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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1973
Page
5
The Monroe Chamber of Commerce asks Madison backing to complete the Wis. 11 81 bypass. Petitions circulate in the community and residents may mail a coupon to the Chamber before Aug 25 to voice approval.
In Clarno Wisconsin a wild lily in Mr and Mrs Joe Signers yard has bloomed for 34 years with five blooms circling the stalk each year. This year the plant grew to five feet tall and produced a second circle of five blooms, totaling ten. The plant’s origin traces to 1939 when three Signer children found the flower and replanted it in their garden.
David and Dan Bartelt of Orfordville spend several days with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Olin. Bienema's property range extends from sales to service.
District announces start dates with August 23 in service day for teachers and August 27 as first full student day. New students may register week of August 13 at South Wayne district office or Gratiot Junior High. Fees include high school 12.50 total with 5.25 athletic insurance, junior high 5.50, grade school 1.50, art 10, towel 5, and lunch tickets. lunch and application details provided.
Three area students from Monroe and South Wayne tested out of freshman courses at the University of Wisconsin Platteville. Margaret Hardyman and Charles Staab from Monroe and Joyce Korn from South Wayne earned college credit for English and Mathematics, enabling early graduation paths for these top students.
A reader asks about a married man’s ongoing separation and delays divorce for his anniversary. Abby urges patience, warns against waiting for a breakup, and hints the relationship may not be wise. A second letter requests adoption guidance amid an unwanted pregnancy and divorce. Abby endorses seeking welfare guidance and explains that a child should have two willing parents. In a final letter, a single woman pleads about door to door dating costs and transit burdens. Abby favors car travel for safety and suggests proposing toll payment or ending the arrangement if not offered.
Francis Fahey & Sons of Belleville exhibited a sixth prize January boar sold for 600 dollars to Marshall Folts & Son of Benedict Nebraska. An eight gilt bid of 300 dollars each by Kurt Voeldel of Orwell Indiana highlighted the Fahey herd at the National Chester White Summer Spotlight at the Indiana State Fairgrounds Indianapolis. 125 boars and 130 open gilts from 17 states competed as 46 boars sold for a total average of 813.04 dollars and 80 open gilts averaged 403.69 dollars selling 126 head for 69,695 dollars.
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