Monroe Evening Times Formatting Notice 1879 Subscription Info
The Monroe Evening Times lists publication location Rutevel Wisconsin with date March 2 1879 and mentions the Associated Press license to use local news. It provides subscription rates 15 per year in Wisconsin and Stephenson Jo Davies Winnebago Counties Illinois 14 per year with advance payment and standard office hours 8 30 am to 5 pm and Saturday 12 noon.
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Associated Press
AP News
Wisconsin
Stephenson
Jo Oe Stephenson
Jo Davies
Winnebago
Illinois
Here's Another Week That Was Editorial Roundup
A reflective column lists week’s events from politics to Pope, noting Alderman Snively’s curb and gutter clash, Walter Baumgartner, Mayor Lindsay’s rural remark, a dog house purchase, demolition race by neighborhood kids, and Ted Kubly’s shirts. It also recalls President Johnson’s insect spray controversy, Ernie Zumbach’s grandfather joy, Father Gross quips, Maggie McKundert and Rudy Burkhalter Swiss Chorus, Pete Dannerbeck, Al Hawthorne conservation help, Bearded kiss remark, and Mark Winzenried home welcome signs. The piece threads local happenings with political and cultural snapshots, ending amid Sen Nelson’s speech at Monticello Conservation League meeting.
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Alderman Snively
Curb
Walter Baumgartner
Lindsay
New York
Max
Ted Kubly
Tepeed
Johnson
White House
Ernie Zumbach
Father Gross
St. Clare Hospital
Father
Maggie Mkundert
Rudy Burkhalter
Pete Dannerbeck
al Hawthorne
Hal Boyle
Milbourne Duerst
Ed Robinson
Indiana
Miami
Fair Association
Sen
Nelson
The
Conservation League
Monticel
Doctor May Cure Union Without Love
Dear Abby columns with marriage troubles and teen advice. A wife aged 38 asks about loving her 41-year-old husband John who denies an affair and contemplates separation for love. Abby urges not to assume infidelity and to seek medical advice together.
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Chicago Tribune-N. Y. News Synd., Inc
Abby
John
Glancing Backward 10, 20, 30 Years Ago Highlights
The column recalls events on Aug 5 across decades. Monroe fire department to mark its 100th anniversary during Shrine KC ball proceeds aid crippled children. Green County fair attendance exceeds 1967 by 3,000. The Evening Times to be represented in Silver Sluggers All-star game. In 1948, Monroe property valuations reach new high. U S track team leads in Wembley. confectionery store sold in Freeport. In 1938, fireworks ban looming, mayoral terms discussed, a carbide generator blast injures none, Pearl White dies in Paris, and a Cadiz woman is killed by lightning.
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Monroe Fire Department
Green County
Rolland Karlen
Secreary
Kensel Disruct
Hollandale
Milwaukee Stadium
Monroe
United States
Wembley
England
Paul A. Ruf
John J. Dancan
Freeport
Glenn
Babler
Green County Auto Company
Pearl White
Paris
William Gruenberg
Cadiz
Funeral services for Mrs Barbara Germann
Funeral services were held for Mrs Barbara Germann 86 lifelong Monroe resident who died Thursday Aug 1 at Shriner Neushwander Funeral Home officiated by Rev Milton G Petzold of St Johns United Church of Christ Edwin Andereck of Hartford sang In The Garden and The Lord s Prayer accompanied by Dennis Petzold Six grandsons served as casketbearers John W Andereck Plymouth Gerald Luebchow Berlin Robert Chambers Seneca William Chambers Loyal Gary Germann Madison Ronald Thruston Racine Burial followed at Greenwood Cemetery
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John W. Andereck
Plymouth
Gerald Luebchow
Berlin
Robert Chambers
Seneca
William Chambers
Loyal
Gary Germann
Madison
Ronald Thurston
Racine
Greenwood Cemetery
Guetzke Infant Dies. Graveside Rites Held in Beloit
Christopher Guetzke infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Guetzke Beloit died shortly after birth Saturday August 3 at St. Clare Hospital Monroe. Graveside services were Sunday August 4 at Floral Lawns Cemetery Beloit. Surviving grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Harry Guetzke Beloit Mrs. Vera Morehouse Rockford and Clifton Elmer Beloit.
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Christopher Guetzke
Mitchell Guetzke
Beloit
St. Clare Hospital
Monroe
Floral Lawns Cemetery
Harry Guetzke
Vera Morehouse
Rockford
Clifton Elmer
Edward Klinge Taken by Death
Funeral services for Edward J. Klinge 65 who died Friday Aug 2 in a Cuba City hospital were held at 2 PM Aug 5 at the First English Lutheran Church. A lifetime area resident and farmer he is survived by his widow Margarete a daughter Mrs Carl Kopp Platteville four sons Charles and Ritchie both of Platteville Maynard Santa Ana Calif and Keith Gardena Calif a stepson Arnold Speth Platteville three brothers Ernest LaCrosse and Clarence and Francis all of Platteville and three grandchildren
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Platteville
Edward J. Klinge
Cuba City
Klinge
Margarelte
Carl Kopp
Charles
Ritchie
Maynard
Santa Ana
Calif
Keith
Gardena
Arnold Speth
Ernest
LaCrosse
Clarence
Francis
Miss Washburn Likes Her Job for Summer
Miss Rachel Ann Washburn works as a summer employee at Bethesda Lutheran Home in Watertown. The church affiliated facility provides care for mentally retarded and physically handicapped residents from ages 8 to over 80. She works in the manual arts training program with female residents and is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James B. Washburn of Monroe Wisconsin.
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Rachel Ann Washburn
Bethesda Lutheran Home
Watertown
Bethesda
Miss Washburn
James B. Washburn
Monroe
Wisconsin
Montello High School
Notable 1928 and 1918 Local Notices Capsule
A brief roundup notes 1928 events including Walter Kohler declining a Winnebago Indian adoption as a publicity stunt and John Q Emery’s death. It also mentions Monroe hosting 300 visitors for the Western Wisconsin Conference and Camp Douglas gas mask drills. Earlier items touch on 1918 hunger for male labor in Monroe, Hindenburg-era planning, 1908 lawn fete invitations, and a Green County Fair balloonist with city street widening ordinances.
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Walter J. Kohler
John Q. Emery
Wisconsin
Monroe
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Camp Douglas
Jay Clinton Hood
W. P. Bragg
East Russell Street
J. A. Elmergrove
Evangelist B. R. Wiener
Green County Fair
Mrs. Duggan Stricken at 74
Mrs. Ellsworth Duggan 74 died Friday August 2 in a Cuba City Hospital after a brief illness. Funeral services were held Monday August 5 at St. Mary's Church. Born Laura McCarthy in Shullsburg she taught school before marriage in 1922. The couple farmed near Shullsburg and Platteville, retiring to Platteville in 1963. Surviving are her husband Delmar a son three daughters a sister and 23 grandchildren.
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Platteville
Ellsworth Duggan
Cuba City
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Laura McCarthy
Shullsburg
Delmar
Dean Rogers
Joe Busch
Dan Rooney
Roselle
Ill
John Murphy
Dubuque
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Guetzke
Yellowstone Lake
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Durand
Paul F. Meyer
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