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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1967

Page

2

Monroe Evening Times Begins Publishing Daily in Monroe

The Monroe Evening Times announces daily publication in Monroe Wisconsin with a one-year subscription price of 14 dollars. It notes postal compliance and advance payment requirements. Emery A Odell is listed as district editor, with office hours from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday until noon. The paper is affiliated with The Associated Press for news dispatches.

Monroe, Wisconsin Emery A. Odell Associated Press AP News Davies Winnebago Minos

Rockford Echoes Support for Monroe Urban Renewal Plan

The Rockford Morning Star defends Monroe Wisconsin aldermen for moving ahead with a federally aided urban renewal plan despite an advisory referendum. It notes the plan covers 45 acres, with a $260000 city share and an $87000 state and federal planning grant, and cites a two and a half year delay since the tornado. The piece includes two letters opposing the plan and quotes Mayor Walter Ekum praising the decision as prudent and progressive. It also mentions turning the tornado area into light industry and the need to relocate certain functions.

Rockford Monroe Monroe Evening Times Wis Are Monroe Walter Ekum

Abby Advice Column On Relating And Self Image

A reader asks Abby about coworkers who seek bonding trips to relate better, a mother frets over her teen daughter's looks, and a wife asks help for her husband’s smoking and shyness. Abby advises against nagging and suggests medical consulting for personal issues, with contact details for Abby’s column.

December 13 1957 glanceback highlights and Santa arrival

Glancing Backward recalls a new stop sign at Sixth Street and 20th Avenue, Yuletide shopping gains momentum, and Santa will arrive in Albany tomorrow. The column links past events with current holiday bustle and nearby notes on December 13 across earlier decades.

Sixth St 20Th Ave Yuletide Santa Albany

30 Years Ago Today Commitee Plans Holstein Event

A committee led by Frank Trumpy Clarno Henry Haberman Monroe and Ray L Pavlak county agent meets to plan a Holstein event dated December 13 1937. The group coordinates local dairy activities and prepares for upcoming Holstein presentations and related community involvement.

Monroe Green Frank Trumpy Clarno Henry Haberman Ray L. Pavlak Holstein

Swarms of Crows Force Fireman to Seek Cover at Dawn

Paul Niles, a railway fireman from Freeport, was hunting near Dakota when swarms of crows attacked. The huge birds ripped his clothing and drove him under cover until nightfall, allowing him to escape.

Rotarians Hear Toastmasters at Monroe Club Meeting

Three Cheese City Toastmasters members Rol land Karlen president Robert Rieder and Len Haney led the program for Monroe Rotary Club Tuesday noon at Idle Hour Mansion. Haney delivered the humorous Speech winning the district contest and McArdle was program chairman. About 25 members attended with guests Einar Hanson and Richard Kundert. The article notes three million mohair-bearing Angora goats.

Cheese City Toastmasters Rolland Karlen Robert Rieder Len Haney Monroe Rotary Club Idle Hour Karlen Rieder Haney Rotary Club Joseph E. McArdle Einar Hanson Janesville Social Security Administration Richard Kundert Monroe Vietnam Walter Bober

Mailbag letter criticizes urban renewal and federal funds

A Beloit reader blasts urban renewal in Monroe, arguing federal money drives up costs and erodes local control. The letter accuses officials of enabling waste and tax hikes, warns future generations pay salaries and costs, and urges residents to resist perceived coercion from Washington.

Ray Barth Lafoliette Monroe

No Such Thing To the Editor in Monroe and Green County

A reader recalls Pennsylvanian Dutch and Swiss ancestors settling in Monroe in the 1840s and notes their thrifty, self-reliant ethos. He praises the community’s enduring belief in hard work and responsible citizenship reflected by local residents.

Monroe Green County

City confronts federal control over ballot box decisions

Raymond Baker of Leaf River Illinois denounces city council action as overriding voters and placing residents under federal influence. He argues no federal aid comes without federal oversight and condemns the override as overreach.

Raymond Baker Leaf River Ill

Marty Elected President of Wisconsin Actuarial Club

Marty, son of Mr and Mrs Jack Marty Monroe, serves as president of the Actuarial Club and the Business Student Faculty Board at the University of Wisconsin Madison. Elections are held annually by student groups and dormitories to organize educational social and recreational activities.

James ¥. Marty Jack Marty Monroe Actuarial Club University of Wisconsin, Madison

Draco the Athenian Lawgiver Dies in Theater

Ancient report claims Draco died at a theater in Aegina when an excited crowd toppled clothing and caps onto him accidentally smothering him. The event is cited by later sources as the legendary founder’s demise in a crowded public space.

Draco Aegina

Steam blow forces engineer and fireman to jump

Sixty years ago on December 13 1907 an engineer and a fireman aboard a Milwaukee Road locomotive were compelled to leap to safety to avoid scalding steam after the safety plug blew out as the train passed.

Milwaukee Road

Monroe Junior High seeks two custodians for January start

Applications are being accepted in the Business Office at Monroe Junior High School for two school custodians. Work to start about January 1. Good working conditions, 50 hour work week, good salary and fringe benefits. Contact Mr. Stuckey in the business office at 325-5178.

Monroe Junior High School Stuckey

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