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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1973
Page
2
Aries faces morning business headaches that ease into harmony. Taurus finds chores tedious at first but pride grows with progress. Cancer sees days ahead tighten finances and explore gainful avenues. Libra notes promising new projects but advises caution with funds and external support. meaningful contacts and new friendships may open previously closed doors.
Editorial argues no side wins in the Middle East conflict as losses in lives and resources mount. It criticizes the United Nations for ineffectiveness and questions Arab provocations while praising Jewish resilience and the West's support. The piece laments global bitterness and seeks sanity amid a costly war.
Miss Mabel Bauer hosts Thursday supper for Philip and Kim Trotter on their birthday anniversary with extensive guests including Mrs. Arnsmeier Mrs. Waelti and Mr. Thommen. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Miller visit his mother Mrs. Iva Miller in Janesville. Weekend guests include Mr. and Mrs. Harry Thompson and Greg Mequon. Today is Oct 18 1973 with historical notes of Alaska 1867 and other dates.
Green County Medical Society said school children will receive oral polio vaccine before next month’s community clinics. Also noted: the first county stall housing system and milking parlor built on the Schlapbach 220 acre farm west of Albany.
Seventy years ago on October 18 1903 Rockford was famed as a matrimonial center near the Wisconsin Illinois line. Wisconsin requires a five day notice before marriage and Green County Medical Society forms with officers including S R Moyer president W T Nuzum H B Gifford vice presidents W B Monroe secretary J G Randall treasurer.
Otto Gerber aged 21 of Monticello dies from injuries sustained in an unspecified incident on Oct 18, 1933. No further details available in the fragment.
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