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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1963

Page

11

Homemakers Club Members Gather for Octobers Plan

Mt. Pleasant Homemakers club met at the John C. Babler home with sixteen members. Health report announced the X ray unit arrives Oct. 2 and 1963 64 books and project leaders were set. Secret pals chosen and members to decorate new program books for October meeting. Black Hawk Valley Club held first meeting at Mrs. Jake Rothenbuehler’s home with plans for floor coverings lesson next month at the Indergand residence.

MT. Pleasant Monticello Henry V. Baebler John C. Babler Alfred Isely Sunshine Emery Silver Jake Schultz Trip Charles Hefty Harvey Elmer Earl] Feldt M. Albert Marty William Wendt Willis Babler Harvey Milbrandt Gilbert Disch Sr Ralph Kubly Lena Babler James Dooley Blackhawk Valley Club Blackford Valley Jake Rothenbuehler Melvin Ackerman Ray Indergand Indergand

Jefferson Homemakers Meet Hosts 15 Members

Mrs. Joe Fortner and Mrs. Loren Dietmeier attended the Jefferson Homemakers meeting at Mrs. Myron Zimmerman’s home as 15 members gathered. Mrs. William Hafen was named health and safety chairman and plans for the year were reviewed with project leaders and hostesses designated. a Dubuque trip is planned and the next meeting set for Mrs. Walter Ludwig’s home on Tuesday Oct 15.

Jefferson Club Joe Fortner Loren Dietmeier Jefferson Homemakers Myron Zimmerman William Hafen Dubuque Walter Ludwig

Tell Homemakers New Glarus first meeting appoints leaders

At the Tell Homemakers first meeting Mrs. Frederick Thacker presided with Mrs. Clifford Pedersen named October leader for floor coverings. November lesson on floor care led by Mrs. Frank Ehinger and Mrs. David Hodgson. January covers glamorized breakfasts led by Mrs. Forrest Hewes and Mrs. Thacker. March project on buying furniture led by Mrs. Jake L. Marty and Mrs. Henry Pauli. Health Valley Homemakers Club opens fall meeting hosted by president Mrs. Francis Easter with eleven members present.

Tell Homemakers New Glarus Frederick Thacker Clifford Pedersen Frank Ehinger David Hodgson Forrest Hewes Jake L. Marty Henry Pauli Health Valley Homemakers Health Valley Homemakers Club Francis Easter

Club Notes Include New Member and Birthday Wishes

The club welcomes Mrs. Otto Olson as a new member. Members will honor Terry Tschanz on his birthday October 6 with cards while he stays at Shrine Hospital for Crippled Children in Chicago. The next meeting is scheduled for October 9 at Mrs. William Chambers' home.

Otto Olson Terry Tschanz Terry Shrine Hospital For Chicago William Chambers

Washington Homemakers and Modern Misses Club Meet

Washington Homemakers met with Mrs Henry Hefty and co host Mrs Arthur Holcomb. Roll call revealed secret pals from last year and new names were chosen. Two new members joined and officers were elected for both clubs with refreshments served to 17 members and one guest.

Washington Club Monticello Washington Henry Hefty Arthur Holcomb Associated County Women of the World Merlyn Rufer Lester Kemprood Gus Krier Dean Hilliard Herman Arn Robert Feller Sr Jerry Brunner Matt’ Bissig Fred Burgy John M. Blum Walter Olson

October 9 Meeting Set at Mrs Beck Home

Leaders for each month were appointed. The Oct. 9 meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Robert Beck with the project lesson on smooth surface floor coverings.

Robert Beckwith

Wallace Homemakers Open Season Meeting At Wallace Club

Wallace Homemakers opened their season at an afternoon meeting with Mrs. Millard Peters. Project leaders were selected and refreshments were served to nine members.

Wallace Club Monticello Wallace Homemakers Millard Peters

Decatur Young Ideas Elects 1950 Officers

Mrs L G Sanderlin was chosen president of the Decatur Young Ideas Homemakers at the first season meeting held at Mrs John Meichtry’s home. Other officers named include Mrs Arnold Schupbach vice president Mrs Carlyle Porterfield secretary and Mrs Willis Walter treasurer. Mystery pals were revealed.

Decatur Young Ideas L. G. Sanderlin Decatur Young Ideas Homemakers John Meichtry Arnold Schupbach Carlyle Porterfield Willis Walter

Jordan Busy Bees Welcome New Member and Plan Projects

The group met at the Wilbur Klemm home with co-hostesses Mrs. Marvin Schwartzlow and Mrs. Leo Culles. Helen Boynton, president, led 16 members and four guests as new project books were filled and dues collected.

Wilbur Klemm Marvin Schwartzlow Leo Culles Jordan Olson Harold Johnson

Balls Mills Homemakers Meet At Brugger Home

Mrs Kenneth Ubert presided at Balls Mills Homemakers with 16 members and one guest Mrs John Blumer. Officers include John Brugger Jr vice president Mrs Clifford Kesler secretary and Mrs Frederic Mahlbuch treasurer. Sunshine chairmen named Mrs Roger Brugger and Mrs John Hazeltine. Project books filled and workshops discussed at Mrs Bernard Albright home with leaders Mrs Leland Rockow and Mrs Albright.

Kenneth Ubert Balls Mills Roger Brugger John Blumer John Brugger Jr Clifford Kesler Frederic Mahlbuch Melvin Liedschlag Frederic Strahm John Hazeltine Sunshine Bernard Albright Leland Rockow Albright

Community Notes of Monroe and Nearby Visits

Local social column lists Sunday and weekend visits among families in Monroe and surrounding towns. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. V. A. Tucker Browntown with Theda May and relatives, plus numerous pairs touring Rockford Madison Milwaukee and Delavan. Cora Beck, Raymond Montgomery attend Eastern Star in Milwaukee. others visit relatives in Monroe Delavan Freeport Madison.

Gayle Matzke Monroe V. A. Tucker Arthur Mayborne Rusty Billie Rockford Thomas Binger Stanley Sawyer Delavan W.G. May Song Terry Jimmy Mary Blodgett Julia Pickett Mmes Cora Beck Raymond Montgomery Milwaukee Grand The Eastern Star Roland Sawyer Palmer Wahler Mae Crago Lucas Dischler Harold Baltzer Ruth Lehman Ella Leh

Orangeville Occupancy Changes Report

Mr and Mrs Lyle Henze moved into a newly remodeled apartment in downtown Orangeville. Mr and Mrs Stanley Hemphill moved into the residence bought from the Henzes. Eugene Gross purchased the Martha Bennehoff residence and will move this week. Dora and Willard Schneider rented the Gross house on Water street. Freeport Hammond Organ club met at Charles Hagerman home in Freeport with Frank Ochsner Homer Fehr and Glen Bolender present. Rev and Mrs A R Felts of Freeport were Sunday dinner guests at the Glen Bolender home.

Lyle Henze Orangeville Stanley Hemphill Henzes Eugene Gross Martha Bennehoff Dora Willard Schneider Gross Water Street Freeport Hammond Organ Club Charles Hagerman Messrs Mmes Frank Ochsner Homer Fehr Glen Bolender A.R. Felts

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News of the Homemakers Roger Williams Consistory Williams Emmert Drug Dan Habecker Vernus Watkins Modern Misses Homemakers Club Willi Ruef Jr Delmar Arn Cleo Foster Tom Anderson Kay Monroe Evening Times Ers Morgan Johnson Marie Wells Phoebe Wis Swanson Oscar Mayer Dinty Moore Patrick Cudahy Bacon Suicy Jonathan U.S. No Balls Mills Club Browntown Mrs. Theda May Ella Lehman C. J. Hanson B. E. Maddrell Madison J. E. Maddrell LeRoy Wilde Luther Larson Gerald Schmoldt Iva Tomlinson Myron Hurd Flossie East Paul Vincent Ross Vincents Goldie Rigney Marvin Stauffacher Marie Chapman Ents, Mr. and Mrs Mid van- Matre Glen E. Bolender
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