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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1965
Page
2
The notice lists subscription rates and advance payment details under postal regulations. It notes office hours from 3 30 a m to 5 00 p m and provides a telephone contact. Names and locations are obscured by OCR errors but indicate standard newspaper billing information.
The Monroe Evening Times announces 1965 additions including Ben Casey by Neal Adams Priscilla's Pop Out Our Way and new features Barbs Quick Quiz and NEA look. The crossword begins Friday and a homemakers column starts next week.
From the Evening Times files the Jan 4 1955 note reports Walter Ekum named city engineer again by the Board of Public Works. It also notes Donald Hull announcing the resignation of Scout executive Harry Miller as Miller returns to Marquette University for graduate studies. Traffic flow improves as the city adopts a new one way system on 10th and 11th streets.
Seaford Delaware scientist John S. Seney and college junior Stephen Moore plan to test Leonardo da Vinci style wing flight using electronic instruments and high speed cameras. They aim to study how wing flapping works and how to adapt a healthy man’s strength into flight potential with expert medical and mechanical analysis.
The Catholic daily Ya reports Spain and the AIN will construct five new missile firing frigates based on the Charles F. Adams design. The project includes technical assistance from the United States and will take place in Spanish shipyards.
The Old Cynic muses on why the least attractive girls feel the most revealing in a satirical or cynical note about media standards and social expectations.
A reader thanks contributors to the "Merry Go Round" column and conservation fellow Jim Knoegler for Earth related pieces while voicing hardship from rising taxes. The note asks political figures to use taxpayer funds prudently and references a Times article about Mr and Mrs Albert Rentsch.
Douglas J. Oppliger, 19, Route 2, Belleville, was in a one car crash on Highway 69 near its junction with Highway 92 north of New Glarus. The State Highway Patrol reported the road was slick and Oppliger’s car slid along the guard rail while traveling north. Traffic was delayed over an hour due to road conditions in the area.
Everett R. Jones 79 of Dodgeville died Friday after a long illness in a hospital. Funeral services were held this afternoon at Roach-Midermann Funeral Home Dodgeville with burial in Bethel Cemetery Barneveld. He married Bernice Liddie in 1917 and was a Dodgeville Methodist Church member. Surviving: his wife eight daughters including Mrs. Gilbert McCabe Madison and Mrs. Alfred Marshan Madison plus others from Sparta Barneveld Rockford and Milwaukee. four sons Leland Whitewater Roland Oshkosh Ralph Rockford and Robert Milwaukee. two brothers Griff Arena and Elmer Waukesha. a sister Mrs. Russell Theobald Barneveld. 23 grandchildren and several great-grandchildren.
On this date 1998 Utah was admitted to the Union as the 45th state. In 1790 George Washington issued the first annual presidential message. In 1838 Tom Thumb was born in Bridgeport Connecticut. In 1921 the Rockefeller Foundation announced yellow fever wiped out in Ecuador.
United Air Lines workers in the Bay Area asked 8,000 staff to give one can of food for northern California flood victims. Report says nearly all complied, except one man who donated a six pack of beer.
A compact listing shows Excelsior Medical Clinic located in Excelsior Springs Missouri with postal code 87970. The entry provides address only.
Clarence Ross aged 69 of Route 2 Beloit near Orfordville died Friday at his home. Services were held this afternoon at Rosman Uehling Kinzer Mortuary Beloit with burial in Newark Cemetery. He was employed by Wisconsin Power and Light Co. Survived by wife Martha a daughter Irene Jensen of Orfordville a step daughter Elsie Berryman Beloit and five grandchildren.
Roger Hibbard 13, son of Kenneth and Mrs. Hibbard of rural DePere, was fatally shot while bird hunting on his father’s farm. He was with brother Stephen 10 and cousin Donald Gerrits 11 from Kaukauna when a 20 gauge shotgun discharged. He died at Green Bay hospital.
In this ABA excerpt, discrimination is weighed by purpose and practicality. It argues that the Constitution allows measured differences, not sheer equality, citing height-based police standards and liquor laws. The text emphasizes equality tempered by real differences and proper aims within a democracy.
Fourteen members of Boy Scout Troop 148 traveled to Devils Lake with Scoutmaster Werner Bodeman assistant Ivan Ryhner and Cubmaster Merton Colney. The group included Brian Thacker John Lienhardt Scott Wi James Webber David Stuessy Jon Ziltner James Colney Michael Klassy Dennis Hoesly Michael Schneider Terry Roth Michael Duerst Kenneth Duerst and George Hartman.
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