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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1968
Page
1
Architects finalize plans for St. Clare Hospital adding west of the current building. Sister M. Wilfreda announces the project while officers are re-elected at the annual meeting. Chiefs of staff remain Edward Zupane Monroe Clinic. Keith Witte vice president. James Weeks secretary.
A fragment urges youth to speed today on a highway race track while a father worries and a mother prays at home. It presents a moral contrast between reckless youth and parental concern.
Green County residents donate to the March of Dimes to fund therapy for children with birth defects at St. Clare Hospital’s Children’s Rehabilitation Center. The program serves southern Wisconsin and nearby Illinois, offering monthly clinics with a team of therapists and doctors.
Green County Agriculture Chest schedules its annual meeting for Monday January 29 at 8 p m in the Agricultural Building Monroe Adoption of the 1968 budget and officers to be elected are main features The session will address dairy promotion youth activities and industry competition from imitation products and youth disrespect and lawlessness Miss Madeline Bosben will lead part of the program introducing community queens and sharing past successes and goals for 1968
The Police and Safety Committee authorized purchasing and installing compact emergency oxygen and resuscitator kits in patrol cars. Dr. Eugene Eckstam urged use, noting kits help poisonings drownings breathing and shock. Kits cost 45 dollars plus stand and regulator, to be deployed with training after McCarthy demonstrations.
White House said settlement talks with the Soviet Union over the Pueblo issue have not yielded satisfactory results. A Navy task force including the Enterprise moved toward North Korea to recover the Pueblo, with 83 crewmen aboard. Congressional reaction ranged from threats of force to calls for caution as President Johnson presided over an NSC meeting.
Henry Aebly Jr 64 of Monroe died Tuesday at St. Clare Hospital after a six month illness. Survived by widow Mae Jackson, son Gene, daughters Lois Easter Ruth Putnam, siblings Cassper and four others, and four grandchildren. Funeral at St. John’s Church Friday at 1:30 p.m. Burial Greenwood Cemetery. Friends may visit Newcomer Funeral Home Thursday.
The Monroe Board of Education discussed moving to Northside School, approved seeking bids for Richland and West Clarno vacant buildings to open at the February meeting, and planned storage use for North School. They cited water freezes, unfinished gym, high lawn, and other construction issues at Northside.
The Robert Staleys of Oregon Wisconsin are reunited with their two beagle dogs. Mrs. Staley thanks everyone who helped, including the Sheriff's Department, Monroe Evening Times, and radio. The dogs were lost Saturday during rabbit hunting and located near noon yesterday by Eugene Olson south of Dayton.
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