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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1964
Page
2
The Monroe Evening Times lists subscription rates: carrier in Monroe city $15.50 yearly, mail in Wisconsin and Stephenson County Illinois $10, outside Wisconsin and Stephenson County Illinois $13. All subscriptions must be prepaid to meet postal regulations. Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and phone number is 325-5101.
An editorial reflecting on hunters returning from a long backwoods camp season. The piece recalls hardships like blizzards, cold, and cutting ice while noting the thrill of the hunt, renewed friendships, and the peace of leaving responsibilities behind. It honors a year marked by a national tragedy and ends with a meditation on perspective and the value of time in the hunt.
Key events dated December 1 include the restoration of habeas corpus by Andrew Johnson in 1865, the first hydrogen balloon flight in 1783 over Paris, and neutrality pledges by Norway Denmark and Sweden in 1917. Also noted are Roosevelt opening the Inter American Conference in 1936 and the Civil Air Patrol’s 1941 founding.
Glancing Backward recalls events from 10 25 40 and 50 years ago including a 130 pound buck killed by officers after havoc at IOOF hall and a home on 17th avenue plan for jail remodeling and milk vending in high school. The column notes other historical items and local milestones.
A reader asks about social security for a part time maid and coverage for temporary farm workers. Answers clarify wage thresholds for reporting, disability benefits vs age retirement reductions, how self employed individuals file Schedule C and pay self-employment tax, and criteria for temporary or farm workers to be covered.
On Route 92 near Hopkinton a single engine plane piloted by Edward J. Butler Jr. of Barrington attempted an emergency landing in heavy traffic. It was struck by a mobile home operated by John W. Richardson Jr. of Armonk New York. No injuries reported.
Gerald Earleywine of Route 1 Brodhead was re elected president of the Orfordville Local PMA at the annual meeting in Orfordville. Harold Coppe spoke on PMA progress and urged farmers to settle differences to pursue a common goal.
The Labor Department says the cost of living rose by one tenth of a percent in October with price gains across most categories. Food, gasoline, and household appliances did not rise. Istanbul is cited as the largest city in Turkey.
Mrs Glen Flannery hosted the November Homemakers Club meeting with a Thanksgiving roll call hint. Gifts were collected for Green County hospital and a donation planned for the Green County Association for Retarded Children. A Christmas party and gift exchange were set for Dec 3 at the Casino with husbands.
Mrs Guy Davis was elected vice president and Mrs Roger Flannery reporter at the November Oakley Homemakers meeting. President Mrs Ellsworth Rosheisen hosted and reported on the fall county council meeting. Roll call referenced the Favorite Fall Scenic Drive.
Mrs. Royal Bacon hosted the November Merry Homemakers meeting. Mrs. John Nyman presented a lesson on Buying Rugs and Carpets with sample displays. The group reviewed driving rules and the point system.
Handwork by members was shown and refreshments were served by the hostess. A special gift was presented to Mrs. Paul Baltzer. For the December meeting a Christmas dinner party is planned for Thursday Dec 17 after which members will gather at Mrs. Clarence Day's home for the regular session.
Milwaukee news confirms Mrs. Philip G. Kuehn was granted a divorce on Monday from the former Milwaukee businessman and 1960 1962 Republican gubernatorial nominee. She cites cruel and inhuman treatment and was awarded custody of their three children. The former husband now resides in Texas.
The Senate House Committee on Reduction of Non Essential Federal Expenditures reports an October increase of 8,954 in federal civilian staffing, bringing total employment to 2,470,330.
A community seeks a missing stage act believed to be performed by a local troupe, sparking investigations, clues, and hopes that the piece can be recovered before it vanishes again. The effort involves volunteers, venue staff, and archival researchers across multiple weeks.
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