Wisconsin State Patrol Urged to Expand and Modernize Force
Homer G. Bell leads a renewed call for a well trained adequately equipped state highway police. He cites rising incidents across counties and urges expansion from 55 cars to about 250 personnel. He envisions a modern patrol capable of supporting traffic enforcement statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer G. Bell
Uector
Wisconsin
Clafsic
Gel
Agnt
Wiscont
Asay
Airector
Directows
Ohio
New York
Pennsylvania
Inanzna
Debate on Journalism School Requirements Divides Dean and Camp
Dean J L O Sullivan of Mar Quetic University argues against treating practical newspaper experience as the sole teacher for journalism instructors. He warns readers would suffer if editors exaggerate minor events or belittle national achievements, while noting training should build intellect and general knowledge with vigilance and responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. O'Sullivan
Mar
Quetic University
College of
Yqurmanem
Russia
Eean
Lenin
Middlewest
Fom
Weil
Teaders
Registered Bull Sales Involve Breeders Here
Sale of three registered Brown Swiss bulls announced by Fred Idtse secretary of the Brown Swiss Cattle Breeders association Beloit. W L Dobbs Monroe sold Priscillas Privet Royal to Aloysius Pfeifer Buena Vista Ta Wesley Grenzow and son Juda bought Swiss Ladys Signal from H L and Donald Neu st h wand er Dakota and Alfred Meier Monroe bought Judds Bridge Bailie from Judds Bridge farms New Milford Guth faces trial Economowoc Michael Wilkinson 19 an Oconomowoc high school student will face trial on a charge of carrying a concealed weapon Wilkinson waived preliminary hearing and was released 25 of Thomas Pearce 15 was wounded fatally at the school while examining a owned by Wilkinson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred
Idtse
Beloit
W. L.dobbs
Monroe
Priscilla
Royal
Aloysius Pfeifer
Buena ‘Vista
Wesley Grenzow
Juda
H. L
Donald Neusthwander
Dakota
Alfried Meier
Judd
New
Milford
Guth
Governor Davidson urges state system to insure bank deposits
In a public declaration dated December 6 1907 Governor Davidson proposes a state backed deposit insurance system for banks similar to national banks. The report notes a planned afternoon event featuring Swingen King and a high school girls game at the Armory tonight against Platte Ely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davidson
Armory
Platte
Ely
Beckman Graduation Marks Monroe Enlistment
A fragment notes Beckman's graduation from a graduate school and his enlistment, connected to Monroe, upon arrival. The text references W.R. Schu Company in relation to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beckman
Monroe
Monticello Honor List Features Christen Allan Roberts
Monticello school announces honor roll members Christen Allan Roberts and Helen Stau for outstanding academic achievement. The list highlights students receiving recognition in the Monticello district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticelo
Times
Christen’ Allan
Roberts
Helen Stauoy
Schweiz
Government appeals in Charleston case to U S circuit court
On a government appeal in Charleston West Virginia the case was carried to the United States circuit court. The named parties include Capt Kathleen Durant and others in the dispute over agency actions and procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Vas
Fourth
U.S. Circuit’ Court
ax-Wac
Kathleen
Fash
Durant
Not father claim disputed by press agent statement
A press agent for Howard Hughes states that John Q. Er is not the father of Patricia Miles, a claim circulating today. The assertion appears based on rumors without corroboration from reliable sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Q ‘Er
Press
Howard ‘Hughes
Patricia
Miles
Notable Guests Attend Kiester Family Gathering
A list of guests including Mrs. William S. Henry of Alt-Monroe, Mrs. Lawrence Taft, Tommy of Oneco, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Reimann, and others visited Mr. and Mrs. Evan Kiester. Also present were Mr. and Mrs. Chester, Mr. Schupbach, and Alice Schilt with Leland Strom. The gathering occurred amid wartime candy restrictions and local sensitivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert, Matzke
Williams
Henry
Alt- Monroe
Lawrence Taft
Tommy
Oneco
Albert Reimann
Ginner
Evan’ Kiester
Chester
Mea
Belleville
Schupbach
New
Glor U
Alice
Schilt
Leland
300 Will Attend School Board Meet
More than 300 residents of Green County will attend the county meeting at the high school auditorium starting at 9:45. Representatives from 126 rural school districts will be present, including 38 closed and five villages, with Miss Irene Olagon from the state department of public instruction speaking on school plant improvement and new laws. The rural health program will be discussed by Miss Ruth Chase and Harold Lautz, with music by students of the Green County Normal School directed by Virginia Linley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County
Beeginning
Acme
Irene Olagon
State Department. of Public Instruction
Ruth Chase
Harold Lautz
State Board ‘of Health
Green County |Normal
Virginia Linley
Funeral for Mrs Cosino Steinmann Held at St John
Last rites for Mrs Cosino Steinmann were held Wednesday afternoon at St John Evangelical with Rev P C Kehle officiating. Among the attendees were out of town relatives and friends including John Steinmann Kahoka Mo John H Keel Marshfield Edward J Young South Bend Indiana and others from Rockford Madison Beloit Milwaukee Brodhead and Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosino
Steinmann
St. John’s
P. C. Kehle
John
Kahoka
John’ H. Keel
Marshfield
Edward J. Young
South. Bend
Ind
John Blaser
Rockford
Thomas L. Keel
Fred Steinmann Sr
Ervin ‘Brown
Emil Barth
Charles Eastman
Chi
Fred. Diichow
Milwaukee
Cago
Rudolph Whalen
Madison
Frank
Albright
Russell
Fred.Blunter
Leroy
Albany
Elliott. Montgomery
Brodhead
T. J. Barmore
Beloit
Local Social and Community Notes from Juda and Surrounding Areas
Mrs. F N Miller reports the 60th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs William Schultz at Albany attended by Mr and Mrs Ernest Salzwedel. The Juda Womans club plans its Christmas meeting and gift exchange at Mrs Harrison Grenzow's home on Thursday evening December 11. Vivian Johnson, dietician at Wesley Memorial hospital Chicago, visited her parents Mr and Mrs Tra Johnson in Juda. Mr and Mrs Robert Preston welcomed a daughter at St Clare Hospital. Louis Lehnherr hosted a family dinner for the 80th birthday of his father Rudy Lehnherr of Blanchardville. Arthur Kramer of Rock Grove Ill and family visited their daughter and family, Mr and Mrs Russell Carter, in Juda. Martha Wolgast was a business caller in Monroe. The Hartwigs and Mabel Bauer shopped in Monroe Friday. William and family Clements moved into the house vacated by Harry Buhlman, who moved to a farm owned by the Preston sisters of Brodhead. E T Lahr returned home after a week with relatives in Racine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Salzwedel
William’ Schultz
Porn
St. Clare Hospital
Louis’ Lehnherr
Lehnherr
Rudy Lehnherr
Blanchardville
Arthur Kramer
Rock Grove
Ill
Russell Carter
Martha Wolgast
Monroe
Arthur Hartwig
Mabel Bauer
William Clements
Harry Buhlman
Juda
Preston Sisters
Brodhead
E. T. Lahr
Racine
Monroe Evening Times Club Membership Coupon
AM boys and girls up to 12 years of age are invited to join the Monroe Evening Times Boy and Girl Club. Fill out this coupon carefully and mail to the Evening Times Club Monroe Wisconsin. Name Date of birth
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Mventing Times Boya
tGirla’ Club
Veoing Times Club
Monroe Evening Times
Mon-roe
Wis
Christmas tale unfolds in Santa clash with Mr Sleek
A long excerpt narrates Santa Claus seeking a genuinely good child in Mizoo as Mr Sleek plots to end Christmas by delivering ashes and switches. Santa disguises himself to test children for true goodness, revealing the contest between benevolence and bitterness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa
Mr. Sleek
Hal
Sleek
Santa Claus
Land of
Mizoo
Nick Olas
New Members Announced for Local Group
New members listed include Beth Ann Schuler of Monticello with a Dec 20 1042 date, Beverly Jean Jones route 1 Juda with Jan B 1945, Charlene Mae Jones route 1 Juda with Feb 27 1946, and Jerome Paul Lindsay of 1415 17th Avenue with Dec 7 1942.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Irene Camron
Bernard Milz
Lois Anderson
Rockford
Lois Kay Allan
Browntown
Judith Mae Olson
Woodford
Dale Roger “Meyer
Joan Kathryn Rosenstiel
John Cotherman
Jerome Pauli Lindsay
17Th Avenue
Billie Ann Wenger
15Th Street
James Ross
Stephen Alan Matzke
Norma Suzanne Cresson
16Th Avenue
Marlene Helen Zimmerman
Sharon Rae Broge
9Th
LaVerne Lou Schindler
Freeport
Thomas Clifford Prien
Cat
Beth Ann Schuler
Monticello
Beverly Jean Jones
Juda
Charlene ‘Mae Jones
Jerome Paul Lindsay
Probation Given After Guilty Plea In Statutory Rape Case
William Patrick, of route 2 Evansville, pleaded guilty before Municipal Judge Ralph F. Gun to attempted statutory rape. He was sentenced to one to three years in state prison but the term was stayed and he received probation for one to three years. The other lines note Santa references and a remark about telephone book colors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janesville
William Patrick
Evansville
Ralph F. Gun
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Odell
Pam
Associated Press
Board OF Dire
Editorial
Council
Eral Pao Bae Alu
F. N. Miller
Postoffics
Evening Times Club
Happy
Rena Lou Thorp
10Th Street
Kenneth Paul Hoesly
Jude
Merva Emilie Legler
Donald Lee Clickner
Jane and Janet Stauffacher
Marvin John Herbert
Vilas C. Thompson Jr
Darlyne Joan Elmer
Donald Lester Witt
Larry Francis Leopold
Nathan Earl Hartwig
Gary
John Studer
Carol Ann Rufer
Tommy Roger Hartwig
Barbara Jean Ballmoos
Argyle
North Pole
South Pole
Jeffrey Jeremiah
Jeffrey
Santa Land
DeLaval Magnetic Speedway Milking
Handy
de Laval
Speedway
Tschudy’s
Jacob Tschudy
Robert E. Tschudy
Scharles
Ethac
Sc. Charles
Charles
Norman R. Harper
Washington Ave
Oliver
Goddby
Lucrece Hudgins
Hwas
Burkhard
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