Editorial Adjournment and the July Washington Visit
The piece weighs the July timing in Washington and its impact on adjournment. It notes Congress may need another week for a measure to reach the president for signature or veto and that OPA decisions could shape the rest of the agenda. It warns the British loan issue dims chances after November and mentions Senator Wiley weighing delaying matters until after the election.
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Washington
Death Valley
United States
America
Nebraska
Wiley
Wisconsin
OPA
The European Pattern and Postwar Struggles
The piece argues that Europe expects Soviet dominance after World War II while the United States experiments with new methods to ease postwar burdens. It contrasts Russia’s traditional victors’ logic with America’s attempts to promote peace, warning that Europe pays the price until US aid reshapes balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austria
United States
Russia
Europe
Motives and mysteries mingle at Elmpoint funeral
The narrator recalls a tense aftermath of Brenda’s death as suspects converge. Inspector Barry hints at a culprit, with Hunt Berwick under scrutiny while the narrator connects Margot Ingalls’s murder to Neal’s room and a hidden rose colored pillow and pearls. The group travels to New Jersey to pursue clues as a return to the killer’s motive remains elusive.
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Rosa
Jones
Claire
Neal
Miss Tarrant
Rose
Barry
Leighton
Deane
Hunt Berwick
Hunt
Elmpoint
Brenda
Polly
Providence
Margoty Woodfords
Margot
Polly Woodfords
Hollywood
Paris
Leigham
Expres
New Jersey
Margot Ingalls
Jnne Barry
Orangeville Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Merla Mains of Freeport spent a few days with Marlene Stites. Mary Kay and Billie Engels returned to Freeport after vacationing with grandparents in California. Families including Kummers and Cantrils joined Sunday dinner in Monroe and Freeport. The American Legion and auxiliary met Thursday. Norma Schoney reports on Girls State. Womans Society of Christian Service met with Mrs. Merrill Mays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merla Mains
Freeport
Marlene Stites
Mary Kay
Billie Engels
Otto Folgate
Ernest Kummer
Fred White
Maurice Cantril
Fred van Matre
California
L. D. Gross
Henry Staver
Monroe
Womans Society of Christian Service
Merrill Mays
Lyle Rinehart
E. C. Priewe
Ju da By Mrs. FP N Miller and guests visit kin
Local social notes list visits by Juda and Mrs. FP N Miller Mrs. Wm Jordan Mrs. Schmid Watertown visitors to Matzke and Albright households address Oakley visiting grandparents in Oakley Vernon Albright Chicago summer guest at Wunschel home lightning strikes Geo Wendtland farm causing chimney stove and minor damages on Mae Kueckner's property
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Oscar Schmid
Kansas City
Wm. Jordan
Herbert Reim
Watertown
Frank Matzke
F. E. Matzke
Wm. Albright
Donald Alexander
Oakley
Roy Freis
Vernon John Albright
Chicago
Glenn Wunschel
Geo. Wendtland
Mae Kueckner
J News Views on Peace Terms and World Turmoil
DeWitt MacKenzie assesses the upcoming peace conference in Paris and predicts continued geopolitical upheaval. He argues Moscow aims to extend influence through Europe while Britain seeks to salvage status, foreseeing a broader struggle over ideology and power realignments across Italy Finland and other nations.
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Luxembough Palace
Paris
Italy
Hungary
Romania
Bulgaria
Finland
Europe
Russia
England
Mrshal Stalin
Lenin
Soviet Union
Moscow
Austria
Germany
France
Orient
Sydney Morning Herald urges US to keep South Pacific bases
An editorial from the Sydney Morning Herald argues Australia should accept almost any terms to allow the United States to retain bases in the southwest Pacific, including Manus Island, stating we need America in the south Pacific more than it needs us.
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Sydnia
Australia
Sydney Morning Herald Today
United States
Southwest Pacific
Manus Island
Washington
America
South Pacific
The
Herald
Westminster Choir Leader to Speak at St Johns Church
Dr John Finley Williamson president of Westminster choir school Princeton N J and director of the Westminster Choir will speak at St Johns church Sunday morning. He is a Wisconsin Music clinic faculty member with Monroe high school students in attendance. Several St Johns choir members have attended Williamson choir school summer session at Princeton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Finley Williamson
Westminster Choir School
Princeton
N. J
Westminster Choir
Monroe
St. John's Church
Williamson
Wisconsin Music Clinic
Monroe High School
St. John's Choir
Interesting items from The Evening Times 1936 notice
Alfred Kelly aged 87 longtime Green County settler dies. Ray G Booth a Monroe native passes away in Madison. Jacob Halderpe and Conrad Diem suffer shoulder fractures while working on Stauffer Brothers farm at Monticello. Pro golfers Johnny Revolta and Frank Walsh headline a strong field on Monroe golf course.
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Alfred Kelly
Green County
Ray G. Booth
Monroe
Madison
Jacob Halderpe
Conrad Diem
Stauffacher Brothers
Monticello
Johnny Revolta
Frank Walsh
Governor Vetoes Three State Park Projects in 1921
Fire, hail, deluge and near cyclones sweep Monroe area with only a windstorm at the town. A barn on Bert Cox farm is destroyed by fire. Kiwanis club holds charter presentation at Lincoln gym with L. R. Creutz delivering acceptance. Mrs. Henry Elmer, 34, Orangeville, dies.
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Blane
Monroe
Bert Cox
Kiwanis Club
Lincoln Gym
L. R. Creutz
Henry Elmer
Orangeville
Cuckoo testimony shapes truck ban on South Second West
In Salt Lake City a city commission barred trucks from South Second West after "Cuckoo" testimony. Walter F. Bohm testified that no cuckoo clock would sound with each passing truck, prompting use of an alternate street. In Logan a judge sentenced a man to 90 days in jail for drunken driving on a horse, citing a city ordinance prohibiting intoxicated persons from riding horses on the street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
City Commission
South Second West Street
Walter F. Bohm
Logan
Jesse P. Rich
Beatrice Ned Maxwell Says Card Error Helped Sheriff Bid
Beatrice Ned Maxwell credits a printer mistake on his campaign card for boosting recognition during his race for Republican sheriff candidate. He notes the misspelling drew extra attention as he urged voters to spot the flaw. The article also mentions Syria’s abdication by the Roman dictator in 79 B C as a historical aside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice
Ned
Maxwell
Assembly of God Church News Service Schedule
Assembly of God at 1208 12th Street lists Sunday school at 1 30 with the lesson Throw Into a Fiery Furnace Daniel 3 and worship at 2 30. Water baptismal service is two miles north of Junction on highway 81. Evangelistic service at 8 p m with youth numbers and a message by Pastor Jack A Andrews. Wednesday prayer and praise at 8 p m.
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Assembly of God
12Th Street
Jack A. Andrews
Daniel
Junction House
Highway 81
Mt Olive Lutheran Wisconsin Synod Service Notice
Rev. Elder A. Toepel preaches at Mt Olive Lutheran Wisconsin Synod in the chapel at 2019 10th street. Divine service begins at 10 30 a m with everyone welcome to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Olive Lutheran Wisconsin Synod
Elder A. Toepel
10Th Street
Methodist services and events schedule in Monroe and Browntown
Dr. Charles A. Briggs ministers a 9 30 a m arch school session with rage for all 10 40 communion and 6 30 pm Methodist Youth Fellowship Tuesday Gleaners picnic on church lawn Browntown schedule lists 9 a m combined church school worship with communion and 9 a m events.
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Charles A. Briggs
Monroe
Browntown
Immanuel Evangelical Church Service Notes
Immanuel Evangelical Alvin C. Rabehl minister. Sunday school at 9:45 a m. Morning worship at 10:50. Adult choir will sing The Good Shepherd Wilson. No evening service.
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Immanuel Evangelical
Alvin C. Rabehl
the Good Shepherd
Wilson
St Andrew's Episcopal Church Service Times
The parish of St Andrew's Episcopal on 2019 10th Street announces Fourth Sunday after Trinity service Communion at 9:00 a.m. and Thursday service at 7:30 a.m. Rev. L. B. Hastings is the pastor.
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St. Andrew's Episcopal
10Th Street
L. B. Hastings
Union Presbyterian Sunday School and sermon by Dr Garvin
The Union Presbyterian Church announces Sunday school at 9 30 a m followed by a sermon at 10 45 by Dr Samuel Garvin of Dubuque. The missionary society meets Tuesday at 7 30 p m with Miss Nellie Stewart and Miss Adeline Stewart. Leroy Loats is the pastor.
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Union Presbyterian
Samuel Garvin
Dubuque
Missionary Society
Nellie
Adeline Stewart
Leroy Loats
Anniversary and Homecoming at United Brethren Church
Warren W. Sutton minister leads anniversary and homecoming at United Brethren Church with Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. worship at 10:45 a.m. Rev. William L. Young will preach and speak on chaplain experiences in the U S England France and Italy. Fellowship dinner at noon. Evening service and prayers. Guest speakers and singers invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren
Warren W. Sutton
William L. Young
Young
United States
England
France
Italy
Mayte Richardson
Sara Moyer
Religious Services Schedule and Guest Speaker Listings
Christian Science service at 10 45 a m with topic Sacrament and Sunday school at 945. New Apostolic church holds 10 a m sermon by Rev O Diebel Beloit and 730 p m service led by Rev R H Scharnweber with Bible text Psalm 37 34 40. St John Evangelical Fourth Sunday after Trinity worship 1045 and school 930 with Dr John Finley Williamson guest speaker and choir. Monday church cabinet meeting and officers of Brother-
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Christian Science Service
New Apostolic
Strait Gate
O Diebel
Beloit
R. H. Scharnweber
Son of Man
St. John’s Evangelical and Reformed
Trinity— Church School
John Finley Williamson
Westminister Choir School
Community groups gather for church activities
Hood aid societies, the woman's union, woman's guild and Sunday school meet under Pastor Paul C. Kehle to organize joint programs and support church outreach.
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Hood
Woman's Union
Woman's Guild
Paul C. Kehle
Service Notes and Church Meeting on October Convention
Nothing is Ever Finished is the sermon theme by Rev. D Andrew Howey at the 10 45 a m service A brief business meeting will follow to consider the possibility of hosting the state convention here in October Church school meets at 9 30 a m Services in the vestry noted as a cool worship spot
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D. Andrew Howey
Clerne Stover Worship Schedule and Services
Clerne Stover church services listed with Sunday school at 10 a.m. and worship at 11 a.m. Communion services conducted at both churches with Rev. Peter Retzlaff in charge. Homer Retzlaff named pastor.
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Clarne - Stover
Clarne
Stover
Peter Retzlaff
Homer Retzlaff
Haack Leads Church Picnic and Outing at Monroe Park
J. L. Haack pastor of Church of Peace Browntown invites Sunday school and church members to a Recreation Park Monroe picnic dinner and annual outing. St Pauls Church Wayne Township holds Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. worship at 10:30 a.m. sermon titled To be Rich Toward God a Noble Ambition.
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J. L. Haack
Church of Peace
Browntown
Recreation Park
Monroe
St. Paul's Church
Wayne Township
Methodist and South Wayne Parish Services Schedule
Rev. George Kelsey leads services with Gratiot-Church school at 9 a m worship 9 30 am. South Wayne-Church school at 10 am worship 11 am. Woodford-Church school at 10 30 am worship 8 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Wayne Parish
George Kelsey
Gratiot
South Wayne
Woodford
Assembly of God to Hold Baptism on Highway 81
The Assembly of God Tabernacle will conduct a water baptismal service Sunday at 2 30 P M. The service will be held at a stream located two miles north on Highway 81.
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Assembly of God Tabernacle
Gospel Baptisms and Service at Junction House
A brief gospel service will be held at the Junction house on Highway 1 with songs and a short sermon by Rev. Jack Andrews. Seven individuals are slated for baptism by immersion during the service on the stream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Andrews
W. L. Young to Speak at U B Homecoming Program
William L. Young of New Auburn, a former army chaplain, will keynote the United Brethren homecoming on Sunday. He will deliver a 10 45 a m sermon titled Church's Place in Today's World and, in the afternoon, share experiences as a chaplain in England and France while holding the rank of major. Ithaca ministers Rev. Mayte Richardson and Rev. Sarah Moyer will lead solo and youth services at 7 30 and 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Young
New Auburn
United Brethren
Young
United States
England
France
Mayte Richardson
Sarah Moyer
Ithaca
Monroe
Christian Endeavor
Primary Election Notice for Green County Wisconsin
Notice sets the August primary in Green County Wisconsin with offices up for election including Representative in Congress State Senator Assembly member Coroner and Surveyor. It specifies district alignments and term lengths and requires voters to select a party precinct committee member for each ward village and town.
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State OF Wisconsin
County of Green
Congress
Toe
Jewilt
Green
Racine
Keck
Walworth
Laws
Lafayette
Acceed
Melvin 4. Olsen
County of
Plars
Marty A. Keegan
Meeroe
Jame
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