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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1967
Page
8
Cooler and less humid tonight with a low in the 60s and a high near 90 tomorrow. Chance of thundershowers tonight and tomorrow. Deaths include Norman Buss, 63, Belleville. Mr and Mrs Bruce Baker, Blanchardville announce daughter born July 10.
A list of patients and staff associated with St Clare Hospital Savanna and nearby facilities includes Mrs Emil Groezi nger Lena Paul Holland Leo Reisner Carl Pedigo Guy Truckey Gregory Studer and others from Illinois Wisconsin and Michigan. Dismissals include Klass Janssen Dean Parker Cecil Benson Thomas Sullivan Ward Penniston Mrs William Walters and several others.
Chris Wenger presented How to Finish Wood and Terry Miller spoke on How to Take Care of Begonia Plants during the monthly Argus 4-H Club session. Jim Erb chaired, Maribeth Miller read the secretary’s report, flag salute by Paul Brennan and Larry Sommers, club pledge by Lori Ganshert and Marcia Wenger.
The meeting was adjourned by Lou Ganshert and Tim Sommers. Refreshments were provided by the Leland Miller and Nathan Bechtolt families. Local residents Wayne Lausch and family returned from an eight day trip to Bad Lands Yellowstone National Park and the Teton Mountains. Monday visitors at Mrs. Jesse Goodman included Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Roth of Rock Falls and Mr. and Mrs. Kermith Goodman of Madison. In Freeport a Monroe area native, Mrs. Earl Sinclair, 81, funeral attendees included Royal Liddicoat Walter Rufenacht Gottlob Krauss Harold Drake and family, Arley Asmus, and Verne Divan among others.
At Georgetown University Hospital nursing nuns adopt white uniforms instead of traditional habits. They report easier movement cooler comfort and reduced social barrier for patients and visitors. Sister Francesca Lumpo notes freedom of motion and practicality align with health and service requirements of Vatican II decree.
Alexander N. Shelepin, former head of the Soviet secret police and longtime power contender, was appointed to the largely powerless post of Soviet trade union chief today. The note also mentions Humphrey Bogart gaining renewed posthumous popularity with a new generation years after his death.
James F Menehan named to Cana Mutual Insurance Society legal department effective yesterday. He is a Madison resident, 1956 Monroe High School graduate, and Badger Conference basketball champion and all conference pick. He holds BA in accounting from Loras College 1960 and LLB from Creighton University 1963. He is a member of Wisconsin Nebraska and American Bar Associations. Cana Mutual insures credit unions and their members. The harp is cited as the oldest stringed instrument in the Bible.
Fave the Senate highways chairman blocked talks with a motion to quit for the day after backing an eyesight test plan and two year cycle. The debate centered on annual inspections to be conducted by private garages with costs pegged at three to three dollars and fifty cents. Obey opposed any plan including inspections, calling it graft. Nitschke was pivotal in the compromise process as the key lawmaker amid repeated Republican wins. New car exemptions were noted as licenses were renewed.
Vernon Engstrom five week old son of Rev John G Engstrom Juda is a patient at St Clare Hospital admitted Monday afternoon. Rev Engstrom pastors Juda Baptist Church. A Memorial Fund has been established in the name of Miss Gertrude Erb with contributions at Shriner Neushwander Funeral Home. Gregory Studer five is a patient at St Clare Hospital admitted last evening with high fever and undergoing tests and observation.
Mr and Mrs Elwin Devoe Route Three Monroe announce their daughter and son in law Mrs William Thomas Rockford are the parents of a girl Dawn Loulene born June 20 This is the Devoes first grandchild Great grandmothers are Mrs Sadie Devoe Brown town and Mrs Frank Eve lyn Beernaert Marshall
Jimmy Mau, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Mau of Monroe, placed third in his section of 36 violins at the Madison Music Clinic. About 900 youths entered the events, and the mother identified as Carol Devoe attended.
Dwight Elmer resigns from the New Glarus Post to join Stuart Printing Co. in Monroe. He began at the Post in 1946 after military service and will reside with his wife Mrs. Elmer and children Jim and Jayne at their rural New Glarus home.
Mrs. Fred Siegenthaler, 89, of 904 W Third Ave Brodhead, suffered a fracture of her right hip in a fall at home around 4 p.m. yesterday. She was transported by Everson ambulance to Mercy Hospital Janesville, room 417. the fracture has not been set.
Madison market reports steady cheddar prices with ample to excessive demand. Cheddars quoted around 44 to 45 cents per pound, 40 pound blocks 44 to 46 cents, single daisies 48 to 50 cents, long tables 47 to 47 cents, and midgets about 48 cents.
Washington the half dollar, once scarce, shows signs of returning to circulation. Rob ert A. Wallace, assistant secretary of the Treasury, notes more halves in banks and general availability, yet he won’t declare the shortage ended. Production runs 24 million monthly, with 850 million Kennedy halves since 1964.
The pavilion at the Lynn Dairy near Granton, owned by Mr. and Mrs. William Schwantes, has hosted more than 15,000 visitors in nine weeks. The guest register includes tourists from 40 states and 11 foreign countries. Architect John W. Steinmann of Monticello designed the pavilion.
Israel agreed to post U.N. observers along the Suez Canal cease fire line as demonstrations of Soviet support for the Arab cause intensified.
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