Notable Message From Local Office Hours Notice
A clipped OCR fragment shows an entry referencing office hours from 8:30 a.m. to a later time with a telephone number 325-51, indicating a public or official inquiry point. The readable portion mentions an arrestee context and advance compliance notes.
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Pia Rein
Time for Change in Green County Supervisor Count
Editorial argues a Supreme Court ruling on one man one vote requires county representation reform by Nov. 1. A plan would reduce Green County from 34 to 31 supervisors, with broader adjustments by population bands to 21 or 39 or 47 as applicable. The legislature or Court will set the pattern, and changes may increase majority influence.
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Green County
Supreme Court
Wisconsin
Belleville
Monroe
Princess tours Connemara coast under guard in Ireland
Princess Margaret and her husband Lord Snowdon toured Ireland's rugged Connemara coastline yesterday, guarded by police in a highly rigorous assignment for the Irish rural constabulary. The queen's sister vacationed with her mother in law at Birr Castle as anti English IRA activists greeted the visit with leaflets and tree felling along the route.
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Seekn
Wclang
Margaret
Lord Snowdon
Ireland
Connemara
Irish Rural Constabulary
Birr Castle
Fran Warren Cleared On Narcotics Charges
New York pop singer Fran Warren was cleared of narcotics possession after a grand jury declined to indict. Supreme Court Justice Mitchell J. Schweitzer ordered dismissal of the charges against the 38 year old entertainer.
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Fran Warren
New York
Supreme Court
Mitchell J. Schweitzer
Unique Protestant Catholic Service Set For Inauguration Day
An ecumenical morning prayer service will be held January 20 at St. John’s Episcopal Church near the White House. Sponsored by the Catholic Archdiocese of Washington and the Protestant Council of Churches of Greater Washington, the event will include invitations to President and Mrs Johnson, Vice President elect and Mrs Humphrey, and about 1,000 officials and lay leaders, marking Vatican recent easing of Catholic restrictions on such interdenominational services.
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St. John’s Episcopal Church
White House
Catholic Archdiocese of
Rome
Interesting Items From The Evening Times Files 1955 Highlights
A retrospective snapshot notes 1955 military belt tightening, Eisenhower aiming for three million armed forces by June, Wisconsin welcomes the Hudson with the first 1955 Hudson rolling off Kenosha assembly. Also recalls 1940 indoor rifle practice in Co K armory, local high school results, fires in Monticello, and 1925 tax and local business notes.
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Eisenhower
Wisconsin
Kenosha
Co. K
Monroe
Fort Atkinson
Glarus
Monticello
We Are Grateful to the Kaitor and Community
Mr and Mrs Oliver Walters express deep gratitude for the generous kindness of people in the area after finding a home near Juda Their note heartfeltly thanks friends and neighbors for support that helped their family feel warm and welcomed back into the community.
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Juda
Oliver Walters
Ily
Green County businessmen sponsor unique youth dairy program
Shake the past year so success. They donated generously of their time effort and money and these successful programs would have been impossible without their cooperation. Their joint efforts are shown by mutual financial support of the Green County Agricultural Chest, a privately financed program unique to Green County run by local businessmen sponsoring youth and dairy initiatives.
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Green County
Wonderful holiday thanks to generous community
The Oliver Walters family received blankets beds mattresses clothing food and money from caring supporters. A sofa washing machine end tables kitchen table and chairs along with funds helped them have a bright Christmas. Rosa Garden Center and Mr. and Mrs. Fredric C. Rosa extend appreciation.
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Oliver Walters
Rosa Garden Center
Fredric C. Rosa
Note of Appreciation to Local News Staff and Partners
The Green County Extension office thanks reporters photographers and Monroe Evening Times staff for their support of the extension program. It credits thousands of participants and local leaders across projects and praises the county’s newspaper for publishing news and information. Public thanks extend to numerous organizations clubs associations businesses and individuals aiding the year’s work.
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Green County Extension Office
Monroe Evening Times
Fiveagents
Monroe County Extension pledge by Green County Agent
Myron E. Jeglum, Green County Agent, pledges continued support for farm, home, and community programs as the Monroe Evening Times plans to maintain an active role in promoting these extension efforts and leadership into 1965. He expresses optimism for ongoing cooperation and shared goals.
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Monroe Evening Times
Myron E. Jeglum
Green County
Monticello Social notes and orbiting events
Monticello residents share callers and visits from Madison Monroe Beloit New Glarus and Brooklyn. Notable items include the Streit and Voegeli families hosting and visiting, a wedding attended in Janesville, and Bjorn Staib of Oslo leading a ski expedition to traverse over the top of the world.
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Edwin Stuessy
Madison
Henry D. Freitag
Jacob Voegeli
In Voegely
Monroe
Raymond Talmadge
Joe Zweifel
New Glarus
Talmadges
William Lamb
Brooklyn
Robert Haur
Thomas Saunders
Hazel Kundert
Bertha Keller
Ed Theiler
Beloit
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Jacob Voeseli
Walter Haur
Ed Saunders
Gail Roach J
Michael Skelley
St. Patrick’s Church
Janesville
Karl Mueller
Spring Green
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Peter Streiff
Voegelis
Bjorn Staib
Oslo
Quiz notes on Johnson City ranch and prophecies
The item lists a Johnson City ranch at about 400 acres owned by President Johnson. It cites a biblical prophecy about automotives by a Hebrew prophet 2500 years ago. It notes the known trumpet history back to 2000 B C with early trumpets as natural horns of shell or bone.
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Johnson City
President Johnson
Ahum
Newspaper Enterprise
Cleveland Rites To Be Thursday
Funeral services for Frank C. Cleveland 78 retired Milwaukee Road maintainer will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday in the Methodist Church at Gratiot with burial at a later date. He died yesterday in Lahey Nursing Home Warren where he had resided three years. Survived by a brother Delbert of Gratiot and two sisters Mrs. Etta Steele Gratiot and Mrs. Homer VanMatre Freeport.
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Frank C. Cleveland
Milwaukee Road
Bartell
Warren
Cleveland
Gratiot
Lahey
Delbert
Etta Steele
Homer VanMatre
Freeport
White House Mixes Visiting Days For Inaugural Week
The White House reversed its normal visiting schedule for inaugural week allowing visitors on Monday January 18 while remaining closed on the actual inaugural day January 20. Officials cited large crowds from out of town as the reason for Monday access.
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White House
Washington
Doan’s Pills Offer Fast Relief From Aches And Bladder Irritation
Doan’s Pills relieve backache headache and muscular aches speeding sleep. They also ease bladder irritation with a mild diuretic action. Used for over 66 years, they promise quick relief and better nights.
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Speedy Paine
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