News: Greenwood (19 Mar 1970)

Contact: Dolores (Mohr) Kenyon
E-mail: dolores@wiclarkcountyhistory.org 

Surnames: Vinger, Helwig, McConnell, Buker, Etta, Horvat, Zocher, Djubenski, Christopherson, Sowieja, Vollrath, Novobielski, Timmler, Danielson, Govek, Abel, Hinker, Schneider, Dyre, Sloniker, Stark, Bergemann, Elmer, Straus, Wessel, Horn, Schubert, Wachsmuth, Severson, Gotz, Falkner, Prockett, Scherr, Kaisler, Severson, Bertz

----Source: Clark County Press (Neillsville, Clark Co., WI) 3/19/1970

Greenwood (19 March 1970)

The Birthday club was entertained Monday evening by Mrs. Palmer Vinger with a 6:30 dinner at the café and card playing later at the Vinger home. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Hazel Helwig, Mrs. James McConnell, Mrs. A. C. Buker and Mrs. Esther Etta.

Mrs. Johanna Horvat was admitted Sunday to Memorial Hospital in Neillsville.

Mr and Mrs. Kurt Zocher of Westchester, Ill., spent several days at their home here and visited friends.

Mrs. Andrew Djubenski and son, Dennis, were dinner guests Friday at the home of Mrs. Gordon Christopherson and family.

Gene Sowieja and Darwin Vollrath have returned to Madison after spending several days with their respective parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Sowieja and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Vollrath.

Richard Novobielski of Milwaukee spent the weekend at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Novobielski.

An organizational meeting of the board of directors of the Greenwood Cooperative Credit Union was held Tuesday evening. New officers are: Fred Timmler, president; David Danielson, vice-president; Frank Govek, secretary; Theodore Abel, treasurer. Other members of the board are Sylvester Hinker, Robert Schneider, Sr., and Godfrey Dyre. Members of the credit committee are: Jerome Hinker, Edward Sloniker and George Stark; the examining committee: H. M. Bergemann, Donald Elmer and the manager, Gilbert J. Straus.

Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Wessel, Everette Wesel, Miss Eunice Horn, William Schubert and Mr. and Mrs. James Wachsmuth of Milwaukee attended the Horn-Wessel wedding here Saturday and spent the weekend with relatives here.

Andrew Djubenski returned to his home Saturday after being a surgical patient at the University Hospital in Madison for a week. John Plautz of Willard visited him Monday morning.

Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Severson visited Frederick Gotz, a hospital patient in Marshfield, on Friday.

Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Falkner and daughter and Mrs. M. Prockett of Plum City were guests Wednesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Scherr. Mr. Falkner is a brother of Mrs. Scherr.

Roy Kaisler of Pewaukee and Miss Carol Severson of Milwaukee spent Sunday at the home of her patens, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Severson.

Legionnaires and members of the auxiliary and their spouses gathered at the Wallis-Hinker Legion post hall in Greenwood Saturday evening to observe the American Legion’s 51st birthday. Auxiliary members prepared and served an 8 o’clock dinner. The principal speaker was Sheriff David Bertz of Neillsville.