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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1968
Page
6
A reader asks about a birthmark on the neck and rude questions about cleanliness. Abby advises living with the mark and addressing stares directly. A second letter concerns a pregnant widow mother at her son's wedding and privacy with relatives. A third asks about selling tickets to a Jack and Jill shower and how to opt out politely.
Thirty six donors responded to the Red Cross Bloodmobile visit at Albany Grade School on Tuesday August 27. Three were rejected. Donations came from numerous local residents led by Mrs. Nelson Miller and included Mr. and Mrs. David Mason and many others. Dr. Benjamin Brunkow of Monroe served as physician and Mrs. Lyle Trow nurse.
On this date in 1774 the First Continental Congress assembled in Philadelphia. Also noted are events from 1670 1906 1914 1939 1941 1945 and later, plus a Madison Wisconsin note that write in campaigns are not allowed for Senator Eugene J McCarthy in November.
Daily Record lists deeds for Ben E Maddrell to Commercial and Savings Bank of Monroe and others in Cadiz and Sullivan additions, plus tax parcels in Adams and Clarno townships. Courts cite concealed weapon carrying, non support with probation, speeding, inattentive driving, license suspensions, juvenile violations, and traffic fines statewide. multiple residents from Monroe and surrounding towns face penalties and jail sentences.
A personal note offers Abby’s booklet How to Have a Lovely Wedding with a mail response for readers seeking guidance. The teaser hints at a “confidential” cue and suggests Abby’s mailing address in Los Angeles for orders and replies.
Carl Eugene Anderson and Mary Karen Crotty obtained marriage licenses. Michael Paul Gibson and Janice Louise Graham also secured licenses.
Monroe Police Chief Dwight Coplien notes the 1968 summer had the fewest accidents since 1965 with 136 incidents from Memorial Day to Labor Day. Of these 120 were property damage and 16 were injuries, with no fatalities. Last year saw 160 accidents.
Draperies look like new after dry cleaning at One Hour Martinizing in Monroe. Visit for all dry cleaning needs and expert care.
Fall cottons now ready for selection featuring names like Hob-Nobber My nette City Scene Nancy Frock in misses and half sizes. Bob's Vacuum Center offers service for all models with fast courteous service and quality parts. Phone 325-6140 1420 ith Street Monroe Dial 325-5101 for Adtaker.
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