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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1964
Page
5
A reader questions a suspicious husband after remarriage to a widow with five children. Abby replies that the husband likely loves the woman and critiques showers versus wedding invitations. A reader complains brown sugar packs into cement. Kay suggests airtight storage with damp paper towel in fridge. Another note mentions a TV goldfish giving advice like Abby.
A reader asks if inviting to two bridal showers but not to the wedding is proper etiquette. The letter notes two women received this treatment for big church weddings and seeks guidance on whether this is acceptable or ignorance.
University of Wisconsin Madison students in the University Chorus, including Sandra Fritz of 1015 22nd Street, will present Magnificat by Pergolesi and The Christmas Story by Ron Nelson in Music Hall on December 13 and 14 at 8 p.m. Free tickets are available from the School of Music office.
A European anchovy, Ergraulis encrasicholus, is identified as a highly valued food fish. The note highlights its popularity and culinary appeal across regions.
A confidential note from Greenville North Carolina asserts that a man's great endurance of life’s pain proves a spark of the divine within him, suggesting only a special mortal could bear such suffering.
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower and former Vice President Richard M. Nixon met with Barry Goldwater to insist the GOP chair must have a mandate, not a simple majority, to remain in power. The trio discussed healing the rift between moderates and conservatives and the effort to oust Dean Burch.
Before the National Committee session in Chicago on January 22 and 23 the panel will determine whether to retain Burch as chairman. The vote hinges on governance and leadership continuity for the party.
Moscow reports Tass confirms the Soviet Union has launched its 51st unmanned Cosmos earth satellite. Officials expect data from the mission to aid weather, communication, and science research.
The Senate's Baker hearings closed until next year after agreeing to question Walter Jenkins former White House aide. The panel also ruled the party girl issue unnecessary for further inquiry. Jenkins resigned during the presidential campaign after morals arrests.
Rome police wrapped up Operation Passero after a month long crackdown backed by the Society for Protection of Animals. Fifty nine people face charges as authorities seize rifles air rifles air pistols gas gun and 1450 slingshots used for bird hunting. Call 325-5101 to act today.
Margrethe Larsen a 17 year old stenographer in Norwich says she is allergic to marriageable men and breaks out in spots at the sight of a boy she likes A skin specialist calls it a nervous blushing condition and suggests the rash may fade with time.
Monroe police reported a car truck mishap at 4 p.m. involving Clarence C Vollmer driving a Green County Highway truck and Ida R Chambers at the intersection of 6th Street and 17th Avenue. A second collision occurred at 10 03 p.m. between Edward E Mayer and Bill J Lehr at 9th Street and 18th Avenue as Mayer attempted a left turn.
Leila Van Schaick 91 of Footville died this morning at Withee Nursing Home Brodhead after brief illness. Born November 29 1873 in Center Township she was married to William Van Schaick in 1910. Survived by three stepchildren sister and several grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral 1 p.m. Saturday at Footville Church of Christ with burial in Brick Church cemetery Walworth. Friends may call at Silverthorn Newcomer Orfordville tomorrow night.
Edward Ames Richards, 66, former national director of the Junior Red Cross and poet, died Tuesday of a stroke in Washington. He taught at Columbia Rochester and Amherst universities and was born in Williamsburg Massachusetts.
A Fairbanks telegram from Ira Weisner, operator of a Rampart trading post on the Yukon River, requests a blonde female to cook a Christmas turkey for himself and several Indian children, asking Alaska Airlines to arrange a roundtrip ticket from Fairbanks to Rampart.
Argyle High and Grade School announce a Christmas concert on Sunday December 13 at 2 30 pm in the Argyle High School gymnasium featuring the Madrigal Singers A Cappella Choir Senior Band and Grade School. Highlights include Symphonie for Band by Louis Jadin and Magnificat by Johann Pachibel with the Madrigal Singers and a display of lower grade art titled The Seven Joys of.
A Cappella Choir and Grade Chorus perform Handel’s Christmas Hallelujah Chorus with piano accompanists Kathy Moen Judy Wyttenbach Linda Hartwig Patsy Martin son and Tom Arnot. Percussionists Susie Flannery Neale Tollakson Lorna Skinrod Diane Lehmann provide rhythm under Don Schoenick's direction.
A passenger train crashed into a bus at a railway crossing 75 miles northwest of Patna, killing 29 people and injuring 72. All the dead and most of the injured were aboard the bus.
Dame Edith Sitwell eminent British poet and noted eccentric died of a heart attack in a London hospital Wednesday night aged 77. The death marks the loss of a celebrated literary figure with a long career in poetry and drama.
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