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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1968
Page
7
The 1968 Dear Abby column features readers asking about a dentist wearing a nude painted tie, engagement ring choices, and retirement gift etiquette. Abby calms concerns, suggests alternatives for the children, and notes couples often select engagement rings together.
Washington reports the Agriculture Department may act to preserve current producer prices for bottling milk under federal marketing orders. A public hearing is planned this spring to decide next steps, with a proposed Feb 19 Memphis session on milk competition and imitation products. In separate news, Donalda Schultz and A C Jindra were named to dairy security and dairy trades practices bureaus in Madison.
A Green County Multiple Sclerosis Society financial report for 1967 shows gross income of 2957.37 with 30 percent state return 662.02 and 50.00 state advance. net 2245.35 from drive. Expenditures 2483.34 leaving year end balance 474.03. Late returns 2245.35 previously paid 2206.74. total late returns to state 38.61. 40 percent of this to Green County 15.44.
Fhevy Daily Record details numerous property transfers across Monroe area towns including Ludlow's Addition in Monroe city and Brookyn Township. Transfers cover varied parcels from 6.9 acres to 208.73 acres with names Anna L Stauffacher Shirley Harms Victor Hansen Robert Ix Franz Camenzind Wenger and Prien Builders William A De Splinter Don auld Martinson Thelma Walters Frederic A Schapfer William E Nevel and Kenneth M Disch among others.
Judge Martin Hutzel and Elbert L. Anderson of Freeport face $5 plus costs for restricted license violations in Brodhead. Charles L. Little of Brodhead is cited for disorderly conduct with $50 plus costs by Brodhead Police.
Dorothy L Christianson of Monroe cited for failure to yield at ten dollars. John M Musser Route 4 Orangeville Illinois cited for blocking private driveway ten dollars. Leona M Pest Route 4 Monroe cited for speeding fifteen dollars. Thomas J Woods Oelwein Iowa cited for backing limitation ten dollars.
Thomas E. TenEyck, a son, serves as administrator of the estate of his father Lloyd E. TenEyck of Brodhead who died December 30. Appraisers named are Albert A. TenEyck and Fred Hahlen. Heirs at law include the widow, the son and two daughters.
Yvonne J. Ryan 36 and Leo R. Ryan 36 of Brodhead were granted a divorce in Dane County. The dissolution encompasses all marriage rights and obligations and defines the settlement terms per the Dane County court order.
Walter Henry Goltermann of Garden Prairie Illinois and Selma Irene Coplien Heitz of Belvidere Illinois. Terry Lee Burkhalter of Argyle Illinois and Grace Diane Stamm of Monroe Wisconsin. Rudy Gottfred Mader of Argyle Wisconsin and Patricia Ellen Hefty of Monroe Wisconsin. Paul Raymond Franklin of Fairborn Ohio and Karen Lorraine Stoddard of Brooklyn Ohio. Leon J. Cloud of Sault Ste Marie Michigan and Sandra C. Ace of Brooklyn Ohio. License issued at Madison.
Mrs Mary Hillary of Shullsburg resigns as Lafayette County nurse effective January 26 after ten months in the post. She plans to move to Madison where her son studies at the University of Wisconsin. Gordon McCoy, Shullsburg, heads the county board health committee and announced the resignation on Tuesday. Applications for the post are being accepted.
Mt. Pleasant Mutual Insurance Co elects Frank Loveland as president to succeed the late Ray T. Silver. Morris Marty named vice president and Jonathan Moen secretary while Elmon Ott becomes treasurer at the Monticello bank meeting. Art Silver named director to fill the late Ray Silver’s unexpired term.
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