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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1967
Page
2
Hal Boyle humorously contrasts cave man roles with modern behavior noting how civilization narrows gender differences yet still reveals clues. He lists playful guidelines like breakfast curlers for wives and shaving marks for husbands, ending with a tongue in cheek on asking someone their sex.
Madison Kiwanian Art Peterson, a professor of agronomy and Ford Foundation grant recipient, spoke on Egypt, 1967 at a noon luncheon. Alvin Moritz won the attendance prize donated by Dr. John L. Norton. Thursday noon at the Swiss Wheel Restaurant.
Dear Abby answers readers on teen behavior, gossip and modest morals. A mother worries about her daughter's filth laden letters and teens' urge to “talk big” while other items advise dating a dental student for a shy friend and quiet neighbor disturbances.
The Green County Extension Homemakers form a large network led by an executive board including a president vice president secretary treasurer and center chairs. Center chairs link the board with clubs across the county guiding programs and organizing new groups while overseeing the holiday letter and educational activities.
Two joint meetings are planned with discussions on international topics. Paul Gruenberg will present Alaska slides, while Ed ward Flanagan covers Ireland. The Jefferson Center focuses on community projects and many clubs host card parties fundraising for hall improvements and teen outreach.
John Kensella Sticken aged 15 dies after a long illness. Funeral services set for Monday at 10 a.m. at St. Joseph's Church Lena after a 9:30 service at Offenhieser Funeral Home Pearl City. Burial in St. Mary's Cemetery. Rosary at 8 p.m. Survivors include sisters Mrs. Margaret Finkenbinder Estella Kinsella of Pearl City and Mrs. Ellen Heinen of Rockford. Friends may call after 1 p.m. tomorrow.
The Yester Year Auto Club heard Eva Mazetta from Rome Italy speak at the December meeting in the First National Bank Community Room. She shared slides of Rome while staying with the Hodgsons. A gift exchange and refreshments followed with hosts the Hasses and Hodgsons. January meeting hosted by the Goecks in Monticello.
A whimsical tale where Claus uses magic to transform a donkey into a route toward facing the Pigwidgen. The elf Tweedleknees missteps, vows good behavior, and nearly incurs a magical punishment as they navigate cold dangers and a pit of snakes.
A nostalgic poem on Santa visiting a farm, with quiet animals and a Santa Claus meal. Followed by birthday announcements listing names and addresses with dates scattered through the end of a December issue.
A committee approved a bill to add 75 State Highway Patrol officers and set up a statewide random vehicle safety inspection system. Jonn Tyler faced the first impeachment resolutions, which were defeated.
The Homemakers club treated their husbands to a Monday supper at Marco's in Monroe. The article notes only one Revolutionary War battle occurred on Delaware soil, the Battle of Cooch's Bridge.
J B Scherer of Monroe township and Howard Teadale of Darlington were reelected vice president and secretary treasurer of area six SWCD supervisors. Herbert Weiler resigned his post to leave for Switzerland.
Mrs. Walter Kuebell is named most excellent chief at the Pythian Sisters annual election. Retail butter prices in Monroe creep toward a dollar a pound as grocers ask 95 to 97 cents. The body of Pvt. Orlin F. Weeks arrives at Milwaukee Road Station for burial, Monroe's First World War II casualty returned from overseas.
On December 9 1937 more than 1000 young students receive inoculations at immunization centers. Mrs H B Caradine Mrs Will E Wenger and Harvey H Holland plan first post game dance. Fillmore Laun elected president of the Monroe YMCA board.
The Green County Board agricultural committee named E. L. Divan as full time 4H Club leader. Reinhart Mueller Wuetrich Factory Clarno scored 97.4 at the convention for Swiss Cheese.
Fifty years ago on December 9 1917 an assistant secretary of state at Madison pleads in federal court to an indictment charging disloyalty. Cossack troops mass near Petrograd threaten a new Russian uprising against the Bolshevik government.
Sixty years ago today December 9 1907 F B Luchsinger Alice Mitchell and Henry Aebly leave for Janesville to install recently sold Monroe Monument works monuments Colin Wright R A Etter John Luchsinger and Emery A Odell depart for Chicago to confer with IC officials on service problems
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