Monroe History Observed As Centenary Marked At Lincoln Park
Green County Historical Society marks Monroe’s centennial with guest speakers and ceremonies at Lincoln Park. Other items note the death of Earl Morton in Jefferson township and Mrs. William Laughead’s death in Minnesota. Britons urged to leave Warsaw amid rising Polish German tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Harriet G
Anundsen
Edna Dunwiddie
Ralph J. Kundert
Green County Historical Society
Lincoln Park
Earl Morton
Jefferson Township
William Laughead
Attica
Minnesota
Warsaw
Local Newspaper Subscription Rates and Office Hours
The notice lists associated press subscriptions and rates for a year and the need for advance payment. It includes a service window from 8:30 a.m. to 9:20 p.m and a telephone number for contact. It references Donal regulations and mentions county names and patch details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cousin
Dicphenson County
Sear
Editorial reflects on FCC curbs on radio giveaways
The editorial argues the federal ruling restricting radio industry giveaway programs is overdue and questions possible political pressure on the FCC. It warns that continued external influence could revive semi lottery policies and hasten an industry already fraying at the edges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FCC
Commission
Inauguration Night Lights Up Monroe Recreation Park
Monroe to unveil new lighting tonight at Recreation park field after delays caused by missing cable. Wisconsin Power and Park officials organized a temporary power hookup, enabling summer night softball and Shrine benefit games to proceed. The improved illumination promises brighter fields and a milestone for the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recreation Park
Park
Wisconsin Power
Monroe
Kc-Shrine
Generous Gesture and Hospital Costs Stir Debate
State Auditor Kenner questions cost of extending professional courtesy to patients at Wisconsin General Hospital. Publics wonder if such favors are affordable, as taxpayers bear the expense. The piece argues paying one’s own way is the realist rule and invites reasons to justify exceptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenner
Wisconsin General Hospital
Madison
Wisconsin
Relic of Civil War Found During Jail Work
A 35 pound iron ball and a three foot chain with shackle were unearthed yesterday at the site of the new county jail in Janesville. Workers paused as the ground yielded this relic, believed to date from Civil War days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janesville
Country in the Pot and the Washington Letters
A reader dismisses dire Washington letters predicting doom and declares faith in rural life. He mocks urban pessimism, extols nature, and argues that Americans in fields and factories keep the nation alive while Washington planners misrepresent the country. He imagines carting officials to view Mother Nature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Business
Cal Zoolidge
Washington
National Screw and Bolt
Potomac
Copyright General Features
New Glarus Fair Officials Named
New Glarus fair announces chairmen for the annual school fair to be held Thursday September 15. Edwin Klassy, secretary, lists department heads including Robert Arn horse show Walter Streiff dairy cattle Waldo Freitag beef cattle Nic Kubly swine and sheep Richard Christen poultry William Hillerstad corn and grain Clarence Mayer clothing Mrs Clarence Mayer foods Mrs Peter Streiff canning Evelyn Fargen rugs Naomi Itten articles from feed sacks Kathleen Fuchs needle work Margaret Shaver flowers and Gress review Mrs John Goodman rural and grade school exhibits Leslie Bacon handi work Russell Monroe grade and oral school booths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Glarus
Edwin Klassy
Robert Arn
Walter Streiff
Waldo Freitag
Nic Kubly
Richard Christen
William Hillerstad
Clarence Mayer
Doris Hoesly
Peter Streiff
Evelyn | Fargen
Naomi Itten
Kathleen Fuchs
Margaret Shaver
John Goodman
Leslie Bacon
Russell Monroe
Spring Grove News and Social Notes from Wisconsin
Mrs. Herbert Molins hosts in Spring Grove while families and neighbors travel and visit. Recaps include Nolty-Schrader reunion at North Side park Brodhead with Robert Gene Clark as president and Clare Clark as secretary treasurer. Guests include Elmer cousins from Los Angeles and Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Sweeney
Phanton Lake
Nolty-Schrader
North Side Park
Brodhead
Robert Gene Clark
Clare Clark
Albert M. Elmer
Los Angeles
J. P
Peter” Elmer
Toledo
Herbert Mohns
Edwin Theiler and
Thomas and
Eugene
Wisconsin
Robert Mohns
Louisiana
Elmer Stahlecker
Wisconsin Dells
Otto Beckers
Madison
Leon Deal
Beloit
June ‘Thrasher
Moline
John Robertson
Orville Hawkins
Gary
Vicki Lynn
Fish Iatchery
Don Nyman
Chicago
Struck leases Fairman apartment in Richland Center
William Struck of Richland Center has leased the Fairman apartment formerly occupied by Mr and Mrs Allen Ross. The Rosses have purchased the Becker home on South Avenue. Try Times Want Ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brodhead
William Struck
Richland Center
Fairman
Allen Ross
Rosses
Becker
South Avenue
Wisconsin Public Service offers 4.3 million mortgage bonds
Washington dispatch: Wisconsin Public Service Corp of Milwaukee registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission yesterday the offer of 4,300,000 dollars in 30 year first mortgage bonds. The utility also sought SEC authority to sell 2,500,000 dollars worth of its 10 par common stock to its parent holding company Standard Gas and Electric Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington —(P
Wisconsin Public Service Corp
Milwaukee
Securit Ss and Exchange Commission
SEC
Standard Gas and Electric Co
Lutherans Seek Hungary's Report
A Lutheran spokesman says no further aid will go to the Lutheran church in Hungary until they account for 292000 dollars donated by American Lutherans since the war. Dr S C Michelfelder executive secretary of the Lutheran world federation said the condition governs grant of 250000 a year. He noted a Hungarian delegation requested funds and was told to meet terms on past donations government permission to receive American aid purpose details and allow inspection by American committee members.
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New
Sven — We
Federation
Geneva
Juda By Mrs. F. N. Mills
Mr and Mrs Russell Carter and family are on a week long camping trip at Eagle River. Various residents visit relatives in Decatur Monroe and nearby towns while others attend reunions and weekend visits. Notable illnesses and recoveries are noted with several family gatherings and trips across Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Carter
Eagle River
Joseph Jones
Kathleen
Anthony
Ida Dale
Decatur, Kenseth
Zienenerman
Ivan Arnsmeier
William Smith
Jim Falls
Martha Luckey
Be- Hort
Edward Luckey
Raymond Arnsmeier
Davis
Janet Arnsmeier
Virgil Waelti
Charles
Sandy Beach
Hayward
Leroy Peterson
Milwaukee
Florence Miller
Janesville
Shrader-Noulty
Brodhead
Melvin Wilson
Frank Leopold Jr
Robert Clark
Robert Clark Jr
Lester Shelton
Madison
Anita Dinges
Orangeville
Fred Brunkow
Kenneth Maas
Oregon
Lawrence Hartwig
Harry Newcomer
Willis
Esther Larson
John
Newcomer
Rodgers Memorial Hospital
Ocono
Mowoc
Louise Pinnow
St. Clare Hospital
Monroe
Lillian Yaun
Richard
Raymond Beightol
Colby
Ben Miller
Wisconsin
Canada
Donald Lahr
Union Grove
E. T. Lahr
G. S. Ecklund
Leroy
Minn
C.J. Tingley
John Affolter
Michigan
Ralph Weaver
Inez Weaver
Ruth Latham
Woodstock
Ill
Floyd Kretchmer
Harvard
Herbert Matzke
Floyd Kolander
Green Bay
Mary Elaine Matzke
William Matzke
Charles Smith
Juda
Martha | Schoeber
Kitewater
Clarence Stub
Cedarvill
Pearl
Chester Albright
Harry McClafferty
Rock
Many Sunday Guests Visit Juda Area Homes
A list of Sunday visitors and travels includes Mrs. Frank Ashenfelter Da is and Mrs. Ora Roderick, Sam and Matzke of Twin Grove, Alvin Camron and daughter from Arlington Heights, Grenzow family from Juda, Roy Freis at a Rural Letter Carriers convention in Grand Rapids, Mich, and many others. Local residents hosted and visited relatives across several towns including Waupun Madison Oconomowoc Monroe Brodhead and Oshkosh with several workers and families noted in attendance.
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Louise Pinnow
Arthur Ludwig
Dora Meyers
Monthel
Fred Wendt
Milton Junction
L. L. Helland
Lewis Lehnherr
Nancy
Janet
Herman Lehnherr
Blanchardville
Robert Maxstead
Beloit
Peter Retzlaff
Peter Jr
Harry Newcomer
Prairie du Chien
Claude Walton
Germania Schmultz
C._C. Brunkow
Ray McNutt
Winnebago
Minn
Stanley Broughton
Brodhead
Sam Walter
Sally
Howard Matzke
Janesville
Elmer Matzke
Ralph Frey
Irene Menehan
Madison
Ida Frey
Monroe
Herbert Frey
Dunkirk
N. Y
Ralphrey
Donna Zoe Adelman
South Wayne
Florence Wilkersham
Jessie Luther
O'sh- Kosh
Juda
Birthday Names and Neighbors List by August Dates
A long list of birthday greetings dated Sunday August 21 to Saturday August 27 shows individuals with names and routes or addresses, including Edward Kaderly Juda and Gloria Jensen Winslow among many others. The text shifts to a narrative about Sniffenpup hiding in a garbage can, recalling a journey through Elfinlandia and Ignomania, meeting shopkeeper Mr Cando, sharing milk, and describing Sandy and Fairy Britches.
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Edward Samuel Kaderly
Juda
Gloria Jean Jensen
Winslow
F Gary
Eugene Goecks
Sniffenpup
Sandy
Mr. Cando
Elfinlandia
Ignomania
Heilbronner Dies at 83 Hosiery Leader of Holeproof
Louis E. Heilbronner, 83, longtime Holeproof Hosiery Co. chairman of the board, died at his home after about a month of illness. He joined the company at 15, helped build Kalamazoo Knitting Works, became secretary and treasurer in 1900, then president in 1933 and board chairman in 1945.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uwaukee
Louis E. Heilbronner
Holeproof Hosiery Co
Heilbronner
Holeproof
Kalamazoo Knitting Works
Kalamazoo
Mich
Population grows 200000 monthly to 150 million
Census Bureau estimates the U S population rises about 200000 each month and may hit 150000000 by mid year The July 1 estimate stands at 149215000 reflecting steady growth across the nation and outlines ongoing demographic trends for policy considerations.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Lightning Sparks Idaho Forest Fires Across Three Forests
A rash of new lightning caused fires spread through three Idaho national forests. Twenty eight smoke jumpers and 220 others fought 38 fires in the Nez Perce forest, while storms blamed for at least 36 fires in the Payette and about 25 in the Boise forests. The largest Nez Perce blaze has burned about 40 acres on the Salmon river.
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wlCall
Idaho
Idaho National Forests
Nez Perce Forest
Payette Nationalest
Boise National Forest
Salmon River
New Glarus Social News From Mrs Millard Tschudy
Mrs Millard Tschudy hosts visitors in New Glarus as relatives and army friends call on her home. James Wallace of Jamestown and local residents share calls while others travel to California Yellowstone and Chicago with family.
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John Kundert
Jack Kundert
Monroe
James Wallace
Jamestown
N. D
Millard Tschudy
Kim
Wallace
Tschudy
Vernon Duerst
Forlifornia
Melvin Jenson
Belleville
Don Doherty
Blanchardville
New Glarus
Sniffenpup Plans Return to the Midway
Street or road tale follows Sniffenpup and Mr Cando as they discuss milk, questions, and a plan to return to the midway after a meeting at the post office with a man who offers cautious guidance about Ignomania and listening to questions.
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Sniffenpup
Hy Bhiff
Mr. Cando
Midway
New Members List With Addresses and Dates
New member entries include Daryl William Wilde of Browntown Box 147 March 13 1949 Margaret Ann Striker route 2 Sept 27 1941 Dennis Lee Wirth route 4 Sept 6 1948 Carol Jean Trumpy Clarno Aug 26 1948 Richard Wayne Arney 415 W Plummer Ave Calumet City ILL Feb 23 1948 Kenneth Andrew Anderson route 1 Woodford June 14 1949
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Daryl William Wilde
Browntown
Margaret’ Ann Striker
Dennis Lee Wirth
Carol Jean Trumpy
Clarno
Richard Wayne Arney
W. Plummer Ave
Calumet City
Ill
Kenneth ‘Andrew Anderson
Woodford
Browntown Social Visits and Family News
Mrs C L Crago reports Browntown events with the Hastings and Nybroten families visiting in Winslow Morgantown Vineland and Chicago a family picnic at Fritz Hastings home and New Jersey relatives meeting Norman Nybroten Oscar Nybroten and Barbara Hanson. Fleury Miplet noted as Montreal printing pioneer backed by Franklin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hastings
San Francisco
Lena Hastings
Emma Hastings
Fritz Hastings
Winslow
Joseph Dale
Helen Ellingston
Norman Nybroten
Morgantown
W. Va
Barbara Hanson
Vineland
N. J
Oscar Nybroten
Fleury Miplet
Montreal
Benjamin Franklin
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Evening Times
Green County
A. A. Leavitt
Joseph Acherman
Jacob Gempeler Jr
Leavitt
Acherman
J. P. Zweifel
J. R. Moulder
E. A. Janke
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
William F. McDowell
West Wisconsin Methodist Conference
Freeport Ymca Hiking Club
Lafayette County Cheese Factory
Fred J. Marty
Bernard Riggs
Turner Opera House
Ringling Circus
Denver
Academy of Music
U. S
Can
Stonroe Daily Jeurnal
The
Associated Press
Inlai Daily Press Association
Audit’ Bureau of Circulation
Editorial
Frank Tripp
Hoover
Glarus Fair
Spring Grove
Mrs. Herbert Molins
Hungary
William Tell Park
Glarus
Happy
Richard Harold Stubbe
Byron Smith Jr
Paul Andrew Sulzer
17Th Avenue
Judith Ann Legler
Brooklyn
Darlyn’ Elaine Wenger
Juto
Stephen Frederic Maske
Juanita Mardell Zurfluh
Albany
Deanna Kay Grant
Lake Drive
Herman Eric Beutel
Laurence Ernest Boegl
Anna May Saxer
Monticello
Carolyn Jean Elmer
Stanley Willis Olson
Donald Alvin Blumer
Ruth Ellen Scheidegger
Cheryl Kay Ommodt
Theodore Allen Ott
Evelyn Marie Wenger
Judith Ann Obert
Larry Eugene Boeck
Ronald’ Frederic Ochsner
Linda Lou Dwyer
Istreet
Kay Ellyn Krebs
Phillip Roger Rundle
Cando Sniffenpup
Elfinandia
Shore House
Hy Bluff
Wal
L.E. Heilbronner
Mrs. Millard Tschudy
M. Aquila
Evening Times Club
Monroe, Wis
Mrs. C. L. Crago
M. J. Gonstead
Jone
Wisconsin Power and Light Company
Corliss Archer
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