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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1966
Page
2
The snippet shows the Monroe Evening Times with publication details and historical notes. It lists founders and associations, subscription rates, and office hours, reflecting the paper’s early 20th century operations and regional circulation in Wisconsin and surrounding counties.
Editorial views the Dutch Elm Disease crisis in Monroe as a personal and financial burden. It notes 2700 elms counted six years ago with over 400 dead, cites public opinion on spraying, and warns of heavy costs from removing and replacing trees as aldermen plan a broader tree program. The piece laments loss of shade, birds, and neighborhood character as elms vanish.
Readers thank the Daily Day for coverage of the Marshall Bluff Bowhunters shoot. Archers praise editorial staff for cooperation, shelterhouse and range gains, and note the Queens contest decision delayed to Sunday. Bonnie Bowman of Benton and Marshall Bluff Bowhunters receive best wishes.
Mrs Henry Bohle 84 a former Swiss born cheese maker’s wife died in Freeport at 757 West American after 23 years resident. Surviving are husband three daughters a son nine grandchildren and nine great grandchildren with services Saturday at Walker Mortuary Freeport. Burial Greenwood Cemetery Monroe with Rev Webster Hobb officiating. Friends may call after 2 pm tomorrow.
Edward August Salzwedel 54 of Browntown died unexpectedly at 9 a.m. yesterday at his farm home in Jordan Township. A coronary heart attack caused the death. He was born August 8, 1911, and left surviving three sisters and three brothers. Funeral services are at 1 p.m. Saturday at Peace United Church of Christ Browntown, with burial in Greenwood Cemetery.
Lois Vallarta 42 a Freeport native died Tuesday morning in Milwaukee Lutheran Hospital Funeral services are set for 2 p m Saturday at Freeport Mennonite Church Burial will be in the church cemetery Friends may call at Daughenbaugh and Meyers Funeral Home Dakota Illinois after tomorrow noon Surviving are her husband three daughters all at home her mother Mrs William Pfile Freeport three sisters Edna Goshen and Esther Pfile Mrs John Rupp Alanson Mich and four brothers Orvis Harry Eira and Matin Bile al
Sophia T. Malott 93 of Darlington died Tuesday after a long illness in a Darlington hospital. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Darlington Baptist Church with burial in Union Grove Cemetery. Surviving: two daughters Glenn Sperry and Dale Sperry, son Clarence, 16 grandchildren, 45 great grandchildren, seven great great grandchildren.
In Green County a buried deep freeze packed with poultry and meat drew emphasis as workers buried the unit after owners moved away. The account notes rotted contents, worms, and a burial blanket used during removal. The piece then shifts to estate sale dates for George Pulkrabek at 1919 10th St with two auctioneers and 20 barrels of china.
A narrative from Albany township notes a small landing strip against a mountain with turbulence concerns. Tuesday heavy clouds brought eight tenths inch moisture and hail near the Luther and Ernest Kittlerson farm. Monroe residents feared a twister near Palm Sunday damaged High way 11 West, while Mildred Laurie of Monroe earned a four day Seven Springs trip for top sales and Dora Pinnow heads to the North American Lily Society Show from O’Hare.
Kenneth Kramer Belleville high school agriculture instructor won third in Hoard's Dairyman Cow Judging Contest senior division and second among Yo-Ag instructors. A Platteville State University graduate, he earned an MS from the University of Wisconsin and taught agriculture at Montfort and Withee, Wisconsin, four years each.
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The subject served in the Army Signal Corps for four years and has completed his 20th year at Belleville. He has trained FFA daily judging teams for 19 years, with several individuals receiving Superior ratings in Wisconsin state judging contests.
Police report 15 young white men are in custody after shotgun blasts from a moving car killed two Black residents in a Sacramento slum. The arrests follow the incident and are part of the ongoing investigation.
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