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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1949

Page

5

PTA fall conference schedules nine workshops for district leaders

District Two hosts a Saturday PTA conference with nine afternoon workshops for parents teachers and PTA officers from ten counties. Sessions cover history records finance program chairmanship membership and association presidents with officials from Madison Baraboo Monroe and others discussing legislation television health hot lunches and community schools.

Parent Teacher Association PTA E. R. Davis Adams R. L. Schumpert Madison Lawrence L. Kitchen Monroe Henry Kinzler Prairie du Lac James Balthagar Baraboo Helen Oesterle Nels Christopherson Wisconsin Dells Joseph Connors Genevieve Arensdorf Connors Wil

Mrs Frank C Butler Returns After 23 Years Visit

Mrs Frank C Butler of Clyde New York arrives to visit relatives in Monroe and nearby areas after a long 23 year absence. She is reunited with her brothers and sisters and their families including Harvey Trumpy and Mrs Elmer Schwartzlow and other kin.

Frank C. Butler Clyde N. Y Harvey Trumpy Elmer Schwartzlow Monroe Butler

Families at Elmer Schwartzlow dinner gather in Sylvester

Sunday gathering at the Elmer Schwartzlow home in Sylvester township drew 53 attendees. Guests included James Pinnow and family, Norman Pinnow, Harold Evers of Freeport, William Pinnow and family, Walter Pinnow, Robert Pinnow and daughters, Sam Pinnow, Raymond Kopp and family, Elsie Pinnow, Betty Kehler and children of Orangeville, Sam Buehler of Browntown, Harvey Trumpy and sons, Otto Pinnow, Kenneth Waelti, Lawrence Luenberger and son, Sam Miller, Clarence Miller and sons, Elmer Schwartzlow and daughter Monroe.

Elmer Schwartzlow Sylvester Township James Pinnow Norman Pinnow Harold Evers Freeport William Pinnow Walter Pinnow Robert Pinnow Sam Pinnow Raymond Kopp Elsie Pinnow Betty Kehler Orangeville Sam Buehler Browntown Harvey Trumpy Otto Pin

Argyle PTA Opens First Fall Meeting

Rev A P Anderson president presided at the Argyle PTA opening session Tuesday evening and appointed year long committees. Program chairmen included Principal P J Morgan Mrs Robert Rossing and Kenneth Hendrickson with refreshments handled by Mrs Kaspar Berget.

Argyle A. P. Anderson Argyle Parent Teacher Association P. J. Morgan Robert Rossing Kenneth Hendrickson Mmes Kaspar Berget

School group outlines PTA aims and officers

Lawrence Winger and Victor Rossing lead a study on improving the school and community as applied to the high school and the national PTA constitution. Officers are Rev. Anderson president, Mrs. Vernus Nelson vice president, Mrs. Clifford Penniston secretary, and Mrs. Lawrence Steiner treasurer. Robert Arnot of the science department gave a short lecture demonstration on visual aids for school use.

Lawrence Winger Victor Rossing PTA Anderson Vernus Nelson Clifford Penniston Lawrence Steiner Robert Arnot

Final Bridge Party Held at Monroe Country Club

The Monroe Country Club bridge club held its last meeting last evening with four tables in play. Prizes were awarded to Miss Margaret Burgi, Mrs. H. B. Caradine, Mrs. George Geiger, R. W. Blaha, James Forbes, and Gaile M. Parent, under the guidance of Mr. and Mrs. Rolland R. Etter.

Monroe Country Club Rolland R. Etter Margaret Burgi H. B. Caradine George Geiger R. W. Blaha James Forbes Gaile M. Parent

Halloween Party Planned by Lodge

Monticello residents readied a Halloween party hosted by the lodge. The event includes an initiation for the Royal Neighbors and promises festive activities for members and guests.

Monticello

Halloween party lodge meeting at Louise Karlen home

A lodge will hold a Halloween party at Miss Louise Karlen's home on October 26. The group gathered Tuesday evening with co hosts Mrs. Arthur Staedtler Mrs. I B Pierce and Mrs Ettta Babler. A short business meeting occurred and balloting on a new candidate took place.

Louise Karlen Arthur Staedtler I. B. Pierce Ettta Babler

Preaching Sessions at Juda Church Begin Three Day Mission

The Union Evangelical United Brethren church south of Juda hosts a three day preaching mission under guest preacher Rev. Lawrence A. Brown of Monroe. The effort aligns with a federal council of churches evangelistic program. Rev. Peter Retzlaff serves as pastor.

Juda Union Evangelical United Brethren Church Lawrence A. Brown Monroe Federal Council of Churches Peter Retzlaff Union Church

OBS Groups Charter Milwaukee Trip to Attend Installation

OBS groups charter a bus from Monticello and New Glarus to Milwaukee to attend the installation of officers. The chartered trip accompanies members to an organized event in Milwaukee.

OBS Milwaukee Monticello New Glarus

WSCS Meeting Set at Mrs Bowers Home

The WSCS of the Methodist church will meet Wednesday at the home of Mrs Ward Bowers. Mrs I O Shaffer will lead the devotions and lesson study. Assistant hostesses are Mmnes Glenn Kuhnke Ida Mae Van Matre Robert Ritzman and Fern Holloway.

WSCS Orangeville Methodist Church Ward Bowers I. O. Shaffer Mmnes Glenn Kuhnke Ida Mae van Matre Robert Ritzman Fern Holloway

Plans flower display in Brodhead by Mrs Mohns

Mrs Herbert Mohns presents her eighth annual dahlia display this weekend at the Independent Register office in Brodhead. The event showcases a wide variety of blooms and opens to the public for viewing.

Herbert Mohns Office of the Independent Register Brodhead

Surprise party honors Hazel Kramer in Orangeville

Mrs. Hazel Kramer was surprised Friday evening by a group of friends who dropped in to help celebrate her birthday. The event ran at her Orangeville home with well wishers from the community.

Orangeville Hazel Kramer

Anniversary Observed By Local Residents

Anniversary held with guests including Jacob Gear hart Eli Wilson Orville Obert and daughter Lester Fehr Martin Veach Melvin Henze and daughter Ray Zimm erman Gilbert Abraham Raymond Zimmerman Miss Bonnie Bolender Mrs Frieda Marty Mrs Nobel Wilson and Herbert Kramer. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Zimmerman and Mrs Abraham.

Messrs Mmes Jacob Gearhart Eli Wilson Orville Obert Lester Fehr Martin Veach Melvin Henze Ray Zimmerman Gilbert Abraham Raymond Zimmerman Bonnie Bolender Frieda Marty Nobel Wilson Herbert Kramer Zimmerman Abraham

Church Club Elects South Wayne Leader

Everett Hill was elected president of the South Wayne Methodist church men's club at a meeting in the church parlors last evening. Other officers are listed.

South Wayne Everett Hill

Names of officers listed for organization

Austin H. Kading serves as vice president John Gage is secretary and D M Howery holds the treasurer role in the listed organization.

Austin H. Kading John Gage D. M. Howery

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