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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1966
Page
7
Two classifieds advertise furnished four room and two bedroom upper or heated apartments in Albany. One offers adults or two girls for 325 5645, the other a two bedroom heated unit for 90 dollars monthly at 325 3695.
A brooklyn Wisconsin renter seeks a three or four bedroom house with two car garage and basement on a country paved road. No animals or children, wants to stay long term. August to October occupancy acceptable. Reasonable rent. will maintain property. Box 32 care of ROOM wanted with cooking privileges for girl to be employed at Oaktron. Ruth Ann Fletcher, Brooklyn. Wis. Want to sell your pool table fast Place a fast action Times Wanted!
A compact clue set catalogues wordplay on time related phrases and teen activities. It lists entries like time when shines and spend time with peers, then shifts to varied definitions including poetic time and a slang term for a gentleman's sibling, followed by a mine entrance and other diverse terms.
Mrs Walter Bonjour expresses gratitude to all who sent cards flowers and gifts and who called during her stay at St Clare hospital. She thanks the doctors sisters nurses aides and Father Kuntz for calls and prayers and wishes God’s blessing on everyone.
Advertises mortgage funds at 5 percent with long maturities and no service charges. Monthly payments can be arranged and there is no penalty for prepayment. Box 33 Monroe Evening Times.
In Green County Wisconsin probate court the executors of U W Brunkow deceased seek approval of final account payment of debts and claims and determination of heirs inheritance tax and joint tenancy termination. The court orders the application to be heard.
A court term is scheduled at the Monroe County courthouse on July 9, 1966, with opening sessions to hear as many matters as possible. Attorneys Reger Johnson and Hahan of Monroe signed the notice dated July 16, 30.
Vernon John Albright of Waukegan Ill spent the weekend at Bud Goecks home and visited aunt Mrs Luella Wunschel and uncle Guy Albright. Monroe shoppers include Edna Ludwig and Mabel Bouer. Wunschel family reunion at Twining Park Monroe attended by Wayne Gempler Wendel Wunschel families and Mrs Luella Wunschel. Mr and Mrs Allen Ross of Brodhead called here. Becky Miller and Debbie Miller of Janesville and Brodhead visit grandparents Mr and Mrs Ben Miller.
Mrs Theda Mau hosts Browntown news as families gather for birthdays and dinners. Theda Mau and W G Mau join a Sunday dinner in Monroe with Terry and Jimmy. The Saalsaa family marks Arthur Andrews 92nd birthday as others visit relatives in South Wayne Beloit and Chicago.
A dense TV guide list covers baseball, golf, film, and variety shows. Notable events include PGA final rounds, Navy film hour, Jeannie, Flipper, The Face Is Familiar, Gunsmoke, Bonanza, Perry Mason and Channel 3 reports.
At St. Clare Hospital Monroe Mr and Mrs Ward Merritt and Mrs Lee VanMatre visited ill Macie Ross. Terry May of Monroe stays at the Charles Miller home. M H Hurd of Freeport and Iva Tomlinson hosted Sunday visits. The Lehman family and Branda Kay attended the Hanson Gordee reunion at Browntown Park.
A reader recalls a missive to Dear Abby and the lesson from a father who chose family time over wealth. He quit part time jobs after a school event and realigned his standards to spend more time with his sons. Another reader asks if 99 percent of couples cheat. the reply says the claim is false but the belief persists.
A reader credits Abby with guiding a father to value time and love for his sons while addressing a son’s wife’s worries. Abby urges open discussion, rejects sulking, and emphasizes personal growth. The column promotes Abby’s booklet and personal replies via mail.
A mother-in-law seeks guidance after a daughter-in-law grows distant. The mother considers whether she caused a rift or should avoid prying, deciding to pretend not to notice and wait for a natural moment to discuss feelings.
The world's smallest subway offers a ride from the Capitol to nearby legislative office buildings in Washington D C. The trip lasts about one minute, highlighting a tiny transit feature amid the city’s political core.
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