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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1966
Page
2
Green County Teachers College faces enrollment drive amid closure rumors
Editorial notes that Green County Teachers College in Monroe and similar two year units in Vernon Buffalo Lincoln and Polk counties are reportedly to be phased out in 1967 but president A R Schilling pledges operation next year. A student led survey shows 57 percent of county teachers are alumni, boosting a case for continuing the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County Teachers College
Green County College
Monroe
Vernon
Buffalo
Lincoln
Polk County
A. R. Schilling
Green County
Albany
Brodhead
Browntown
Juda
Monticello
New Glarus
Pleasant Grove
Twin Grove
Wisconsin
County College Supports Local Teacher Training
Letters from Monroe area educators urge preserving Green County Teachers College as a two year training path for teachers. They argue two year training fits needs and that closing the college would worsen a nationwide teacher shortage. Open house Sunday at 2 30 p m with coffee hour to build support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez Mitchell
Monroe
County College
County Teachers College
Thomas E. Keegan
Juda
Green County Teachers College
Glancing Backward reflects 1956 local notes and stats
Robert Tschudy recalls events from December 9 1956 including Sherry Mower winning a prize at Orangeville High School Christmas musical program statistics show 4% of U S families own two or more cars and plans to fluoridate water at U S defense bases Mrs Harold Trumpy set as co host for a seafood cookery lesson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherry Mower
Orangeville
U.S
Harold Trumpy
Brownout Ends and Local News December 9 1946
Twenty years ago today Monticello reports a wounded butcher aiming at a dog as the town marked the end of a blackout. Moose hosts a frolic while Norman Kennedy earns para trooper qualification and serves in Japan. Rosa Greenhouses promotes free puppies to good homes and the city council urges motorists to use the Monroe Sales Co. lot. Jimmy Forbes advertises golf walls at 95 cents each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Moose
Norman Kennedy
Japan
Rosa Greenhouses
Monroe Sales Co
Jimmy Forbes
30 Years Ago Today December 9 1936 Snow trucks away
Snow draped Monticello and Monroe as UW student Harold C. Youngreen of Monticello won a scholastic honor. Karl Brandenburg of Brodhead tested for DHIA in Monroe. Hudsons new 1937 Terraplane sells for $595. Rey Jaberg of Monroe Sales Co. bought the Monroe Laundry building at 1201 16th Ave from Henry Babler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold C. Youngreen
Monticello
Karl Brandenburg
Brodhead
DHIA
Monroe Hudson
Rey Jaberg
Monroe Sales Company
Monroe Laundry
16Th Ave
Henry Babler
Cheesemakers open sessions and local incidents in Dallas
Forty years ago today on December 9 1926 about 75 attended the opening session of a cheesemakers event. Jacob Blum assisted at the Buick garage. The porch roof of the Guy Hendrickson home on North Monroe Street caved in when a tree was chopped down on it. William A Becker has mounted a tiger shark. Dallas Texas selects a male bathing beauty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Blum
Buick
Guy Hendrickson
Monroe Street
William A. Becker
Dallas
Texas
50 Years Ago Today December 9 1916
Brief items from the year 1916 report varied notes. Shortened socks or raised prices are discussed as alternatives not affecting Christmas. A child in Orangeville reportedly poisoned by pills left at a house used in an ad. Monroe soldiers praised for maneuvers. Scarlet fever cases rise in the state. An ad pitches a talking machine versus music re-creator. Beef roast advertised at 16 cents per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orangeville
Monroe
Zilmer Jewelry Co
60 Years Ago Today December 9 1900 Try Monroe home baking
A compact reminiscence notes Monroe home baking at Schroeder's restaurant on December 9 1900. It mentions High Laced waterproof boots by Clark and Tim mons on the south side of the square and a Bologna stew prune fill and golden mousse menu item. Milwaukee minister remarks on science nearing religion. Miss Krupp marriage noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Schroeder's
Clark and Timmons
Milwaukee
Miss Krupp
Lauren Young To Be Soloist At Platteville
Lauren Young will be a soloist at Platteville State University Christmas concert on December 11 at 3 p.m. in the University auditorium. She will perform with student choirs directed by Prof. James Hershberger, with free admission for the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lauren Young
Platteville
Waren Young
Platteville State University
Young
James Hershberger
Boy sought to train new carrier for Monroe Times route
Brodhead LaVern Leopold seeks a reliable 12 year old to train as a carrier for The Monroe Evening Times route. Apply through Times Want Ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaVern Leopold
Monroe Evening ‘Times
LaVerne
Darlington School Yule Pageant to Feature 150 Voices
Darlington School presents a nativity pageant Sunday night December 12 at 8 15 featuring more than 150 voices. A 13 scene sequence retells the manger story with a concert choir performing Alleluia and other Christmas numbers. Soloists include Paul Beecher Peter Botts and William Stauffacher with Barbara Elmer Suzanne Schaack Ellen Wendi and others. The Triple Trio sings Toyland. Santa appears in a pantomime. The nativity cast lists Randy Erickson Mary King Rita Geissbuhler Joseph Burke and more. Production staff includes Edward Blaine Phil Burke Clyde Penniston Ray Howe Maud Hubler Julia Goetz and Ron Marty. Doors open at 7 15 preschoolers admitted free and no reserved seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlington
Darlington High School
Paul Beecher
Peter Botts
William Stauffacher
Barbara Elmer
Suzanne Schaack
Ellen Wendi
Randy Erickson
Mary Ka: King
Rita Geissbuhler
Jseph’ Burke
Robert Wedige
Mike Berger
Chuck McKinlay
Steve Tuescher
Gina Bertolini
Becky Long
Mike Cunningham
Chuck Barnard
Kerry Black
Chuck Eustice
Edward Blaine
Phil Burke
Clyde Penniston
Ray Howe
Maud Hubler
Julia Goetz
Parent's Music Club
Ron Marty
Steve Bear
Tom
Marty
Gregers
Steve White
Robert Boyle
Robert Bredeson
Ron Jean
Fritz Hirsbrunner
Steve Pickett
Jim Powell
Larry Schulz
Diana Howard
Bonnie Ewing
Tony Beardsly
Cheryl Christensen
Robert Wood
Supper guests gathered for local Argyle and Blanchardville families
Argyle Mrs. Clifford Penniston hosted supper with Mr and Mrs John Marty attended by Henry Alfred Janeville Charles Arnold Whitewater Clarence Wilky Brodhead and Marvin Paulson Darlington plus Mabel Paulson Evelyn Paulson Elmer William Lloyd Norman Paulson and Joe Martin Blanchardville locals joined Ed Thompson family for Sunday dinner and supper at Blanchardville. Paul Thompson and Sara Jo attended Lamont Methodist Church dinner and bazaar. Nothing's so logical as a Lost Act when something is ost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Marty
Mmes
Henry Alfred
Janesville
Charles Arnold
Whitewater
Clarence Wilky
Brodhead
Marvin Paulson
Darlington
Oscar Hanson
Mabel Paulson
Evelyn Paulson
Elmer
William, Lloyd
Norman Paulson
Blanchardville
Joe Martin
Paul Thompson
Sara Jo
Clifford Bear Jr
Oscar Wamstad
Ed Thompson
Clifford Penniston
Lamont Methodist Church
You Are Invited at Green County Teachers College
Dear Friends of Green County the college invites you to an open house event on Sunday December 11 1966 at 2 30 P M with a short program and coffee hour A R Schilling president notes 74 of 129 elementary teachers in the county attended college and urges support to keep the college open
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Colleg
Hearts
Green County
County College
Green County Teachers College
Friends of
A. R. Schilling
Gratitude Letter From Green County Group to Donors
An open letter from the Green County Association for Retarded Children thanks residents and businesses for generous support to the Fund Drive. Over 1,300 has been raised with New Glarus and other villages still to be covered. Special thanks to Monroe Evening Times and WEEZ for publicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County
Green County Association For
New Glarus
Monroe
United Fund
CAR
Wen
Monroe Evening Times
Green County associations aid school fund drive
The Southwestern Wis Tavern League and Homemakers Clubs contributed money to aid Christmas projects and records for pupils and teachers in special rooms. G.C.A.R.C. meetings occur the first Monday night of each school month and are open to the public. Plans to develop recreational activities for retarded children and adults are under way, with donations still welcome to Mrs. Frank Salzwedel, Route 2, Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wis
G.C.A.R.C
Green County Association For
P.S
Frank Salzwedel
Route 2
Monroe
Today in History: Highlights Across The Years In 1966
On this date many world events are recalled from 1935 naval talks in London proposing armament cuts to Japan seeking parity with U S and Britain to annexation debates in 1840s Congress. Other notes include Ethiopian Italian clashes 1934 Japanese landings 1941 Patton auto crash 1945 a 1965 airliner incident and Khrushchev and Mikoyan milestones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
United States
Japan
Great Britain
Congress
Republic of Texas
Philippines
George Patton
Autocras
Mannheim
Germany
Vancouver
B.C
Nikita Khrushchev
World Federation of Trade Unions
Moscow
Soviet Union
Anastas Mikoyan
Asoviet
Nikolai Podgorny
Alavilla 4-H Club potluck in Albany school cafeteria
Members of the Alavilla 4-H Club plan a 6:30 p.m. potluck supper in the Albany school cafeteria for members and families. A 25 cent gift exchange is set for all children. Entertainment and decorating committees are named with Brian Artz, Carol Gibbons, Gary Gibbons, Mary Lowl, Pete Steuri, Jolene Spring, Julie Halverson, Pam Jyle, and Darey Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alavilla Club
Albany
Alavilla 4 - 1 Club
Brian Artz
Carol
Gary Gibbons
Mary Lowl
Pete Steuri
Jolene Spring
Julie Halverson
Pam Jyle
Darey Martin
Ernest Ruskell Dies at 74 in Mineral Point
Ernest Ruskell, 74, of Mineral Point, father of Francis E. Ruskell of Monroe, died Wednesday. Services set for 1:30 p.m. tomorrow at Ritter Funeral Home. Survived by widow Nettie, one son, a brother Harold of Waukegan IL, and one grandchild. Son employed at Oakron, 801 Highway L1 West, mobile home. Dial 325-5101 for Adtaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Ruskell
Mineral Point
Francis E Ruskell
Monroe
Ritter
Ruskell
Nettie
Harold
Waukegan
Ill
Oak Ron
Highway L1 West
Death Notice for Mrs. Clara Cup Culp
Mrs. Clara Cup Culp 74 longtime Windsor native died Wednesday in Brooklyn at her daughter Mrs G Walter Feller's home. Funeral held at Kenney Funeral Home Oregon. Survived by sons Earl and Eugene both of Wisconsin, daughter Mrs Earl Johnson of Madison, three sisters and a brother plus nine grandchildren. Her husband Henry died in 1952.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irs
Clara Cup
Wis
Brooklyn
G. Walter Feller
Route 2
Kenney
Oregon
Clara Phillips
Windsor
Henry
Earl
Madison
Eugene
Earl Johnson
Arthur Jones
Albany
Edna Ustine
Fred Schiess
Milwaukee
N. Phillips
Thieves Take 400 Pounds Meat and Eggs From Charity Dinner
Burglars stole 400 pounds of meat and 2 dozen eggs from the St Vincent de Paul Society charity dining room in Phoenix. The food was intended for hundreds of hungry poor at Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Ariz
St. Vincent de Paul Society
Also Mentioned on This Page
Editorial
Esther Elmer
By Robert Tschudy
Eagles Club
SKY
Monroe Jaycee
Christ
FORD
Chrysler
Ford Cry
DODGE
Imperial
Plymouth
Bik
Adtaker
Clifton C. Ault
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