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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1962
Page
2
Editorial reflects on Christmas spirit enduring through centuries of conflict and the Cuban missile crisis. It argues hope and goodwill stem from the Christmas message, reinforced by faith and action across generations, urging humility, gratitude, and renewed spirit during troubled times.
Damascus reports that Premier Khaled El Azem's government has abolished the long-standing state of emergency and is steering Syria toward a new parliamentary democracy.
Ten years ago Sgt John Kohler of Argyle was set to join the Army Far East contingent as a special color guard at Eisenhower's inauguration on December 24, 1952. The note also mentions Morse’s appointment to the Agriculture Department and World War II era Korea and other historic items from 25 40 50 years ago.
Mrs. James McKernan 79 lifelong area resident died after brief illness in a hospital. Survived by two sons Merlin and Dan and three daughters plus siblings and grandchildren. Services set for Wednesday at 9 a.m. in Holy Rosary Church Darlington.
The Registered Holstein News reports new testing changes for milk components beyond butterfat, marking a major shift after 75 years. Dr Nathan E Bear of Monroe sells an interest in Sugar Valley Advancer to Nathan Bloom, who has long interest in Brown Swiss breeding. Gainhart and Campbell hold a Holstein dispersal sale near Forreston on Saturday Jan 5. Meythaler Cold Springs Farm Monroe sells Cold Springs Rudy to Coy and Elizabeth Leathers of Bloomfield Kentucky.
Mrs. Julia Lyngaas 77 of Blanchardville died Saturday at St. Clare Hospital. Funeral services were held at the Blanchardville Lutheran Church with Rev. Edward Swanson officiating. Burial followed in Graceland Cemetery. She was active in local affairs and a former Lutheran Aid and Legion Auxiliary member. Survived by three sons Herbert Lyngaas postmaster at Blanchardville Victor of Madison and Ke of Jefferson a brother Carl Hollandale and four grandchildren. She was preceded in death by a grandson Spencer Lyngaas and nine siblings.
A homemade bomb damaged the National Socialist movement headquarters in London on Sunday, shattering two windows and injuring no one. The blast blew open a reinforced front door and caused minor property damage.
A stream of holiday visitors gathers across Brodhead Madison Janesville Monroe Rockford and Evansville as families host relatives over Christmas. Notable names include the Evenson Meythalers and Petersons plus multiple Berryman and Stencel family members visiting from various cities and states.
Monroe traveled to West Allis Sunday to spend the holidays with Mr and Mrs Harry Barkow.
A judgment and payment were entered in U S District Court Madison against O L Hare doing business as Green County Fast Freight of Monroe for 500 dollars plus 47 50 dollars costs as a forfeiture in a civil action. Hare, a motor carrier of property in interstate commerce, failed to file annual reports for 1959 and 1960 within prescribed times per Commission orders. The case stemmed from the Commission Bureau of Inquiry and Compliance with information from the Bureau of Transport Economics and Statistics, per an Interstate Commerce Commission news release from Minneapolis.
A brief notice urges readers to rent a room via the Classified Ads section of The Monroe Evening Times. The item highlights the newspaper’s classifieds as the channel to secure lodging.
Dr. Richard Havey of Durand Illinois elected chairman of the Medina Manor Nursing Home Corp The firm plans a 400000 dollar building on Highway 70 south of Durand Other officers directors include Delmont Kinney Joseph Winterhalter Floyd Chapin Henry Miller Matt Langley and Jerry Piper The notice lists supervisory roles and proposed property actions
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