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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1964
Page
2
The notice lists subscription rates for carrier and mail deliveries in Monroe Wisconsin Stephenson County AL and outside Wisconsin and Stephenson County Illinois. It also states all subscriptions must be prepaid to comply with postal regulations and provides office hours and a telephone number.
An editorial laments the decline of television offerings and praises Dean Jagger’s portrayal of Jefferson High School principal in Mr. Novak. It compares him to revered school leaders like the late T. R. Holyoke and notes his illness forces a temporary departure from the show. The piece honors administrators who guide students and shape memory.
A monthly Imperial Magazine excerpt promotes modest, steady work over chasing a Big Time status. It praises plain people who fulfill daily duties honestly, warns against excess optimism, and suggests success comes from excelling at Small Time tasks rather than chasing fame or high salaries.
Classified notice invites readers to place rent advertisements by visiting in person or calling 325-5101, Monroe. The brief ad emphasizes fast results for landlords seeking tenants.
Ten years ago four foreign students in Madison December 9 1954 visited the Swiss Colony retail store on 17th Avenue and its Cheese Row building as highway hazards prompted caution.
In Los Angeles actress Dorothy Malone aged 36 won custody of her two children after a 12 day closed door divorce trial with Jacques Bergerac 37. The decision concluded the high profile split between the couple.
Los Angeles producer Sidney Pink files a 1 175 000 damage suit alleging Victor Mature falsely represented he would work on a movie to obtain a free trip to Europe. The claim states Mature arrived in France then London and Madrid, while seeking a double and showing no intent to work.
Ralph W. Ehrlinger, 66, longtime Plymouth Township clerk until 1962 retirement, died Monday at his home. Services set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at Plymouth Methodist Church in rural Orfordville Hanover area. Calling hours after 7 p.m. tonight at Overton funeral home in Janesville. He served as president and trustee of Plymouth Cemetery Association and belonged to Modern Woodmen of America. survived by his brother Leslie.
John P. Naef 76 died in his Washington DC home and services were held. He lived in Janesville before moving to Silver Spring Maryland in 1937. A World War I veteran and former North Western Railroad worker, he led Janesville’s Bonus Army to Washington in the 1930s. Surviving are a son Father Clement and two daughters Mrs. Doyle and Mrs. Stephenson. Burial at Arlington National Cemetery.
Knute Knutson 83 former Beloit resident died Monday at his daughter's home in Orfordville. Services 1 p.m. tomorrow at Our Savior's Lutheran Beloit. Calling tonight at Schoenfeld funeral home Beloit. He retired from Fairbanks Morse in Beloit and was a member of the Quarter Century Club. Surviving are two daughters Donna Knutson Phoenix arizona and Crystal Hameley Norfolk Virginia a son David Minneapolis a brother Theodore Elroy and four grandchildren.
Orangeville Times Special reports the Farmers Union held its annual meeting Saturday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Gross. A potluck supper started at 7 30 followed by business sessions and a gift exchange.
Dodgeville special notices say Mrs Rose Buskee 80 died Monday at home after a long illness. Service set for 1 30 p m tomorrow at Lulloff funeral home with viewing. Survived by three daughters Rose Fern both of Dodgeville and Lillian of Milwaukee two sisters Mrs Lucy Mehan and Mrs Paul Conrad of Chicago. husband George died 1956.
Mrs Martin Bang 85 died Monday in a Madison hospital after a brief illness. Services set for 1 p.m. tomorrow at Mt Horeb Evangelical Lutheran Church. Born Anna Skinsrud in Norway she married Martin Bang in 1901. They farmed in Springdale Township before moving to Mt Horeb in 1939. Survived by husband daughter Olive Wirth of Wauwatosa four grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
Fred Schuetze and Lee Johnson presented an audio-visual report on the Monroe Student Exchange visit to Wyandotte Michigan at the Monroe Rotary Club meeting yesterday. Hilton Kirchner, treasurer, reported on the travelogue about New Zealand.
The three stage Saturn V rocket designed to launch American astronauts to the moon will deliver a first stage thrust of 7 500 000 pounds.
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