Monroe Evening Times Public Notice and Rates
The Monroe Evening Times notes its post office entry as second class matter under act of Congress dated March 2, 1879. Founded October 13, 1898 by EMERY A. ODELL. memberships include AP and Inland Daily Press Association. subscription rates listed for city, Wisconsin, Illinois regions. office hours and phone provided.
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Monroe, Wisconsin
Congress
Emery A. Odell
City of
Monroe
Wisconsin
Stephenson
Jo Davies
Winnebago
Illinois
One of Those People
The obituary notes Rev. Father Paul L. Grosse chaplain at St. Clare Hospital who brought cheer to patients with his humor and bright personality. His death from a heart attack deeply affected those confined at St. Clare and Monroe readers are urged to support State Line sports coverage. The piece also mentions Iroquois leader Ky-you-ha-ha-de, age 53, chosen at Nedrow Advertise.
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Paul L. Grosse
Grosse
St. Clare Hospital
St. Clare
Monroe
Father Grosse
Northern
Illinois
Syracuse
N.Y
Ky-you-ha-ha-de
Nedrow
Monroe Community Members Thank Area for Support
In a letter to The Editor the Dick Young Family express deep gratitude for the generosity of Monroe residents during the wife’s illness. They praise the warmth and friendships built since moving to Monroe three years ago and note countless acts of help, time, and prayer from neighbors. They proclaim eternal thanks and pride in their community, signing 1001 THANK YOU'S.
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Monroe
Dick Young
Bruce L. Kading Awaiting Germany
Specialist 4th Class Bruce L. Kading was honor graduate in Aircraft Turbine Engine Repair at Ft. Eustis. He spent two weeks with parents in South Wayne and planned to fly from O’Hare to Ft. Dix then to Hanau Germany for a two year assignment. His address is RA 16919023 30th TC ACFT DIA SUP APO New York 09165.
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South Wayne
Times
Bruce L. Kading
Ft. Eustice
Virginia
Harold Kading
Sp. Kading
O’hare
Ft. Dix
Hanau
Germany
Bruce L. Kading RA
ACFT
A.P.O
New York
N.Y
Orangeville Town Board Reports Progress On Richland Meadows
The Orangeville Town Board met December 9 to report that flouridation equipment is ready but not yet in use, and sewer and water lines for 13 Richland Meadows lots are ready for hookup. Gravel streets and manholes were installed, and a cold seal coat may replace hot mix. The board discussed street inspections, issued bonds for a disposal plant, and approved salary increases for officials.
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Orangeville
Richland Meadows
Orangeville Bank
Harry Doubler
Glenn Pinnow
Clarence Witt
Mrs Field 95 Dies in Black Earth Community
Mrs Clara Field 95 a native of Adams Township Green County died Tuesday in a Middleton nursing home. Funeral at 2 p.m. Thursday at Our Savior's Lutheran Black Earth. She taught Sunday School and is survived by two daughters Mrs Albert Bakken and Mrs Anna Dodge a son John eleven grandchildren and ten great grandchildren.
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Adams Township
Green County
Clara Field
Black Earth
Middleton
Our Savior’s Lutheran Church
Schanel
Albert Bakken
Anna Dodge
Madison
John
Fire Destroys Harvard Grocery. Two Stores Damaged
Harvard Illinois suffers a second major blaze in eight days as a grocery store in the business district is destroyed and two other stores suffer damage. The notice also recalls past local events including anniversaries and civic notes from 1948 and 1938.
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Harvard
Ill
Peter Peterson
Utah
Robert Tracy
Janesville
Monroe Woman’s Club
Poland
Andrew Hartwig
Clarence L Wheeler solos Monroe's first airplane owner
Forty years ago on December 11 1928 Clarence L Wheeler Monroe’s first airplane owner soloed the flight with a jackrabbit landing no damage reported. Campaigns for Give Green County Cheese featured shipments noted. Christmas packages of Green County Swiss were sent to England and Honolulu by Young and Co. store. King George VI is believed near death weakened by fever and infection of the right lung.
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Clarence L. Wheeler
Monroe
Green County
England
Honolulu
Young and Co
King George
Last rites for Capt. Henry Hoehn conducted at de
Fifty years ago today December 11 1918 Capt Henry Hoehn is buried with military honors by O F Pinney post G A R. Public and private schools and all public places in Milwaukee are closed until after the holidays per health commissioner. Basket social at Advance cheese factory raises funds for Red Cross.
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Henry Hoehn
O. F. Pinney Post
G.A.R
Milwaukee
Advance Cheese Factory
Red Cross Fund
Water meters for all city consumers urged by official
A Wisconsin railroad commission decision prompts a city official to state that every water consumer will eventually receive a meter at a cost to the city. Ex Gov Hoard of Fort Atkinson tells a National Dairy show crowd that feeding cows molasses makes them thrive. A married folks dancing club held its first hop at K P hall last evening.
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Wisconsin Railroad Commission
W. D. Hoard
Fort Atkinson
Married Folks
K.P. Hall
Federal standard urged to curb black lung disease
The government urged a first federal standard to limit coal dust in mines, aiming to curb pneumoconiosis. The recommended limit is 3 milligrams per cubic meter, but enforcement would require new congressional authority. HEW notes the standard is long overdue. The report highlights Pennsylvania deaths and compares black lung to mining accidents. A second item notes Lockheed Georgia studying noise reduction from turbofan bypass air.
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Washington
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Pennsylvania
HEW
Interior Department
Congress
Unique carved designs in slate glass and marble
Midwestern design studio presents a new art form using slate travertine marble and glass. Wall plaques and murals feature carved butterflies and black sparkling glass pieces. Fifty original designs offered with personalized customization through Heinzelman's Decorating Center at 1028 17th Ave.
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Heinzelman’s Decorating Center
17Th Ave
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Audit Bureau of Circulations and
Wisconsin Daily Newspaper League
Associated Press
Editorial
Monroe Civil Defense Unit
Ervin Goecks
Sgt. Goecks
Bennet Robertson
Ronald Camron
Hildus Tofte
James Beckman
James Bauman
Rodney Gilbertson
Marvin van Horn
Jefferson Center Co-operative
Twin Grove
Joe Jaeggi
Harry Stuhldreher
University of Wisconsin
Soldiers’ Relief Commissioners
George J. Meythaler
Harry V. Hartman
Brodhead
Peter E. Hefty
New Glarus
Gaston B. Means
Springfield
Marty Swiss
Monticello
Marietta, Ga
Lockheed — Georgia
Aerospace Laboratory
Adtaker
Pork Loin Sale
Oscar Mayer
Peg
Shurfine
G.W
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Labuwi
Ames
Snow
Duyodono
Andanon van ON
Hucoong
Labuwi' Ss- Monroe
Tangerines
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Chanel
Blairae
Interiors
Heinzelman’s
Eagle Food Store
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