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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1968
Page
2
The Monroe Evening Times notes its post office handling as second class matter under the act of Congress. It states the Associated Press and AB news dispatches are exclusive to the newspaper for use, and subscriptions must be paid in advance to comply with postal regulations.
A Times want ad urges readers to place ads to reach broad audiences and move items quickly. It emphasizes visibility in busy sections and timely responses, aiming to boost sales through targeted attention and clear messaging.
Juda By Mabel and Keith Bar tig joined by Kevin Ripon visited Mrs Ida Vanderbilt over the weekend. Sunday guests at Ralph Frey’s included Arnold Weigand Claudia Franz Cam bridge and Anita Frey Madison. Open house for a new Monroe elementary school drew Ben Miller and family. Selmer Lee Monticello visited Earl Grenzow. Walter Ladwig hosted dinners with multiple Ladwig families from Milwaukee Waukesha Whitewater. Mary Arnsmeier and Marion called on Glen Earleywine Brodhead and attended church events at State Line and with 4H members. Mrs Ted Agirs Cory Mt Pleasant Ia and parents Leroy Peterson hosted guests. 4H and church services noted. Mrs Ester Wheeler Edna Ludwig were in Monroe. William Meinert and Sylvia Grenzow visited Elmer Lun deen Rockford for church dedication. Luella Wunschel spent Saturday with Wendell Wunschel family and attended funeral of Thomas Steiner in Monroe.
Ulenn M Elmer writes that Wisconsin public hearing May 28 on a marketing order would require two cents per hundred pounds of milk for promoting research. He warns costs rise over time and urges farmers to attend, complain, and vote against it, arguing advertisers should bear the cost.
Hal Boyle reflects on aging and the generational clash, contrasting old-timer stereotypes with today’s youth. The essay blends humorous anecdotes about memory, culture, and personal nostalgia, tracing how attitudes shift across decades.
A garbled OCR style list presents a dense, puzzle like set of clues and partial words. It seems to map numbers to terms including vegetable, food, gendered terms, places, and general nouns, suggesting a crossword style word connection or lexicon extraction from a historical page.
A notice explains that the meter reader has adopted a new uniform but remains the same sweet, lovable, industrious and trustworthy official. Residents are urged not to treat him as a novelty and to praise his new look while continuing normal interactions.
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