Monroe Evening Times introduced in Monroe
The Monroe Evening Times operates daily except Sunday with early 20th century rates and byline mentioning Associated Press content rights. The paper keywords include circulation areas Stephenson Jo Davies Winnebago counties and Jo Davies Sekanee in Illinois with a yearly advance rate of $14. Office hours list 8:30 am to 5 pm with noon Saturday.
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City of
Monroe
RT Ge Stephenson
Jo Davies
Winnebago
Sekanee
Ilinois
Cone
Peniel
Metto
Here's Another Week That Was and What Stood Out
A collage of reflections on events and people from a week, citing Willie Niederberger and his violin at a 40th wedding anniversary, Jaycee award talk, education costs at Beloit College, and remarks on politics and sports figures. It notes a youth charged with marijuana possession in Redding, California, and ends with a plug for Times want ads.
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Willie Niederberger
Arthur Holcomb
Tom Flynn
Rudy Burkhalter
West
Beloit College
Johnson
Jack Fernan
Monroe
Vince Lombardi
Lombardi
Fernan
Chet Becker
Internal Revenue Clerk
Bob Wrabel
John Fenton
First National Bank of Freeport
Freeport
Bob Bayrhoffer
Orville R. Evans
Fred Huber
Vince Lloyd
Cubs
White Sox
Gene Hennager
Ekum
Redding
Calif
California
Weed
Abby Advice Columns From Troubled Letters
Readers seek guidance on family issues in the Dear Abby column. Topics include parental attention to children, fear of teenage pregnancy, respect for privacy, and a humorously titled inquiry about a foam rubber fanny. The columnist urges better communication and trust within families.
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Abby
Albuquerque
National Foundation backs Salk Institute with funding
The National Foundation pledges 18 million dollars for construction of the Salk Institute and commits an additional 1 million annually for operating and research costs. It also funds Health Career Awards through local chapters to recruit students into medicine nursing physical therapy medical social work and occupational therapy.
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The
National Foundation
Salk Institute
Ossie Smith 61 dies after brief illness at Madison hospital
Miss Ossie Smith longtime Blue Mounds Postoffice employee died Saturday January 20 in a Madison hospital after a brief illness. She was born in Blue Mounds in 1906 and was a member of West Blue Mounds Lutheran Church. Surviving are brother Kermit Blue Mounds and sister Mrs Mary Holley Madison. Funeral services set for 1 30 p.m. Wednesday January 24 at Blue Mounds Lutheran Church with calling after 3 p.m. tomorrow at Gesme Ellestad Funeral Home Mt Horeb and at the church after Wednesday noon until service.
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Blue Mounds
Blue Mounds Lutheran Church
Gesme - Ellestad Funeral Home
Mt. Horeb
Custodian Slain at Work in Appleton Auto Agency
Martin J. Jansen Jr., 34, night custodian at an Appleton auto sales agency, was found slain by a shotgun blast after burglars broke in. His wife alerted patrols when she saw the broken window. Police report the crime occurred at the agency where he had worked about a year.
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Appleton
Martin J. Jansen Jr
Clement Field Dies of Injuries in Mt Horeb Crash
Clement Field 75 died Saturday January 20 from severe head injuries after a two car crash on Highway S east of Mt Horeb. Driver Roger Schmitz 24 from Pine Bluff was eastbound when Field entered the highway from a farm turnoff. Field was returning from his brother’s farm. He is survived by two brothers Edgar and Wallace and a sister Mrs. Clarence Syvrud. Funeral Tuesday at Mt Horeb Evangelical Lutheran Church.
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MT. Horeb
Clement Field
Mt. Field
John Stephenson
Wallace
Stephenson
Roger Schmitz
Pine Bluff
Mr. Field
Schmitz
Field
Dane County
Marilyn Watrud
Mr. Horeb
Dean Gabelt
Mike Worrell
Madison
Victor Peterson Succumbs at 69
Victor I. Peterson, 69, a former Albany hardware franchise operator, died in Madison after funeral services conducted by Rev. Martin D. Brunson at First Church of God. Burial was in Forest Hill Cemetery. He was a native of Scandinavia, Waupaca County, and had lived in Madison for 30 years. Survived by widow Velda, son Allan in Rochester, two sisters Clara Peterson of Monroe and Cora E. McCormick of San Francisco, two grandchildren. A sister Anna Kroustue of Albany died December 22, 1963.
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Martin D. Brunson
First Church of God
Forest Hill Cemetery
Peterson
Scandinavia
Waupaca
Albany
Madison
Velda
Allan
Rochester
Minn
A. S
Clara) Peterson
Monroe
Cora E. McCormick
San Francisco
Calif
C. J
Anna) Kroustue
Today in History Highlights for January 22, 1968
On this date in history several events are noted including Queen Victoria’s death in 1901, Byron’s birth in 1788, Washington's 1791 survey commission, 1905 St Petersburg clash, 1917 Wilson and the League of Nations proposal, 1942 WWII landings, 1952 Elizabeth NJ airliner crash, plus UN, German cooperation, and Vietnam-related actions.
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Associated Press
England
Queen Victoria
Lord Byron
George Washington
District of Columbia
St. Petersburg
Woodrow Wilson
League of Nations
New Guima
Solomon Islands
Robert P. Patterson
Elizabeth
U.N. Security Council
U.N
Israel
Jordan
Charles de Gaulle
Konrad Adenauer
U.S
Hanoi
China
John E. Johnson 90 Dies in Madison Area
John E. Johnson, 90, Mt. Horeb native, died Sunday after a long illness. He farmed in York and Springdale in Dane County before retiring to Mt. Horeb in 1938. Survived by four sons, two daughters, a sister, 12 grandchildren, 20 great grandchildren. Funeral set at Mt. Horeb Evangelical Lutheran Church chapel with viewing prior. The notice also mentions a Tokyo survey on centenarians and smoking.
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York Township
Green County
John E. Johnson
Mt. Horeb
Verona
York
Springdale Township
Dane County
Sun Prairie
Delphin Bakken
Madison
Nora Harper
Spokane
Wash
Mt. Horeb Evangelical Lutheran Church
Gesme - Ellestad
Mrs Kempf 83 Dies After Long Illness in Cuba City
Mrs Winella Kempf 83 longtime Cuba City resident died Sunday after a long illness. She was a St Rose Catholic Church member and Catholic Daughters. Survived by two daughters, three grandchildren, six great grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday at St Rose Church Haydenshield Funeral Home. Rosary tonight at 8.
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Cuba City
Winella Kempf
St. Rose Catholic Church
Altar Society
Catholic Daughters of America
Adrian Fleming
Pat Maloney
Beloit
St. Rose Church
Haydenshield Funeral Home
Seaman Everett A. Shumway Assigned New Treasure Island Address
aboard ship The new address for Everett A. Shumway is B58-80-36 Transient Mailroom Building 217 Naval Station Treasure Island San Francisco California 94130 He is son of Mr and Mrs Lowell Shumway Orfordville He is currently serving on a ship at Treasure Island He joined the Naval Reserves in November 1966 and left January 12 for two years of active duty He previously worked at Advance Transformer and Swiss Colony Monroe
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Everett A. Shumway
Orfordville
Naval Station
Treasure Island
San Francisco
Calif
Lowell Shumway
Naval
Advance Transformer
Monroe
Mrs Dahnke Stricken at 85 Belleville Obituary
Mrs Anna Dahnke, 85, formerly of Belleville, died after a long illness. Services set for 2 p.m. Tuesday at St John Lutheran Verona with Becker Funeral Home handling arrangements. Born in Honey Creek, she married Henry Dahnke in 1908 at Merrimac and later moved to Belleville in 1940 before residing in Racine. Survived by son Arthur of Racine, brothers Paul Gallus and William, sister Mrs Arthur Brownrigg, a granddaughter and a great grandson.
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Belleville
Anna Dahnke
Racine
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Verona
Becker
Dahnke
Honey Creek
Merrimac
Henry Dahnke
Barbs A loafer is a fellow who works in a bread bakery
A terse quip recalls a loaf worker and pipe smoking habit, noting a habit of sampling many brands. The brief line hints at a humorous stereotype about loafers and bakers in a columnish style.
Leaders oppose labeling vocational schools as colleges in Wisconsin
Madison lawmakers from both parties denounced plans to attach the title college to Wisconsin vocational institutes. In a letter to Joseph Noll, five assembly members urged dropping the label, arguing the 1965 law did not intend to create community colleges. The signers were Harold Froehlich, J Curtis McKay, Robert Huber, David Obey, and George Molinaro.
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Madison
Assembly
Wisconsion
Joseph Noll
Board of Vocational, Technical and Adult Education
Wisconsin
Harold Froehlich
Appleton
J. Curtis McKay
Cedarburg
Robert Huber
D-West Allis
David Obey
D-Wausau
George Molinaro
D-Kenosha
Public Hearing on Street Discontinuance in Monroe
A public hearing will be held at City Hall Monroe Wisconsin at 7 30 p m on January 2 1968 regarding discontinuance of portions of 7th Avenue and Barton Court between the right of way lines of the proposed Highway 69 project. F M Bray City Clerk.
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Helesity
Monroe
Wisconsin
7Th Avenue
Bar T Court
F. M. Bray
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March OF Dimes
Salk Institute For Biological Studies
Ahmedabad
India
Mrs. Smith
Vietnam Draft Board
Victor Peterson
Victor I. Peterson
Mr. Peterson
John Johnson
Tokyo
Showa Women’s University
Japan
Adtaker
Mrs. Kempf
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League
Pepkgtad
Asuilding
Waysau Howe
Wausau
ED Zwicker
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