Monroe Evening Times Publisher Details and Rates
The Monroe Evening Times lists its office in Monroe Wisconsin with daily publication started in 1898 by Emery A Odell. It notes Associated Press affiliation and circulation audits. Subscription rates are 35 cents weekly by carrier in local area and 12 dollars yearly by mail outside Wisconsin with advance payment required. Office hours run 8 30 a m to 5 p m and telephone 325 5101.
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Monroe
Wisconsin
Phenson
Jo Davies
Winnebago Counties
Illinois
Davies
Winnebago
Editorial recap of a week in Monroe with locals and antics
A nostalgic column lists week events in Monroe from a boy’s seventh birthday to civic figures, social gatherings, and quirky incidents. It notes neighbors, editors, and volunteers, including a fire, a birthday joke, Knowles for Governor hats, a bathroom water scare, and the purchase of a used air conditioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Investment Club
Babe Kline
Oral Point
John Friedel
Monroe Evening Times
16Th St
Schutte
Grandma Hoeft
Knowles
Wisconsin
Recreation Park
Bruno
Ruth Schrade
Dobbs
Rudy Burkhalter
Nellie Doyie
Bob Steele
Banjo Pete
Dan Heine
Speedy
His
Alkaselzers
Monroe
Madison man dies in Omaha while visiting brother
Philip S. Loshek, 40, an Evansville public schools art instructor and Madison native, died unexpectedly Saturday in Omaha while visiting his brother. A 1949 UW graduate and World War II veteran, he is survived by brothers Robert of Madison and Richard of Omaha. Services are 1:30 p.m. tomorrow at St. Stephen's Church with burial at Forest Hill Cemetery. Frautschi Funeral Home in Madison handles arrangements.
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Philip S. Loshek
Madison
Evansville
Omaha
St. Stephen’s Church
Forest Hill Cemetery
Friends
Frautschi Funeral Home
Neighborly thanks for Dairy Day coverage in Monticello
Royal Woelffer Jr. and the Monticello Community Club express appreciation for the coverage of Green County Dairy Day by the paper and radio. They commend the fair and balanced reporting and extend thanks for the interest shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Royal Woelffer Jr
Justice letter to Monroe police and public report
A Monroe resident recounts a Sunday morning incident near a church where a traffic stop occurred after a supposed clinic sighting. The writer cites dismay at perceived harassment and questions why an officer followed for blocks causing embarrassment and spurring residents to take their business elsewhere.
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Monroe
Calif and Hawaii guests visit Monroe and area
Mrs. Claude Senger of Monroe hosts visits from Honolulu before traveling to Washington and Denver for bridge play and a summer in San Francisco. Civil Service employee husband tours Far East ports. Also featured are Swiss Scherensehnitte art by Walter von Gunten and a Kettle Moraine Lakes Club Foundation garden tour raising funds for Nature Conservancy and University Lake School.
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Claude Senger
Marion
Babe) Strawser
Monroe
Honolulu
Hawaii
W.B. Gnagi
Washington, D.C
Denver
Colo
San Francisco
Frisco Harbor
California
Babe
Senger
Far East
Civil Service
Department of Army
Japan
Kettle Moraine Lakes Club Foundation
Pine and
North Lakes
Hartland
Francis J. Trecker
Carl Mueller
Lester Simmons Rites Conducted
Benton man Lester Simmons died one day after illness and funeral services were held yesterday at the Benton Methodist Church. Survivors include his widow Elaine and three daughters from Cuba City and nearby areas, with additional relatives listed in Cuba City Gratiot and surrounding towns.
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Benton
Simmons
Stone
Benton Methodist Church
Elaine
Joseph. Murray
Elizabeth
Cuba City
Tiyé
Milford Kitelinger
George Weigel
Cora
Mabel
Cecil Robbins
Last Rites Held For Mrs. James Olson
Funeral services for Mrs. James Olson 82 Blue Mounds were held at 2 p m in West Blue Mounds Lutheran Church. Gesme Ellestad Funeral Home Mt Horeb directed the arrangements.
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MT. Horeb
James Olson
Blue Mounds
West Blue Mounds Lutheran Church
Gesme-Ellestad Funeral Home
Mrs Dimpfl 61 Barneveld Dies After Long Illness
Mrs John Dimpfl 61 died Saturday at home after a long illness in Barneveld. Funeral services are set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at West Blue Mounds Lutheran Church. Survived by husband three sons Philip Chadwick Ill and Donald and Gordon Barneveld three daughters Mrs John Stenberg Waterloo and others. She was born Elida Fredrikson in Norway and immigrated as a child. The couple married January 12 1926 and farmed in Blue Mounds before moving to Barneveld in 1964. She was a member of the Barneveld American Legion Auxiliary.
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Barneveld
John Dimpfl
West Blue Mounds Lutheran Church
Gesme - Ellestad
Mt. Horeb
Elida Frederickson
Norway
United States
Blue Mounds
American Legion Auxiliary
Philip
Chadwick
Ill
Donald
Gordon
Barneville
John Stenberg
Waterloo
Family of Leslie Fuller and Bert Frederickson Seeks Note
Mrs Leslie Fuller of Dodgeville and Mrs Milton Hughes of Barneveld share a notice listing a brother Bert Frederickson and Mr Horeb along with three sisters and 18 grandchildren including Mrs S W Kuba of Lehigh Acres Fla Mrs Harry Passell of East Waymouth Mass and Mrs Edward Thousand of Madison as members of the extended family.
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Leslie Fuller
Dodgeville
Milton Hughes
Barneveld
Bert Frederickson
Horeb
S. W. Kuba
Lehigh Acres
Fla
Harry Passell
East Waymouth
Mass
Edward Thousand
Madison
Mrs Litschauer Taken by Death in Dodgeville
Mrs Jack R Litschauer 41 died Saturday at home after a long illness. Former Nellie Mae King she is survived by husband five daughters Linda Jacklyn Patricia Jane Marie and Richard all at home a brother Albert King Warren Michigan and sister Mrs Gerald Kiefer Madison. Services were at 1 this afternoon in the Lulloff Funeral Home. Burial was in Mazomanie.
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Dodgeville
Jack R. Litschauer
Nellie Mae King
Linda
Jacklyn
Patricia
Jane
Marie
Richard
Albert King
Warren
Mich
Gerald Kiefer
Madison
Lulloff Funeral Home
Mazomanie
Andrew Kratzer Succumbs at 94 in Freeport Nursing Home
Andrew Kratzer, 94, died Saturday at Benjamin E. Stevenson Nursing Home in Freeport. Services were today at Leamen Funeral Home with burial in Grisby Cemetery. He is survived by two sisters, Mrs. Clifton Hart and Mrs. Gustav Schulz.
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Lena, Ili
Andrew Kratzer
Benjamin Stephenson
Freeport
Leamen Funeral Home
Grisby Cemetery
Clifton Hart
Gustav Schulz
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Monroe, Wiscon
Marge
Act of Congress
Emery A. Odell
The
Associated Press, Inland D. Press Association
Audit Bureau Circulations and
Wisconsin Daily Newspaper League
Associated Press
Editorial
Alderman Snively
William Rollins
Oaktron
Hospital Fund
Knights of Columbus
Twining Park
David Clark
Eugene Clark
Brodhead
Boston University
North Central College
Naperville
University of Wisconsin
Superior State University
Clark
Superior
Bradford
Peoria
Inl
Philip Loshek
Speaking
Helen
Walter von Gunten
Bern
Switzerland
von Gunten
New Glarus
Europe
Ilinois
Miles
Sam
Breed
Armour and Co
Oscar Mayer
Kermit
Robert
83Rd Infantry Division
Thunderbolt
Pittsburgh
83Rd
Larry Redmond
Rockwood Drive
Havertown
Lester Simmons
James Olsen
COATS
16Th Ave
Jamaica
Toni
Dacron
Pepperell Sheets
Childrens Crawlers
Aaron Burr
Alexander Hamilton
Weehawken
N.J
Hamilton
John Quincy Adams
Holland
Eastport
Maine
George Gershwin
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Chicago
Atomic Energy Commission of Representatives
United Air Lines
Johnson
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