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The town of Brodhead has over 3k residents, with mostly consistent growth since its founding, and is double its size from 1870, markedly jumping population 1940-1960 and 1980, with slight dip in 2020, the first decline of its type since 1930.
In a 1941 assembly address book, published by Waltericks, both Brodhead and Juda are there as separate listings, with the same contact of William King, but meeting times only for Juda. By 1943, the Brodhead listing is gone but the Juda listing remains. In 1947, the assembly is listed at Brodhead as Gillett Memorial Gospel Hall.
=Early Correspondents=
* William J. King @ Rt. 3, Brodhead +1936-19501961+
* Chris Kneubuehl ?-2023 (d. 2023)
=Meeting Times=
* +1936-1943+: BB 11am; G 8pm;
* +1961+: SS 10:30am; BB 11am; P Wed 8pm;
=Also See=
* 1937 L&L
* Wikipedia
* Light & Liberty
** 1961-7
* Truth & Tidings
** [https://truthandtidings.com/2001/02/our-heritage-the-history-of-assemblies-in-wisconsin/ 2001-4]