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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1968

Page

2

Monroe Daily Subscription Rates and Office Hours

The Monroe Evening Times lists subscription prices: 40 cents weekly by carrier in the city, 15 dollars yearly by mail in towns with carrier service, 12 dollars yearly for Wisconsin and Stephenson Jo Davies Winnebago counties in Illinois, and 14 dollars yearly by mail for Stephenson Davies Winnebago counties. Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays, Saturdays to noon.

City of Monroe Wisconsin Stephenson Jo Davies Winnebago Illinois Stephenson Davies Postal Regulations Office

Editorial Kept The Faith In National Hospital Week

The piece honors the 2 million hospital workers across 7 000 hospitals. It highlights varied roles from nursing aides to therapists and administrators, noting ongoing national Hospital Week begun 1968 by the American Hospital Association. The author cites St Clare Hospital open house and asserts hospitals embody People Caring for People.

American Hospital Association St. Clare Hospital

Dear Abby Advice Column Highlights

Abundant letters cover sitter advances, marital trust, bridesmaid costs, and nightwear. Upset spouse, NOSY husband, Worried bride discuss boundaries, finances, and etiquette with Abby advising clear talk and considerate choices.

Martinson Elected President of New Glarus Jaycees

Ronald Martinson is elected president of the New Glarus Greater Jaycees and will assume office June 1 with James Haldiman as secretary Francis Beers treasurer Kenneth Nyland internal vice president John Freitag external vice president and Richard Arn and John Woodruff as directors. Nyland will represent the chapter at the May 18 state convention at West Allis State Fair grounds. The group voted money to the Green County Agriculture Chest and rejected funds for Little Leaguers caps and T shirts. James Gordee of Monroe spoke on organizing a Boy Scout troop at the last meeting.

NEW Glarus Times Ronald Martinson New Glarus Greater Jaycees Martinson James Haldiman Francis Beers Kenneth Nyland John Freitag Richard Arn John Woodruff Green County Agriculture Chest West Allis State Fairgrounds James Gordee Monroe

Teachers Won’t Return Next Year In Local Schools

On May 14 1908 three local teachers offered contracts for the next year announced they will not return in the fall all plan to seek jobs elsewhere The Bilse Burn Co opens blacksmithing and wagon repair operations in a building on South Jackson St

Bilse Burn Co Jackson St

Voegeli to Judge at Tri County Black and White Show

Howard Voegeli of Monti cello will judge the Tri County Black and White Show at the Dane County Fair grounds in Madison on June 1. Entry deadline May 20. contact Green County Extension Office or Lawrence Salesman Route 1 Argyle. Entry fee 1.50 per head. Open class judging starts 10 am. late entries not catalogued. All rules follow Wisconsin State Fair Premium List. Four H and FFA members urged to organize clubs early. shown after individual classes.

Howard Voegeli Monticello Tri-County Dane County Fairgrounds Madison Green County Lawrence Salesman Route 1 Argyle FFA

Badger Boys State attendees announced for May 14 1958

John Fritsch Ralph Stauffer and Blythe Myers will attend Badger Boys State. Rolland E Karlen, president of the Monroe High School Alumni Association, announced the annual dance will be June 7. Hogs prices peaked at $24 in Milwaukee Market.

John Fritsch Ralph Stauffacher Blythe Myers Badger Boys State Rolland E. Karlen Monroe High School Alumni Association Milwaukee

This Day In History May 14 1968 Highlights

May 14 1968 marks anniversaries in world events including 1787 Philadelphia constitutional convention, 1643 Louis XIV ascent, 1804 Lewis and Clark departure, 1811 Paraguay independence, 1904 St Louis Olympics, 1940 Rotterdam bombing toll, 1948 Israel proclaimed, 1968 note on Lebanon aid, Kuwait 5 years in UN, Communist China Vietnam stance, and a prompt to watch want ads for bargains.

Associated Press Philadelphia U.S Louis XIV France Meriwether Lewis William Clark St. Louis Pacific Coast Paraguay Spain United States Rotterdam Britain Palestine Israel Lebanon Middle East Kuwait United Nations China Vietnam North Vietnam

Goodwill Truck to Pick Up for Handicapped Aid Friday

Goodwill Industries will collect clothing and household items in Monroe and South Wayne on Friday May 17. Call 325-3488 for pickup. Mrs Wolmary notes rising demand to help handicapped residents. thousands of pounds of clothing and boxes are needed to support training and job placement services.

Dorothy Volmary Goodwill Industries Monroe South Wayne

Cleary Couple Starts Stand at Yellowstone Lake

Blanchardville report: Mr and Mrs Maurice Cleary opened a dairy stand and boat rentals at Yellowstone Lake. The stand is remodeled with running water. A rental ad offers rooms or apartments and lists phone number 325 5101 for inquiries.

Cleary Yellowstone Blanchardville Maurice Cleary Yellowstone Lake

National and International Shut-Ins Day Urges Kindness

The first Sunday in June marks Shut-Ins Day urging care for the sick and lonely through books, cards, flowers, letters, or visits. Mrs. De May Vos of Ionia Michigan submitted a poem about small acts of kindness, noting monthly remembrance of shut-ins, with $40 donated by Oakley Homemakers Club to the Ronnie Helland Fund for a kidney machine from an April 26 card party at Oakley Hall.

de May Vos S. Depot Ionia, Mich Ted Rahberger Oakley Homemakers Club Ronnie Helland Kidney Machine Oakley Hall

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