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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1969
Page
2
Public notice from The Monroe Evening Times details carrier and mail subscription rates for Monroe and surrounding counties. It lists office hours, contact guidance for missed deliveries, and notes Republication rights by Associated Press.
New York cab drivers lose their city knowledge and conversation charm as riders direct routes, new push button meters malfunction, and drivers struggle to navigate traffic. The piece contrasts old and new cabbie skills, noting riders now give directions and conversation dwindles.
A collage of brief items notes Eisenhower meets Pope John XXIII for peace, state and federal aid debates over Alcatraz era plans in Monticello, New York faces water cuts and higher leaky plumbing fines, and local fires destroying a Swiss cheese factory in Green County. Also mentions school funerals, a Lake Geneva game, Montgomery Ward store opening, farmers institute appeals, and a fire at Frank Youngblood cigar factory with scarlet fever cases and railway service cuts to save coal.
Monroe groups organize conservation efforts and Christmas seal sales reach nearly $200 via local schoolchildren. The Juda Lumber and Fuel sale transfers to B H Roderick and R B Gifford. City budget totals 38003.07 with rate under 2. Also: Ashford Trickle dies from runaway injuries. Women's Relief Corps elects officers. Albany Times Special reports a Christmas musical gathering at United Methodist Church with local students and families. Dial 325-510 for Adtaker.
Vincent Henry 63 husband of Clara O Donnell of Monroe died Sunday November 30 funeral held December 2 in Madison. Burial in French Cemetery near Basco where born. He was a car dealer in Waukesha until moving to Madison two years ago. Married February 12 1931 at Notre Dame log chapel. Survived by wife and son Dr Richard Henry dentist in Edgerton.
Mayor Ray Timm cast a deciding vote at a public hearing, approving conditional use for a mobile home park on the Mollie Wachendorf property under ordinances 229 to 234. Cardinal Land Co. seeks a permit, with six company officials opposing a referendum petition of 225 signatures.
ORANGEVILLE Times Special The Village Board approved extending tavern closing to 1 a.m on New Year’s Eve to match competing venues across the state line. The $35,000 sewer bonds from October will be signed today by village officials with Marvin Burt delivering signatures.
Funeral services for Lena Deininger 80 of 1517 16th Ave were conducted at St. John's United Church of Christ with Rev W C Koehler and Rev Milton G Petzold officiating. The song service featured Mrs. Werner Bernet and Ben Blaser. organist was Mrs. Roy Gempeler. Grandsons Virgil Deininger Brodhead William Deininger Monroe Michael Deininger Madison Donald Neuen schwander Manston Clarence Albright Browntown and Greg Finch Fairborn Ohio served as casket bearers. Burial followed in Greenwood Cemetery with Shriner-Neushwander Funeral Home in charge.
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