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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1964
Page
2
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An editorial argues against overblown danger warnings such as a proposed FTC plan to label cigarette packs with a hazard notice. It mocks government overreach while supporting public education on health risks and urges respect for public intelligence in handling information.
James Marlow outlines who can use Form 1040A versus 1040 for 1963 taxes. He explains income thresholds, itemizing rules, standard deductions, and special cases for spouses, dividends exclusions, and dividend credits, with guidance on who must file which form.
Ten years ago on January 21 1954 William L Rollins and Frank Wesley both of Chicago signed a lease for the Pleasure Bend property to start Oaktron Industries to manufacture radio speakers. Sixty three oldtimers gathered at the Community Center to form the Golden Age Club.
Janeen Burkhammer of 712 Ith Street begins teaching at the Wisconsin Children’s Treatment Center in Mendota Madison area. She earned a Bachelor of Science from Platteville State College this mid year after studying special education at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee and Madison. She did student teaching at Walker Junior High Milwaukee and taught first grade at Juta and Brodhead. Her husband teaches at South Wayne.
Local readers rely on classified ads to find affordable goods services and employment. The page highlights everyday needs from repairs to rentals and personal notices, reflecting the community’s daily commerce and assistance network.
Farm operators must file reports of wages paid to farm workers in 1963 and pay Social Security taxes by January 31. Employers paying $150+ in cash wages or employing a farm hand 20+ days cash on a time basis must report wages with IRS Form 943. Include worker name, SSN, and total wages. crew leaders may be employers unless a written agreement says otherwise. Contact IRS or Social Security district office at 306 W Milwaukee, Janesville.
Mrs. Fairy A. Cross 93 died Friday at the Eastern Star Home Macon NL after a long illness. Services were held yesterday in Rockford with Rev. Robert Davis officiating. Burial in Durand cemetery. She was born July 12 1870 in Laona Township and survived by two sons, a sister, three grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
On this date various historical markers include the 1892 U.S. demand for apology and reparations from Chile after an assault on sailors in Valparaiso, the beheading of Louis XVI in 1793, George Goethals’ death in 1928, the 1945 Ticonderoga assault death toll, Acheson becoming secretary of state in 1949, the Nautilus launch ten years earlier, DeMille's death, and the Congo Katanga victory one year prior.
Mr and Mrs Stacey Williams announce tickets at the door for a March of Dimes benefit skating party Thursday from 730 to 1030 pm. An advance ticket campaign rewards top sellers, and all proceeds go to the March of Dimes.
Mrs Joseph Farrell 75 a Warren native and sister of Homer Schultz died Sunday at her son Francis Farrells home in Marionla. Born Ellen Schultz December 15 1888 she was married to Joseph Farrell who died in 1954. Survived by three daughters one son a brother 31 grandchildren and 21 great grandchildren Services set for 1 pm tomorrow at Bartells Warren funeral home with burial at Elmwood cemetery Warren.
Dr Leo Brauchle a Columbus dentist and father of Dr Robert Brauchle of Monroe died in a Madison hospital after a long illness. He practiced in Crandon 13 years before moving to Columbus last November. Born in Columbus he was a 1923 Marquette graduate and WWI veteran. He belonged to several dental societies the American Legion and Marquette Alumni association. He leaves wife two daughters sister and eight grandchildren. Services set for 2 p.m. Thursday at Jones funeral home in Columbus with calls after 3 p.m. tomorrow.
The First Baptist church in Albany approved interior redecorating at the annual church business meeting with about 50 attendees. Junior Klossner presided as moderator, reports from departments were reviewed, and the yearly budget was adopted. A new heating system had been installed last year.
Bart Starr of Green Bay will call signals in March as Wisconsin Easter Seal Chair man for the 1964 drive. Bob Hope nationally will lead the campaign for the national society and its 51 states and territories.
Mrs. Beck daughter of Elliott York of Lena Illinois died after a long illness in a Colorado hospital. Born Winslow October 17 1928 she married James Beck in July 1950. Burial at Shannon Brethren cemetery with visitation at Sharman funeral home. Survived by husband son Howard four, father and stepmother, two sisters Ardith Ruthe and Nancy Hughes and brother James York.
LeRoy J. Beauprey of Cecil Wisconsin pleaded guilty to embezzling 121 dollars while employed by the Bureau of Indian Affairs at Neopit. District Court Judge Kenneth P. Grubb placed the 29 year old on probation for three years.
The note observes that eagles, as fish eaters, favor shorelines for their living areas and hunting spots.
Rep. Henry B. Gonzalez urged Chief Justice Earl Warren to investigate any link between the anti Communist Minutemen group and the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. He cited the group's March issue On Target listing twenty congressmen as opposed to funding HUAC and warning traitors with cross hairs.
Four Beaumont students from Lamar State College of Technology were found dead from carbon monoxide in a Crystal Beach cabin. Identified as Ernest Alfred Jones 20 Robert Gentry 19 Norman Allen Nix 20 and Kerry Gene Cohn 20. Another Beaumont classmate Robert William Raiford 20 survived after escaping with the party. Authorities say a stove in the rented cabin released the gas during a going away party for Jones who was to enter the Army.
Classified ads help buyers, renters, and sellers meet. Cupid like matchmaking lives in small text and bold offers in local papers.
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