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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1945
Page
2
The Gazette argues a boy delivering newspapers builds thrift, self assurance, and work ethic from ages 10 to 16. It cites weather hardships and routes as character lessons, praising carriers from diverse families in Monroe for shaping responsible citizens and future success in work and education.
A British police inquiry unfolds at a school where Miss Amphrey suspects a student of theft while Sylvia battles accusations and fear. Inspector Battle investigates as Sylvia's father, a policeman, guides discreet help and hints at Olive Parsons as a possible culprit.
The Evening Times notes deaths near Argyle including Amund Anderson 79 and former Atlas publisher George G Gaskill. John also died in Argyle vicinity. Cynthia Stokes becomes welfare director. Marriage license applicants include M Daubert Smith and Clara Trumpy Briggs.
Daniel A. Wedge, age 104, was enrolled as a social member by Aurora NL-4% Odd Fellows officers who claim he is the country's oldest lodge member. In Chicago, officials ban unlicensed horseback riding in city and forest preserves, requiring licensed riders and horses with possible license revocation for reckless galloping.
Local social calendar highlights visits and gatherings across Brodhead Beloit and neighboring towns. Daughters and families of Collins Edwards Maves Mott Rosman Swann Condon host and attend dinners, holidays and wartime furloughs. Notables include Mr and Mrs Fuller Ogfortville guests, and military personnel Pvt Roy St John Drexel Norman on leave.
A flurry of visits fills the Blanchardville area as residents host and visit relatives from Madison, Milwaukee, and beyond. Notable events include 85th birthday honors for Anne Brager and many guests at the Brager 30th wedding anniversary. Also announced is the Blanchardville Co operative adding a new manager after Elmer Vamponen’s resignation.
Vv Grant son of Mr and Mrs Anton Hanson worked at the cooperative before entering the armed services. Harry Lien, book keeper, was retained. Mr Vam stad will stay for several weeks more helping the new manager. Mr Vamstad had served as manager for six years.
Cor. Miss Grace Lichtenwalner and Miss Bergen of Chicago join Clarno Mrs Guy Taft and Ruthella Taft for holiday visits. Guests include Mr and Mrs Emil Preising, Freeport and families, plus Wendell Matzke and the Frautschy family.
Conrad Mueller announced as owner of Tional Weeklies Inc in Winona Minnesota. The move signals leadership change for the local publication and its ongoing operations.
The service branches differ in slang for meals with the army using chow and the navy preferring mess. This reflects distinct culinary jargon within U S military culture across branches.
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