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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1968
Page
2
A Times column urges readers to face national failings and reclaim responsibility. It cites The London Times on America’s dream turning to nightmare and calls for humility, fiscal discipline, and renewed civic duty to keep America great. It ends with a prompt to use Times Want Ads.
Glancing backward notes from April 12 1958 that Sputnik II the Soviet dog satellite may glow and fall to earth later today or tonight. Also reports bank activity in Monroe on Friday night and a pension victory for miners led by John L Lewis.
Funeral services for Mrs John Untersee 68 were held at Newcomer Funeral Home Monroe and St Victor Catholic Church. Burial in Calvary Cemetery pallbearers named. Joseph J Ertmer 71 died April 5 funeral at St Johns Catholic Church South Wayne burial St Joseph Cemetery Gratiot pallbearers named. Mrs Jacob Lauper 91 rural Browntown died Palm Sunday funeral at Peace United Church of Christ burial Greenwood Cemetery pallbearers named. Oscar Melvin Johnson 62 Monroe died Palm Sunday funeral at Grace Lutheran Church graveside military rites flagbearers named. Newcomer Funeral Home of Monroe in charge.
Scientists from ten countries warn that Gouda Camembert and other cheeses may rise in price if no substitute for rennet is found. A UN FAO summit notes the enzyme from calf stomach sets milk and that synthetic substitutes face taste objections in France and Switzerland.
Albany Masonic Lodge No 36 will mark N Roy Bowman Night at the regular meeting on Wednesday April 17 at 8 p.m. The 92 year old Albany barber is honored for 69 years as a Mason. Born Sept 11 1875 in Lodi he moved to Albany in 1898 and has kept his shop locations to two.
Mrs. J. Rundle of 604 lu. Ave. is named a Wisconsin prize winner in the 1967 Mid-America Photo contest. Her color shot shows her husband fishing off the Red Cliff pier on Lake Superior near Bayfield. Another Wisconsin winner is Dean Trent of Mt. Horeb. prize details await notification.
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