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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1973
Page
3
A Brazilian visitor seeks help after a lawyer demands a sexual favor for visa help, prompting Abby to suggest reporting to the New York Bar Ethics Committee. The column also answers readers on virginity, marital sex, and keeping a good sex life, advising counseling and honest communication.
Juda Cub Scouts Pack 105 met at Zion Methodist Church on Feb 27 for the Blue and Gold Banquet. Kyle Hale won the Den I and All-Pack races, James Mohns swept Webelos, and Warren Laube won best designed car. Hale earned the Championship Traveling Plaque. Next meeting set for March 27.
Attendees at Monroe Tuesday night included Mrs. Glen Malkow and children David Jeffrey Debby plus Mrs. Darlene Gill and Lonnie and Miss Lorie Malkow. Also present were Mr. and Mrs. Orville Gilbertson and Karen Gary Diane Leanne plus Miss Beverly Gilbertson Marvin Craig and Rita Gilbertson.
Mrs Henry Hillis hosted the Liberty Homemakers March meeting in Monroe with members sharing unpleasant cleaning tasks. Guest speaker Mrs Colleen Carlson of Wisconsin Power and Light showed slides and laundry hints. Mrs William Schuetz received a surprise gift from Mrs Herman Legler. Plans were made for a Spring trip.
Police Chief Dwight Coplien told VFW Auxiliary members about the scope and dangers of drug abuse from coast to Midwest cities including Madison and Champaign Illinois with Monroe between. He described drug misuse including prescribed drugs and glue sniffing and urged parental outside help, calm handling, and awareness.
A Spring Seminar for area bank women drew about 100 attendees from Monroe and surrounding towns at Monroe Country Club. Miss Lucille Steffes of University National Bank of Milwaukee spoke on starting a new bank, with a film and Sweet Adelines entertainment enhancing the program. The Green County Bankers Assn plans quarterly seminars, next in June.
Cyril Walters from Phoenix formerly of this area visits Monticello and Monroe relatives to attend his uncle Leo Bowers funeral in Galesburg Illinois Then he plans to visit more relatives in Illinois before returning home
Friendship Circle of Zwingli United Church of Christ met Wednesday afternoon. The program led by Mrs. Marvin Freitag included a lesson on serving others. Donations supported kitchen shelves, Washington Cemetery upkeep, and World Leprosy Mission. Walters family military service noted. several brothers active in U S forces with ties to Monticello and Monroe.
Royal Neighbors of America gathered at Mrs. Matt H. Wittenwyler home with 11 members present for a dessert luncheon and meeting called to order by Oracle Miss Ruth Abley. Mrs. Emil Zentner received a corsage, memory book, and a 50 year pin. Card games followed with high and low honors awarded in 500 and Euchre among the attendees.
A St Patrick's Day card party starts at 8 p.m. Sunday at St Patrick's Catholic Church Albany. Games include Euchre 500 and grass with a lunch served afterward. The public is invited.
Hello World ARGYLE Times Special lists multiple birth announcements. Daniel Jason Boynton born March 1 to Ronald and Betty Boynton Harbor Beach Michigan. Daniel Thomas McGinnity born March 6 to Jim and James McGinnity Wausau. Arthur Ray Patchen born March 12 to Alan and Mary Jane Patchen Albany.
Mr and Mrs Charles R Marty observed their 66th wedding anniversary on a Wednesday in their home with a noon family dinner. Attending were Mr and Mrs Carl Wyss Monroe Mr and Mrs Sam Goecks Mr and Mrs Gilman Schmid Mr and Mrs Ivan Marty and Mrs Gary Davison of Columbus. Richard Briggs and family visited in the forenoon. Mrs Briggs baked the anniversary cake. Eugene Keener and family called in the afternoon.
Ernest Waeffler, longtime quartermaster of Green County Barracks World War I, was honored at a surprise testimonial potluck noon dinner at the Monroe VFW Club. Barracks 2315 and Auxiliary hosted, with Casey Jones as guest speaker and several Madison and Beloit dignitaries attending and presenting “Green County’s gold” cheese. New officers for the Auxiliary were elected, led by Mrs Francis Atkinson Albany as president, with multiple posts filled and an April 10 next meeting date announced.
The Friendship Card Club met Wednesday afternoon led by Mrs. Ida Voegeli. A dessert luncheon preceded card games with substitute guests Mrs. Walter Voegeli and Miss Louise Karlen. High honors in cards went to Mrs. Herman G. Karlen and Mrs. Marie Meyers.
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