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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1966
Page
2
Education and Roseleip in Wisconsin primary discourse
In the two weeks before the primary, voters face a flood of claims and counterclaims about Sen. Gordon W. Roseleip. The piece argues he is unfairly attacked on education and Communist speakers, noting supportive letters from university and school groups and endorsements from Young Republican chapters. It urges voters to evaluate candidates on stated stands, not on smear tactics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordy
Gordon W. Roseleip
Sen
University of Wisconsin
Sen. Roseleip
Charles LaLoutos
Association of Wisconsin State University
Platteville
State University
Roseleip
G. Berge
Wisconsin Association of School Act Administrators
Wiscoin Association of
Wisconsin
Platteville State University
State Senate
Against Communism or Education The Political Split
The passage reflects on candidate fault lines caused by well meaning supporters chasing victory. It suggests that opposing Communism can be mistaken for opposing education, calling for soul searching before it is too late.
Grandfather with 99 grandchildren aims for four more
WHITE BEAR LAKE Minn Charles Halonen says he and wife Anna have 99 living grandchildren and expect four more before he turns 65. He jokes he likes seeing grandchildren visit but not all at once. The couple’s family spans Finland roots, seven sons and seven daughters, with most grandchildren in the Twin Cities area and eight attending a reunion eight years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Bear Lake
Minn
Charles Halonen
Halonen
Anna
Finland
Apostolic Lutheran Church
St. Paul
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Kokoto
Detroit
Mich
San Diego
Calif
City Band Practices To Begin On Monday
The Fall season of City Band practices will begin next Monday evening Aug. 29 at 8 pm in the Junior High School band room. Band director Al lan F Barnard announced the plan and invited adult musicians to call 325-5240 for an interview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan F. Barnard
Mr. Barnard
Power shovel hit worker fatally near Hillsboro
Lordahl 44 of Viroqua was injured fatally Friday when a power shovel struck a construction worker at a bridge project near Hillsboro Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viroqua W — Selmer
Lordahl
Viroqua
Hillsboro
Glancing Backward by Robert Tschudy reflects late 20th century notes
Glancing Backward recounts events from August 27 ten years ago including cattle deliveries to Monticello for Jake Marty and partners, Anna Blum becoming corresponding secretary of the National Association of Women Lawyers in Dallas, Harold Lamboley and family visiting from New Haven, and Mrs Palmer Knobel and Mrs Gladys Benkert returning from a ten week Europe trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Jake Marty
Ben Feldt and
Don Digman
Anna Blum
National Association of Women Lawyers
Dallas
Tex
Harold J. Lamboley
New Haven
Monroe Obituary Notices and Local Civic Board Elections
Twenty years have passed since August 27 1946 when Monroe resident Mrs Elizabeth Trachsel died at her home on 16th street. Also reported is the death of 64 year old Ray A Young at St Clare hospital and the passing of M E Baltzer a longtime education insurance and civic leader. L E Bothell of Monroe was elected chairman of the Green County Publicity Committee with Ray A Young named vice chairman Edn C Baker secretary and Clarence Lengacher treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Trachsel
Monroe
16Th Street
Lee Germann
St. Clare Hospital
L. E. Bothell
Green County Publicity Committee
Ray A. Young
Edn C. Baker
Clarence Lengacher
M. E. Baltzer
Obits and notices from Clarno area dated August 27, 1936
Felix D Jeffry a 77 year old Clarno township farmer dies at Maple Ridge farm after a long life of farming. Dave Barry a 52 year old boxing referee who worked the 1927 Dempsey Tunney fight dies. Old age pension checks totaling 5539 mailed to 316 recipients per Cynthia Stokes director. Jeanette Boss daughter of Mr and Mrs Sam Boss undergoes tonsillectomy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix D. Jeffry
Clarno Township
Maple Ridge Farm
Dave Barry
Jack Dempsey
Gene Tunney
Chicago
Cynthia Stokes
Jeanette Boss
Sam Boss
40 Years Ago Today August 27 1926 President Charles G
A brief historical note marks August 27 1926 as a milestone with President Charles G in focus. The item recalls a moment in national leadership and the era’s political context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles G
Dawes Celebrates 61st Birthday and Local Notices
Dawes observes his 61st birthday. Miss Margaret McGrath aged 70 passes away at the Ben Woodle home. Colleen Frisco owned by F B Luchsinger finishes 5 4 4 at Madison. The Fred J Blumer Packard touring car collides head on with a Ford near Winslow. Leader Oil Company manager L D Lewis announces special prices on Lead er gasoline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawes
Margaret McGrath
Ben Woodle
Colleen Frisco
F. B. Luchsinger
Madison
Fred J. Blumer
Prohibition Ticket Seeks Governor Race in 1916 News
Fifty years ago the Pewaukee resident George McKerrow announced a run for governor on the Prohibition ticket. Rudy Wenger and Co offered specials on engines jumps and windmills. Emil Schaad and Gottfred Zumbach sustained injuries in an auto accident near Janesville. H. H. Moe returned home from a business trip to Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McKerrow
Pewaukee
Prohibitis
Rudy Wenger
Emil Schaad
Gottfred Zumbach
Janesville
H. H. Moe
Madison
Straw hats spared for fall in Wisconsin city hype
Sixty years ago on August 27 1906 Milwaukee Wisconsin headlines boast straw hats can stay out of the junk heap past September Miss Elizabeth Buehler returns to Madison after a visit home Bertha and Martha Haack travel to Buena Vista to visit kin A F Liehtenwalner advertises Hollister s Rocky Mountain Tea in tea or tablets for restful sleep
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Elizabeth Buehler
Madison
Bertha
Martha Haack
Buena Bista
A. F. Liehtenwalner
Hollisters
Rocky Mountain
M Books Distribution Set for Monday Evening
The 1966 M books will be issued Monday August 29 from 7 to 9 p.m. in the M room at the High School. Students must bring receipts. An autograph dance will follow from 9 to 11 p.m. in the M Room. STRIKE NEARS END World Journal Tribune publication blocked for 126 days as Pressmen's Union and merged newspaper reach tentative agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New World Journal Tribune
Madison Woman Mrs Lowe Dies At 70
Mrs Lowe seventy, Madison native since 1926, died after brief illness in a Madison hospital. UW journalism graduate of 1920, she chaired civic groups, publicized for Girl Scouts, and served with Madison Civic Music Association. Funeral services Monday at Frautschi Funeral Home. Burial Forest Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witara Lowe
Madison
Mt. Horeb
Garnet Kleven
Gilbert
Klevenville
Danes County
University of Wisconsin, College of Journalism
Madison Civics Club
United Givers
Madison Girl Scouts
Madison Civic Music Association
Frautschi Funeral Home
Frank K. Efird
Forest Hill Cemetery
Mrs Franke Stricken at 32 in Rockford Home
Mrs C iichara Shirlee Franke 22 of Rockford owner of the Eagles Nest Antique Shop and Monroe Kiwanis Antique show participant died at 11:40 a.m. yesterday of a heart attack at her home. Survived by husband, Todd, daughter Cynthia, and her mother Gladys Credict, with services Monday at Emmanuel Episcopal Church Burpee Wood Funeral Home in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Iichara
Shirlee) Franke
Rockford
Eagles Nest
Monroe
Gladys Credicott
Freeport
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Burpee-Wood Funeral Home
Today in History highlights from Aug 27, 1968
On this date in 1883 Krakatoa erupted in a violent cataclysm that circled the earth by tidal waves. Other items note WWI naval losses in 1914, Italy declaring war in 1916, Kellogg-Briand Pact in 1928, penicillin discovery in 1942, RAF raids on Nuremberg in 1943, and NAACP leader George Metcalfe injured by a car bomb in Natchez.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Krakatoo
Italy
Germany
Austria
Hungary
Paris
Royal Air Force
Nuernberg
Washington
U. S
Egypt
Rome
Amintore Fanfani
Krushchev
Kremlin
Berlin
Natchez, Miss
NAACP
George Metcalfe
Singing Mouse From Grade One Delights Green County Readers
A short tale by Dr H G Anundsen features Gloria the singing mouse of Grade One who, living behind the woodwork, steals crumbs with brother Peter until Miss Blossom and the superintendent notice. The famous mouse’s performance ends when vacation ends and crumbs vanish, leaving the mice to move on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Anundsen
Green County Regional Writers
Mother Mouse
Gloria
Mouse
Peter
Miss Blossom
Photographer Peter J Carroll Dies at 55 in Boston
Boston mourns Peter J Carroll a veteran Associated Press photographer and World War II correspondent aged 55 who died Friday after more than 25 years on the AP staff. Also noted are new members Tamara A Coplien and Jeff Johnson with listed addresses and dates in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Peter J Carroll
Associated Press
Evening Times Club Mystery Singing Mouse Tale
A fragmentary item recalls a singing mouse story linked to Evening Times readers. It mentions doors with seeds and insects for the creature to eat and notes the animal never returned to Grade One.
Johnson Birthday Tour Opens at LBJ Ranch
President Johnson, 58, celebrates his birthday at the LBJ Ranch in Texas hill country after a brisk one day tour of Idaho, Colorado and Oklahoma. He urged Soviet leaders to join U S efforts to halt nuclear devastation during the West swing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
West
Texas
LBJ Ranch
Idaho
Colorado
Oklahoma
Soviet Union
Climax comes today for Little League World Series final
In Williamsport the championship game features Houston Texas and West New York New Jersey teams. About twenty thousand fans are expected to fill the bleachers and slopes around the ball park for the climactic matchup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsport
Paw
Houston
Tex
West New York
N.J
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Debra Indergand
Raymond Indergand
Beatrice Ackerman
Melvin Ackerman
Kim Hartwig
William Hartwig
Keith Haldiman
Ed Haldiman
Times
By Robert Tschudy
Hewest Complete Music Store
11Th Street
Badger Motors
Times Children’s Club
Tamara Ann Rutsch
Browntown
Terri Jean Leuzinger
Kenneth Edward Swiggum
Forrest Pl
Ft. Leonard Wood
Heidi Louise Meier
Argyle
Debra Lynn Crooks
Dennis Ros Drye
18Th Ave
Bradley Scott
Schneeberger
26Th St
Barbara Annette Nafzger
Tammy Michelle Beutel
Robert Lee Meier
Box
South Wayne
Michael Scott Paul
Winslow
Todd Alan Woelffer
Jeanne Marie Swiggum
Forrest Place
Thomas Henry Rebly
9Th St
Linda Lee’ Montgomery
Michael Leland McGuire
Cleveland Ave
John Charles Aeberhard
Stephen Russell’ Werren
Laura Ann Saunders
New Glarus
Ricky Eugene Moore
25Th Ave
Heidi Elizabeth Witt
Joey Dean Jaeggi
Juda
DeAnn Lee Olsen
Brodhead
Wendy Renee Schmoldt
Marcia ‘Marie Ellingson
Woodford
Richard Lee Neuenschwander
Jerry Dean Isely
Lora Lynn Shippy
14Th Ave
Terri Jolene Plantikow
20Th Ave
Danny Ray Jones
Danny Ray Johnson
Ronald John Neuenschwander
Robert William _Bechtolt
Mark Daniel Nenneman
Tamara A. Coplien
Jeff Johnson
Evening Times Club
Evening Times
Postoftice
F. M. Bray City Clerk
Mr. Merchant
Jim Bruce
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