Monroe Evening Times Publication and staff note
Monroe Evening Times shows second class matter status under act of Congress dated March 2 1879. The paper published daily except Sunday and was founded October 13 1898 with Emery A Odell as a listed member of press associations. Subscription details list rates for city, in state, and out of state, with office hours and phone number.
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Emery A Odell
House the Bank Built Reimagined By Little Woman
An editorial sketch chronicles a summer project at the House the Bank Built where the Little Woman drives renovation of basement and stairs. A paint spill on new carpet tests patience as family members balance pride and humor in the home improvement saga.
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Bank
Clarno
Glancing Backward 10 to 30 Years Ago Today
A mosaic of brief notes recounts events on August 7 across decades. From a Teamsters official in Flint becoming a human torch to a new General Telephone building in Brodhead, and Eisenhower ready to head a U.N. delegation, to Albany losing state school aid and early 20th century local civic items in Monroe and surrounding towns.
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Frank Kierdorf
Teamsters Union
Flint
Mich
General Telephone Co
Brodhead
Eisenhower
U.S
U.N
Middle East
Albany
Tops of the Evening celebrates third anniversary at low-calorie picnic
TOPS of the Evening marked its third anniversary with a July picnic at Recreation Park Monroe featuring low calorie burgers without buns and new dishes. A candle graduation honored a member who shed 45 pounds and kept it off for two years amid poems, a diploma, and a charm bracelet presentation.
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Recreation Park
Monroe
Immanuel Eub
National Tops
Milwaukee
Today in History Highlights From 1968 and Earlier
Today marks the 220th day of 1968 with notable anniversaries including U S Marines landing on Guadalcanal in 1942, George Washington creating the Order of the Purple Heart in 1782, and Congress forming War and Navy Departments in 1789. Also noted are Soviet bombings of Berlin in 1941, Abel spy indictment in 1957, and brief mentions of Lebanon, Kennedy family events, and Jerusalem strikes.
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Associated Press
U.S
Guadalcanal
Solomon Islands
George Washington
Order of the Purple Heart
Congress
U.S. War and Navy Departments
Mediterranean
Tripoli
Progressive Party
Chicago
Theodore Roosevelt
Berlin
Brooklyn
N.Y
Rudolf Abel
United States
Lebanon
Beirut
John F. Kennedy
Patrick Bouvier Kennedy
Otis Air Force Base
Cape Cod
Old City
Jerusalem
Israel
Jordan
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