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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1949
Page
2
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The writer notes Britain's postwar trouble as a warning for the United States. He argues London's shift toward state socialism and reform pressures could affect global commerce and US relations, urging caution and humility in Washington.
The CIO steel workers union extends contracts with 72 small firms to press wage and pension demands on U S Steel. Ben Fairless of U S Steel argues against raises amid a slack economy. The firm sees no sound reason for increased wages and plans a firm stance.
The United States Senate gains New York’s John Foster Dulles a welcome addition with broad experience in international affairs. He may take oath in time to join debates on the North Atlantic pact. Governor Dewey will appoint him to succeed retirement weary Senator Wagner, though Dulles will not seek the interim term in November.
Mrs. E. E. Wilson of Centralia died from a sudden heart attack after a weekend visit. The death was reported to daughter Mrs. Ralph Anderson, who received the news Monday evening as the Andersons returned from Centralia. Albert Anderson and his wife of Freeport care for the three children during the parents' absence.
Alfred Custer Jr. , 14, of Hilbert drowned yesterday while swimming at Pigeon Lake during a Four H club picnic in Manitowoc County.
Ten year veterans from Company K, 48 strong, prepare for the annual encampment on July 8 1939 at Camp Williams. Berlin death notes of Paul Ronneburger ex printer and editor for Green County Herald. Della Schoch dies at 44 in Blanchardville. Alice Marble wins Wimbledon title. Adella Dreier dies at 58.
The council designates The Evening Times as the official city paper for all legal proceedings. W E James buys the Schar Bros lumber and warehouse business. Monroe brewery reports internal revenue stamps for year ending July 1 exceed prior year by 10000 dollars with 8813 barrels brewed. D B Netz and crew move old buildings from the west side of the Key Fox site to the back lot for a pool house.
In the wake of Chinese communist gains, tension rises as Japan faces renewed unrest. Soviet moves at Paris and talks of Asian coordination hint Moscow backing domestic strikes and protests. MacArthur contends with Japan's budget reforms amid this shifting Cold War dynamic.
Brig Gen James McCormack Jr testified to the Senate House atomic energy committee that a complete model bomb has been produced since the AEC took over the project. He said production bottlenecks are broken and output is at a stable level. He also charged credible mismanagement of atomic projects under the AEC.
Relatives and friends gathered Monday at the home of Mrs. Louise Green to celebrate her 83rd birthday. Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Collins vacationing at Little Tom's Cabin Decatur Lake. Miss Dorothy Zimmerman visiting Milwaukee friends. Mrs. W. H. Fleek hosted the Senior contract club. The Fleeks cut a Maine Canada trip short due to Mr. Fleek's health. Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Grena spent holidays with daughters in Milwaukee. Nancy Stephens of Milwaukee vacationing here with her parents.
Law offices opened in the New Glarus hotel building by Harry J. Cook and Wallace J. Kalbacken. Both are residents of Mt Horeb.
Mrs. C. L. Crago and others attended a telephone meeting in Madison on Wednesday. Miss Ruth Foulker returned to Milwaukee after a weekend with her parents and is employed in Marquette University’s tabulation department for the summer. She traveled with Robert Brugger Kenneth Rufenacht Marion Rufenacht and Helen Ruchti. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Ketchum spent the weekend at Wisconsin Rapids.
Premium lists for the Lafayette county fair August 11 to 14 are distributed by secretary Neilus Larson. Department superintendents include Keneth Schreiter speech Howard Priestley concessions Earl Wilson grandstands Leon Noble grounds Ernest Ruf tickets. Entries close August 4 at 5 00 p m. Officials listed: Clifford Furrer president Leon Noble vice president Ernest Ruf treasurer Neilus Larson secretary and directors Hinkins Parkinson Priestley Wilson Noble Mee Nett Donald Thomas Kettler Furrer Helm Schreiter Ruf.
A compiled note of social visits and travel. Families such as the Millers Ruef Stablers Matzkes Kreumans Retzlaffs Walton Mahlbuch Boyer and others are mentioned hosting or visiting relatives and friends at Eagle River Richland Center Warren Argyle Clarno Beloit Lake Geneva Devil's Lake and Lake Geneva with trips through western and southern states and a mumps illness in Anthony Jones.
Dodgeville special desk reports 2 year old Roy Berg of Calamine died in a Dodgeville hospital after a face bite from a dog fight between a bulldog and a German shepherd. The boy reportedly wandered into the fight on his parents farm and was bitten by the shepherd. Doctors were unsure if death resulted from the bites or a fall. Survived by parents four sisters and maternal grandparents James McKillip Calamine.
In Bedminster New Jersey residents chase fire engines for fun until Police Chief Floyd Christianson reveals the sirens were a false alarm. He orders spectators to keep 200 feet back or face a summons to curb the thrill seeking crowds.
The Monroe church led by Rev. Ralph K. Kofoed holds church school at 9:30 a.m. and morning worship at 10:40 a.m. Sermons by Gideon Society representatives led by E. B. Lewis. Pastor on vacation for two Sundays. contact Mrs. H. F. Cunningham for pastoral services. Browntown follows with morning worship at 9 a.m. and Gideon-led service. no morning worship on Sunday July 17. Sunday school at 10 a.m.
The Christian Science church at 1411 10th Street lists Sunday services with Sacrament, golden text from Matthew, and readings from Science and Health. Sunday school for under 20 meets at 9 30 a m with morning worship at 10 45 a m and Wednesday testimony meeting at 7 45 p m. The church library is open Wednesdays and Saturdays 2 to 4 p m.
Assembly of God schedules Sunday school at 10 a m worship at 11 a m evangelistic service at 8 p m Bible study and prayer Wednesday evening Vacation Bible school starts Monday at 9 a m The Gospel Aires quartet from North Central Bible Institute will conduct a service here Friday July 15.
Grace Lutheran announces Sunday school at 9 30 a m and church service at 10 30 a m A Gideon Society representative will deliver the message Church vacation Sundays are July 17 and 24 Holy Communion service is July 31 Rev Newell Mendenhall is pastor
A church notice states a prayer and sermon practice on Thursday at 7 p.m led by Rev Dallas D Landrum the pastor.
Monroe worship at 10 50 sermon A Universal Language youth fellowship 7 15 p m church pic nic July 17. Fairfield services 9 30 worship 10 30 Sunday school reports conference July 13 Rock Grove. Clarno worship 10 am Sunday school 11 am WSWS meets Harry Ammann home Wednesday. Staver Sunday school 10 worship 11 junior choir Thursday.
Rev Henry G Cooper pastor announces Sunday school at 9 30 a m and worship at 10 45 a m with a sermon titled The Nature of the Hell We Create for Ourselves.
Divine service with Holy Communion at 10 30 a m. Rev Eldor A Toepel pastor. Located at 9th street and 13th avenue in Wisconsin Synod parish.
The New Apostolic District holds Sunday service in Chicago at 10 15 a m daylight saving time with no morning or evening services. A midweek service is set for Wednesday at 8 p m the theme The Light that Guides to Eternal Rest.
Bible school planned at 10 a.m. with Lord's supper and worship service at 11 a.m. Guest minister Howard Cowan of Minnesota Bible College to preach. Rev. Leonard Berelson is pastor.
Monroe Pastor Paul C. Kehle leads worship on the Fourth Sunday after Trinity with church school at 9 30 a m and nursery during the 10 45 a m service. Monticello Zwingli group moves classes to Grace church next Sunday for 9 30 a m Sunday school and 10 40 a m service due to floor refinishing at their building.
St Andrew's Episcopal Church lists a church school at 9 a.m and Holy Eucharist at 9 30 a m with Rev Lindsay O Duvall as pastor.
The Union Presbyterian Church lists Sunday school at 9 30 a m morning worship at 10 45 a m senior Westminster fellowship at 7 p m and missionary society on Tuesday at 7 30 p m with choir participation.
A Gideon Society representative will bring the message for the day. Local laymen will conduct the service. Junior choir rehearsal at 1 p.m. and children's choir at 1 45 p.m. at the parish house. Washington Reformed Morning service at 9 a.m. with Sunday school after. Postville Memorial Sunday school and Bible class at 9 45 a.m.
Browntown Evangelical and Reformed St Pauls Wayne Township lists morning worship at 9 with Rev Walter H Waeckerie and sermon Keep Looking Up based on Psalms 121 1 2. Browntown Peace Morning Worship at 10 30 with Rev Walter H Waeckerie and same sermon text.
South Wayne Times Special reports the annual Homecoming Schoolmates picnic will be the last Sunday in June at South Wayne park. The gathering drew over 300 attendees this year and marked a township centennial. Visitors came from Albuquerque New Mexico Buffalo New York Tugallop Tacoma Washington and Lawton Oklahoma.
Tokyo report says Emperor Hirohito paid a courtesy call on General MacArthur at the United States embassy. The discussion topic was not disclosed.
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