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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1967
Page
2
The Monroe Evening Times records its publication details as a daily except Sunday edition from October 1898 with Emery A Odell named as editor and publisher. It credits Associated Press and other news services, notes circulation audits, and lists the office hours and telephone number 325 5101.
Herman Dieckhoff, longtime Monroe High School custodian for 25 years, died last week. He befriended students and faculty, carried a calm, pleasant manner, and lived by the Knights of Pythias creed of friendship, charity, and benevolence, leaving a lasting, if quiet, community impact.
A letter from Michele E. Sturtz of Ta Fla praises Monroe’s downtown charm after visiting with friends from Green Bay and Clinton. She asks for pictures and articles to share her positive experience, spurring potential future visitors and local goodwill.
Miss Mary L. Hardyman of Monroe earns honors toward a Bachelor of Arts in junior high school education and is among 12 Platteville State University mid year graduates with honors. Also listed are 12 graduates earning honors toward a Bachelor of Science in fields including secondary and elementary education, civil engineering, agriculture, business, and industry, with names and home towns.
New York The American Telephone and Telegraph Co one of the world’s largest corporations reports record earnings and net income for the 12 months ending last November 30.
Congressman Henry C. Schadeberg and Mrs. Schadeberg depart Burlington Wisconsin for Washington Monday January 2 to attend a Republican legislative briefing in Warrington Virginia. The gathering runs from noon Wednesday to Thursday evening to align GOP objectives for the new session. The pair will set up his Washington office procedures and Mrs Schadeberg will open a residence apartment for the 80th Congress. They will return for Gov Knowles inaugural ball before the 90th Congress swearing in on January 10.
In 1967 the dairy foods promotional year is split into three kickoff events by the American Dairy Association. The campaigns aim to boost sales with new excitement elements at every point of sale, supplementing daily promotion of dairy products.
Mrs. Dorothy Volmary of Goodwill Industries reports 155 disabled men and women served this year in a working and training program. Forty four have been rehabilitated for private employment. The Monroe truck appears Friday January 6 with pickup service at 325-3488. Judo also hosts the truck the same day led by Miss Inez Weaver.
The origin of Lincoln's popular sobriquet traces to a 1859 Illinois Republican state convention where rails said to have been split by Lincoln and Thomas Hanks were shown. The nickname spread quickly as the public embraced the image.
During spring the fluid milk drive focuses on Milk With Meals. Summer promotion features milk a la mode as a refreshing beverage. The plan updates earlier flavored milk changes. Autumn will feature Milk with Snacks tied to family fitness campaigns.
U S officials report a record 20,242 Viet Cong defected in 1966 with the largest surge in the last two months of the year. The dispatch notes ongoing efforts to reduce insurgent support and increase safety for South Vietnam.
The article argues dairy farmers must boost favorable attitudes toward milk and dairy products to sustain higher farm prices. If consumers refuse to buy at higher prices, price gains cannot be realized, making farmer actions essential in the coming months.
The Schadeberg Recognition Dinner, postponed by a December snowstorm, is now set for 7 p.m. Thursday January 26 at Lakelawn in Delavan Wisconsin. December 28 tickets remain valid and extra tickets are available at 3.50 dollars each from Richard Moyle in Rochester Wisconsin.
Active living linked to better health and higher dairy intake, aligning dairy industry goals with fitness promotion. The physical fitness approach dominates consumer-directed messaging amid broader PR planning efforts.
Detroit reports Ford Motor Co told the federal government it could meet only 10 of 23 proposed safety standards for 1968 cars while General Motors did similarly. The note appears amid a long list of television programs and air times.
Monroe area residents join 133 Platteville State University degree candidates. Graduation is set for 2 30 p m Sunday Jan 15 at the University Fieldhouse. Mary L Hardyman daughter of Mr and Mrs Lewis Hardyman earns honors in Junior High Education. Paul Young son of Mr and Mrs Dale Young Brownstown majors in Arts and Sciences and made the spring 1966 honor roll. Dr Arthur H Larsen Normal Ill will be the main speaker.
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