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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1973
Page
13
The Soil Conservation Service notes a busy year with 347 landowners receiving technical assistance, 203 applying practices, and 78 planning, plus 2597 acres of contour stripping and 1.1 miles of diversions installed. It urges landowners to value soil and plan for the future.
A 1853 celebration in New Glarus is recalled through Irish Hollow memoirs noting Swiss dances wrestlers and a beer-filled hall at the New Glarus Hotel. The account describes a Swiss flavored Independence Day with a Tell legend and a waltz as the dance closing the first observed Fourth.
Michael J. Finnance retires as Evansville postmaster after ten years of service. Francis Erb will oversee operations until a new postmaster is appointed. Finnance, Evansville native and Madison Business College alum, began as city carrier in 1947 and later became postmaster succeeding Robert Antes.
Joliet Ill and Will County honors Dianne Riemer as Woman of the Year by the Joliet Charter Chapter of the American Business Women’s Association. A charter member, she will attend the national convention in Las Vegas in October. She works at the Joliet Herald News and engages in Red Cross volunteering and fair judging.
Argyle High School class members gathered June 16 at the Norseman Supper Club for their 15 year reunion. Dean Saalsan hosted the event with gifts, readings from former classmates, and awards for milestones.
Tuesday evening Monticello members attended the Green County Bankers Seminar. Present were Mmes. Thomas Brusveen Kenneth Klassy Edward Riese Fred LaRosh John Orzolek. Edna Babler visited Mrs. Wittner at New Glarus Home midweek.
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