Monroe Evening Times Classified Notice Summary
Local paper lists subscription rates and terms including carrier and mail options. Rates show 40 cents per week by carrier in Monroe, 15 dollars per year by mail in local towns, 12 dollars per year for Wisconsin counties, and 14 dollars per year outside Wisconsin.
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Monroe
Wisconsin
Stephenson
Jo Davies
Winnebago
Illinois
Winnebago Anron
M. Carear Joon
Iene
Miniskirt Heydey Ends as Editorialist Fills In
Hal Boyle fills in for the ill editor with lighthearted riffs on politics class bias and social quirks. The column jokes about millionaires, trailer living presidents, professors, cabbies, dating signals, and the fading miniskirt era while noting hopeful civic humor. Amos Johnson becomes president of the Wisconsin County Hospitals association, effective after a vice presidency and resignation. Try Times Want Ads Today.
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Heydey
Hal Boyle
White House
Manhattan
Times Square
Charles de Gaulle
Eden
Amos Johnson
Green County Hospital
Association of Wisconsin County Hospitals
Queens Report at Farm Bureau Banquet in Green County
Madeline Bosben reports on a Green County Dairy Queen visit to the Farm Bureau and Farmco Co-operative Banquet held March 26. Miss Wisconsin Farm Bureau Betty Hoffland and Miss Green County Diane Liedschlag attended. Melvin E. Simms spoke on American dairy farmers. Also noted is Airman William R. Eberhardt Jr. visiting on leave from Vietnam, via Madison, with plans to depart for Japan after leave.
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Madeline Bosben
Green County
Farm Bureau
Farmco Co-operative
Betty Hoffland
Wisconsin
Miss Farm Bureau
Diane _ Liedschlag
Miss Hoffland
Diane
Melvin E. Simms
FS Services, Inc
America
William R. Eberhardt Jr
Vietnam
William Eberhardt Sr
Monroe
Madison
Monroe High School
Japan
William E Wenger retires as Kraft Foods Monroe manager
Glancing backward notes from April 3 1958 that William E Wenger retires as Kraft Foods Monroe manager and Victor Schiller defeats incumbent Brooks J Dunwiddie for mayor by 1267 to 1211. April 3 1948 Monroe leads Wisconsin cities in per capita Christmas Seal sales for 1947. April 3 1938 August Derleth fellowship and Egypt election night disorders kill six people.
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William E. Wenger
Kraft Foods
Monroe
Victor Schiller
Brooks J. Dunwiddie
Wisconsin
Rhinelander
Derleth
Egypt
Elmer Elected Mayor as Conservatives Rise in Wisconsin
On April 3 1928 John H Elmer won the mayoralty in a political shift where Wisconsin conservatives posted their strongest showing since 1916. The result signals a notable gain for conservative candidates and a shift in local leadership.
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John H. Elmer
Wisconsin
Lenroot Wins Wisconsin Senate Seat in 1918 Election
Fifty years ago on April 3 1918 Irvine Lenroot a Republican won the U S Senate race carrying 65 counties by 10 125 votes Seventy couples attend an Easter party hosted by the Monroe State Guard at the Armory in the same issue.
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Irvine L. Lenroot
U. S
Monroe State Guard
Local Democrats may visit Lincoln to meet William Jennings Bryan
Sixty years ago today on April 3 1908 local Democrats planned a trip to Lincoln Nebraska to meet William Jennings Bryan by his personal invitation. Eager buyers are urged to check want ads for bargains and to place advertisements by visiting the office or calling 325-5101.
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Lincoln, Neb
William Jennings Bryan
Cox Commissioned As 2nd Lieutenant
Charles E. Cox son of Mrs. Coyla K. Cox of Monroe Wisconsin and husband of Marsha Miglinas of Dallas Texas was commissioned a second lieutenant in the United States Marine Corps after completing the Officer's Candidate Course at Marine Corps Schools Quantico Virginia The ten week course concentrates on individual leadership and the tactical control and employment of small combat units
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Charles E. Cox
Coyla K. Cox
Tenth St
Monroe
Wis
Marsha C. Miglinas
Arizona
Dallas
United States Marine Corps
Marine Corps Schools
Quantico
Obituary notices for Merlyn Erb and Lee Reasa
Services for Merlyn Erb aged 37 of Route 4 were held at Stuessy Funeral Home with Rev. Calvin P. Fischer officiating. Burial followed at Greenwood Cemetery with pallbearers Charles Hensel Ted Moritz Alvin A Kubly Leland Miller Glenn Benkert and Kenneth Segner. Services for Lee A. Reasa aged 59 of 2023 6th Street were held at Stuessy Funeral Home with Rev. Melvin J. Roehrdanz officiating. Organist Mrs. Robert Faith played and led The Lord's Prayer. Pallbearers included William Zuhlke Chester Ludwig Francis Thorp Arthur Malkow Paul Kubly John Pengra Marvin Malkow and Ludell Swenson.
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Merlyn Erb
Stnessy Funeral Home
Calvin P. Fischer
St. John’s
Lee A. Reasa
6Th St
Stuessy Funeral Home
Melvin J. Roehrdanz
Immanuel Eub Church
Robert Faith
Greenwood Cemetery
William Zuhlke
Chester Ludwig
Francis Thorp
Arthur Malkow
Paul Kubly
Monroe
John Pengra
Marvin Malkow
Ludell Swenson
Brodhead
Monroe High French IV thanks supporters for Quebec trip
The French IV of Monroe High School thanks residents for helping fundraisers that made their Quebec trip possible. They credit chaperons Miss Judith Sugar man and Larry Larson for their patience and hard work, with Mary Hodgson and Gary Neuenschwander as co chairmen.
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Monroe
Monroe High School
Quebec
Judith Sugarman
Larry Larson
Mary Hodgson
Gary Neuenschwander
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