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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1965
Page
4
A group of 30 mothers with baseball bats patrolled Franz Park after vandals increased tensions. Police increased monitoring and the park department began replacing damaged swings as residents reported calmer conditions over two days.
A reader asks about a gap between her front teeth affecting dating and Abby advises a time payment dentist plan. Anita shares a home temp program hosting service men for Sundays and a BBQ. Another letter describes a husband’s cigarette habit and the reader’s failed attempts to change him. Abby responds with blunt realism. The final note covers a widow facing a mother in law demanding heirloom furniture.
The U S Corps of Engineers approves a 30 million program to restore shrinking shores at Miami Beach. The plan creates sand dunes 20 to 50 feet wide along some of the world's most expensive shoreline to provide hurricane protection.
Browntown and nearby communities host several extended visits. Theda May Annette and Michael Foulker of Janesville visit grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Foulker. Vito De Rone and daughter of Beloit spend Sunday with Mrs. Cora Bock. Mrs. Helen Bremner of Stevens Point spends a week with her mother, Mrs. Vernie Werren. Guests include Mmes. Cora Bock Vernie Werren Helen Bremner at Spring Green and the House on the Rock. Others visit Madison and Milwaukee relatives and patients at Madison General Hospital. Weekend guests join Miss Clara Maaske for Sunday dinner with Hulda Klemm Emma Mellenberger Frieda Binger Milton Busjahn.
A reader asks if items given to a husband must be returned after his death and if legal advice is needed. Abby suggests consulting a lawyer, but humorously downplays action and offers a response path.
Attendants at the Albuquerque Animal Shelter say they picked up Thursday night also a brown and tan bull snake and a speckled screech owl among the stray dogs and cats.
A brief note reflects on a Lost Act as a logical reaction when something is lost. The phrase suggests a cautious approach to recovering what has disappeared.
Luci Johnson turns 18 with a simple White House party planned by the President and Mrs. Johnson. She recently left National Cathedral School and will enter Georgetown University Nursing, while keeping a summer job as an optical technician. Her dating circle includes Jack Olsen, Paul Betz, and Gene Caulfield. The birthday also marks the 10th anniversary of her father’s heart attack.
More than 1 000 members of the American Scientific Glassblowers Society meet in San Francisco and express happiness with their craft, noting only one drawback glassblowing makes you hiccup in most sessions.
Classified advertisements provide practical solutions for daily needs with a broad reach. Readers rely on listings for jobs, housing, services, and personal notices, reflecting the community’s practical commerce and information network.
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