Monroe Evening Times Subscription Rates And Office Hours
The Monroe Evening Times lists Associated Press and Wisconsin Daily Newspaper League affiliations. Subscription rates show 35 cents per week in Monroe, 12 dollars per year by mail outside Wisconsin, with postal fee notes. Office hours are from 9:30 am to 5 pm.
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Associated Press
Insana Press Association
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Wisconsin Daily Newspaper League
Presse
City of
Monroe
Wisconsin
Stephenson
Jo Davies
Winnebago
Illinois
Stey
Cheese Days push as Green County hosts big festival
Community boosters urge residents to promote Cheese Days across Green County during summer while highlighting local figures and events. The piece notes Bob Rieder and Glenn Gruenberg involvement, fishing etiquette near Zander's Lake, and a Stone House move to Lincoln Tallman Museum grounds.
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Green County
United States
Digman
Kably
Monroe
Around the Block Notes From Argyle and Nearby
A St. Joseph's Catholic Church two week vacation program in Argyle was led by the Franciscans from LaCrosse with Sister Beatina Sister Katherine Marie and Sister Mary Jos from Sherrill Ia. The column covers family travel moves from Denver to Plain Mont flooding en route visitation signal and other local notes including Gladys Haag flight plans from Madison to Washington and the Drake family visiting Janesville after Naples Italy. Susan Travis 14 travels Europe for six weeks in France and the study travel program for Young Americans with nursery school earnings and various jobs to fund the trip.
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St. Joseph’s
Argyle
Franciscan Sisters of Perpetual Adoration
LaCrosse
Beatina
Canton
Miss
Katherine Marie
Mary Jos’s
Sherrill
Susan Travis
Robert Travis
Platteville
Europe
Susan
Lucerne
Switzerland
England
Belgium
Netherlands
University of Montpellier
France
Green County
Dairy Day Winners Lead Holstein And Swiss Classes
Glancing back to July 1, 1957, New Glarus Dairy Day names grand champions: Darrenl Bo I lig of Dayton 4H in the female Holstein division and James Oliver of Smiley 4H in the male Holstein division. Alvin Strahm of Argus 4H earns Brown Swiss female grand champion. Rudolph Haskee begins as county superintendent of schools.
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New Glarus
Darrenl Bo Ilig
Dayton
James Oliver
Smiley
Alvin Strahm
Argus
Rudolph Haskee
Dinner party and social visit at Turner Hall
Twenty years ago July 1 1947 Swiss from Brooklyn New York and eight from Miss Waukee join a dinner party in Turner Hall followed by a social halt at the Carl Marty Sr Home The Mississippi River reached its highest flood stage in 103 years prompting the abandonment of levees protecting nearby Illinois communities.
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Brooklyn
N.Y
Gorgeous new flag to be displayed by Turners of Monroe
30 Years Ago Today July 1 1937 the Turners of Monroe prepare to display a grand flag. Dr A N Lawton of Brodhead is named jury commissioner for a year. A large portion of the July Fourth casualty list consists of highway accident victims and injuries.
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Turners of
Monroe
A. N. Lawton
Brodhead
Local notes from July 1 1927 capture town developments
Forty years ago today July 1 1927 Rudy Hess bought the Heer meat market. Ground breaking for an addition to Union Church. Pavement blowouts reported amid heat. Hydes remains a popular Monroe youth hangout. Lack of rain shortens Green County strawberry crop.
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Rudy Hess
Heer
Union Church
Hydes
Monroe
Green County
Monroe to start public square lights this week
Fifty years ago on July 1 1917 Mayor J T Etter received word work would begin on lights for the public square this week The Monroe school district annual budget was set at 43500 an increase of 1675 A Volunteer Day celebration at Blanchardville honoring Company H drew about 8000 The Monroe National Guard unit failed to sign a single recruit during its week of campaigning
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J. T. Etter
Monroe
Blanchardville
National Guard
Board of Education Boosts Budget to 26240
Sixty years ago on July 1 1907 the Board of Education approved a budget of 26240 dollars. The same date reports an experiment in wireless telegraphy at Lanark disrupted 500 telephones for hours. St Johns Church German School opened with fifty students enrolled.
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Board of Education
Lanark
St. John’s Church
Thunderstorm Halts Pecatonica Bank Burglary at Bank of Pecatonica
In Pecatonica Illinois a thunderstorm interrupted a bank burglary at the Bank of Pecatonica. Thieves used cutting torches to enter via a rear door and breach an outer vault door. An inner vault door effort failed. Currency was kept inside the inner vault. several bags of coins were stolen and one spilled outside. Loss about 2000 dollars. Firemen reported the alarm whistle triggered by a lightning short circuit. The village is about 17 miles west of Rockford.
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Pecatonica
Ill
Bank of Pecatonica
Harley Barningham
Barningham
Rockford
Penny Poem and Monticello Youth Club Rosters
Children's club listings for Monticello and area show names and ages for July events from July 3 to July 8 across several routes and towns. A poem by Mrs. Werner Schuetz reflects on the life of a penny from bank to purse, ending with a reflection on having money.
New Members List with Addresses and Dates
New Members Jon David Klemm Route 1 1 Browntown Sept 5 1966 Terry Alan Broge 609 Park Ave Monticello July 21 1985 Michael Keith Doran Schony Dakota Ill Nov 18 1963 Julie Lynn Golackson Route 4 Darlington July 2 1965 William Milfred Golackson Route 4 Darlington Aug 6 1980
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Jon David Klemm
Browntown
Terry Alan Broge
Park Ave
Monticello
Michael Keith Doran Schony
Dakota
Ill
Julie Lynn Golackson
Darlington
William Milfred Golackson
Monticello Social Notes and City News Briefs
Monticello updates list Irvin Lien leaving for Rio Linda California after two weeks with his uncle Selmar Lien and Connie and Jimmy heading to Kensington Pennsylvania to visit relatives. Os hosh adult seminar attendance by Mrs. H A Becker. Ginner grandparents welcome Gary and wife in Monroe for Fourth of July. Acber hard vacationing at Bay Geld County cottage. Frederick Schuler visits Monroe from Santa Barbara while his mother remains in St Claire Hospital. Kosygin leaves Cuba for Paris after talks with Castro and to meet De Gaulle.
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Irvin Lien
Selmar Lien
Rio Linda Calif
H. A. Becker
State University
Oshkosh
Don Root
Connie
Jimmy
John Grossenbacher
Kensington
Gary Ginner
Minneapolis
Independence Day Riddle Surface Notes
A compact, puzzle like item lists terms and phrases such as Independence Day, badge like clues, and scattered hints. It reads as a lexicon style entry with a mix of descriptors including a rental contract, a Turkish title, and a light beam clue. The fragmentary text suggests a wordplay collage rather than a coherent article.
Mutt in Missouri Willed $51,933 for Humane Society
In Clayton Missouri a nine year old black dog named Last Minute Li adopted from the Missouri Humane Society two years ago is bequeathed 51 553 to the Humane Society by Jane Kieselhorst of Greendale. The will filed in Probate Court of Clayton states the money passes to the society when the dog dies. Kieselhorst, 45, was the daughter of St Louis businessman Henry Kieselhorst.
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Clayton
Missouri Humane Society
Jane ‘Kieselhorst
Greendale
Humane Society
Miss Kieselhorst
St. Louis
Henry Kieselhorst
Orangeville Byers Glen E Bolender 25th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Scheetz celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary with neighbors friends and relatives in Orangeville. The event drew praise from family and friends as locals recalled early life and shared hospitality during the observance.
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Lawrence Scheetz
Harry Stultz
Freeport
Nome
Orangeville
Kenneth Gross
Burdette Jonhson
Stave
Rockford
Gien Bolenaer
Jonnson
Mary von Heiman
VFW Auxiliary Post 2312 Earns Second in Department Scrapbook
The VFW Auxiliary Post 2312 earned second place in the Department scrapbook competition. They credit Monroe Evening Times for cooperation, and thank newspaper staff. Signed by Mrs. Melvin Gable, Publicity Chairman.
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VFW
Monroe Evening Times
Mrs. Melvin Gable
Cost Increase for Certified Vital Records in Green County
Green County Register of Deeds announces higher fees for certified copies of vital records. Effective under Chapter 43 of the Wisconsin Laws of 1967 the cost rises to 2 dollars, covering two file searches and the certification for births marriages and deaths.
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Suecure
Green County Register of Deeds
Helen F. Bratzke
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Energ
Editorial
Glenn Gruenberg
Green County Highway Department
Gruenberg
Bob Rieder
Eagle River
Badger
Monroe Country Club
Rosynik
Zander’s Lake
Zander’s
Pentagon
Washington
Haiphong Harbor
Glarus Way
Green County Farm Bureau
Dairy Promotion Committee
Agricultural
John D. Hirsch
20Th St
Janesville
Lincoln-Tallman Museum
Russ Lesperance
Early
Stone House
Lincoln-Tallman House Tours
Tallman House
President Lincoln
Geneva
Helen
Ben Kubly
Denver
Colo
John Drye
Julie
Plain
Mont
Buffalo Bill's Grave
Yellowstone Park
Paylands
Missouri
Mississippi
Lishes
Spain
Greece
Morocco
Manymonths
Australia
Joan Kathleen Kingston
Brisbane
Louis
Louis Wys' Js
Atw
Gladys Haag
Madison
Washington, D. C
Sgt
Gilbert Pilz
Ft. Belvoir
Pilzes
Sgt. Pilz
Paul Haag
Conrad Pilz
Gladys
Wagner’s
Gordon P. Drake
Karry
Brian
Laura Kay
Naples
Italy
O'Hare International Airport
John H. Bruni Gordon
Drake
New York
Erich Fromm
Holt, Rinehart and Winston
Mary Nipple
Harold Nipple
Platteville State University
Mary
Times Children's Club
Nanette Mae Zimmerman Juda
Michael Allan Blum
James Henry Waelehi
LuAnn Montgomery
South Wayne
Kenneth Roy Dickson
David Alan’ L. Blanchardville
Lonnie John Schmid
Debra Jean Haeft
Winslow
Mark Michael Flannery
Richard’ LaVerne Gadow
Christine ‘ Marié ‘Blumer
Commonwealth Ave
Daniel Joseph Goepfert
11Th St
Randy Kim Steinmann
Karen Ann Arnsmeier
Roscoe
Edwin Ernst
Warren
Beth Suzanne Buri
Rox Ann Schindler
Jeffrey Emerson Wells
Donald Fred Eimer
Beth’ Ann Friedrichs
Rodney Alan Peterson
Vicki Lynn Flannery
Jeffrey Paul Zweifel
Belleville
Patricia Ann Leaver
James Lynn Vickers
Sharon Marie Swingen
Mt. Horeb
Kevin John Schuetz
Penny Jo Whitehead
16Th Ave
Renee Elizabeth Anderson
Ruth Ellen Johnson
Box 279
Werner Schuetz
Cosmetic
C. D. Curtis
Paris
Havana
Alexei N. Kosygin
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Charles de Gaulle
Magdalene Douglas
Posses
God, the Father
Light City
Idaho
Fez
Byers
Glen E. Bolender
Clifford Rabe
Kathy
Walter Blasing
Susan Briggs
John Wigemann
Evening Times Club
Foe
Lunes
Mai
Suomsoe
Orlando
Fla
Mmes
Roy Rutt
Delbert Stabenow
Stanley Hulbert
Fay Keister
Nermit Weit
J.sfilton Bostian
Virgil Dickinson
Marjorie Ritziman
Ramona Faimer
Ellen Goodhart
Airs
Susan Fiunt
Lea Kanagan
Milton Moore
Roblert Buc
Robert Buch
PORTA
The
Monroe Electric Shop
Carl Burgi
KAY & Ward Stackpole
Phyllis and
Burg! Electric Service
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