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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1963
Page
2
A notice states that The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to republication of all local news printed in the Inland Daily Press Association paper and AP news dispatches. It outlines AP entitlement to republication, restricting others from reusing the content without permission.
The piece argues Democrats and Republicans may resist a proposed amendment to move Green County from the First to the Fourth district. It notes Lynn Stalbaum and Clem Zablocki oppose changes that threaten their seats, while Roseleip’s plan would keep Green County in place and shift Racine areas to the Fourth. The editorial suggests the deal could collapse if the Senate adopts the amendment, hinting lawmakers might abandon federal districting and focus on state legislative maps.
The editorial urges federal legislation to standardize daylight saving time across states to end yearly confusion from varying end dates. It cites Ben Franklin as a legendary origin and notes resistance from local autonomy advocates who prefer sun time.
Glimpses from the past include UN talks pressuring for prisoner exchange in 1953, Kubly’s election as Monroe Lions Club president, Rural Youth Conservation Day in Monroe, and a 60th wedding anniversary observance. Also notes 25, 40, and 50 years ago on plays, obituaries, measles fears, tax debates, and local policing events.
Wisconsin counties may raise circuit judge salaries within a $3000 extra limit during a judge’s term, Atty. Gen. George Thompson rules. The constitution bans state increases mid term, but counties are not bound by that prohibition. Milwaukee is set to pay an extra $1000. other counties may pay up to $3000. Thompson also said 1963 trading stamps bill likely does not violate the constitution, provided it targets harmful practice and is reasonably calculated to promote the public interest.
Albert J. Anderson an interior communications electrical fire man in the U S Navy son of Mr and Mrs Edmund R Anderson 2316 17th street serves aboard the destroyer USS Gearing which departed March 7 for a six month tour with the Sixth Fleet in the Mediterranean Gearing is homeported in Newport Rhode Island.
New Glarus Times reports Richard Streiff, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred P. Streiff, promoted from major to lieutenant colonel at a German base during a three year overseas tour. He is married to Marian Martin and has two sons Ricky and James.
The State Bar of Wisconsin says Watertown attorney Charles O. Payant surrendered his license in line with a State Supreme Court order. He is accused in criminal complaints of illegal use of a client's money and check forging and faces Dodge County Circuit Court trial in Juneau.
Kenneth Luedtke a 33 year old Madison chiropractor announces his candidacy for chairman of the State Republican Committee of County Chairmen. The May 24 session in Oshkosh will elect the new leader currently led by Richard Kinzer of Burlington. Luedtke has chaired Dane County GOP since 1961 expanding county chairmen from 500 to 2400 members.
Mrs Angeline Hulbert, long time Monroe and Albany resident, has moved to the home of Mrs Olive Hilliard. Mr and Mrs William von Allman and their son Kurt of New Haven Conn spend a week with her parents Mr and Mrs Ivan Kittleson after attending the funeral of Rev W C Snow. Mrs Daniel MacDonald Mrs H A Erickson and Mrs Steindorf attended the state Baptist Women's meeting in Beloit with Mrs MacDonald on the program.
Mr and Mrs Ben Miller and Mr and Mrs Alvin Priewe of Monroe visited cousin Mrs Nettie Mellnick in Freeport. They also called at Jerry Gallagher and Roswell Babler homes. Further visits included William Arn in Freeport and Ray Zimmerman in Rockford.
Monticello residents share weekend travel and family visits as Brad Strommen stays with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Willis Babler. Norton Strommen’s parents visit the Bablers. Mrs. Anna Iverson, county supervising teacher, was here Wednesday. Mrs. Leo Gempler visited Madison General Hospital. Earl Marty and Reynold Zeller with Lawrence Marty run errands in Monroe. Dennis Field attended an archery shoot at Benton. Adam Schuler and E A Bently plan homecoming from California with Ralph and Donald families, San Diego and West Covina.
Help wanted notices in the Monroe Evening Times invite readers to find workers or hire staff. The column highlights recruitment opportunities and job listings across local employers.
Thirteen Monroe high school seniors toured Milwaukee last week as guests of the U S Army to explore specialized training options before enlistment. M Sgt Donald Bettine notes the Early Choice Program includes exams and tests to fit cadet strengths. The group traveled April 17 18 by bus returning with clearer career directions and potential pre enlistment training avenues.
Richard Green aged 28 of Milwaukee died from injuries suffered when struck by a drop hammer at the heavy machinery plant where he worked.
In Vermont a chestnut filly Handmaiden foals to Handmaiden, named for the Lord's handmaiden. Pertinent, the dam, is soon followed by foal care as Hopewell adopts the youngster. Handmaiden, later Poupee Jane, grows beside Lipizan Pluto and children on a quiet farm with May sun and sea gulls overhead. By ANNE TRACY.
A list of new members with full names and addresses including Jon Holtshopple 709 19th avenue April 28 1959 Julie Smith Orfordville October 12 1962 Cherri Disch Route 1 Monticello May 21 1961 Michael Disch Route 1 Monticello December 28 1962 Andrea Stauffacher Route 4 July 18 1962 Phillip Miller 1522 Sherman avenue Janesville December 5 1959 Rebecca Miller 1522 May 1 1961 Jeffrey Miller 1522 Sherman avenue Janesville December 16 1952 Scott Miller 1522 Sherman avenue January 24 1954 Elizabeth Anderegg Route 2 February 10 1960 Debra Anderegg Route 2 January 21 1961 Steven Anderegg Route 2 March 27 1962
Twelve members of Brownie Troop 218 visited the Monroe Fire Station on Tuesday with leader Mrs. Raymond Rupnow. Harold Beach led the tour and explained department functions. Attendees included Diane Bahn Carol Bauman Janice Briesath Jane Eley Aileen Keith Julie Kleckner Lynn Milestone Rebecca Mueller Katherine Richardson Christine Rupnow Roxanne Schindler Linda Stauffer Patty Wong and Jean Schillinger. Mary Zwygart and Marie Albertson were unable to attend.
Formation of a committee representing three Wisconsin farm organizations to campaign for a yes vote in the wheat referendum May 21. Participants include the Farmers Union State Grange and National Farmers Organization.
The fragment shows a membership coupon form requesting Name Street or R F D Age last birthday. No person-specific data is provided beyond structural fields for a membership record.
Zinc tailings are to be turned into fertilizer by a traditional separation method, despite modern flotation. A Colorado Springs firm led by C. W. Taylor of Vitasoil Co. announced the purchase of a 50 acre tract. The site was acquired from Clarence Gratz and two others, with tailings to be processed into fertilizer.
MacDermott Steindorf American Legion Post has begun improvements at the Legion park on Water Street north end. Trees are planted underbrush cleared and old bleachers torn down. A picnic area with tables will be provided. The spot is a popular boat launching site on Sugar River.
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