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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1956
Page
2
The Wisconsin dairy industry honors Doris Olsen known as Alice in Dairyland praising her public work across four states and numerous appearances. The writer urges the industry to boost cheese quality to support Doris sales messages and ensure the nation receives the finest product.
The article assesses Prime Minister Anthony Eden amid Conservative party criticism over the Suez incident. It notes Eden’s decline in trust at home and abroad, contrasts his actions with Churchillian diplomacy, and questions whether he can weather the political storm or resign.
Mrs Wiseman aged about 80 died Thursday in Mt Vernon South Dakota. Funeral services are set for Sunday. Mr and Mrs Ainsworth left for Mt Vernon and plan to return early next week.
The report notes that French Morocco holds about 500000 irrigated acres. It highlights agricultural development and water management in the region during the period.
Ten years ago the paper reports a record warm December in Monroe with temperatures near 60. Obituaries note Albany merchant John E. Whalen’s heart attack death. A Saskatoon hotel fire kills 11 and injures 18. Monroe high cagers beat Reedsburg 43 36. Other items include local club elections and notable deaths.
In a reminiscence of 1957 cars, a veteran dealer recalls that buyers now favor sleek appearance and prestige over under‑hood interests. He notes many rely on reputation rather than mechanical scrutiny, while a rival Mr Fixit praises tinkers who kept cars running with tools, vulcanizers, and improvised fixes on rough roads.
Services were held today for Fred Harvey 87 longtime village marshal of Durand who died Thursday in a Rockford convalescent home Masonic rites were held last night at Chapin funeral home with Rev B J Usher officiating Burial was in Durand cemetery Harvey a native of Rockton was the son of the Joseph Harveys and lived his life in the Durand area He is survived only by nieces and nephews
Orangeville high school will present an 8 p.m. candlelight Christmas program in the gym, featuring the mixed chorus, girls chorus, octets for various grades, the double octet, and the band. The processional includes Oh Come All Ye Faithful and Hark the Herald Angels Sing, with Rev. Milford W. Best offering prayer and Sherry Molter reading.
A princess and I trespass into a king's mysterious secret room with Santa Claus guiding us. Santa reveals his Wishing Elf Calhoun McGillicuddy and agrees to investigate the forbidden chamber to learn what lies inside the king's sealed room. Tomorrow: Work in Santa Land.
A group of 152 Kenosha County workers on strike for 11 days voted Friday to reject a settlement offered by the County Board. The workers belong to two unions seeking their first contracts with the county.
Recent surveys indicate 442 million families in the United States now own two or more automobiles, reflecting shifting mobility and household transportation patterns.
All boys and girls up to 12 years are invited to join the Monroe Evening Times Boys and Girls Club. Fill out this coupon and mail to the Evening Times Club. Monroe Wisconsin. Name, street, post office, date of birth, age, and R F D.report.
The Associated Press average of 60 stocks rose to 181.69, its highest level since before the 1938 election. The week showed a broad rebound, with gains in four of five sessions and optimism from leaders like General Motors president Harlow Curtice announcing a 700 million dollar capital investment next year. The laggard railroad group led Thursday’s big advance.
A committee on free tree distribution was formed at the Courthouse with Tom Rausch, state forester, attending. County officials and teachers joined to plan distribution from the state to 4H, FFA and school forests.
An article details the Rocky Mountain White Goat from Western Canada Alaska and western U.S. regions. It notes its size hair coat long nose fringe and backward curved horns. The goats live in small family groups travel on established mountain trails and feed on stunted vegetation between the tree and snow lines.
James Alan Ausmus of Route 3 joined on January 19, 1956 and Diane Lynn Roosh of Route 1 Verona joined on December 23, 1955. The notices list new members and their addresses for the community roll.
New Delhi Prime Minister Nehru pledged India would stay in the British Commonwealth despite Britain and France invading Egypt. He spoke against a Communist resolution in the upper house calling India to quit the Commonwealth over the Suez Canal Zone action, a measure that was defeated.
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