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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1972
Page
3
A collection of Abby remarks covers a divorce settlement, a 33 year old seeking a lawyer, an elderly driver with failing sight, and a mother in law's pension help. Abby offers guidance on meeting a lawyer, road safety, and a pension sharing question.
Connie Lee Schneider and Steven John Isely married at Zion United Methodist Church Juda in a 2 pm Sept 9 ceremony officiated by Rev Donald Sumwall. The bride and groom, both 1972 graduates, planned a Wisconsin Dells honeymoon and now reside in Juda.
Thirty members from Albany Brodhead Browntown Judo Beloit Rockford and Monroe attended the Monroe Coin Club meeting in the First National Bank Community Room. President Herb Demonowski Beloit led a year program committee selection with Grant Briggs Gordon Waller and Pete Adler. A refreshment committee was named with Mrs Wilma Stauffacher Miss Vicki Bear and Wesley Pellet. The next meeting on Oct 31 will feature a Halloween party in costume with refreshments by Vicki Bear and Alice Bandi.
Martin Rupp of Denver and Miss Mary Ann Ferguson of Arvada were married Friday evening Sept 22 at the Chapel of the Hills Coal Creek Canyon Denver. The couple will reside in Denver. The Rupps returned from a two week western States vacation visiting Kansas Arizona California Utah and Colorado.
Lincoln School PTA raised funds at an ice cream social on Sept 19 at the high school. City chairman Mrs. Gerald Wiesenberg and co presidents Mr. and Mrs. James Bisegger led the event with hospitality chairwoman Mrs. Daryl Severson. Kitchen helpers included Michael Hughes Edward Hughes William Young and Charles Tullis. Next Lincoln School PTA meeting set for Dec 10.
Monroe School System cafeteria and custodial staff hosted a farewell gathering Saturday at Recreation Park shelter house. A steak fry was served and the honorees received a money gift. Attendees included Fred Witwer Mort Wittner Ed Petersen Ed Grossen Fred Simpson Ray Martin Ralph Peterson Ralph Schaffer Delton Davis Don Lane Bill Herbert Gary Ackly Dave Eley Wilma Stauffacher Kathryn.
Sheryl Rufenacht of New Glarus was installed as worthy advisor of Mt. Horeb Assembly of the Order of Rainbow for Girls on September 24 at the Mt. Horeb Masonic Temple. Her theme is Sentimental Journey. Other officers include Debbie Gmur and Julie Strickler with appointed officers led by Sally Baker and Lori Leinhardt.
Miss Judy Bartels daughter of Mr and Mrs John Bartels Rt 1 Argyle was guest of honor at three bridal showers A misc shower Sept 21 at Mrs Jerry Lokens home with lunch and cake by Mrs Pearl Timm Attendees included Mrs Bartels Sr and many others from Clarno Monroe Madison New Glarus and Monticello A Sept 17 shower at Swiss Lanes Clubroom New Glarus hosted by Mrs Ken Bavery and Miss Debbie Babler A final shower listed attendees with multiple names The couple will marry Oct 7 at St Victor’s Monroe
American Legion Auxiliary members will hold a dinner meeting on Thursday October 5 at Idle Hour Mansion with a social hour at 6 and dinner at 7 A Fall Style Show by the Style Shop honors Mrs Edward Niffenegger Third District president Dues for 1973 will be collected by Mrs T W Reilly Reservations with Mrs P J Connors by October 3
Wendy Jean Zweifel infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Gilbert Zweifel Jr of Albany was christened at St Patrick's Catholic Church Albany on Sept 24 by Rev Shea. Sponsors were Mr and Mrs Jacob Crooks of Monticello. A post baptism supper was held at the Zweifel home with many relatives attending from Monticello Brooklyn Belleville and Evansville.
The Monroe Garden Club re elected all officers at its annual business meeting held Tuesday night in the Community Center. Officers include President Mrs Carl Brennecke Vice President Mrs Hugo Voelkli Treasurer Mrs Howard Counselman and Secretary Miss Hannah Bindschaedler.
The Monroe Theatre Guild opens Philip King See How They Run this Friday marking its first farce. The cast includes Penelope Toop played by Mrs Ron Disch and Rev Lionel Toop by Dr Geoffrey with Steve Homewood as Corp Clive Winston. Tickets via Guild members or at the First National Bank box office Wednesday to Friday afternoons.
St Omar Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star held a Monday evening meeting with Mrs. Alton V Kiel presiding pro tem in place of Ruth Kleckner. Reports by Mrs Jack Palmer and Mrs Dennis Hurst preceded installation plans for Rainbow officers at 7 p.m. Saturday. Peggy Haas to be installed as worthy advisor.
Mr and Mrs Klaas Van Vliet of Hemet California welcomed a daughter on September 19, with Eleanor Moe, formerly of the Willard Moe family, listed as grandmother. Tamara joins four year old sister Terri in the family.
Members of the Countryettes Homemakers Club met for a September supper at Mrs. Nathan Hartwig’s home. They reviewed changes in the program books and heard the trip committee report a fall excursion to Watertown. The next meeting is set for October 10 at Mrs. Robert Wuetrich’s home.
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