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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1973
Page
3
The piece urges households to cut heating waste and conserve energy as fuel oil inventories drop. It recommends insulating attics to six inches, adding storm doors or windows, using carpets, keeping draperies closed at night, and harnessing solar heat. It also advises lowering indoor humidity and temperatures to about 60 to 70 degrees while maintaining comfort.
The marriage records announce the 1:30 p.m. ceremony at Grace Lutheran Church in Dodgeville officiated by Rev. Joseph Hestenes and Rev. Luther Borgen. The bride, Marie Irene Thomas, daughter of Mrs. Ione Thomas and the late Milford Thomas, wore a white floor length gown with a mantilla, given in marriage by her uncle Leland Brabaum. The groom is Steven Craig Jorenby, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Jorenby of Hollandale Route 1.
The Golden Age Club of Monroe met despite weather with 30 members at the Community Center for a monthly potluck. New member Mrs. Denza Jones joined. total paid memberships rose to 51. Upcoming refreshments will be provided by Mr. and Mrs. Carl Streit.
Arthur Goecks of Monroe was dismissed Tuesday from University Hospitals Madison where he had been a patient since early December. He convalesces at his brother Ervin Goecks home at 1603 10th Ave and will return to Madison Hospital in a month for tests. He first entered St. Clare Hospital October 30 and later transferred.
A reader seeking divorce explains a year of marriage based on a pregnancy lie and lingering attraction to other men. Abby urges honesty, advises breaking the news to Buddy, and notes that staying married without love harms both.
St Omar Chapter No 90 OES met in the Masonic Temple with new officers including Mrs Chester Tobin and Walter Ludwig at their stations. Visiting officials and chapters from Brodhead Boone and Beloit attended as annual reports were given and the charter draped in memory of Mrs John Calder and Ward Nelson.
The Auxiliary of World War I Barracks 2315 held a gift exchange and set a Valentine party for Feb 13 at the VFW Clubrooms. Mmes. Helen Spears Naomi Walters and Roy Chesebro were named to the committee. Mrs Fred Schott won the special prize. A social hour and refreshments followed for Auxiliary and Barracks members.
Dear Abby advises a 24 year old mother to pursue a college degree despite parental opposition. She explains the plan to return to school with a light schedule while caring for a baby, noting her husband supports it and that higher education can enrich marriage and conversation. The columnist also addresses a separate query about organ gift cards and invites personal correspondence.
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