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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1967
Page
2
The snippet references Monroe Evening Times a daily paper with Sunday exclusions, founded October 13 1898, and editor Emery A Odell spanning 1971 to 1983. It lists associate details and publication notes from a historical record context.
A humorous column recaps snippets from the week including the Bruce Blum Rolaids Fund joke, Lynda Bird wedding cost, Urban Renewal debates, Marco’s Supper Club entertainer, and various local quips about holidays, politics, and daily life.
Abigail Van Buren answers readers on faithfulness, finances, and loneliness. A wife wonders about her unfaithful husband, a woman seeks guidance on funding a college partner, and a 69 year old man worries over his wife’s card games. Abby advises trust, firm boundaries, and personal coping.
Today is Monday December 11 1967 marking anniversaries from 1941 1816 1848 1936 1937 1944 1946 1957 and 1966. Notable events include Germany Italy declaring war on the United States 1941 Indiana statehood 1816 Louis Napoleon election 1848 Edward VIII abdication 1936 Mussolini withdrawal from the League 1937 and NATO nuclear issues 1967. Sharks also inhabit some freshwater environments in Central America and Thailand.
The Wisconsin State Assembly voted 91 to 4 to urge President and Congress to withhold or amend a bill extending Federal meat inspection standards to all plants. Assemblyman Joe Tregoning warned the expansion could force about 400 of Wisconsin’s 500 plants out of business while state standards already meet sanitation and health needs. He urged federal action to avoid unnecessary costly facility changes.
Glancing back ten years to December 11 1957 lists Helen Gempeler as a candidate for city treasurer. Edward B Hoff man is back in hospital but in good condition. Andrew Sulzer is named president of Turner Hall Club.
Twenty years ago on December 11 the auction block saw horses fetch premium prices as a tractor shortage and high costs push buyers toward equines. Local buyers report demand rising sharply with limited implements available.
Eight still absent from Ross school by reason of chickenpox. Ice fishing not legal in county with $50 fine or 30 days in jail as penalty. Clare Kline heads yearbook department at Platteville College.
Forty years ago today December 1 1927 Monroe's population tops the 5 000 mark Herman Lueck serves as president of the Cadiz Community Men's Club Mrs Arthur P Benkett is elected worthy matron of St Omar Chapter U E S
Washington assures Switzerland that its neutrality will be respected as long as the enemy respects it. Charles R. Kohli is promoted at Camp MacArthur to First Lieutenant and will remain with Company H of the 127th Infantry Regiment.
Sixty years ago on December 11 1907 a Monroe committee visiting Chicago to oppose IC service cuts reports only limited satisfaction after talks with the IC general manager who promises to study the issue.
Claus rescues Tweedleknees using a magic mouthharp to charm snakes and battles the Pigwidgen. As the tale ends, Tweedleknees reveals a last hope linked to a fabled Door in the Wall.
Smith Lodge No. 31 Free and Accepted Masons held its annual election of officers. Robert H. Von Kaenel was named worshipful master with Ervin Goecks senior warden Wilbert Johnson junior warden Walter R. Ekum treasurer Dwight C. Coplien secretary and Fred P. Good re-elected as trustee for three years. Installation of officers is planned.
Honey Creek and Itanley Creek watershed residents plan the annual Christmas party at Ul lom School on Monday December 18 at 8 p.m. Guests are invited, cards will be played, and a dollar per couple is charged with half donated to the Christmas Stocking Fund. Attendees should bring a card table, cards, potluck lunch and their own table service. California's area and dimensions are also noted in the text.
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