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Fragmentary notice lists office hours from 8:30 am to 3:00 pm and provides a telephone contact 325 9101. The readable lines imply a civic or organizational office but lack sufficient context for full identification.
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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1966
Page
2
Here's Another Week That Was A Chronicle Of Local Bits
Perry Power praised the new lieutenant governor in a Lions Club talk while teachers faced attrition and a guidance director left for private industry. The column catalogs school board quips, birthdays, political snippets, and a space news note that Luna 12 entered lunar orbit after 36 hours of silence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Power
Lions
Lee Sebald
D. J. Huenink
Board of Education
Ilinois
Oleo
National Guard
Ollie Fink
Armory
Walter Calvert
Senate
Gordon Roseleip
Darlington
Rockford
Calvert
Fred
Fritz) Beer
W. E
Dec
William Stuckey
the Times
Paul Frenzel
Stanton Stears
FFA
Monroe
Ed Hamilton
Times
John Steinmann
Monticello
Washington
Madie Stauffacher
Assembly
Les Johnson
California
Betty Grable
Miss Grable
Merlyn Loveland
Wisconsin
Lee Schroeder
Hartland
Roger T. Douglas
Spring Grove Township
Glancing Backward notices and retirements across towns
The column lists August Schlafli, 62, a Milwaukee Cheese Company employee, passing away in Blanchataville. John Eley closes his sheet metal shop and finds work in Freeport. Mrs. John Hammerly of Monticello returns from a Switzer visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Schlafli
Milwaukee Cheese Company
Blanchataville
John Eley
Freeport
John Hammerly
Monticello
Switzer
Jin Dairylan
Policeman Named to Green County Highway Patrol Twenty Years On
Twenty years of service noted as a policeman earns a promotion to the Green County Highway Patrol. The Second floor remodel at the First National Bank building will house the Peterson and Kittelsen law firm. Monroe sends 29 personnel to Camp Williams for field instruction. Boston Braves acquire the Milwaukee Brewers as a farm club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County Highway Patrol
First National Bank
Peterson and Kittelsen
Monroe
State Guard
Camp Williams
Boston Braves
Milwaukee Brewers
Doctor Gnagi Jr Wins AACS Fellowship In 1936
Thirty years earlier on August 29 1936 Dr W B Gnagi Jr earned a fellowship in the American College of Surgeons Rosella Flanagan became the bride of Malcolm Muenich Ed Huber and family returned from Switzerland recounting war fears Mary Catherine Share aged seven broke an elbow in a ladder fall
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Gnagi Jr
American College of Surgeons
Rosella Flanagan
Malcolm Muenich
Ed Huber
Norman
Darlene
Switzerland
Mary Catherine Share
Cromer Houser Wins Luchsinger Cup Over Roth
40 Years Ago Today August 29 1926 Cromer Houser winner of Luchsinger Golf Cup defeats H C Roth. Also Monticello services for Charles Snyder 47 restaurant proprietor. Rudolph Valentino funeral plans Broadway Pola Negri engaged to Valentino. Bank holdup at Brodhead steals 17000 from cashier George E Broughton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cromer Houser
H. C. Roth
Monticello
Charles Snyder
Rudolph Valentino
Pola Negri
Valentino
George E. Broughton
Bank of Brodhead
Madison event notes 1916 August 29
Arlie Frost drives E Smoot to three straight heat wins in Madison in 124 seconds. Rev William Kntzman of Madison leads Bible study at Monroe Camp grounds. Miss Maude Wenger to sing Hello Hawaii How are You at the band concert. William Lutz hotel man store keeper at Dill was in the city last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlie Frost
E. Smoot
Madison
William Kntzman
Monroe
Evangelist Scovilles Converts New Number at Revival
Sixty years ago on August 29 1906 Evangelist Scovilles leads revival meetings converting new followers. Miss Francis Wells daughter of D H Wells of Jordan dies. Mrs Sarah Manchester dies at her son’s home in Twin Grove. Paul A Ruf travels to Darlington to run an orange cider stand at the fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelist Scovilles
Francis Wells
D. H. Wells of
Jordan
Sarah Manchester
Twin Grove
Paul A. Ruf
Darlington
Mrs. Juanita Leaper Dies at 61 in Memorial Hospital
Mrs. Juanita Leaper aged 61 died Friday night at Memorial Hospital of Lafayette County. Services were held this afternoon at Steil Funeral Home. Burial planned at Genoa Junction Cemetery. Survived by brother Wallace Allen of Chicago. Dial 325-5101 for Adtaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juanita Leaper
Darlington
Memorial Hospital
Lafayette County
Steil Funeral
Genoa Junction
Leaper
Wallace Allen
Chicago
Miss Clara L. Holcomb Dies at 89 in Brodhead
Clara L. Holcomb of Brodhead died yesterday after an extended illness at Withee Nursing Home. Born June 3, 1877 at Krumb corners, she was the daughter of Randolph and Elizabeth Krumb Holcomb. Survived by nieces and nephews, preceded by brother Clayton and sister Lara Stair. A Methodist, active in Women’s Social Christian Service and Sunday School superintendent, member of Chaminade Club. Services tomorrow at 1:30 p.m. at Newcomer Funeral Home with Rev. Lyle Stephenson. burial Greenwood Cemetery. no visitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brodhead
Clara L. Holcomb
Withee
Randolph
Elizabeth Krumb Holcomb
Klumb
Ralph Steels
Krumb Corners
Clayton
Janesville
Lara Stair
Methodist Church
Women’s Social Christian Service
Chaminade Club
Newcomer Funeral Home
Lyle Stephenson
Greenwood Cemetery
Mrs. Margaret McMahan Dies at 81 in Darlington
Mrs. Margaret McMahan 81 died Saturday in a Darlington hospital after a long illness. Born Margaret Weber in Seneca she had lived here since marriage to John McMahan who died in 1955. A sister Mrs. Alice Tratnik of Prairie du Chien survives. Services were 10:30 am at Holy Rosary Church with burial in the church cemetery. The Rosary was held at Steil Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlington
Margaret McMahan
Margaret Weber
Seneca
John
Alice Tratnik
Prairie du Chien
Holy Rosary Catholic Church
Church
Steil Funeral Home
Band and Color Guard Winners at Legion Convention
Washington streaming results note Racine Elks Youth Band 310 won the national junior band judging with 91.08 points. Milwaukee Post 23 champions placed second in chorus with 94.25 points. Health Ministry in Seoul reports encephalitis toll at 310 dead since early month, 1,386 cases total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington W
American Legion
Wisconsin
Racine Elks
American Legion Post
Racine
Wis
Son Post 23
Milwaukee
Seoul
Korea
South Korea
Danish-born Miss Christiansen dies in Stoughton nursing home
Miss Christiansen 87 a longtime employee at St John’s Military School Evansville died Saturday in a Stoughton nursing home after a short illness. Born in Copenhagen she came to America as a young girl Funeral services will be at 9 am tomorrow in the Skaalen Nursing Home Chapel Stoughton Friends may call at the Holz Hunter Funeral Home Stoughton
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaeistiansen
St. John’s Military School
Evansville
Stoughton
Copenhagen
Denmark
America
Bam
Skaalen
Holzhunter
Beloit Woman Carrie Neuhart Halon 77 Dies
Mrs. Henry Halon 77 formerly Carrie Neuhart, Albany native, died Friday in a Beloit nursing home. Funeral 1:30 p.m. tomorrow at Rosman-Uehling-Kinzer Central Chapel Beloit. burial Newark Cemetery. Survived by three sons, one daughter, two step-sons, a brother, a sister, 11 grandchildren, five great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Henry Halon
Beloit
Rosman - Uehling - Kinzer
Newark
Carrie Nevhart
Peter
Carrie Paschow Neuhart
Joseph Klopfenstein
Henry Halem
Afton
George
Merlin Klopfen*stein
Irvin Klopfenstein
Brodhead
Wallace Anderson
Lyle Halom
Mark Halom
Norwich
N.Y
Merlin
Poplar Grove School Opens New Year in Spring Grove
Poplar Grove school began the year with four first graders Tom my Disch Debra Kundert Sherri Blum and Ida Ha en taught by Mrs. Roger Flannery. It is the only rural school open in Spring Grove and one of Green County's few remaining schools drawing pupils from Shang hai Bright and Poplar Grove districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poplar Grove
Spring Grove
Tommy Disch
Debra Kundert
Sherri Blum
Ida Haen
Roger Flannery
Green County
Shanghai
Bright
Also Mentioned on This Page
Embrey
Monroe, Wiscon- Peace
Congress
Editorial
Moscow
By Robert Tschudy
Adtaker
Miss Holcomb
Miss Christiansen
Trip
Lanz Agency
Sizzlers
Monroe’s Newest Complete Music Store
11Th Street
Badger Motors
The
Kroger Co
Weners
Kroger
Galm
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