Local Newspaper Subscription Rates and Office Hours
The notice lists subscription rates for carrier and mail delivery in various regions, including Monroe Wisconsin and Stephenson County Illinois, all payable in advance. It also states the Associated Press rights and office hours from 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and provides a contact telephone number.
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Associated Press
City of
Monroe
Wisconsin
Ou Oe County
Stephenson County
Ill
Mailman Gronouski as Presidential Campaign Operator
The piece profiles John Gronouski using a partisan lens, noting his marathon Wisconsin tours and speeches to aid Lyndon Johnson. It compares him to James Farley, warns of extremism labels, and suggests extending the Hatch Act to cover postmasters general.
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James A. Farley
Franklin Roosevelt
Wisconsin
John Gronouski
Gronouski
John F. Kennedy
Chicago
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Detroit
New York
Aug 15 highlights from local history past and present
Ten years ago Wesley Moe of York Township became the first county farmer to finish a terrace program on his 110 acre farm. Wisconsin's 32nd Division trained at Camp McCoy for a three day tactical exercise. Otto and Mrs. Albright planned a golden wedding open house. George Korn of Monroe Township died on his 68th birthday.
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Wesley Moe
York Township
Wisconsin
Camp McCoy
Otto Albright
George Korn
Monroe Township
Lunch Demand Doubles School Food Market Over $1 Billion
The Agriculture Department reports about 75,000 schools will offer lunches and related meals in the coming school year. Over 30 million students will be served as demand has nearly doubled in five years with room for more growth as many schools lack serving facilities. Milk dominates costs, with meat second due to donations, and nominal lunch charges are common.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Beef and Poultry
Nick Stude 77 Dies After Brief Illness at Mineral Point
Mineral Point businessman Nick Stude 77 died yesterday at home after a brief illness. In business since 1933 he owned the Globe hotel until 1947 and with son Francis opened Stude Clothing in Mineral Point. Survived by wife Bertha Zanders, son Francis, four sisters, a brother, and two grandchildren. Services set for 10:30 am Monday at St. Marys Catholic Church with Rosary services tonight and tomorrow.
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Mineral Point
Nick Stude
Globe Hotel
Francis
Stude
Bertha Zanders
John Murphy
Edward Micka
Darlington
Clara
Ann Stude
Madison
George
Milwaukee
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Gorgen Funeral Home
Mrs Miller 87 Dies in Footville
Mrs George Miller age 87 longtime Footville resident died at home after a long illness. She was born Edna Stapleton and married George Miller on December 2 1898. Survived by her husband three sons Fred and Howard of Footville Byron of Janesville a sister Lula Valleau of Janesville nine grandchildren and five great grandchildren Services set for 2 p m Monday at Footville Methodist Church. Visitation at Silverthorn Newcomer Funeral Home in Orfordville after 2 30 p m tomorrow.
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Footville
George Miller
Edna Stapleton
Fred
Howard
Byron
Janesville
Lula Valleau
Footville Methodist Church
Silverthorn-Newcomer Funeral Home
Orfordville
Music Students Busy Before Start of Classes
Four Monroe high school band members with Monroe Summer Instrumental Music program duties keep a heavy schedule before fall classes. Ronald Eckstam cornetist attends Lakeland College Music Clinic for two weeks. Jane Huffman clarinetist is chosen for the state 4 H band performing at the State Fair Aug 19 to 23. John Wegmueller sousaphonist and David Allen baritonist are selected for the state FFA band at the State Fair Aug 17 to 21.
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Monroe
Ronald Eckstam
Eugene Eckstam
20Th Avenue
Lakeland College
Jane Huffman
Herbert Huffman
John Wegmueller
Ernest Wegmueller
David Allen
Kenneth Allen
Browntown
Chicago Market Price For July Milk Higher
July milk prices for Chicago market deliveries rise due to lower production. Cope says at least 60 percent of deliveries will fetch 3.60 dollars, 12 cent superpool included, with 3.48 dollars for the market order blend on the remaining 30 percent. June levels were 3.51 and 3.38 respectively.
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Chicago
W. Harold Cope
Pure Milk Association
Cope
New Glarus Opens Open Book Day on Property Valuation
New Glarus will hold an Open Book Day Monday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. in the Village Hall to explain the recent re appraisal of village property. O. T. Bean completed the project and property owners may compare valuations and ask questions about their properties.
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Glarus
O. T. Bean
Family Bible Session At First Baptist Church Opens Monday
A family Bible conference will be held at First Baptist Church 803 31st Avenue Monday through Friday with age specific classes from 8 to 9 30 p m nightly. Rev Ferndell M Graham pastor of Faith Baptist Madison will teach adults on Soldiers That Endure Athletes That Win Farmers That Produce Workmen Approved Servants of the Lord. Gus Kasten missionary to the Philippine Islands will speak to adults and teens. Graham has pastored Faith for two years and previously led Baptist churches in Minnesota Illinois and taught music at Baptist Bible College. Kasten a native of Beaver Dam graduated Omaha Baptist College and will depart with his wife Sharon and daughter Beth for the Philippines this fall.
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First Baptist Church
31St Avenue
Ferndell M Graham
Faith Baptist Church
Madison
Servants of the Lord
Gus Kasten
Philippine Islands
Association of Baptist For World Evangelism
Graham
The
Faith Church
Minnesota
Illinois
Baptist Bible College
Springfield
Trinity College
Divinity School
Baptist Bible College of
Kasten
Omaha Baptist College
Omaha
Neb
Beaver Dam
Sharon
Beth
Swiss Cheese Prices Hold Steady at Wisconsin Points
Swiss and cheddar cheese prices at Wisconsin assembling points were largely unchanged or dipped slightly this week per the Agricultural Marketing Service. Demand ranged from slow to good with strong interest in prepackaged natural and processed cheeses. large blocks remained ample while small styles varied from short to ample. top grades were generally ample though B and C grades were limited.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Agricultural Marketing Service
Massillon figures in death record brief
I M Emery 62 president of Massillon Steel Casting Co and of the Steel Founders Society of America died Thursday from complications after an automobile accident A heart attack and pneumonia followed grave injuries in the wreck Also Huntington W Va Cyrol O Pete Wilson 58 VP and GM of Huntington Publishing Co died Friday
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Massillon, Ohio
I. M. Emery
Massillon Steel Casting Co
Steel Founders Society of America
Huntington
W. Va
Cyrol O
Pete) Wilson
The
Huntington Publishing Co
Judge Thomas Herbert Brown Dies at 80 in Frederick
Frederick Maryland report notes Thomas Herbert Brown aged 80, former Superior Court judge for 15 years in New Jersey, died Friday in a convalescent home after retirement in 1942.
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Frederick, Md
Thomas Herbert Brown
New Jersey
Brodhead School Adds Three Teachers for 1964-65
Brodhead announces new faculty hires James Miller to lead vocal music and choruses, Clifford Keuler to direct instrumental music, and Kathleen Cooper to teach bookkeeping half-day. Registration and back-to-school dates set for late August with half-day sessions for students and lunch program starting August 31.
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Brodhead
Brodhead School
James Miller
Brodhead High School
MacMurray College
Muskego
Clifford Keuler
Kathleen Cooper
Community guests gather for family weekend in Blanchardville
California visitors arrive for Walker Soper family reunion at McKellar Park. Local and out of town relatives attend dinners and visits across Janesville Monroe Racine Madison and New Glarus. Attendees include the Soper Ayen Goulds Disruds and the Hustads with multiple trips to maintenance and weddings noted.
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Earl Soper
Hazel Mason
California
Walker-Soper
McKellar Park
Lloyd Johnson
Clifford Gould
Ned Gould
Milwaukee
Walter E. Gould
Margaret Amerpohl
Charles Gratton
Mineral Point
Selmer
Olga Ayen
Andrew Ayen
Charles Williams
Janesville
Chicago
James Christopherson
Montevideo
Minn
Clarence Strommen
Harry Disrud
Leon Nelson
Plymouth
Clarence Disrud
Byron Berg
Upper Mississippi Valley Soil District Supervisors
Berg
Henry Rohner
Racine
George Watrud
Robert Wichelt
Monroe
John Thompson
Nekoosa
Ed Thompson
Lloyd Retrum
Verona
Irving Moon
Karen
Otilda Retrum
Hollandale
Luther Arnold
Gainesville
Fla
Chris Gronner
Herman Lehnherr
Arthur H. Hustad
L. H. Ames
New Glarus
Carol Jean Hustad
Gary J. Elmer
George Burns Returns to Work After Gracie's Retirement
George Burns, 68, says retirement never appealed and he returned from Nevada to Hollywood to star in Wendy and Me at Warner Bros. He also produces No Time for Sergeants and oversees Mister Ed. Burns compares his work ethic to Benny, Hope, and Berle, saying he loves performing and will keep working.
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Gracie
George Burns
Burns
Hollywood
Nevada
Warner Bros
Wendy and
Warners
Mister Ed
L. J. Warner
Wendy
George
Jack Benny
Bob Hope
Milton Berle
Bob Thomas
Associated Press
New Members Received From Addresses and Dates
New members listed include Dale Robert Putz of 1922 12th Avenue with entry dated August 23, 1964 and Mary Ellen McKnight of Route 1 South Wayne with entry dated August 27, 1954.
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Dale Robert Putz
12Th Avenue
Mary Ellen McKnight
South Wayne
Johnson nominates Thompson for Lancaster Wis postmaster
President Johnson nominates N. Miles Thompson to be postmaster at Lancaster Wisconsin. Dial 325 5101 for an Aataker today.
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Lancaster
Washington
Johnson
N. Miles Thompson
Lancaster, Wis
Wisconsin Corn Yield Forecast At 72 Bushels Per Acre
The USDA forecasts Wisconsin corn for grain at 115,704,000 bushels totaling 72 bushels per acre. Oat crop estimated at 55 bushels per acre totaling 116,545,000 bushels. Potato harvest forecast at 18,320,000 pounds. Tobacco crops rise with southern Type 54 at 8.4 million pounds and northern Type 55 at 9.92 million pounds.
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Washington
Wisconsin
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Sheboygan Judge Runs for State Supreme Court
Sheboygan County Judge J. W. Wilkus announced his candidacy for the Wisconsin State Supreme Court to fill the Dieterich vacancy in April's non partisan election. Nathan Heffernan was recently appointed by Gov. Reynolds to serve as interim until a full 10 year term begins. Wilkus, 51, has led county and juvenile court since 1953 and previously served as Sheboygan city attorney. He is a former vice president of the Wisconsin Board of County Judges and longtime juvenile judges chair. He也是 a member of the National Council of the Boy Scouts of America and claims no political affiliation.
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Sheboygan
J. W. Wilkus
State Supreme Court
William Dieterich
Nathan Heffernan
Reynolds
Wilkus
Heffernan
Wisconsin Board of County Judges
Wisconsin Board of Juvenile Judges
National Council of the
Boy Scouts of America
Regents Accept 6.4 Million in Gifts for Faculty Exchange
University of Wisconsin regents approved gifts and grants totaling 6.4 million dollars. A 300 thousand dollar grant from the Carnegie Corporation funds a faculty exchange with three southern universities. The program pairs Wisconsin with Texas Southern University, North Carolina A&T College Greensboro, and North Carolina College Durham.
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Madison
Uniersity of Wisconsin
Carnegie Corp. of
New York
Wisconsin
Texas Southern University
Houston
Agricultural and Technical College of North Carolina
Greensboro
North Carolina College
Durham
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Monroe Evening Times
Congress
Comets 13
Emery A. Odell
Inland i Associ
Seapy
Editorial
la Crosse
Lyndon B. Johnson
Democratic Party
Sen. Goldwater
GOP
Goldwater
Republic
Mailman Gronouski
Jim Farley
Republican Party
Evening Times
Glen Hoff
Royce Zumbrunnen
Dan Ault
Don Williams
Lou W. Barnes Jr
John C. Marty
Anna S. Elmer
Emil H. Enger
Argyle
Nicholas Schmid Jr
Robertson
Public Square
Highway 31
Belgium
Liege
England
Italy
Japan
Serbia
Green County
John Strahm
Switzerland
Dial
Wendell Graham
Waltham
Blanchardville
Earl Barber
Times Children’s Club
Dianne Louise Elmer
Debra Kay Thommen
Warren
Douglas Thomas Blum
13Th Street
Pamela Anne Douglas
Michael Gene Rebly
Ronald Eugene Sullivan
18Th Street
Susan Marcia Drafahl
Laurene Jane
Laura Jean DeVoe
Winslow
Diane Lynn Voegeli
Monticello
Donald Edward Robinson
Charlene Ann Botker
Beloit
Mark Alan Svendsen
Terry Alfred Fuller
Loves Park
Scott Allen Bauer
Kathleen Marie Falk
Jeffery Lee Rufer
10Th Street
Sandy Albright
Albany
Julie Kay Ritschard
Vicki Lynn Elmer
Barbara Jean Brooks
Juda
Michael W. Schultz
Wendy Jo Hartwig
Linda Sue Blasing
Pecatonica
Peggy Ann Moest
Orangeville
Gary Alan Schmeldt
Jay Jeffrey Erickson
Tammie Joy Wilde
Randy Jenny
Belmont
Lauri Sue Leuzinger
Diane Lynn Stauffacher
FIRST
Watiorval Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Evening Times Club
Monroe, Wis
Postoffice
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