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Monroe Park Band holiday concert draws 250 at high school
Glancing back at year end 1951 features a Monroe Park Band holiday program with marches solo numbers vocals and comedy before more than 250 at the high school auditorium. The retrospective recalls 1942 blackout war news and local growth as Monroe reflects on a year of mixed progress and troubles.
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Monroe Park
Monroe
Monroe Hosts Watch Night Gatherings To Ring In New Year
Residents of Monroe plan social gatherings and watch night services at the Methodist church. Miss Alice M. Treat invites friends to bid farewell to the old year and greet the new. Mrs. E.J. Manning will host a similar gathering.
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Monroe
Alice M. Treat
E.J. Manning
Lewis Walters
Albany
Carol Durtschi
Rt. 1
Green County Dairy Queen
Debra Schilt
New Glarus
Monroe Post Office
U.S. Post Office
Herman D. Fritz
Blue Mounds
Mt. Horeb
Sebastian Laeser
Green County
TenEyck Orchard
Wisconsin
Illinois
Minnesota
Deaconess Hospital
Savings Bank
Andrews
Rt. 3Ington
New Year Celebrations in Monroe Highlight Armory Party
Six years ago in late 1931 Monroe prepared for the New Year with public private and church events led by Company K at the armory. The year featured fewer construction projects notably the Goetz Theater building costing $150,000 with proceeds partially directed to charity.
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Monroe
Armory
Company K
Goetz Theater
1971 Green County year in review highlights
A long list of daily events from Green County includes traffic fatalities, civic protests, school board changes, retirements, weather extremes, fires, new posts and leadership shifts, the county Fair, Dairy Month activities, and plans for 1972 budgets and developments. Notable names include Linda Johnson, Darlington officials, James Glessner, Robert Kastenmeier, and local institutions.
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Dotte
Mich
Kathleen Busjahn
Red Oak
Ill
Green County
Wisconsin
Linda Johnson
Milwaukee
Waldo Freitag
New Glarus
McGreane
Darlington
Green County Social Services
Montgomery Chesebro
Green County Homemakers
Mary Elmer
Kenneth D. Selinow
Rt. 1
Browntown
Robert Rieder
John Upmann
Kenneth Norton
John Kundert
Monroe
Merlin Olson
County Board
County Hospital
Taryn Nall
FFA
Monroe High School
Caroline Ingwell
Argyle
Kiwanis Club
Times
Monroe Park and Recreation Board
Monroe Fire Department
Josephine Johnson
H. L
Bert) Sickinger
Mark Shattum
Robert L. Skattum
U.S. Air Force Academy
Colorado Springs
Colo
Robert Kastenmeier
Maud E. Wenger
Robert Bussen
Chamber of Commerce
North Central Public Service
St. Paul
Gilman Hanson
Assembly of God Church
Harold Snively
Walter Ekum
Fritz Friedly
Decatur Township
W.C. Koehler
St. John’s Church
St. John’s Fellowship Hall
Orangeville
Charles Zee
Carrie Gyure
John Zupane
James R. Glessner
Dixon, Ill
Monroe Evening Times
Frank Stiles
Council On
American Academy of Pediatrics
Henry Babler Jr
Elroy Hirsch
U.W
Badger
Harold Crume
Melvin Roehrdanz
United Methodist Church
Lou Trainer
White Haven
Herbert Booth
Zilmer- Riley
American Legion
Allan B. Holtshopple
Jacob Paul Haag
Brodhead
KE. v. Hamilton
Bert Hart
Glen H. Beckman
Glenda Jean
Ray L. Beckman
Green County Conservation League
Fred L. Kohli
Palestine
Royal Arch Masons
United Fund
Kieth Seward
Albert Aeberli
Willard R Schuetze
Pierce Farms
Dominick DeMatteo Jr
Northlake
Marco's Supper Club
John H. Eiserman
Dan Brauer
Rt. 3
Monroe Rotary Club
St. Clare Hospital
Beth Ann Babler
Monticello
Green County Farm Bureau
Alan Bertelrud
Blanchardville
Nadean Streiff
Farm Bureau
Monroe Ffa
Verlyn Dobberstein
Donald Janke
Ray Beckman
Cheyenne
Wyo
Bernard Ziegler
New Board of Regents of University
Wisconsin System
Harvey Mauermann
John Erb
Jefferson Township
Green County i
Robert E. Hardell Jr
Debra Indergand
Green County Board
Air Force
Supreme Court
Timothy Kubly
Theodore Weiss
Glenn R. Campbell
Janesville
Rock and
Green Counties
Jaycee Project
John R. Robilette
Arizona Western College
Yuma
Kehrli
Cal
Hong Kong
A 1972 View: Earth’s Calm Flicker and Human Hope
Geologists in Science predict a distant Earth will move into a long quiet era after four billion years of earthquakes and volcanism. The essay notes humanity’s brief span, its 20,000 to 30,000 year existence, and the recent rise of concerns about overpopulation and environmental impact. It ends with cautious optimism for the new year.
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Science Magazine
Earth
Southeast Asia
Indian Subcontinent
Mediterranean
Africa
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Louise Twining
Ellen Wagner
Sylvia Karlen
Albert W. Staver
William Frey
Pediatrics Department of
Monroe Clinic
MSS
Anthony Serpe
Northside School
Gerald D. Stuckey
Rock County
Fred Probst
Cli Paulson
Madison
Leonard Weiss
Rt. 2
Lindsay
Yoichi Hosoyo
AFL
John W. Schild
Bible Church
Melchair Denny
General West Octagon
Margaret Loveland
Rudolph
Buzz) Reger
First Federal and Savings
Holly Schlegel
Freeport
Norman L. Johnson
Beloit
Sugar River
Bud
Pat) Duhai
Charles E. Krueger
Fire School of
Wisconsin - Northern Illinois Firemen’s Association
Ernest Deans
Juda
Frank M
Muzzy” Haren
Alvin H. Babler
Monroe Life Insurance
John Brugger and Sons
William H
Grace) McGrath
Matt Stauffacher
Robert Cretney
Cedarville
Ever Olson
By Don Vakley
NEA
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Joe
Marcia Donny
Alphorn Lounge
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Diane Dunaway