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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1969
Page
2
Carrier subscribers should know their delivery boy and keep his telephone number handy. Call him if he misses you and he will bring one immediately. Mail subscribers who fail to receive their paper regularly should notify The Monroe Evening Times.
A New York State University team reports dramatic memory and daily function gains in 13 Buffalo VA hospital patients with chronic brain syndrome from cerebral arteriosclerosis after 15 days of two daily 90 minute hyperbaric oxygen sessions. Some discharged, others readmitted risk, with calls for simpler oxygen delivery methods.
A battery maker advises buying multi packs for toy power and recommends transistor grade cells for longer life. Store batteries in the fridge in original packaging or a poly bag and allow them to reach room temperature before use.
A reader offers a short poem about the Christmas season. The verses celebrate aromas, snow, carols, and the Baby Jesus story. The author urges a positive joyful approach and giving of oneself over material gifts.
The article notes a massive 500000 strong Morocan welcome and farewell as President Eisenhower ends his history-making peace trip. It also mentions Vince Lombardi in his first Packers season being named coach of the year by NFL writers in the AP poll. St. Clare hospital and Bruce Reichert are named writers in the Jaycee Outdoor Lighting Contest.
Twenty years ago today in 1949 youngsters joined a citywide Christmas program sponsored by the chamber of commerce Kiwanis club and Alpha Zeta sorority. Pope Pius XII urged Christians to unite under the Roman Catholic church against atheism. Swiss milk price for September rose 59 cents to 3.55 per hundredweight.
Thirty years ago on December 13 1959 Monroe's St Clare Hospital joined an accredited list from a major national inspection organization marking a milestone for local health care. Local sports report notes Monroe defeated Watertown 35 to 26 as Dominate fighting spirit powered the win. Tom Bliss of Washington elected president of Green County Dartball league with John Woethrich Spring Grove as secretary treasurer. Dr B F DeFazio Kenosh plans a new office in the Bank of Brodhead building.
Rinehard Mueller of Woethrich factory, known for the gold medal Swiss cheese at the 1929 Exposition, is elected president of the Foreign Type Cheesemakers association with Alex Abplanalp as vice president and Fed Glauser as secretary treasurer. Dwight Lyman Moody, famed evangelist, dies. The Monroe post office reports a record Christmas mail rush.
Seventy years ago today a juvenile musicale was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Jacob Karlen Jr for their daughter Lillian a piano pupil of Mrs W H Hyde. Participants included Clara Jones Arthur Benkett Bertha Hawver Grace Dunwiddie Jetta Thorp and others.
Mrs. C. D. Curtis notes Monticello visitors including Mr. and Mrs. James Hefty of Lake Geneva and Mr. and Mrs. John Hefty with son Michael of Platteville who will visit Charles Hefty and Mark for Christmas. The John Hefty family will also see Zurfluh relatives. Norman Rosen of Beloit visited Selmar Lien and Thomas Brusveen on Sunday.
Thomas D. Ranum and John R. Harwick of the Monroe police force received certificates Friday from Beloit Vocational School for completing a 400 hour ten week basic and advanced law enforcement course. Ranum placed second in a class of 18. both officers signed one year contracts to fund the schooling coordinated through District Five.
Nathan D. Andereck, recently named staff development officer for the Georgia State Department of Family and Children Services, will begin Jan 1, 1970. He has served as district supervisor for six counties in northeast Georgia and earlier worked with Cobb County Children Services. The article notes his education at the University of Georgia and Ole Miss and mentions his wife Wanda and daughter Kathryn Sue.
The Blackhawk Trailblazers snowmobile club members are now using their completed trail. A brief meeting was held December 13 at S. and M sales and service. The next meeting is planned for January 25 at the Robert Buss home in Lena with officer elections likely.
A pre Christmas dinner party was hosted at Mrs Alma Starrs home in Monroe with guests from Lanark Pearl City Stoughton and Monroe. Valerie Lynn was born Tuesday December 16 at St Clare Hospital to Mr and Mrs Roger L Goepfert Route 3 Monroe. She has a brother Brian two and a half. grandparents Walter Pahnke and Lewis Goepfert. great grandmother Louise Leiser.
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