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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1965
Page
5
A reader offers widowhood coping tips urging social plans, hobbies, and faith to combat loneliness. Abba replies with support and practical reassurance. A teen questions whether to date an older brother. Abby says stay with the minor. A writer asks for privacy. Abby confirms she protects identities. A mother defends letting a 13 month old keep a bottle for oral comfort.
A compact set of crossword clues with brief definitions across the 51 to 54 entries. Includes fill prompts for a comb form, a term of endearment, a Bohemian river, and a common seating noun.
A brief Abby column mentions cigarette and alcohol issues with a physician husband’s agreement. Readers are invited to write ABBY at The Monroe Evening Times for a personal reply or request Abby’s booklet by sending a dollar to Box 69700 Los Angeles California.
Ronald H. Dettwiler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dettwiler, was commissioned a second lieutenant in the U S Air Force after graduating from Officer Training School at Lackland AFB Texas. A Warren High School graduate, he earned a B S from Northern Illinois University and will train at Sheppard AFB Texas as a missile launch officer in the Air Training Command.
Classified notes offer listings to hire workers across industries. Advertisers seek qualified labor, skilled trades, and office staff with contact details for applications.
Orangeville FFA members received multiple honors at the State FFA meeting in Urbana. Jerry Obert and Tom Babler earned chorus emblems and helped set a three year record, with Jerry named Star Farmer of Section I. Family members attended the ceremony along with widespread FFA attendees.
William C. Browning, a 1907 graduate of the University of Utah mining program, left the School of Mines and Mineral Industries more than 1 million dollars. The note appears in a Salt Lake City piece reflecting on Browning who died in 1961 and supported the school with his gift.
A Hiawatha 4-H meeting opened with president Diane Indergand and featured pledges and flag salute by club members. Delores Indergand read the secretary and treasurer reports. plans covered Club Tour July 11, Fair Booth, Cheese Day float, land judging, and dairy meetings. cooking demonstration by Glenene Flannery. project talks by Haldiman Hartwig Liddicoat Indergand. gardening talk by Ken Rufener. a wiener roast followed.
The Snappy Snazzers 4H club meets at 7:30 p.m. in Lynn Walker’s home. Demonstrations include Ramona Eder on How to Make a Sandwich and Lynn Walker on How to Make a Relish Tray. Dorothy Babler shares pastry tips with Ruth Zumdahl on table manners. Patricia Baylor and Nancy Losey present decorations. Special numbers by Babler and Cindy Baylor.
Hustlers 4 H Club announces a Share the Fun practice at 8 p.m. Tuesday in the firehouse.
Classified notice advertises 4x7 inch scratch pads available at the Times office. No further details provided.
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