar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadow Valley Club
Kenneth Schwartzlow
Meadow Valley Homemakers
John Thorson
New Glarus
E. C. Soper
Eugene Saunders
Joe Gmar
Hillside Friends appoints Christmas and May outing chairs
Mrs Daniel Schowalter was named Christmas chairman and Mrs Oscar Schumacher May outing chair at the Hillside Friends Homemakers meeting held at Mrs Robert Schumacher's home. Ten members attended as the new year program books were completed and lunch was served.
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Hillside Friends
Daniel Schowalter
Oscar Schumacher
Hillside Friends Homemakers
Robert L. Schumacher
Monroe Friendly Neighbors Homemakers Organized Greet Meeting
A new homemakers club, the Monroe Friendly Neighbors Homemakers, organized at Mrs. Edgar Jacobs home. Mrs. Ernest Messerli was named president, Mrs. John Steinman vice president, Mrs. Stanley Beach secretary, and Mrs. Rolland Thorpe treasurer. Dues were paid and the "Pennies for Friendship" project outlined. Project leaders and Christmas program chairs were appointed.
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Friendly Neighbors
Monroe Friendly Neighbors Homemakers
Edgar Jacobs
Ernest Messerli
John Steinman
Stanley Beach
Rolland Thorpe
Richland Homemakers Open Year With New Committees
The Richland Homemakers club held its first meeting of the year with Mrs. Carl Miller presiding. New committees include health and safety led by Mrs. Robert Stauffer, sunshine by Mrs. Alfred Baumgartner and Mrs. Herman Christen, song leader Mrs. Walter Timm, and reporter Miss Lydia Woelfle. Roll call cited birthplaces and a summer-trip report. Mrs. Miller presented colored slides from her travels. six teens attended along with one guest, Mrs. Robert Schuet z. Stauffer to host next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richland Homemakers Club
Carl Miller
Robert Stauffer
Alfred Baumgartner
Herman Christen
Walter Timm
Lydia Woelfle
Chester Pinow
Greenawald
Happy Homemakers Meet Opens Season at Monticello
Mrs. Ernest Schlittler hosted the Happy Homemakers for their first meeting of the season. Officers named are President Mrs. Edwin Broge, Vice President Mrs. Elva Dooley, and Secretary Treasurer Mrs. Fred Escher. Seven members and one guest, Mrs. Jacob Voegeli, attended as plans for the year were discussed.
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Happy Homemakers
Monticello
Ernest Schlittler
Edwin Broge
Elva Dooley
Fred Escher
Jacob Voegeli
Bem Homemakers Open Year With New Officers Named
Bem Homemakers held the first meeting of the year at the home of Mrs. Sylvan Erickson with co hostesses Mrs. Tilman Paulson and others joining. Mrs. Abert Nyhus will host a furniture reupholstering series. Officers for the year are Mrs. Virgil Erickson president, Mrs. Sylvan Erickson vice president, Mrs. Abert Nyhus secretary, and Mrs. Sylvan Truttmann treasurer.
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BEM Club
NEW Glarus
Bem Homemakers
Sylvan Erickson
Tilman Paulson
Carlton Zentner
Monty Commernaus
Abert Nyhus
Virgil Erickson
Sylvan Truttmann
Young Mothers Project Completes Books at Monroe Home
The Young Mothers project finished their books at the John Anderegg home in Monroe. An invitation was read to the Monroe Center Four clubs to view two health films at the Green County Agricultural building on Wednesday September 25 with a doctor available to answer questions. The October homemakers meeting will be at the William Foesch home.
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Young Mothers Project
Young Mothers Homemakers
John Anderegg
Monroe
Monroe Center
Green County
William Foesch
Dutch Hollow Homemakers Meet Nineteen Fortnights Event
Miss Denise Flannery attended a Dutch Hollow Homemakers gathering at Twining Park with 14 members present. Project leaders and hostesses were appointed and a picnic lunch was provided by Mrs. Chester Ludwig Mrs. Arthur Malkow and Mrs. Kenneth Creuzer.
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Dutch Hollow Club
Denise Flannery
Dutch Hollow Homemakers
Twining Park
Chester Ludwig
Arthur Malkow
Kenneth Creuzer
Monroe Ordinance Regulating Peddlers and Canvassers
The Monroe Common Council enacts licensing for peddlers canvassers and transient merchants. The ordinance defines peddlers canvassers transient photographers and merchants and requires a five dollar license with applicant details photo and criminal history. Exemptions include newsboys farmers and wholesale sale and a veteran clause for state licensed veterans.
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Common Council of the
Ee of
Monroe
Monticello Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Monticello community entries list visits and hosting across many families. Mr and Mrs Conrad Stauffacher and son in Sun Prairie join relatives. Barbara Jordan Sylvia Curtis and Doris Wagner visit Herman Elmer in Cumberland. Elmer hosts granddaughters for a week with their mother in Cumberland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad Stauffacher
Kenneth Halverson
Sun Prairie
Mmes
Barbara Jordan
Sylvia Curtis
Doris Wagner
Herman W. Elmer
New Glarus
Frank Gidio
Cumberland
Howard Whitmore
Barron
Susie Elmer
Elmer
John Meier
Menomonie
John Meier Sr
Fannie G
Frieda Benkert
Werner Blum
Monroe
Green Bay
Peter Andrew
Kathryn Susann Stoffelen
Grace Lutheran Church
Robert Holcomb Sr
Rosa Legler
Jacob Marty
Neil Buechel
Verona
Jake Krieg
Lydia Voegels
Robert Wild
Margaret Yum
Madison
Herman Klassy
Thomas Brusveen
Selmer Lien
Tomah
Kermit Lien
Veterans Hospital
Cindy
Bobby
Billy Zentner
Matt Zentner
Marian Luchsinger
Madison Vocational School
Ray Luchsinger
Albert Oppold, 66, Freeport resident, dies at home
Albert W. Oppold of Route 3 Freeport age 66 died Sunday at home from a heart attack. WW II veteran and former Henney Motor Co employee, he farmed since 1954. Survived by wife two sons William and Charles Freeport a daughter Mrs Larry Shelly Ridott 15 grandchildren. Rites set for Freeport tomorrow at 9:30 a.m. Schwarz funeral home and 10 a.m. at St. Catherine Catholic Church. Burial at St. Joseph cemetery. Rosary tonight at 8. Friends may call.
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Albert W. Oppold
Route 3
Freeport
Donald Diffenbaugh
Lena
Schwarz Funeral Home
St. Catherine Catholic Church
Earl Ambre
St. Joseph Cemetery
Oppold
Henney Motor Co
William
Charles
Larry Shelly
Ridott
Former Monroe pastor to speak on parents of mentally retarded children
Bernard Bartel now a Milwaukee County supervisor of special education and psychology will address Green County Association for Retarded Children on Monday Oct 7 at 8 p.m. in the agricultural building auditorium. He will discuss Understanding Parents of Mentally Retarded Children based on his master's thesis. He previously led Immanuel EUB church 1955 to 1959 and Oak Creek Community Church before a Madison pastorate of twelve years. Green County teachers of retarded children will attend a UW campus conference Oct 18–19 focusing on strengthening home and community programs for the mentally handicapped.
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Monroe
Bernard Bartel
Milwaukee County
Green County Association For
Bartel
Immanuel Eub
Milwaukee
Oak Creek
Madison
Green County
Halloween party planning by Tri High Club members
Tri High Club members named for the Halloween party planning include Kathy Larson Linda Seffrood Sonja Dunn Lee Dunn and Kenny Everson at a recent meeting. Demonstrations covered gun handling sewing kit contents and dairy with future demos by Terry Mellenberger and Terry Beeerger.
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Kathy Larson
Linda Seffrood
Sonja Dunn
Lee Dunn
Kenny Everson
Marvin Broge
Mary Jo Everson
Mark Mellenberger
Terry Mellenberger
Terry Beéerger
Dennis
Juda Jolly Juniors Announce Achievement Night at High School
Announcement from the Juda Jolly Juniors 4H Club meeting in Green County Agriculture building. The event, Achievement Night, is set for Tuesday October 8 in the Juda High School gymnasium. Bill Wunschel presided. Rick Wyss and Conrad Schmid led the club and flag pledges. Diane
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Juda High School
Juda Jolly
Green County Agriculture
Bill Wunschel
Rick Wyss
Conrad Schmid
Diane
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