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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1968

Page

2

Monroe Evening Times Subscription Rates and Office Hours

The Monroe Evening Times listing shows subscription rates for carriers in Monroe and mail in towns, Wisconsin, and counties Jo Davies and Winnebago with yearly totals. It notes office hours from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily and Saturday mornings until noon.

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Some New Faces in The Monroe Evening Times

The Monroe Evening Times notes new contributors and column changes with Don Siedschlag joining as a writer and two Green County Extension Office members swapping weeks. New columns include The Common View Speaking Out and The Woman's Touch. The piece reflects on former writers and a lighthearted Don Siedschlag origin story amid civic praise and local politics references. The Lutheran Church convention also plans to donate convention funds to the Poor People's Campaign in Washington.

Jim Schwoegler Cal Kraemer Monroe Evening Times Don Siedschlag ASCS Green County Extension Office Dianne Bishop Mary Alice Hart Green County 4-H Mr. Siedschlag Schwoegler Jim Don Smokey the Bear Jim Goetz Minnesota Goetz Monroe Everine Fimes

Dear Abby Summer Romance and Other Reader Questions

Dear Abby answers three reader inquiries on a summer romance with a twice divorced man who has conditioned himself against marriage, a seven year old who prefers to be an animal and may be seeking to please, and a mailman discussing the handling of unreturnable stray magazines. The column ends with Abby inviting personal letters to Box 69700 Los Angeles.

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Mrs. Erickson Rites Thursday

Funeral services for Mrs. Bennett Erickson 75 of rural Blue Mounds will be held at 1:30 p.m. Thursday May 23 at Perry Lutheran Church with burial rites at Gesme-Ellestad Funeral Home Mt. Horeb. She was born in Norway and was a longtime seamstress, member of Perry Lutheran Church its Aid Society and Mt. Horeb American Legion Auxiliary. Surviving are her two sons Robert Ridgeway and Bennett Ji Phoenix Ariz two sisters Miss Gunhild Nygard Madison and Mrs Adolph Nelson Detroit Mich a brother H F Nygard Madison eight grandchildren and one great grandchild.

Bennett Erickson Blue Mounds Dodgeville Perry Lutheran Church Gesme - Ellestad Mt. Horeb Thora Nygard Norway Robert, Ridgeway Bennett Ji Phoenix Ariz Gunhild Nygard Madison Adolph Nelson Detroit Mich H. F. Nygard

Monroe Jaycettes Thank the Monroe Evening Times

The Monroe Jaycettes express appreciation for newspaper support over the past year. They cite projects like Red Cross Bloodmobile Project Concern Style Show Easter Seals Cerebral Palsy Rehabilitation Center and Mental Health and Retardation work as more successful due to excellent articles and photographs published by the Monroe Evening Times.

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Feed grain program worries drought era readers

A letter to the editor from Mrs. Ray Gordon discusses hunger, malnutrition, and potential shifts away from the feed grain program. She notes hearings in Washington led by Sen. Nelson and warns of consequences for farmers if the program ends, urging that some group or policy support be found to protect basic grain production. An article about a Monroe art show at Northside Elementary School follows, describing displays by various city schools and the open house atmosphere.

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