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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1973
Page
2
EMERY A. ODELL founded the paper on October 13, 1898 and published daily except Sunday plus holidays. The page provides zodiac forecasts for all signs with advice on goals, learning, relationships, and personal finance tied to daily focus and personal initiative.
The note hints at personal change and betterment this year. It suggests discovering new methods to tackle long standing problems and improving life through enterprise features. The tone is optimistic about growth and practical improvements ahead.
Editorial argues President Nixon treats daily decisions as aptitude tests and obsessively monitors his image. It cites Nixon’s framing of challenges as personal performance, suggesting his strongest energy goes to self-perception rather than public duties.
Argyle residents hosted and visited relatives and friends across Wisconsin and Illinois. The Blohms of Mercer Island Washington called on Emma Winger, then flew to Chicago and Washington. Monticello and Dodgeville guests visited LaVern Dam and Bernard Gierhart homes, with multiple McMannes relatives from Dodgeville Oregon and Monticello calling on Sophia McMannes.
Mrs. Clifford Penniston, Mrs. Bob Mindermann and son Robert visited Mrs. Marsha Mindermann in Dodgeville Saturday. Russell Nelson and Eric and Jim from Madison spent the weekend with Elida Hanson. The Nelsons and Mrs. Hanson joined Vernus Nelson Sr. for supper before returning to Madison. Mrs. Matt Marty of Mt. Horeb stayed with Glen Nybroten. Glen Nybroten hosted Delano Nybroten in Verona recently.
A Pecatonica High senior shares experiences from Market Days in Blanchardville, the Green County Fair, Homecoming, and the Expo. She notes meeting diverse visitors, questions about local cows and cream in cream puffs, and pride in Green County despite rain soaked parade turnout. The entry blends school life with regional history and contemporary events.
The Monroe Kiwanis Club names Rev Paul H Olm president with Herman A Stuessy as vice president and Ray E Kundert and Joseph G Urban as directors. The Green County Medical Society reports 15300 Sabin polio vaccine doses given across public and school clinics.
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