Monroe Evening Times Office Hours Listed
Advance to comply with tree the office hours are 8:30 am to 5 pm with telephone contact at 25101 for Monroe Evening Times inquiries.
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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1966
Page
2
Advance to comply with tree the office hours are 8:30 am to 5 pm with telephone contact at 25101 for Monroe Evening Times inquiries.
A writer recalls visiting Cedarburg and Port Washington with inlaws, enjoying White Horse Inn meals, a Kettle Moraine drive, and Fox and Hounds near Holy Hill. The piece reflects on kindness from relatives, a Lake Michigan beach scene, and plans for a family reunion in Eau Claire with self ironic humor.
Three youths from Green County will join 108 attendees at Wisconsin Lions Camp for retarded children. Sessions run Aug 14 20 and Aug 21 27 at Rosholt Portage County in cooperation with the Wisconsin Association for Retarded Children. Selected: James Harris 10 Juda Juda Tom Davis 13 Juda Marie Kaderly 13 Juda. For information contact Wisconsin ARC Madison.
Sister M Jeanne Usher daughter of Dr and Mrs John Usher of Monroe participated in the reception and professed first vows in the Chapel of Our Lady of Lourdes Assisi Heights Rochester Minnesota Today as part of the Feast of Saint Clare of Assisi. She was among 81 postulants 23 of whom will receive the Franciscan habit and name later 31 will take temporary vows and 25 will pronounce zarvetea vows and receive the ring. Attendants included family friends and other nuns from Monroe Racine and Winona. A new Pioneer spacecraft mission was announced by NASA to launch next week into solar orbit for space flight hazard study.
Ten years ago today stock prices sagged in quiet trading. Edwin Krat tiger instructs Men's group for Turners Picnic exhibition. Rain washes out Shrine KC benefit event evening program. Cheese Marketing Unit begins meeting series. Rural schools set to open August 27 per county superintendent Irene C Powers.
20 Years Ago Today notes fresh caught seafood dinners at Banjo Pete's site Goetz Theater. William E Lehnherr has been discharged at Great Lakes. J Gazietes creates a 15 foot horn for the music center. Mr and Mrs D E Flick and Ulrich Flick of Indiana visit Fred Flick. Arnold Zumkehr, cheesemaker at Miller Cheese Woodford, wins first premium for Swiss Cheese at Lafayette County Fair.
Thirty years ago on August 12 1936 drought stunts Sudan grass killing six cattle on the Fred Kramer farm in Decatur Township. Elizabeth Cramer visits her brother Reverend A J Cramer and Fred Zumkehr. Exeter man escapes a bull by jumping a fence.
Forty years ago today on August 12 1926 Miss Dora Streiff married G F Ott. The page also notes reports of more bloodshed in Mexico and Swiss cheese tariff petition signatures. Hog prices were steady to ten cents lower with best lights at 13.30. Mrs B E Maddrell shopped yesterday morning.
Fifty years ago on August 12 1916 horses owned by H T Chandler and Arlie Frost are noted in the money at Janesville A brief council meeting is described as a talkfest over using macadam on streets A stray mention notes bombs dropped over two preachers mistaken for chicken thieves and Mrs Hilda Riebeaux returning home after a visit with unknown parties.
Sixty years ago today on August 12 1906 the Green County Old Settlers Association planned to invite Governor Davidson to a picnic at Lincoln Park. Also noted Wagner restaurant and bakery proprietor John M Wagner lost part of his left hand in a freezer gear incident. Prohibition picnic set for Union Park Brodhead and Gettings addition lots to be sold. Vulcanized fibre board plant under construction at Mineral Point.
Karl Dehmer 92, longtime Osceola native, died at Green County hospital after a fall. He spoke multiple languages and worked as a grocer, harness shop owner, and shoe maker. Survived by son, brother, sister, two granddaughters, and a great grandchild. Funeral planned Monday in Osceola. Sharer Funeral Home handling locally.
Dear Abby columns discuss marriage conflicts and wedding decisions with readers from various towns and a note that Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield will push civil rights bill action on September 6. The items reflect social advice and a political update from Washington.
Frank C Klarer of Monroe receives a safe driving award for the 10th consecutive year from the National Safety Council. The postmaster general Lawrence F. O'Brien and council president Jane Howard Pyle sign the honor for Klarer’s traffic safety record as a rural Browntown postal carrier delivering mail by car.
Pasadena report notes Lunar Orbiter completes a series of rolls twists and a burst of power and is on course today for an egg shaped orbit around the moon with help from ground control and mission teams.
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