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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1969
Page
2
Dear Abby replies that crying can be a healthy venting exercise for grief. Three psychiatrists agree that emotional upset may aid healing, depending on the person, and advise letting a mother cry if it helps her cope.
Our best wishes go with Rev. Gerritt Mouw as he preaches his final sermon at Union Presbyterian Church after more than 11 years of service. He guided the community through war, growth, and social conscience, earning praise from Rotarians and recalling Martin Luther King Jr with a message of mutuality and fellowship. His departure signifies a lasting impact on Monroe and its faith community. Actor Frank Lawton dies in London at 64 after long illness. Sell your friends the easy fast way with a low cost want ad.
A couple argues over family size after a three month marriage. One wants two children, the other four. The suggested compromise is three, or possibly two with a future decision.
W J Klein, vice president of Allis Chalmers Manufacturing, urged product, people and persistence as essentials for selling at a Dairy Month luncheon in Turner Hall. A highway crash killed Jacob D. Hahien 66 of Monroe and Lyle Mose Goff 45 of Tomah while seriously injuring I R Kittelsen 77 and Edwin P Haberman 70, Monroe, who were en route to Sarona for a fishing trip.
Judge Harold J. Lamboley dismissed a $6,568 mastitis damages claim in Green County Court this morning and assessed costs against plaintiff Jean Jacques Pfister, 70, a Coral Gables artist who visited the Odell home. Pfister had worked in a Ridgeway cheese factory before returning to Switzerland to study art. He died in New York en route to Switzerland.
Thirty years back on June 12 1939 Monroe reported nearly 50 000 pounds of cheese sold far surpassing a 25 pound quota with Swiss brick limburger and American varieties tallied. The royal visit included a presidential picnic with hot dogs and beer before England's king and queen returned to Canada.
Mrs. Jennie Priewe 93 died Sunday at Monroe Manor Nursing Home. Funeral held 2 p.m. Wednesday at Staver United Methodist Church with Rev. Frank R. Hinebaugh officiating. Grandsons Elwin, Larry Priewe Paul Priewe Kenneth Behring Delmar Harless Romayn Rote served as pallbearers. Burial in church cemetery. Stnessy Funeral Home Monroe in charge. Body at church 10 a.m. Wednesday. prayer service Tuesday night.
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