Monroe Evening Times Office Details and Associations
The Monroe Evening Times, published daily from Monroe Wisconsin, lists Emery Odell (1871-1953) as a member of the Associated Press Inland Press Association Bureau of Circulations and Wisconsin Daily Newspaper League. It notes AP exclusive rights to local news and provides subscription and office hours information.
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Associated Press, Inland Press Association
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Wisconsin Daily Newspaper League
Associated Press
AP News
Haven of Healing at St Clare Hospital Faces Budget Hurdles
Editorial notes stalled fundraising for St Clare Hospital expansion while public pledges lag. It urges residents to boost contributions to start construction this summer and compares local rates to Beloit and other area hospitals, predicting higher national costs by 2000.
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St. Clare Hospital
Beloit Daily News
St. Clare
Wisconsin
Illinois
Beloit Hospital
St. Clare’s
Ward
Beloit
Janesville
Elkhorn
Rockford
U.S. News and World Report
California
Monroe
Hospital Icare
City vows hospital expansion and nursing school aim
The speaker emphasizes a new hospital addition and the hoped for establishment of a local nursing school as a cornerstone for a city of healing. He urges collective and individual effort to achieve these goals at the earliest opportunity.
David Blumer Stricken at 83
David Blumer 83 of Verona died Thursday January 25 after a brief illness. A native of New Glarus township he lived in Verona since 1920 and married Ida Bischoff in 1912. Survived by five sons Ralph Harold Henry Robert Dale a daughter Helen Kerr a brother two sisters 23 grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Services set for 1:30 p.m. Sunday January 28 at Becker Funeral Home Belleville with visiting after 3 p.m. tomorrow.
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New Glarus Township
David Blumer
Verona
Ida Bischoff
Ralph
Middleton
Harold
Blue Mounds
Henry
North Freedom
Robert
Oregon
Dale
Watsonville
Calif
Aswin
Helen) Kerr
Henry Blumer
New Glarus
Barbara Blum
Anna Blum
Monticello
Becker
Belleville
Alien deadline for address reports set for January
R A Klein directing the Milwaukee INS reminds Wisconsin aliens that the January 31 deadline applies to filing address reports under the 1952 Immigration and Nationality Act. Excludes diplomats and certain international representatives. Also notes temporary agricultural workers. A second item announces a home maker leader training on beef eating February 27 at Green County Agriculture Building Monroe with Charlotte Dunn and Quin Kolb presenting.
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R. A. Klein
Milwaukee
The
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Wisconsin
Immigration and Nationality Act
Klein
Immigration Ofice
Green County Agriculture Building
Monroe
Charlotte Dunn
Quin Kolb
Warren teen named 1968 Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow
Jean Vondra of Warren Community High School Warren Ill wins the 1968 Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow award presented by Principal Raymond Lipovac. She led Future Homemakers of America as chapter president and treasurer, joined Future Teachers of America, participated in Girls Athletic Association, served on the yearbook staff, and was a National Honor Society member. She earned scholarships as a freshman and sophomore and was class vice president in her freshman year.
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Momemaker
Jean Vondra
Vernon Vondra
Warren
Ill
Betty Crocker
Warren Community High School
Raymond Lipovac
Girls Athletic Association
National Honor Society
Department Reports Surplus Dairy Data
The Agriculture Department reports 1967 purchases of surplus dairy products equal 7.4 billion pounds of milk, up from 1966’s 600 million pounds. A main factor is reduced milk and dairy consumption in the United States, with imports contributing about 2.8 billion pounds. New import quotas aim to limit foreign supplies to about one billion pounds.
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Department
Washington
Agriculture Department
Dairy Farmers Win Records For Milk Quality Certificates
Four Green County dairy farms and 21 from nearby Northern Illinois earned certificates for producing Grade A milk under Peoria Health Department standards. A total of 129 of 600 milk suppliers were recognized for high sanitary status and satisfactory bacteriological quality. First time awardees shown with no numeral include several listed farms in Lena, Orangeville, Winslow, McConnell, Dakota, Browntown, Monroe, and Monroe area addresses.
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Green County
Northern
Illinois
Peoria
Ill
Health Department
Bartelt and
Lichtenwalner
Monroe
Arnold Fryer
Browntown
Orville Hawthorne
John Schlappi
Auer
Moest
Orangeville
John Barth
Dakota
Paul D
Markis F. Bass
Alton
Duane Benfer
Winslow
Weldon Brinkmeier
Broge and
Arn
Fred Buehler
Clark
Meyers
Lena
Robert Crouse
Dikkers
John Enzinger
Darold
Pauline Finkle
Ellsworth Fluegel
Lester Lobdell
Loral Metz
McConnell
Raymond Maaske
Elwyn Price
LeRoy Schramm
Walter Streuk
Wesley Wessels
Luther College student joins Sociology Interim program in Midwest
Monroe Luther College junior Gary Baumgartner is one of 34 students in a Midwest internship program. He observes inner city problems in Jersey City Minnesota as a teaching aide and case worker during a winter 1967 internship. Mr Kubly and Mr Plate joined Moorman sales leaders in Quincy Illinois for plant tours and discussions on livestock industry plans.
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Gary Baumgartner
Harry Baumgartner
Monroe
Luther College
Decorah
Baumgartner
Jersey City
Minn
Midwest
Robert L. Kubly
21St Ave
William T. Plate
19Th St
Quincy
Illinois
Kubly
Plate
MoorMan
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