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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1967
Page
2
Community newspaper details for Monroe Wisconsin including mailing address office hours and telephone number. Subscription rates are listed for in state and out of state readers with annual fees of 12 and 14 dollars respectively.
National Hospital Week note praising St. Clare Hospital Monroe as a city of care with 24 seven staff. Discusses rising outpatient and emergency visits, need for highly trained personnel, and wages to attract staff. Argues hospital costs rise but life saving care justifies expenses.
Area students join the Madrigal Singers of Platteville State University for their annual Spring Concert at 8 p.m. Sunday May 14 in the Beaux Arts of the Student Center. Greg Carpenter Winslow Diane Lien Elizabeth Ein Bonnie of Cuba City perform with the Baroque Ensemble led by Judith Edwards Brodhead. Admission is free and open to the public. Pieces include Songs of Nature by Antonin Dvorak and a Brahms parody Love Song Waltzes from the Baroque period. Call 325 5101 for adtak er now.
Miss Laura Theiler aged 15 daughter of Mr and Mrs Roland Theiler of Minneapolis Minnesota died Monday May 8 after a long illness She was born August 1952 She survived by her parents a sister Debbie a brother Mark paternal grandparents and her maternal grandfather Funeral rites are set for 1 pm Thursday May 11 in Minneapolis Grandmother Mrs Theiler of Monroe and aunt Mrs Luke Baumgardner of Miami Florida are traveling to attend the service.
Glancing backward to May 10 1957 reports the Green Bay Packers planning a new stadium. The day notes three open house programs for the remodeled First National Bank building and Beatrice Brandli to be crowned by Kirk West at the Junior Prom tonight.
May 10 1947 reports the GOP push to require the postal service to cover its costs intensifies. Brooklyn Township native William Lloyd Myles 49 suffocated by smoke from a fire burning part of his farm home near Evansville.
Thirty years ago today on May 10 1937 Fred West a farm worker escaped injury when a car wagon crash occurred though a horse had to be shot Lamb presided at the 12th semi annual IOOF convention in Janesville Dogs were suspected after two sheep were killed on the Sam Deyo farm in Wiota township
Forty years ago on May 10 1927 about 225 attended the Immanuel Church mother-daughter banquet in the city Helen Johnson named high school valedictorian Rose Hofer earns salutatory honors Thirteenth annual convention of Wisconsin third district Federation of Women’s Clubs underway in Brodhead.
Congress conferees reach agreement on a conscription plan for men aged 21 to 31 in the initial call. Homer Maxwell, the former director missing since, is linked to the Monroe Hussar Band touring with a Seat show in Fulton Kentucky this week. Casey Hurlbut, rural carrier, aided by a motorist, covers his route in 90 minutes with 95 stops.
May 15 marks price increases by blacksmiths and wagonmakers for horseshoeing and wagon work. Dr. J W Saucer is critically ill at his Winslow home.
The stock market posted a small advance in active trading early this afternoon.
An article argues that milk is not the sole source of nutrition for children or adults. It stresses the value of a varied diet for overall health and nutrition.
The passage questions the claimed protein and mineral values of common foods and how breakfast powders plus milk create a high calorie mix. It notes the powder chiefly consists of nonfat dry milk sugar vitamins and flavorings and warns against overemphasizing micronutrient magic in diet.
A critique argues margarine is not a substitute for butter in recipes and urges keeping butter standard. It cites dietary concerns and laments progressive substitution in nut cookbooks while noting a large advertising push for butter in twelve major U.S. markets.
The American Dairy Association outlines two three week training blocks one in May and another in the fall. The programs focus on dairy production practices and industry updates for participating producers and staff.
Brodhead High School students competed in the State Solo and Ensemble Contest in Oshkosh on Saturday. Participants included Linda Stein, Mark Gibson, Dave Miller, Kathy Zimmerli, Cindy Mauermann, Sandra Partridge, Sally Jones, Susan Jones, Heidi Keen, Dirk Marcus, Bill Moore, Denise Burandt, Jo Ann Bruegger, Sharon Whitehead, Kathy Boyle, Mike Olson, Pat Homb, Marcia Moore, Kevin Keen, Anne Kletzein, Lane Garwell, and Crystal Gessert.
A summer Head Start program in southwestern Wisconsin received approval from the Federal Office of Economic Opportunity. President Joe Robinson of Southwestern Wisconsin Community Action Program announced a budget of 53722 to run the eight week program serving 210 preschool children in Argyle Bloomington Blue River Boscobel Lancaster Platteville and West Grant. The initiative aims to boost academic social and cultural skills.
Mr and Mrs Adatn Zweifel and Mr and Mrs Ralph Frautschy attended the 31st annual Last Man's Club reunion of Battery 123rd Heavy Field Artillery WWI veterans at Jull Farm Restaurant Rock Falls with 27 attendees. Guests traveled from Chicago Springfield Kewanee Freeport and Orangeville as the group recalls a 250 member era now diminished by age illness and death.
Edward Niffenegger Third District Commander presided over the American Legion District Convention at Highland on May 6 and 7. About 10 000 people watched the Sunday parade. Parade marshal was Joseph Roundy Coughlin Wisconsin State Journal columnist. Parade included Boy Scout Troop 113 Monroe with James Gordee and Fred Dearth as scoutmasters. Convention Queen Linda Eggers Highland High School senior featured in the parade.
DURAND special report honors first grade teachers Mrs. Gladys Geist and Mrs. Marie Patterson for 17 years of service. Their former pupils, now seniors, watched as the 1967 Medina school annual was presented to the duo. The yearbook was dedicated to them.
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