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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1975
Page
4
The column urges readers to check blood pressure, citing its link to strokes and kidney disease, and notes Weinberger says it can be controlled by medication and diet. It also mentions hereditary risk and free public health checks. The second letters discuss family wedding conflicts and personal health advice, with Abby responding to each scenario.
Henry Spring announces additional donors supporting the Green County Ag Chest to fund June Dairy Month activities and other dairy promotions. The list includes numerous clubs, co-ops, and individuals such as Five Corners Clovers 4-H Club, Clarno H Club, Hannah Bindschaedler, John Marean, Robert Wuetrich, and Davis Cheese Co-Op. Ralph Elmer of rural New Glarus chairs the fund drive. contributions may be sent to Henry Spring, Rt. 1, Monticello.
Martin A. Culhane III son of Mr and Mrs Martin Culhane Jr 1107 14th Ave received the Eagle Scout rank at a Troop 113 Court of Honor held May 28 in St Victor s gymnasium Mark Morehead presented the award guest speaker Father Thomas Campion spoke on meaningful work Thirty eight skill awards and sixty eight merit badges were given along with Tenderfoot Second Class Star and Life ranks to several scouts The Valley Chapter Indian Dancers performed in Monroe community involvement noted
A June 9 start marks a week focused on patient confidentiality at St. Clare Hospital. Karen Thomas, RN, leads a program with skits on Monday, Tuesday and Thursday, a Wednesday panel, and a Friday video reairing for hospital personnel at 1:30 p.m. in the Conference Room. The event features Dr. Frank C. Stiles, Doris Flater, Ellen Patterson, Sister M. Wilfreda, Faye Corbins, and Fr. Thomas Campion as moderator.
Doc Severinsen the Tonight Show conductor returns to the Cattle Congress in Waterloo Iowa for the 1975 show opening day Saturday Sept 20 with 2:30 and 7 pm performances. He will be joined by the New Generation Brass and Todays Children with ticket info available for other acts through National Dairy Cattle Congress Box 298 Waterloo Iowa 50704.
Miss Lois Isely returned from a week visit to various relatives including the Ketchel Rineharts and Glen Benketts. Marie Meyers and Louise Blum attended Janesville Parker High School graduation where grandson Stuart Blum was part of the class of 427 seniors.
A year ago on June 14 Monroe and Green County endured scattered severe hail storms causing heavy property and crop damage. Resident Mrs. Mark Keegan recalls keeping hail stones the size of a quarter and reports golf ball sized hail between Albany and Monroe and in Adams Township New Glarus Monticello Brodhead and Monroe city.
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