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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1946
Page
2
Historical note on the Barree Daily Journal founded October 15 1808 and absorbed in 1977 by Monroe Evening Times Co The paper circulated in Monroe Wisconsin with full leased wire AP reports and exclusive publication rights here described.
An editorial notes a discussion about religious groups, comparing Hindus as Caucasians and Muslims as Semites. It mentions respect for Muslims and their frequent prayers, suggesting common faith in one God, amid a tone of curious cultural comparison.
The passage alleges Spain faces a dynamic threat from Franco and a possible interim successor. It discusses fears of border aggression and domination of neighboring areas, contrasting past turbulence with current quiet, framed as a warning about regional stability.
The commentator argues Britain should not tax gambling but have government take over wagers on events to skim profits for the public good. They warn a 25 percent levy would push fortunes to the crown while a government run system would distribute gains widely. They cite church morals and US betting practices as context.
James, King of Mervania, appears in a red polka-dot dress and silver ring, bewitched into a girl. Timothy and Henry flee in fear while James insists he remains the same boy inside, then returns to the palace to seek help.
James stands outside the walls as guards deny entry claiming he is mistaken for a Christmas Festival visitor. A tiny yellow dressed figure intervenes offering help to the confused boy, while a list of names appears in the notice that follows the scene.
A farewell gathering at East Clarno church basement on Wednesday December 4 honored Mr and Mrs Guy Taft. Mrs Taft leaves after 23 years as an operator and will reside at 933 West Galena Freeport. Arleigh Frautschy led a reading. Harry Ammann screened motion pictures. Lunch, gifts, and attendance by Percy and Lichtenwalner couples, Wilma Rieman, Leona Shaffer, Fritz Wuetrich, and others noted.
A feature notes Amish youths adopt outfits resembling 18th century fashion while living in contemporary communities. The piece highlights how religious dress codes influence daily life and identity among generations within the Amish.
Ten years ago on December 10 1936 King Edward abdicated. George VI would reign. Duke of York becomes king. Lot Tie Pickford dies. Jacob Schuetz Sr elected president of Monroe Cooperative Cheese Co. John Webinger of South Wayne injured in a fall. Two young bandits rob Andrew Waage of Argyle, escape with 27 50. Turn and Schwing club exhibition at the armory. Twenty five years ago December 10 1921 Richard Zentner Monticello exhibits a bull moose shot in Canada. Citizens Bank to install burglar alarm system. Yegg men blow a Albany bank vault wall but flee when a school basketball party shouts. B G Treat buys New Glarus Real Estate firm insurance business, Paulus Roth in charge.
The Hollywood party and bazaar at Orangeville Opera House, sponsored by the Sisterhood of the Reformed Church, drew large attendance. Impersonations by Gene Jacobs, Thomas Bowen, and Gilbert Abraham entertained guests, while Herbert Kramer performed piano and Marie Bonnie Bolender and Connie Russell sang. Prizes went to the oldest guest, youngest grandmother, and those traveling far, with other honors for neighbors and a lucky ring. Several local residents planned and embarked for California and nearby trips.
Local residents and families are reported visiting relatives in Illinois and nearby towns. The Willing Workers class of the Evangelical United Brethren church plans a December 17 meeting with Mrs Richard Reuber. Various guests from Alden, Ridott, Strawberry Point, Rockford, Freeport, Moline and Monroe are listed with hosts in Fort Atkinson and surrounding areas.
A brief note explains oolong tea as midway between black and green types in processing and flavor. It mentions its partial oxidation and distinct taste profile, offering a glimpse into its place in tea classifications.
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