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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1972
Page
5
The 1972 Green County June Dairy Month Recipe Contest invites Green County residents 18 and older to submit Hot Quick and Easy Dairy Main Dish entries. Three weekly contests run June 3, June 10, and June 17, with three winners at large, totaling six semi finalists. The finals are announced at Daily Day activities on Saturday June 24 in Monticello.
A collage of Dear Abby Q&A items on neighbor disputes phone etiquette and dating, a Jewish engagement gift question, fear of the dark, and mother-in-law perspectives. The text also previews a Wisconsin dairy recipe contest rules with entry details and regional event notes.
Mrs Maynard Losey of Orangeville is named 1971 Merit Mother of the State of Illinois. She and her husband attended a Sunday event in Gibson with past Illinois Mother of the Year and other Merit Mothers. Mrs Ina Wood of Gibson City is recognized as the 1971 Mother of the Year with five Merit Mothers as runners up.
Mrs Hattie Andrews aged 95 of Rt. 3 Darlington will mark the occasion Sunday at the long‑time family farm home. Her husband, Mr William Andrews, is 100. They married July 24 1895 and have five children Mervin Eva Berge Harry and others.
The final board meeting for the Woman's Club of Monroe was held at Mrs. Jack Murray home with 13 members present. Plans for a Spring Social at Monroe High School were made for Wednesday evening with a dessert at 7 30, reservations to be made by Monday with local officers.
Edna Babler reports Mrs. Ida Hoesly as supper guest at Emil Zentner home before moving to New Glarus. Several families shared a dinner at Rosa Legler and Lawrence Marty with guests from Monroe Belleville New Glarus and Kansas City areas. Mrs. Ruth Stauffer and Pat Waunakee visited Lillian Stauffer. dinner guests included the Holcombs, Johnsens, and Bays with a note that a hearth deal is a good deal.
Mrs Ronald Garret was chosen president of the Dutch Hollow Homemakers at their April gathering hosted by Mrs Orville White. Elected were Mrs Lester Witt as vice president secretary treasurer Mrs Milton Brechlien education chairman and Mrs Wallace Feldt and Mrs Chester Ludwig sunshine chairs. They begin duties in September and plan trips to East Towne May 3 Swiss Colony in September and a lunch meeting at Mrs August Martini's home. Tri Town Argyle Homemakers convened at Mrs Milford Paulsons with Mabel Larson teaching Italy and Dale Schliem showing color slides of Spain from a March visit. The group planned a Homemakers trip and Paulson served lunch.
Special calendar for May 6 to 12 lists events at Orangeville including May Day Party at Library Club, Dairy Livestock judging at Urbana, Fresh-Soph Track Meet at Aquin, First Aid Class at high school, Varsity Track Meet at Aquin, Mother-Daughter banquet at grade school, Board meeting at high school, Junior-Senior banquet and Prom at grade and high schools with times.
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