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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1969
Page
2
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A humorous reflection on the paranoia of cashing traveler’s checks in a foreign Gibraltar shop. The narrator frets over signatures and identity checks, imagining Interpol and police scrutiny as he buys traveler's checks and navigates a gallery of wary clerks from diverse nations.
Dear Abby columns cover a wife uneasy about her husband translating love letters for a client, plus concerns over a husband who shops for groceries and handles laundry differently. Letters from Nervous in Maine, Voice of Experience in Alabama, and a warning about staying safe in abusive situations are included.
Pearl Marty 67 of New Glarus died Saturday December 6 at Pleasant View Nursing Home Monroe after a lingering illness. Born Pearl Showers in Dane County April 8 1902 she was married Sept 20 1922 to Willard Marty and had a son Norman. Burial in Swiss Church Cemetery with visitation at Zentner Funeral Home New Glarus and at the church.
Mrs. Thomas L. Whelen, 80, Barneveld, died Saturday in a Dodgeville hospital after a long illness. She was a member of St. Bridget's Catholic Church Ridgeway and its Altar Society. Survived by husband, daughter Mrs. Leon Sweeney Barneveld, Michael Baraboo, Leo Verona, and three grandchildren. Funeral 10:90 am Tuesday at St. Bridget's Church. friends may call at Ayer's Funeral Home. The will be at 8 tonight.
L McDermott of rural Darlington died Saturday December 6 at his sister's home in Calamine. Survived by four sisters Mrs Margaret Dery of Calamine Vera Alice and all in Sioux City. Funeral 10:30 am Tuesday December 9 at St Michael's Catholic Church.
Edward J. Schlappi of Browntown has been promoted from Private First Class to Corporal after completing advanced infantry training at Fort Polk Louisiana on November 21. A 1968 Black Hawk High School graduate, he joined the Army July 17 and later attended officers training at Fort Benning Georgia. He spent two weeks with his parents before departing December 4 for further duty, accompanied by Cpls Allen Pope and Glen Tobiason.
Friends may call at Steil Funeral Home in Darlington. The Rosary service will be at 8 tonight.
A massive crowd cheered President Eisenhower during a foreign visit, while reports note a Lima Peru teacher to observe Monroe High School methods under a US Education Department program. Other items recall Melvin Niedermeier's death in a Rock County auto crash and local civic notes from 1949 to 1919.
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