Monroe business university graduates announced
Mrs Jno C Chadwick and Miss Alive r are now graduates of Monroe business university. The ceremony marked their successful completion of the program.
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Newspaper
Monroe Weekly Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1900
Page
7
Mrs Jno C Chadwick and Miss Alive r are now graduates of Monroe business university. The ceremony marked their successful completion of the program.
A Monroe Womans Christian Temperance Union rally featured Miss Brehn and Mrs. Varney. The program included a strong address on temperance, pledge to enforce liquor laws, and calls for broader civic action. Several attendees joined the union at the close as Rev Bethel offered benediction.
The county convention of the W U T U closed Friday with Miss Brehm addressing the woman question. A quartet of Misses Case Wagner Ganiner and Clommer sang. Officers elected include President Elizabeth Santley of Brodhead and Vice president at large Mrs Mecest Varney of Monroe. Secretary Mrs Frances Alsop of Brooklyn. Delegates named from Brooklyn and Brodhead. Library school registration announced for Madison with a start date in August.
The report details administrator Zimmerman handling the final settlement for the David Klass and Amelia Klass estates at SprGeore LD Grove. It notes bondsmen, debts, and a missing heir, with funds totaling about 10,000 dollars and allocations to Henrietta Klass. A man named Zimmerman sought orders for distribution while dealing with family disputes and a potential sale of estate assets. The piece also mentions Arbor and Bird Day proclamations and a governor’s plan to support public schools with tree and bird education.
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