Monroe Evening Times Subscription Notice 1953
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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1968
Page
2
The notice indicates paid in advance subscriptions required for Monroe Evening Times. It references compliance with postal rules and lists ambiguous hours from 8:30 am to 8.
The columnist returns from a northern Wisconsin safari and notes the election year rush of political literature. En route, the daughter visits Pilgrim Lake Bible Camp, praised for affordable youth outings funded by churches or civic groups. Defense Secretary Clifford says bombing in North Vietnam will not pause until a protected agreement is reached.
Dear Abby columns include letters about a 5 foot 3 wife weighing 200 pounds and a husband praising her. A response questions the wisdom of vanity and suggests medical or insurance considerations for long-term health. Other letters cover hurt feelings from rumors, a window peeper fiance, and a Montana professor on education with a rebuttal from Arkansas.
Evansville special report: The school board approved two teacher contracts and a married student policy. David Kamp Schroer will become elementary principal, and Habib Amin from Tehran will teach industrial arts. Married students may attend classes and join clubs but require permission for sports or cheerleading.
Funeral services are set for Christian G. Algrim 41 of rural Evansville at First Lutheran Church Stoughton with burial in Riverside Cemetery. He died after setting fire to his home on Highway 14 and shooting himself. He left behind his wife Marian Mathison and three children, plus two brothers and a sister.
Dr. Robert R. Baumann of The Monroe Clinic Dermatology presented a talk on Health Hazards of Cosmetics to the Advanced Cosmetology Institute at Madison Area Technical College on Aug 7. He focused on allergic and irritant skin reactions from common cosmetics, especially hair dyeing and waving preparations. About 200 cosmetologists attended.
Harold M Howe 69 of Toledo Iowa and former Monroe employee dies Tuesday August 13. Funeral August 15 in Toledo Presbyterian Church with Osage burial. Masonic and American Legion rites observed. Survived by daughter Maxine Hartman and sister. wife Nellie predeceased. Born May 8 1899 in Osage. Married 1919.
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