Monroe Evening Times and Associated Press Affiliations Mentioned
The Monroe Evening Times lists affiliations with The Associated Press and local press groups and notes subscription rates and offices. It references Stephenson Jo Davies Winnebago Counties and rate details for Wisconsin readers, with office hours and a contact telephone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Inland Daily Ress Association
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Wisconsin’ Daily Newspaper League
Si Rier
Stephenson
Jo. Davies
Illinois
Wisconsin
Jo"Davies
Winnevago
Editorial Calls for Respectful Discipline to Safeguard Rights
The piece laments thefts and juvenile vandalism over the weekend in Monroe Peuce, praising Green and Lafayette counties police for swift action. It urges teens to adopt respect for God, flag, country, and others, proposing a school course on growing up gracefully and coexisting responsibly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Peuce
Green
Lafayette
Community fund drives to add water curtain at Bandshell
Vandalism over colored lights at the new Bandshell resumes, but community groups rally to enhance the outdoor venue. Lions Club installed the dedication speaking system with Perry Power leading work, while UW Band Director Raymond Dvorak praised its quality. Monroe residents Karl Schwager and Pat Barnard push donations for a water curtain to complement lighting, inviting broader civic support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palm Sunday
Lions Club
Perry Power
Raymond Dvorak
Pat Barnard
Monroe
Karl Schwager
Austria
Community pride drives plans for new park phase
The Bar Nards push a development plan to rival Beaver Dam as Wisconsins Dells hosts the Dancing Waters show. Vandalism concerns linger in the park after 10 PM, with calls for dusk to dawn lighting and parental accountability to curb mischief and protect the Band shell facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnards
Beaver Dam
Tommy Bartlett
Wisconsin Dells
Service Record Highlights Local Servicemen in Vietnam and Thailand
Marine Lance Cpl. William C. Schuman, son of Mr and Mrs Charles A Schuman, serves with the First Marine Division First Tank Battalion in Vietnam and is home on leave. Army SP5 Robert A Nordeng, son of Mr and Mrs Stanley Nordeng, is back on leave after a year with the 809th Engineer Battalion in Panom Cakon Thailand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Bill) St. John
Roy St. John
Brodhead
University of Wisconsin
Vietnam
Orfordville
William C. Schuman
Charles A. Schuman
First Marine Division
Army
SP5
Robert A. Nordeng
Stanley Nordeng
809Th Engineer Battalion
Panom Cakon
Thailand
Today in History July 11 1967 highlights
On this date events include Hamilton mortally wounded in a Burr duel at Weehawken New Jersey in 1804. John Quincy Adams born in 1767. Grover Cleveland nominated for president in 1884. Roosevelt available for a fourth term in 1944. Eisenhower nominated in 1952.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Alexander Hamilton
Aaron Burr
Weehawken
N.J
U.S
John Quincy Adams
Chicago
New York
Grover Cleveland
George Gershwin
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Dwight D. Eisenhower
U.S. Air Force
House of Representatives
United Nations
Los Angeles
Lee Mitchell Named President Of Park Board In 1957
Glancing Backward recalls July 11 1957 when Lee Mitchell was renamed president of the Park Board. Recreation Park hosts a lost and found day as Dewey D Dunn Capital Times editor is ill. Editorial questions whether current legislation is the right path to safeguard civil rights, noting school integration and voting as issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Mitchell
Park Board
Dewey D. Dunn
Capital Times
Madison
Teletypesetter Put in Operation at Monroe Evening Times
Twenty years ago July 11 1947 the Monroe Evening Times started using a teletypesetter to set news mechanically at the plant. The closure of many Wisconsin lead and zinc mines in Lafayette Grant and Iowa counties followed U S subsidies termination. A round saucer shaped object with a motor and radio tube was found on the fair ground at Black River Falls fueling the flying saucer mystery anew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Wrestler Mark Hoesly Heads to Boston on Trip
Thirty years earlier on July 11 1937 Mark Hoesly the wrestler departed for Boston amid local chatter. The Amelia Earhart search persisted as townsfolk followed aviation news. A feature notes a spring chicken with Swiss fried potatoes at Augsburger's Tavern tonight hinting at local dining fare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Hoesly
Boston
Amelia Earhart
Augsburger’s
Aerialist Miss Loss Weiaoe Rejoined Monroe Show
Forty years ago on July 11 1927 Miss Loss Weiaoe an aerialist group performed in Monroe and later rejoined the Watertown show. C W Wollhardt leased the Wells Building to operate bowling alleys a pool hall and billiards. A hailstorm ruined 45 acres of corn on Thomas Hoesly farm. The weekly band concert featured Albert Neusch Wander Harold W Gordon Herbert Lanz Shelby Divan and Jay Cadwell.
National Guard mobilization in Wisconsin announced
Fifty years ago on July 11 1917 Wisconsin mobilizes the entire National Guard Aug 5 to Camp Douglas. Two Durand youths in a racing model Ford crash a culvert near the old South farm in Monroe with no injuries. Oscar Denny buys the former George Reddy Grocery on the north side. Mayor J T Etter and city council members travel to Freeport Illinois to inspect a cemetery house for a proposed Greenwood chapel.
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National Guard
Wisconsin
Camp Douglas
Durand
Old South Farm
Monroe
Oscar Denny
George Reddy
J. T. Etter
Freeport
Ill
Greenwood
Sherron Elected Bank Director in Monroe Ledger Notes
60 Years Ago Today July 11 1907 J L Sherron is elected director of the Commercial and Savings bank to succeed Peter Nalty C W Twining president reports on bank progress since organization three years ago Monroe officials wake up to 35000 from assessment roll purchase of waterworks property Monroes Family Theater in Karlen block shows growth Miss Helen Travis sings for illustrated song programs Rev W H Hartman assumes Grace Lutheran pastorate F H Bridge Coleta sells driving horse to Wilim Bauman During 1965 sport anglers caught 940220 salmon in Washington marine and fresh water areas
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Sherron
Commercial and Savings Bank
Peter Nalty
C. W. Twining
Monroe
Monroe Family Theater
Karlen Block
Helen Travis
Illustrated Song
W. H. Hartman
Grace Lutheran
F. H. Bridge
Coleta
Wilim Bauman
Cheese Days hopes dashed by Stewarts film schedule
Major George L. Wells of the Air Force reserve reports Brig. Gen. Jimmy Stewart cannot be honorary parade marshal for Monroe Cheese Days September 16 17 due to a new motion picture contract. The Cheese Days Committee continues seeking prominent replacements while residents share thanks for local events and travel notices.
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George L. Wells
Jimmy Stewart
Hollywood
Calif
Wells
Air Force Reserve
Air Force Academy
Gen. Stewart
Monroe
Stewart
Air Force
Monroe Dairy Queen contest thanks and note to Georgia
Anna Woethrich thanks voters in Monroe Wisconsin for placing in the top three of last month's Monroe Dairy Queen contest and wishes Georgia luck during her reign. She notes her Route 1 Monroe address and adds a separate historical fact: John Adams was the first U.S. president to graduate from Harvard College in 1755, 14th in a class of 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
John Adams
U.S
Harvard College
Americans Still Flock to Cities
A National Planning Association study forecasts Americans will keep moving to cities over the next years with about 164 million people in 224 metropolitan areas by 1975. Sixty percent of them will live in the 25 largest centers, led by New York area and extending from New Orleans to northeast New Jersey. Growth expected across Southeast Southwest Mountain and Far West, with notable gains in Macon Talla hassee Texarkana Phoenix Provo Orem Reno Las Vegas Binghamton Baltimore.
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Washington
National Planning Association
New Orleans
New York
New Jersey
Middle Atlantic
Macon
Tallahassee
Fla
Texarkana
Tex
Phoenix
Ariz
Provo- Orem
Utah
Reno
Las Vegas
Nev
Binghamton, Y
Baltimore, Md
Actress Vivien Leigh Dies of Natural Causes in London
Actress Vivien Leigh, 53, died at her London home Saturday after a long illness from tuberculosis. Post-mortem found natural causes with no inquest to be held, according to official sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Vivien Leigh
Miss Leigh
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Monroe Evening Times
Sunda
Emery S. Opell
Editorial
Adtaker
Sport Angiers
Helen
Wayne Huntington
Susan Mueller
Mt. Horeb
Grant Hospital School of Nursing
Zion Memorial Hospital
Zion, Ill
Ensign Huntington
Great Lakes Naval Hospital
Huntington
Clifford Mueller
Montreal
F. L. Buchschacher
Ruth Smallish
Milwaukee
Buchschacher
Marian Burkhardt
Expo
Quebec
Kingston
Fred Meier
Monticello
Rudolph Kagi
Zurich
Switzerland
Wrvb-Fm
Forest Hill
Platteville
Joint Action Committee
First Congregational United Church of Christ
First Methodist
St. Mary's Catholic
The
Episcopal Church
Cornelia United Church of Christ
Cuba City
Mineral Point
Fennimore
Rewey
Belmont
Suitzer
50Th Street
Tional Center
Effie Wenger
Green County Public Welfare Department
Europe
Marius Hisen
O'Hare International
England
Netherlands
Germany
France
Rhine River
Paris
Cedar Grove
Sheboygan County
Lake Michigan
Great Lakes
United States
Harold Pederson
Danbury
Spooner
St. Croix
Pedersons
Florida
Pederson
Green County
Gilbert Rhyner
Spokane
Wash
John Rhyner
New Glarus
Terry
Truax
Ivan
Gilbert
Margie
Minneapolis
Rhyners
Keith
Wainwright Pharnacy
Where
Heck
Fritz Cleaners
12Th Ave
Wis
Rigtre Eee
North Central Public Service Corp
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