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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1968
Page
6
Moose Lodge of Monroe held a meeting in Moose Hall to plan January activities including an enrollment of new members on Tuesday evening January 16 and to adopt changes to dues and benefits as recommended by Mooseheart.
Roger Braham, an Australian lawyer, insured for four hundred dollars against a multiple birth after his wife Patricia gave birth to quintuplets six weeks early. The policy may void if birth occurs more than six weeks before the due date. The quints are reported healthy and may leave hospital soon.
Clarence Gissing of Monroe was re elected president of the Monroe Turn and Schwing Club at the annual meeting in Turner Hall. Fritz Wenger of Monroe Route 3 was re elected vice president and Hugo Ruef of New Glarus became secretary treasurer.
The Argyle Homemakers met at Mrs. Victor Goepfert's Monroe home for a Christmas dinner and gift exchange followed by a Cootie game. Attendees included Mrs. Lee Craft, Alvin Larson, Clayton Ostby, John Boyer, Kasper Berger, Herman Laatsch, Michael Flanagan, John Bruehlman, Robert Pitz, Viva Bright, and Anton Weibel. Mrs Neelian Nelson could not attend.
On January 4 1790 George Washington delivered the first annual presidential message. Isaac Newton born 1642. Utah admitted 1896. Rockefeller Foundation yellow fever wiped out in Ecuador 1921. Nazis ordered military training for German children 1936. MacArthur invited educators for democratic schools in occupied Japan 1946. Britain granted independence to Burma 1948. Ten years ago Harold...
Abhiren prompts readers with letters about a husband’s sudden hunting trip, a lonely mother seeking contact with her estranged daughter, and a piece on using "Mother" as a universal title. The column also notes MacMillan's Soviet nonaggression pact idea and the return of $7 million in stolen art to a London gallery.
Former Monroe High School student Gail Arnold graduated from the University of Chicago on December 15 with a Bachelor of Arts in Romance Languages and Literature, specializing in French. She received praise as a student aide and for scholastic achievements and now works in the Office of Foreign Student Admissions while planning Europe travel and a teaching stint in France.
Green County 4 H Club agent Calvin Kraemer invites applications by Jan 8 for a winter camping program at Upham Woods. The Jan 19 21 session targets teens 14 or older from Green Sauk and Columbia counties. About 25 from Green County expected. first come first served policy.
The Bank of New Glarus schedules its annual stockholders meeting at the New Glarus Hotel at 2 p.m. on Tuesday January 9. Election of directors is planned. Current officers include Alvin A. Ott as chairman and Waldo Frei tag as president.
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