Post Office Notice From Monroe Affected By Second Class Mail
The Monroe Evening Times reports at Monroe Wisconsin the post office operates under second class mail status per act of Congress March 2 and a dated October 1 1800. Emery A Odell identified with Associated Press notes subscription terms including Winnebago county and local postal compliance details with an $16 annual rate and advance payment requirements.
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Monroe, Wiscon
Congress
Emery A. Odell
Associated Press
Wisconsin
Bie
Easa
Winnebago
Editorial: Save Your Eyes and the Parking Streak
The editorial urges downtown workers to curb meter stalls during Christmas by using nearby free lots or walking. It notes legal limits on parking time and warns chalk marks could deter violations. It promotes walking from lots to ease eye strain and keep downtown merchants accessible during December.
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Monroe
Engineers prep America's first space satellite anniversary
Ten years ago on December 2 1957 engineers prepared components for the United States first space satellite while the Lennon Sisters secured a three year recording contract and a civilian atomic power plant began its chain reaction prototype.
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America
Lennon Sisters
Civilian
Monticello approves sale of electric utility to Wisconsin Power and Light
On December 2 1947 the State Public Service Commission authorizes Monticello to sell its electric utility to Wisconsin Power and Light Miss Grace Schroeder is elected president of the WRC and Miss Marlyn Richert earns national honors as former Green County home demonstration agent
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Monticello
State Public Service Commission
Wisconsin Power and Light
Grace Schroeder
WRC
Marlyn Richert
Greene County
Monroe Tax Rate Settles at $25.50 Per Thousand
Thirty years ago on December 2 1937 Brodhead. Marshall Peterson county judge elect is reelected president of the county YMCA. The Monroe tax rate of $25 per thousand dollars prevails.
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Brodhead
Marshall Peterson
Y.M.C.A
Monroe
Gypsies Nabbed in Two-Car Police Stop
A report notes that travelers in two cars were nabbed by local police on December 2 1927. Dr Carl J Schwingel opens a dental office. Butter prices rise to 57 cents a pound and eggs sell for 45 and 47 cents.
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Carl J. Schwingel
Neighbors Fight Juda Fire At G B Lahr Store
Fifty years ago on December 2 1917 neighbors aided in extinguishing a blaze at the G B Lahr store in Juda with M J Stues among those helping.
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G. B. Lahr
Juda
M. J. Stues
Dear Abby Advice Columns on Pregnancy and parenting
A collage of Dear Abby letters covers relationship abuse pregnancy limits and parenting. A pregnant wife faces control from her husband while a teen sitter questions parental boundaries and a mother urges gentler guidance at the dinner table. The page closes with Abby’s contact and a personal reply offer.
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Abigail van Buren
Chicago
Sells 350 Acre Farm Near New Glarus
Sy sells his 350 acre farm southeast of New Glarus. Harry Baldwin of Belleville is commissioned as second lieutenant at Ft. Sheridan. A meeting invites those interested in the welfare of retarded children.
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New Glarus
Harry Baldwin
Belleville
Ft. Sheridan
Monroe Protective League Withdraws Appeal Over Saloon Screen
Sixty years ago on December 2 1907 Monroe Protective League abandons its fight over the city saloon screen ordinance withdrawing its request for appeal. Joe Dormann a maker at the Dill factory suffers a broken hip in a fall from a Gratiot station platform.
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Monroe Protective League
Joe Dormann
Dill
Gratiot
Association Plans Meeting on Monday for Retarded Children
The Green County Association for Retarded Children will meet Monday December 4 at 8 p.m. in the Special Education Building formerly Green County Teachers College. Mrs. Kenneth Schneider from Evansville will speak about her duties as a nurse's aide at Central Colony Madison. Attendees should bring gifts for Southern Colony Union Grove, avoiding sharp edged items. toiletries for men and women welcomed. gifts are not to
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Green County Association For
Special Education
Green County Teachers College
Kenneth Schneider
Evansville
Central Colony
Madison
Union Grove
Education Takes Kiwanis Spotlight Mantawi
Kiwanis lunch program featured a talk on distributive education at the Swiss Wheel Restaurant. Speakers included Robert H. Rieder of the Monroe Clinic, Joseph G. Urban WEKZ manager, and high school faculty members Mrs. Marleah Leopold and Clement Stapleton.
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Avulue Aiwanis Club
Swiss Wheel
Robert H. Rieder
Joseph G. Urban
Marleah Leopold
Clement Stapleton
Rieder
Monroe
Urban
Wekz Radio
Alpine Camera Club Christmas Party Slated
Rodney Best reports the Alpine Camera Club will hold its annual Christmas party at 7:45 p.m. Wednesday December 13 in the Community room of the First National Bank. Members should bring ten to fifteen slides and a lunch will be served.
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Alpine Camera Club
Rodney Best
First National Bank
Santa and the Pigwidgen A Holiday Quest
Claus seeks a mysterious Pigwidgen key said to curse sleeping children across the land. He travels from village to village gathering gifts and clues, hoping to break the menace and save the children before time runs out. An ancient adviser hints to abandon the search and go home.
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Santa Claus
Claus
Mrs. Claus
Pigwidgen
City defends urban renewal figures and budget limits
In a letter signed by Jack Ferran and backed by Monroe Taxpayers League leaders, figures opposing urban renewal are challenged as potentially misleading. The Monroe Evening Times notes city officials approved publication after consultation and clarifies that budget figures show upper limits, not guaranteed expenditures.
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Een Impuca
Jack Fernan
John W. Macinnis
Monroe Taxpayers League
Monroe
Monroe Taxpayers Plea On Urban Renewal Spending
The Monroe Taxpayers League warns readers about urban renewal funds and federal subsidies. They question who the "unfortunate" are and fear long term costs, debt, and higher taxes for parcels sold and subsidies diverted from Monroe to other cities.
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Monroe
Washington
Readers' letter questions urban renewal series
A reader voices concern over front page urban renewal questions and answers. The letter notes that many answers raise new questions and references the claim that urban renewal represents the Great Society shaping policy.
Fox in a Fix delighted Monroe audience at PTA play
The Monroe P T A Cultural Arts Committee reports the play Fox in a Fix presented November 25 drew an appreciative crowd. Program leadership included Mrs. Egbert Kamstra and Mrs. Philip Teehan with many chaperones named. Special thanks went to Mark and John Rosa for technical help and to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Shaffer for ongoing support. The next program, An Adventure in Music, is set for February 11 in cooperation with Monroe music teachers.
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Monroe P. T. A. Cultural Arts Committee
Egbert Kamstra
Philip Teehan
Mmes
John Usher
Calvin Fischer
Herbert Baumgartner
Howard Schultz
Fred Studer
Roger Hoesly
George Carpenter
Nathan Hartwig
J. A
Monroe Music Teachers
Fall chores and family life in a nostalgic poem collage
A collection of verses reflects on a mother's fatigue from housework and the aging process. It transitions to a Red Cross notice and a long birthday list, then closes with a roll of daily celebrants for December. The piece blends domestic labor with communal notices and personal milestones.
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Junior
New Members Bryan Scott Buri
The notice lists Bryan Scott Buri of Route 2 as a new member born December 6 1960. It notes declining childhood infectious diseases in the U.S. with a Britannica statistic: 1900 mortality 243 per 100000 under 15, now about 1 per 100000.
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Scott William Stich
McConnell
Ill
David William Elchli
Monticello
Rodney Ray Arnsmeier
Juda
Sheri Lynn Bahe
Argyle
Jane
Ritschard
JoAnn Kay Schmerse
David Alan Rufer
25Th Ave
Nancy Marie Kendall
Randel Scott Gutzmer
18Th Ave
Kyle Wayne Shrader
Polo
Jane Marie Scherer
Michael Leigh Kammerude
9Th St
Dennis G. Johnson
Teddy Eugene Stuckey
Michael John McKenna
12Th St
Daniel Thomas Halverson
Dakota
Phillip Urban Miller
Sherman Avenue
Janesville
James Scott Wellman
Larry Allan Erickson
Blanchardville
Steven Louis Birsch
12Th Ave
S. W
Oelwein
Bryan Scott Buri
Bryan Scott Buri, Route 2
United States
Encyclopaedia Britannica
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AP News
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Dick Young
Farmer’s Mutual
Admiral
Times Children’s Club
Workinger
Mrs. Vernon Workinger
Browntown
Mom
Mrs. Workinger
Dad
Gosh
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League of Red Cross
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Nancy Kay Weckerly
Ricky Lee Wiesenberg
Roger Lynn Krebs
Winslow
Kelly Jo Schong
Shelley Lynn Rosenstiel
Loewi & CO
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Loewi
Music Stores, Inc
General Motors
Puritan Fund, Inc
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Kaiser Aluminum
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Roger K. Moe
Lugano Pizza
Roy's Sanitary Dairy
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