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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1945
Page
5
Milwaukee County General Hospital staff carry on an active protest against hospital management led by Dr. MH Trimpi and senior officials citing perceived failures in leadership and patient care at the facility.
The American Public Welfare association reports a 23 percent drop in Wisconsin farm children from 1920 to 1940, falling from 155,131 to 109,862. In 1982 the number stood at 219,395 reflecting continued rural population changes.
Local residents and guests are listed visiting relatives and attending events in New Glarus Monroe and Evansville. Families include Wallace P Barrow and son, Mrs. Joan Dahnke, Melvin Lynn Jr., Raymond Senenx, Elmer Duerst, Gene Lynn, Henry Elmer, Jacob Leg, Nancy Holcomb, and others with visits to Monroe Evansville Madison and Madison area. The Washington Reformed ladies aid plans its annual meeting at the parish house.
Fred News visited Mrs. Wales P. Bar and guests included Alta Steinmann Mata Lynn Edna Knobel Emily Jordan Grace and Dorothy Bar low Clara Seana Yvonne Harden Lena Kar lew Anna Gerber. Numerous locals attended a dinner in honor of Mrs. Ed Schuttler with many families listed.
A fragment mentions a family including a son named James and a mother identified as Doris Jean in a J hi area notice. Details are incomplete, obscuring full event or relation.
Reports from Albany and nearby areas include Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shafer planning to move to Milton after his army discharge, visits by Miss Marian Jacobson from Evansville, a community tree lighting, and lunch served by the ladies society. Birth announced at St. Clare hospital, promotions and arrivals abroad, and a wedding event at a Janesville church.
In Hawaii a local tradition paints Christmas trees white to brighten celebrations. The article notes the golden eagle as the boldest bird of prey in the world.
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