Monroe Evening Times Publication Info and Rates
Monroe Evening Times notes second class matter at Monroe post office under Congress act of 1879. Founded by Emery A Odell, 1871 1953, member of AP Inland Daily Press Assoc and other bodies. Rates: 40c weekly carrier, 15 annual in-city mail, 12 annual in Wisconsin counties, 14 annual outside Wisconsin. Office hours 8 30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturdays 12 noon. Phone 325 5101.
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Congress
City of
Monroe
Wisconsin
Stephenson
Jo Davies
Winnebago
Illinois
Hal Boyle Notes From The North Woods Inquirer
Editorial column by Hal Boyle summarizes everyday quirks and studies on insomnia teens debt seasickness floors called stories health tests heart attack risk and naval repainting while quoting quotes from Russell Lynes and Lord Chesterfield and noting practical observations.
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Hal Boyle
Lord Nelson
Britain
Russell Lynes
U.S. Navy
Lord Chesterfield
Old Lady of Angels fire toll among Chicago’s dead
Glancing Backward recounts the 1958 Chicago school fire that killed 90 people including 87 students and 3 nuns, with 85 or more children still in hospitals as Mon row Chamber of Commerce elects officers and Dr. Lonnie A. Coffin of Iowa named outstanding family physician of the year.
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Old Lady of Angels
Chicago
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Forrest L. Kubly
R. Finley Barry
L.J. Schroeder
Lonnie A. Coffin
Iowa
Monroe Doctrine speech highlighted on this day in history
The history page notes James Monroe outlining the Monroe Doctrine in 1823, Napoleon crowning emperor in 1804, Austerlitz victory in 1805, John Brown’s Harper’s Ferry raid and execution in 1859, Ford Model A debut in 1927, McCarthy censure in 1954, Canterbury visit to Pope in 1960, and Philippine president Garcia’s 1970 state visit to Japan.
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James Monroe
Congress
Western Hemisphere
Napoleon Bonaparte
France
Napoleon
Austerlitz
Czechoslovakia
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Harper’s Ferry
Charles Town
W. Va
Henry Ford
U.S. Senate
Joseph McCarthy
Wisconsin
Senate
Canterbury
John XXIII
Vatican
Carlos P. Garcia
Philippines
Japan
Manila
Tokyo
Green County 4-H Canning Display Gains National Attention
Four decades ago on December 2, 1928 Green County hosts a 4-H canning display that draws national interest. Local leaders celebrate student efforts and rural youth showcasing agricultural skills at the county fairgrounds.
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Green County
Mrs Herberlein of Fennimore Dies at 85
Mrs Emil Herberlein, 85, a lifelong Fennimore area resident and Platteville Normal graduate, died Sunday December 1 after a brief illness. She was the stepmother of Mrs Kenneth Brechler of Darlington.
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Emil Herberlein
Fennimore
Kenneth Brechler
Darlington
Fennimore Area
Platteville Normal
Mrs Hageberg of Stoughton Dies at 49
Irene Hageberg born Irene Osendorf of Darlington died Thanksgiving Day at age 49. Funeral service held December 2 at Tellefson-Bruni Funeral Home in Edgerton. She married Alfred Hageberg in 1940. he died in May 1968. Surviving are a daughter, three step-daughters, a step son, two grandchildren, and 15 great-grandchildren.
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Darlington
Irene Hageberg
Stoughton
Tellefson - Bruni
Edgerton
Irene Osendorf
Alfred Hageberg
George Phillips
Mrs Hegge 65 Dies in Brodhead Nursing Home
Aggie Hegge formerly Aggie Olmstead, 65, of Orfordville, died Saturday November 30 in a Brodhead nursing home after a long illness. Funeral at Luther Valley Church December 2 with burial in the church cemetery. Survived by son Merlin, brother Clarence Olmstead, and two grandchildren. Silverthorn Newcomer Funeral Home handled arrangements.
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Aggie Hegge
Orfordville
Brodhead
Luther Valley Church
Church
Aggie Olmstead
Plymouth Township
Rock County
Luther Valley
Daley
Lewis Hegge
Anderson 43 Dies Rites Set In Lake Stevens
Harlan Anderson of Lake Stevens Washington died of a heart attack on Saturday November 30 at age 43. He was a dispatcher for a ready mix concrete firm. Funeral services are set for Tuesday December 3 in Lake Stevens. He is survived by his wife two daughters a stepdaughter and several sisters.
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Harlan Anderson
Lake Stevens
Wash
Anderson
Marjorie Donmeyer
Monroe
Washington
Carl (Mae) Freitag
Monticello
Virgil
Leona) Monte
Mr. Anderson
Karen
Linda
Mrs
Frank
Beverly) Wainscott
Mrs. Emil Rabe Dies After Illness at 65 in Brodhead
Mrs. Emil Rabe 65 of Brodhead formerly Cecile Prisk died at 4 35 p m Saturday in St Clare Hospital Monroe after an extended illness She was born December 12 1902 in Mt Pleasant Township and married Emil Rabe May 18 1920 in Monroe She belonged to Immanuel United Methodist Church Brodhead and to several fraternal and auxiliary groups Surviving are her husband two sons Harland and Merlyn five brothers and other relatives.
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Columbus University
Edward Herberlein
Herberlein
United Methodist Church
WSCS
Eastern Star
Fennimore Reading Club
Grant County
Harry Budd
Fennimore
Mt. Pleasant Township
Emil Rabe
Brodhead
St. Clare Hospital
Monroe
Cecile Prisk
Ora
Ella Davis Prisk
Immanuel United Methodist Church of
Obituary notices service details for Brodhead area
Funeral services set for 1:30 p.m. Tuesday at Immanuel Church Brodhead with Rev Paul J Gibson officiating. Burial in Highland Cemetery Monticello. Visitation 7 to 9 tonight at New Comer Funeral Home Brodhead. Barracks Auxiliary service at 7:30 and Eastern Star at 8 tonight.
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John
Vietnam
Immanuel Church
Brodhead
Paul J. Gibson
Highland Cemetery
Monticello
Newcomer Funeral Home
Eastern Star
Irvin Olson Dies at Home in Blanchardville
Irvin Alvin Olson died at age 66 from an apparent heart attack in his Blanchardville home. He worked 20 years as a meat cutter at Skaife Bros. Market and Locker, was born January 26, 1902, and survived by his widow Janet Wahl, two daughters, a brother and four sisters, with burial planned at洛 Grace Land Cemetery after a Trinity Lutheran Church service led by Rev. Gerald Check.
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Blanchardville
Irvin Alvin Olson
Skaife Bros. Market
Mr. Olson
Casper and
Ida Disrud Olson
Hollandale
Janet Wahl
Carnival
Funeral home services scheduled Tuesday afternoon and church services following Wednesday afternoon after the funeral.
Boy Wade Kraft Seriously Hurt In Pearl City Car Collision
Wade L Kraft five year old son of Mr and Mrs Edward Kraft was seriously injured Friday near his Pearl City home when struck by a car driven by Carl F Block seventy one. He was thrown about 20 feet and taken to Rockford Memorial Hospital for treatment.
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Wade L. Kraft
Edward Kraft
Rockford Memorial Hospital
Carl F. Block
Pearl City
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