Monroe Evening Times postal notice and subscription rates
The Monroe Evening Times lists its post office designation as a second class paper under Congress rules. It details subscription rates for city carrier, Wisconsin and St. Clair County Illinois, and Wisconsin and Stephenson County Illinois, with advance payment required. office hours are 8 30 a.m. to 5 00 p.m. and a contact number is provided.
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Stephenson County
Monroe Evening Times
Thank You Santa Letter From Four Year Old Donna Kay Selek
A child writes to Santa Claus after Christmas, thanking him for gifts and promising to be good. The note, dated from Monroe, shows affection for Santa and even asks to care for the reindeer if needed. It highlights a child’s lingering holiday goodwill as inventories and taxes shift attention.
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Santa Claus
Old St. Nick
Santa
Debbie
Rural Oshkosh Girl Shot While Walking With Mother
A 12 year old girl in rural Oshkosh was struck in the head by a .22 rifle bullet fired by a youth who said he was shooting at sparrows. Linda Pagel was treated at Mercy Hospital after the bullet was removed from behind her right ear. The shooter, a 16 year old, was identified by Winnebago County deputies as the gunman.
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Oshkosh
Sparrows
Linda Pagel
Robert Pagel
Mercy Hospital
Winnebago County
Today in History highlights 1964 events and births
On this date December 30 1964 the United States bought land from Mexico for 15 million dollars marking the Gadsden Purchase. Rudyard Kipling was born in 1865 and the Knights of Labor formed in 1869. Fires at Chicago Iroquois Theater in 1943 killed 588. Marines took Cape Gloucester. Berlin authorities released Hitler will and Eva Braun contract in 1945. Headlines note snowstorms in the Midwest and political moves by Hubert Humphrey and Pope Paul VI in recent decades.
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United States
Mexico
New Mexico
Arizona
James Gasden
Rudyard Kipling
Knights of Labor
Philadelphia
Eddie Foy
Chicago
Iroquois
U.S
Cape Gloucester
New Britain
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Eva Braun
Midwest
Newcelve
Sen
Hubert Humphrey
Vaticans
Paul VI
Athenagoras
Constantinople
Holy Land
Glancing Backward A Busy Local Snapshot Dec 30 1954
A roundup recounts events from December 30 1954 including heavy six and a half inch snowfall, city one way signs, and Laverne C Gallitz retiring as Monroe Kiwanis Club president. It also notes older items from 25 40 and 50 years ago such as a rescue on Lake Winnebago, a business merger, agricultural policy, and smallpox outbreak.
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Laverne C. Gallitz
Monroe Kiwanis Club
Lake Winnebago
Fred Hamann
Monroe
Carl Marty Company
Lakeshire-Marty Company
Borden Company
Carl Marty Jr
Wisconsin
John D. Jones, Jr
Commissioner of Agriculture
Leon Trotsky
State Board of Health
Thomas Holloway
Milton
Janesville
Fond du Lac
Cadiz 4H Club aids hospital with Christmas gifts
The Cadiz 4H Club, active six years, collects decorations for a hospital tree and now donates staple groceries to Monroe area families. Members also visit the Green County Hospital wards singing to patients, while boys play softball with the hospital team and girls entertain inside the wards. The group plans a winter party and lunch.
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Cadiz 4H
Green County Hospital
Fellowship Hall of Peace Church
Browntown
Monroe
Arcies
Rites Tomorrow For Ralton Blunt
Evansville native Ralte Blunt, 47, died after a long illness in a Kankakee hospital. Funeral services will be at 9 a.m. tomorrow at St. Pauls Catholic Church with Rev. James Kramer officiating. Burial in Holy Cross Cemetery. Allen Funeral Home handles arrangements. Survivors are cousins including Mrs. Alton Allen of Evansville. Born April 28, 1916, he was a graduate of Evansville High School and never married.
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Ralte Blunt
Kankakee, I
St. Paul’s Catholic Church
James Kramer
Holy Cross Cemetery
Allen Funeral Home
Mr. Blunt
Arthur and
Hattie McClear Blunt
Evansville High School
Blunt
Alton Allen
Public School Enrollment Estimates Rise in 1964-65
National Education Association reports New York to Wisconsin public school enrollment for 1964-65 at 831 415, up from 800 037 last term. The figures reflect nationwide educational data compiled by the association.
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New York
Wisconsin
National Education Association
Dear Abby column letters reveal family behavior and advice
A compilation of Dear Abby questions covers a husband who thumbs his sleep, a cruel spouse family dynamic, a teen balancing chores and study, and a teen nearing homework and TV limits. Advice encourages avoidance of conflict, safety concerns, and systematic routines.
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Abby
Dear Abby reveals controlling husband strains sister’s marriage
A reader describes her sister's life under a domineering, money-controlling husband. The sister, with a teenage daughter, endures strict, unchallenged authority and a lack of financial freedom, highlighting quiet domestic tension.
Os trich Crowned With Largest Eye Among Land Animals
The os trich possesses the largest eye among land animals, highlighting its keen vision and the ability to run up to 40 miles per hour to evade predators.
Rev Anderson Rites Set for Local Pastor
Services for Rev William L Anderson 60 pastor of Otter Creek and Fairview Lutheran Churches will be held at 2 p m tomorrow at Grace Lutheran Church Friends may call at Lulloff Funeral Home He was ordained in 1930 and survived by his wife three daughters a son two sisters four brothers and seven grandchildren
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Dodgeville
William L. Anderson
Madison
Grace Lutheran Church
Lulloff
Anderson
Otter Creek Lutheran
Highland
Fairview Lutheran Church
Avoca
Luther College
Decorah
Luther Seminary
Gerda Hogg
Robert Cappel
Wittenburg
Harold Doede
Spring Green
Donald Cappel
Brookfield
Jeffrey
Elizabeth Mark
Minneapolis
Minn
Lewis Gilbertson
Wilmer
Donald
St. Paul
Secretary of State Rusk and Bundy visit LBJ Ranch
Secretary of State Dean Rusk and presidential assistant McGeorge Bundy flew from Washington to the LBJ Ranch to review world developments with President Johnson.
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Johnson City
Tex.p
Dean Rusk
McGeorge Bundy
LBJ Ranch
Washington
Johnson
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Maribeth Miller
Leland Miller
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Ture
Monroe High
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Free Press
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Tana Loveland
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