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The notice lists subscription rates for the Monroe Evening Times printed by The Associated Press Inland Daily Press Association and Audit Bureau. It notes carrier and mail rates for in state and outside Wisconsin and requires advance payment to comply with postal regulations.
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To Each His Own As Hal Boyle offers gender views today
Hal Boyle of the Associated Press weighs in on the age old battle of the sexes with reflections on hair length and the question who has it better. The piece presents thoughtful commentary on gender roles and individuality in contemporary life.
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Hal Boyle
Associated Press
Hal
Farmers’ Almanac
Mental Health Unit Sets Pace In Wisconsin County Plan
HAL BOYLE reports on a debate about gender roles and a detailed update from the Southwestern Wisconsin Mental Health Committee. The group from Green Grant Iowa Crawford and Lafayette counties met at Green County Hospital Monroe to outline needs for mental health and retardation services and discuss a five county cooperative approach.
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Wisconsin
Green
Grant
Iowa
Crawford
Lafayette
Green County
Monroe
Leo Becker
Grant County
Amos S. Johnson
Rev. L. C. Shm
Lafayette County
Amos Johnson
Rev
Ihm
Richard Scullion
Iowa County
James O. Peterson
Crawford County
Arthur Steinhaus
State Board of Health
Bernard Roemer
Albert T. Huebener
Division of
Mental Hygiene
Iowa County Hospital
Dodgeville
Martha Tschu
Missouri Methodists Set June Integration Date
Bishop Eugene M. Frank says Missouri Methodist churches will be racially integrated by June 13 after the Church Judicial Council approved merging the all Negro Central-West conference with the all white Missouri East and West conferences. Members voted for consolidation last June.
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ST. Louis, Mo
Missouri Methodist
Eugene M. Frank
Missouri Methodist Conferences
Frank
Church Judicial Council
Russians Seek Oil Says Cuban Refugee
A Cuban refugee in Miami reports undersea dynamite blasting by Soviet technicians chasing petroleum has driven fish away from Cuba's north coast. He says oil has not been found and fishing has slumped about 60 percent, though he refused to name himself.
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Miami
Fla
Cuba
Lost Act Proves Illogical When Item Is Missing
A brief notice notes a missing item described as a lost act prompting an unorthodox search. Authorities or handlers are not named in the readable text but the situation centers on recovering the lost act.
Board of Education votes to buy Monte property
On January 12 1956 the board approves purchasing Monte property on the south side of Monroe. Also reported an 84 year old Lena Alabama woman died of suffocation in her two room apartment and Stockton residents vote in favor of a new school building.
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Board of Education
Monte
Monroe
Lena, al
Shre
Stockton
Monroe Bball Defeats Edgerton 53 to 26 in Big Upset
In a January 12 1946 recap the Monroe basketball team hands Edgerton its first loss of the season 53 to 26. The same date marks Bert Bell becoming NFL czar and Harold N Monte a Green County Fast Freight driver injured when his semi trailer overturned.
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Monroe
Edgerton
Bert Bell
Harold N. Monte
Green County Fast Freight
Monroe Rifle Club tops Darlington in non league match
The Monroe Rifle Club defeated Darlington 714 to 708 in a non league meet. Police seek a revolver linked to a nearly wounded Harold Beach, janitor at United Brethren Church.
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Monroe Rifle Club
Darlington
Monroe
Harold Beach
United Brethern Church
Weather dips and bank deposits hit new high
Forty years ago on January 12 1926 a cold snap pushed temperatures to 10 to 20 degrees below zero. The First National Bank reported deposits surpassing the half million mark for the first time in its history.
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First National Bank
Vita bandits massacre of Americans shocks Washington
Fifty years ago on January 12 1916 bandits massacred 17 Americans taken from a train in Mexico. The event stirred U S officials and public opinion as Washington reeled at the violence and its international implications. Sworn circulation of The Times stood at 2359 on that date.
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Vita
Mexico
Washington
The
Times
New Glorious Industrial Growl 1906 Glove Factory Planned
Sixty years ago today January 12 1906 a Chicago concern agrees to locate a glove factory here hiring at least 150 workers for five years. An engine and boiler of 100 horsepower installed by E J Manning Monroe are now in operation at New Glarus electric and water works.
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Chicago
E. J. Manning
Monroe
New Glarus Electric and Water Works
Cletus Ebert Rites Slated for Platteville
Funeral services for Cletus Ebert 33 of New Orleans La will be at 10 a m tomorrow in St Mar Catholic Church Platteville Visitation at Thomas Funeral Home Rosary services scheduled for 8 15 tonight
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Platteville
Cletus Ebert
New Orleans
St. Mar Catholic Church
Thomas Funeral Home
Classified Ads Offer Real Bargains Daily
Readers are urged to check the dependable car listings and daily classifieds for safer options and real bargains in transportation and other goods.
John Wahl 90 Blanchardville farmer dies in St. Clare Hospital
John Wahl 90, a Blanchardville area resident and lifelong farmer, died at 7 16 AM after surgical care at St. Clare Hospital since December 16. He and former Mabel Thompson observed their 67th wedding anniversary last April. Survived by widow two daughters two brothers two sisters 12 grandchildren and 45 great grandchildren. Saether Funeral Home Blanchardville in charge.
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John Wahl
Blanchardville
St. Clare Hospital
Wahl
Blanchardadville
Mabel Thompson
Richard Haugen
Irvin Olson
Ben
Chris
Albert Mellom
Arena
Walter Robb
Orlean Wahl
Monroe
Palmer
Clayton
Saether
Harry Groth Stricken at 71
H. Harry Groth 71 Mer rimac area farmer and brother of Walter Groth Mineral Point died yesterday at home after brief illness. Funeral Saturday at St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church Prairie du Lac with calling after 2 p.m. Friday at Huehn Gnewikow Funeral Home. Born Bara Boo he married Ella Kuhnau January 26 1916. Surviving are widow three sons two daughters another brother Hubert Merri mac a sister Mrs Bert Gollmar Rochester Minn and 17
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H. Harry Groth
Merrimac
Walter Groth
Mineral Point
St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
Prairie du Lac
Huehn - Gnewikow
Mr. Groth
Baraboo
Ella Anna Kuhnau
Terry Williams Succumbs at 17 in New Iberia Parish
Word has been received of the death Saturday of Terry Williams, 17, of New Iberia Louisiana. He lived in the county as a child and was the grandson of Mrs. Maude Snyder of Monroe. His father, the late Robert Williams, died January 14, 1952, of a sudden heart attack at the rural home four miles northwest of Juda. His mother is Mrs. Vera Williams.
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Terry ‘Williams
New Iberia
Maude Snyder
Monroe
Robert Williams
Juda
Carter and Gruenewald
Vera
Death reported for local youth. services held
Williams known as the youth's uncle Jack Williams of Brown Town announced the death. Funeral services were conducted on Monday. Surviving are the mother Iola Vera Faulk, two brothers Robert and Roy, and sister Roberta, all living in New Iberia.
Mrs Lowry 85 Lancaster Resident Dies
Mrs Olive Lowry aged 85 of Lancaster dies after a two week illness in a Lancaster hospital. Services set for 1 30 p m tomorrow at Harris and Wooking Funeral Home with calling hours. A lifelong Lancaster resident and Methodist, she is survived by her sister, Mrs Warren Stanton of Platteville.
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Olive Lowry
Lancaster
Warren Stanton
Platteville
Harris and Wooking
Dr. C. G. Nitardy Dies at 69 in Palmyra
Dr. C G Nitardy, a Palmyra dentist for over four decades and a World War I veteran, died after a long illness at his Palmyra home. Funeral services are set for 2 p.m. at the Nitardy Schoenfield Funeral Home Ft Atkinson with calling after 7 p.m. tonight. He practiced in Blanchardville three years earlier and was a Marquette Dental School graduate, a member of the ADA and St Johns Lutheran Church. Surviving are his wife a daughter Mrs Richard Behrens of Waukesha a brother Hilmar of Ft Atkinson and three others.
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C. G. Nitardy
Blanchardville
Palmyra
Nitardy-Schoenfield
Ft. Atkinson
J. Nitardy
Marquette Dental School
American Dental Association
St. John's Lutheran Church
Richard Behrens
Waukesha
Hilmar
Atkinson
Classified ads connect buyers and sellers in shared spaces
A concise guide to using classified ads to attract buyers renters and sellers. It explains how ad copy should bring together people eager to meet and transact in a local market. The tone matches a period newspaper want-ad style.
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