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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1966
Page
2
The article explains mental and emotional illnesses as real disorders affecting thinking and behavior. It describes psychosis and neurosis, common symptoms, and the need for psychiatric care, noting early signs and the benefit of timely treatment for better recovery chances.
Dennis Sager, 16, of rural Freeport, Illinois, was shot to death when an antique muzzle loading shotgun discharged as his uncle Ronald Markel and his brother Gary, 17, examined it for the first time. The weapon was recently bought at auction. police called the basement accident fatal.
A compact note hints at a puzzling advertising loss. The brief implies a recurring puzzle or item misplacement within an advertisement section, inviting readers to locate a missing or misfiled notice.
Letter to the editor explains the impact of Easter Seal gifts and camp aid for a boy named Bob. Mrs. Martha Tschudy, a Green County nurse and Easter Seal chair, recounts how Camp Wanbeek near Wisconsin Dells provides two weeks of care, with costs shared by the society and sponsors. Kiwanis and Shrine support attendances, and donors can contribute needed camp equipment or funds, with Camp Director contact in Madison.
A farmer complains after two steers were released by local boys causing damage and danger. He estimates $3,000 in losses including two weeks of steer growth, vet bills, and an escaped animal on a public road. He criticizes parents from well-off homes for neglecting conduct rules.
Emma Sutcliffe 73 longtime Mt. Horeb resident died Sunday after a short illness at a Madison hospital. Born Emma Moon in Iowa she was married to veterinarian Frank Sutcliffe who died in 1942. Surviving daughter Mary and sisters Mrs. Emil Vogel and Mrs. George Lukken. Funeral at Mt. Horeb Evangelical Lutheran Church with calling hours at Gesme Ellestad Funeral Home.
Four psychologists tested 338 boys at Green Hills School Chehalis Washington finding delinquents are warm sociable and friendly within their subculture but disadvantaged in verbal skills yet intellectually on par with the general population The study was reported to the Western Psychological Association convention in Long Beach California.
Charles Collins of Beloit was sentenced to five years in prison for the manslaughter of Claude Holliman of Rockford in a Beloit tavern on January 22. The conviction followed a Rock County Circuit Court trial before Judge Arthur Luebke.
Glancing backward ten years to the present, the bank marks a century of history and outlines expansion—while a truck delivers pre fabricated concrete slabs to cap the courthouse clock tower.
Twenty years ago the coal shortage reduced railroad traffic by half as the railways cut service to conserve dwindling supplies. The panfish season in twenty six northern Wisconsin counties was set to begin, marking a busy period for anglers and local commerce.
U S district attorney says he has a solid case against Alvin Karpis under indictment for kidnapping and rejects reports of a confession or guilty plea. Rioters burned more than a dozen Roman Catholic churches and schools in Spain.
May 3 1926 report notes motorists detoured on Highway 59 due to heavy rain and new bridges under construction. Green County reports over 80 youths enrolled in farm club work while spring football ends and track athletes continue training.
Fifty years ago the Monroe Evening Times was designated the official newspaper of the city. The issue notes an invitation to visit the local telephone exchange found in the newly issued city directory.
A May 3 1906 report notes the death toll from the San Francisco quake still uncertain while local merchants advertise bargains such as fine white India linen shirt waists at low prices at Kneller's store.
Mrs Delmar Disch and Mrs Kenneth Henning co chairs report the 1966 Village Cancer Drive raised $245.46 in the final part of April. Township chairman Mrs Dean Streiff says April drive collected $116.50.
Classified ads serve as a practical community resource with buyers and sellers matching needs daily. The listings cover jobs, furniture, 찾 services, and local notices, showing how residents rely on short notices to address varied daily tasks.
Funeral services for Myrtie Rohde Colehour 87 of Winslow will be at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Leamon Funeral Home. Rev. Albert Ihmne will officiate with burial in Staver's cemetery. She was born in Cadiz Township December 4 1878 and married twice, surviving two daughters, three grandchildren, six great grandchildren, one great grandchild, and a son and daughter prior to death.
Harold R. Murphy of Milwaukee, 59, a North Shore Publishing Co. president and head of WIGM Medford and WGLB Port Washington, died Sunday after surgery. He led weekly papers in Fox Point Bayside Glendale Shorewood Whitefish Bay Brown Deer and earlier worked in Denver Salt Lake City Fresno and Madison. Services will be tomorrow in Shorewood.
The American Fertility Society reported that a revolutionary morning after birth control pill has been successful in experimental studies. The drug can be taken up to six days after intercourse to prevent pregnancy.
In a reflective item a community theater piece reframes a vanished script as a metaphor for memory and loss. The author notes how a missing act exposes values, resilience, and a shared sense of belonging among audience members and performers.
Donald W. Fritz son of Mrs. M K Johnson and the late C M Fritz has been awarded a Leverhulme Fellowship for a year of research at the British Museum and at Cambridge and Oxford libraries. He is completing PhD coursework at Stanford and holds a Stanford University Fellowship. Fritz also taught as a teaching assistant during graduate work in Medieval English Literature after earning BA and MA degrees from Miami University Ohio and teaching at Southern Methodist University in Dallas. He plans to visit his parents before sailing for England this summer.
Belleville officials announce winners of the Legion Auxiliary essay contest on the theme Dangers of a Complacent America. Group I winners include Richard Stadelman first and Georganne Miller second. Group II winners are Marsha Lane first and Linda Marty second.
Lafayette County supervisors abandoned the old fee system for county officers and replaced it with fixed salaries with increases. Officers will pay assistants from salaries while all fees stay with the county. salaries aim to attract candidates to public office. New salaries cover clerk, treasurer, clerk of court, register of deeds, sheriff, and district attorney, with notable changes to the sheriff’s car and mileage provisions. The board also budgeted 2000 for the Grant County Guidance clinic and set meeting dates through November, plus considered hiring an industry and resource development agent to work with Green Engineering Co.
A compact classified item promotes safer travel in a dependable vehicle. It urges readers to choose a reliable car for everyday use and stresses practical value and reliability.
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