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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1967

Page

4

Swiss Club plans float for Monroe Cheese Days parade

Monroe Swiss Club members, meeting at Turner Hall, appointed Mrs. Albert Aeberli Carl Pfisterer and John Bohren as float chairmen for the Monroe Cheese Days parade. They also organized the annual Swiss Club picnic for Sunday June 25 at Baumgartner's Grove with rain date July 2.

Onowateersedt Washington D.C Frank Kubly Monroe Turner Hall Albert Aeberli Carl Pfisterer John Bohren Baumgartner’s Grove Futher Baumgartner Switzerland Anna Morgenthaler Fred Affolter Fred Richiger Alfred Burri South Wayne Rudy Gregg Rock City Walter Streuk Orangeville Mmes Fred Disch John Gehrig Martin Blum Fred Gerber Edward Bregenzer Gottlieb Brandli Paul Affolter

Adams Homemakers elect officers and plan Madison trip

Adams Homemakers Club held its final meeting of the season with Mrs. Gilman Helmeid elected president and Mrs. Lester Moen as vice president. They outlined an August 1 trip to Madison visiting the Governor's Mansion, led by Mrs. Robert Helmeid. Joyce Moen reported on Fun Night at New Glarus, with two guests present. The group will reveal Secret Pals in September, and a lunch was served after the meeting.

Adams Homemakers Gilman Helmeid Lester Moen Adams Homemakers Club Robert Helmeid Madison Joyce Moen New Glarus Kenneth Hanson Larry Anderson Sesson Robert Webber Modern Misses Homemakers Club Chicago

Albany carrier boy needed for Times route by Saturday

Albany seeks a newspaper carrier boy for the Albany route to prevent suspension of service. Any interested boy at least 12 years old should contact the present carrier Billy Heffner or Stanton P. Stears in Albany or at the Times office in Monroe. The notice also mentions a memorial chapel in St Paul’s Cathedral honoring American WWII servicemen based in England.

Albany Billy Heffner Stanton P. Stears Times Monroe U.S St. Paul’s Cathedral London England

Smoking Dogs Show Cancer-Like Changes as Auerbach Reports

Dr. Oscar Auerbach told a 1967 American Cancer Society meeting that beagles trained to smoke up to 12 cigarettes daily developed lung tissue changes and cancers similar to human smokers. Autopsies linked early deaths to lung alterations, and a new study with 96 dogs will compare filter and non-filter cigarettes and repair after quitting.

Peggy Simpson Dallas Texa Oscar Auerbach Auerbach Veterans Administration Hospital East Orange N.J American Cancer Society Cancer Society

Argus 41 Club Welcomes New Members Nickles Pair

Ann and Marie Nickles were presented as new members during Argus 4-H club, with Jim Erb presiding. Members led pledge and flag salute, reports approved, various demonstrations and project talks given, and refreshments served by local families.

ARGUS Ann Marie Nickles Jim Erb Linda Erb Kay Brennan Mariseth Miller Christy Benkert Linda Babler Kathy Mueller Marvin Lien Maribeth Miller Jane Segner Paul Brennen Tom Brennan Randy Bechtolt Brennan

Massachusetts Court says stroking cat not in line of work

The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court ruled that a Cambridge executive who bent to pet a kitten while at work cannot claim workers compensation. A lower court had awarded him 1,003 dollars for an arm injury after he stumbled, but the high court reversed.

Boston Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court Cambridge

Huber Couple Tours in Their Candor Coach Mobile Home

Mr. and Mrs. William J. Huber of Pasadena California arrived in Monroe for a family visit while traveling in a 26 foot four wheel motor home named Candor Coach. The house on wheels sleeps six and includes air conditioning. Huber was born in Mt Horeb and once lived in Monroe while working on local farms. He left in 1929 to study engineering in California and has lived there since. The Hubers visit his sister-in-law in rural Monroe along with relatives Delmer Friedrichs and family.

William J. Huber Pasadena Calif Monroe Wisconsin Huber Mt. Horeb Times Orange Grove Ave Theodore Bayrhoffer Henry Babler Tead California Gottfried Huber Barneveld Candor Coach Mexico Arlene Huber Delmer Friedrichs

Check a Child Playground to Open in Union Square Park

The Parks Department plans a June opening of the Check a Child Playground in Union Square Park near 14th Street. Mothers can shop while children are cared for by department staff for 25 cents for the first three hours and one dollar for each additional hour. Unclaimed youngsters end up at a police station.

Parks Department August Heckscher Union Square Park 14Th Street

TV Listings Snarl With Movie Noir and Space Travel

A dense schedule lists 6:30 to 12:30 blocks featuring Daktari Combat UN CLE Antiques and more. Notable plot lines include a jury turning Clarence into a wild lion and Dr Smith’s Jupiter 2 venture near an alien planet.

Daktari Clarence Un.c.le April Mark Brahms Greta

Cat Toots Named Sole Heiress to $50 000 Estate

In Miami a registered Siamese cat named Toots becomes sole heiress to a $50 000 estate after the death of her mistress Mrs Hazel Kurrus Mathein. The cat will be cared for by Genevieve Herborn with free rent for life. After Toots dies the estate passes to Mathein’s nieces and nephews in St Louis, with five shares of stock to the Humane Society of St Louis.

Miami Toots Hazel Kurrus Mathein James W. Pritchard Genevieve Herborn Mathein Yoots American Telephone Telegraph

I Spy and Olympics Preview Highlight Prime Time Schedule

The listings show I Spy with Robinson and Scott portraying a youthful ruler and a Summer Olympics Preview detailing preparations for the 1968 Games. A separate note covers a Boston public facilities post filled by Malcolm E. Dudley after answering a blind classified ad.

Lee Grant Gomer Pyle Gomer Carter Danny Kaye Tony Randall Stan Worth Guest I Spy Robinson Scott Want AD Boston Malcolm E. Dudley Marshfield

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