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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1968
Page
2
The fragment notes the Monroe Evening Times in Wisconsin with history of founder EMERY ODELL and affiliations. It mentions subscription policies, office hours, and postal regulations, reflecting standard newspaper boilerplate from 1898 era records.
The Green County editorial tributes two longtime supervisors Hank Aebly and Ray Silver who died recently. Both began their county board service in 1945 and served until 1957, preserving trust and frugal stewardship. They moved residences within for years of service and remained active in church cheese industry matters and local insurance work.
Cecil 13, son of Mr and Mrs Donald Cecil Route 3 Monroe, was discharged from St. Clare Hospital after suffering facial injuries when a .22 rifle discharged while he and his brother cleaned the weapon. He is expected back at Monroe Junior High on Feb 1.
A reader signed as Another Mother questions changing teen fashion after early patterns. She argues true culture begins with the young and cites biblical guidance to support training children to follow right pathways.
A scene shows Washington Monument and Jefferson Memorial visible in the distance as a flag appears in natural colors. The White House is detailed in blue with green trees framing the view.
The 6 cent American Flag Stamp first sold in Washington on January 24 is now sold at Monroe Post Office. It complements the 6 cent Franklin Roosevelt issue and will be available indefinitely. Designed by Stevan Dohanos of Westport Connecticut the stamp shows a bird's eye view of the White House.
Sgt. Robert Freitag son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Freitag rural Montello has received his discharge from the Army at Ft Bragg North Carolina He served in the United States France and Turkey as a chef Freitag and his wife and son Danny will return to his parents home after a short visit with relatives in Ohio His plans are indefinite.
A snapshot column recalls Charles Starkweather admitting killings and a Darlington cold snap with ten below temperatures. It notes Monroe High School students earning straight A grades and marks a separate item about Orville Wright’s death in 1948 and a trio of youthful local notes.
A 1928 notice states a high splinter type highway guard rail will be installed in Green County by order of the State Highway Commission. The item appears in a yearbookish roundup of past events with other local notes.
Mrs. Frank N. Miller 78, longtime Juda resident, died at 1 45 p m Tuesday January 31 in Brodhead Convalescent Nursing Home after a prolonged illness. Born Florence Bagley December 22 1889 in Janesville she married Frank N. Miller October 4 1911 in Juda. Surviving son Donald with the U S Department of Agriculture in Washington D C Funeral services 1 30 p m Friday February 2 at Newcomer Funeral Home Brodhead Rev John G Engstrom Juda Baptist Church officiating Burial Mt Vernon Cemetery Juda Friends may call 7 9 p m Thursday.
Obituaries note services for Isabelle Bell Brodhead 69 who died Jan 26 with funeral at Everson Funeral Home Jan 29. Burial at Scotch Hill Cemetery. Pallbearers listed. Also ben F Elmer 86 of 602 22nd Ave died Jan 27 with service Jan 30 at Stuesky Funeral Home. Burial Greenwood Cemetery. Henry Wartenweiler 86 of 1316 22nd Ave died Jan 28 with service Jan 30 at Shriner Neuschwander Funeral Home. Burial Greenwood Cemetery. Republican Day dinner set Feb 12 in Madison with speakers Reps Zion and Davis, sponsored by Dane County Republicans.
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