Monroe Evening Times Emteoes at Rennes Wisconsin 1879
The Monroe Evening Times lists staff and affiliations including EMTEOES at Rennes and Wisconsin-based outlets. Subscription rates appear for city carriers and mail delivery across Wisconsin and adjacent counties. Office hours are given as 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. with Saturday hours until noon. The piece notes AP and Inland Daily Association ties and mentions circulation audits.
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Monroe
Wisconsin
Stephenson
Davi Winnebago
Oavies
Ilinois
Review of The Graduate Reflects Shifting Moral Boundaries
An editorial analysis notes The Graduate as a mature comedy about a young man and his love affair. It observes the film’s frank sexuality and language, calls for parental screening, and outlines a local plan to warn mature audiences while guiding youths.
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Joseph Levine
Benjamin
Hollywood
Monroe Evening Times
Monticello Youths Earn WSU Honors
Two Monticello students who attended Whitewater State University earned scholastic honors in the second semester of 1967-68. Robert E. Woodruff earned first honors. Jean A. Hoskins earned second honors.
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Monticello
Whitewater State University
Robert E. Woodruff
R. A. Woodruff
Jean A. Hoskins
John B. Hoskins
Chadwick Soldier Completes Fort Polk Training
Ends basic training Pvt. E-2 Ray Van Dyke of Chadwick Illinois now stationed at Fort Irwin California. Honored at a Brodhead family picnic hosted by his brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Wayne Scheider with several relatives in attendance. Family ties and home base details are noted with Mrs Van Dyke remaining in Blanchardville.
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Ray van Dyke
Chadwick
Ill
Fort Polk
Fort Irwin
Calif
Wayne Scheider
Brodhead
Ethel Kuhl
Emil Rabe
Harland Rabe
van Dyke
Blanchardville
Glen Scheiders
Ronald Scheider
Browntown
Lester Tornow
Glancing Backward Highlights From July 11 Histories
A 1958 page recalls Mr and Mrs Martin Petersons 60th anniversary at the Argyle home. Monroe art scene features 90 paintings by European masters. A cheese factory fire near Clarno is halted by quick Monroe responders. Mary Ann Frautschy named queen at Evansville Tri-County fair.
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Martin Peterson
Leo Peterson
Argyle
Monroe
Clarno
Mary Ann Frautschy
Evansville
Funeral Home earns Golden Rule honors for third year
Stuessy Funeral Home of Monroe at 921 15th Ave has been re admitted to the Order of the Golden Rule for a third consecutive year. The organization praised the firm as trustworthy after evaluating past year's services and prices and noted membership among about 1400 worldwide funeral firms. Herman E. and Lowell Stuessy receive a plaque and the Credo.
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Green County
Moses Construction Company
Chicago
Monroe
St. Clare Hospital
Ray L. Pavlak
Stuessy Funeral Home
15Th Ave
Order of the Golden Rule
Herman E. and
Lowell Stuessy
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