Monroe Evening Times publisher and rates notice
The Monroe Evening Times lists Emery A Odell and AP affiliations with circulation and news privileges. It announces subscription rates 35 cents weekly in Monroe and Winnebago counties, 12 dollars annually in Illinois counties, and 14 dollars yearly outside Wisconsin, with advance payment required and office hours 8 30 a m to 5 p m.
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Monroe
Winnebagon
Joe
Illinois
Wisconsin
Stephenson
Jo Davies
Winnebago
Editorial on heat waves and sleep loss
The piece notes that extreme heat disrupts sleep and daily functioning. It observes behavior changes during high temperatures and opens with a call to readers to consider how heat affects motivation and routines.
Heat Waves Bring Summer Frustrations and Vexed Neighbors
Readers note nuisance in hot weather from closed windows to loud crowds and crowded pools. Observations cover cooling costs, water shortages, sunbaked lawns, vacations ending early, and debates on cars with tops up. The piece ends with a light, tongue in cheek hope that some readers found the observations stimulating despite the heat.
Candy Gail Hinz Crowned Miss Wisconsin in Oshkosh Pageant
Oshkosh State University co ed Candy Gail Hinz 18 wins the Miss Wisconsin title in Oshkosh after a preliminary talent win and piano performance. She earns a trip to Miss America in Atlantic City and hopes to study art in France. Her parents Howard Hinz and supporters celebrate as she succeeds Sharon Singstock.
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Oshkosh
Candy Gail Hinz
France
Oshkosh State University
Howard Hinz
Sharon Singstock
Lost Act Mirrors Logical Riddle in Missing Item Tale
An enigmatic note describes a misplaced act framed as a logical puzzle. The piece weaves suspicion around a missing document and asks whether reason can recover what vanished. Readers glimpse clues and a cautious approach to deduction.
Staley to Speak at NFC Picnic and Radio Farm Forum
Ambrose Wenger invites Green County and Rock County farmers to a one hour NFC farm cast featuring Oren Lee Staley. The program, heard on WGN at 8 p.m. Saturday July 16, includes remarks by Staley and a Sunday speech at Leota Park Evansville at 2 30 p.m. at the Tri-County NFC picnic.
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Green and
Rock County
Ambrose Wenger
Green County National Farmers Organization
Oren Lee Staley
National Farmers Organization
Herb Plambeck
WHO
Des Moines
Jim Hill
WCCO
Minneapolis
Minn
Oren Samuelson
WGN
Chicago
John McDonald
WSM
Nashville
Tenn
Staley
Leota Park
Evansville
Wenger
Stel
Oren ™ Seeley
NFO
Rea
Baptist Church
North West Missouri State College
U.S. Navy
Tolley Services To Be Tomorrow
Funeral services for Torlef Tolley 19 of rural Brodhead will be held at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Christ Memorial Lutheran Church Madison with Rev J Carl Hilmer officiating. Burial will follow in Sunset Memory Gardens. Visitation at Joyce Verona Funeral Home Verona. Tolley formerly worked at Topp’s discount shop in Madison and lived in Madison Verona. Survived by parents Harold and (missing name) Tolley three sisters Chris held at home Mrs Marian Miller Lafayette Ind and Mrs Jeanne Tilmer Madison grandfather Chris Tolley Adams.
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Torlef Tolley
Brodhead
South Beloit
Christ Memorial Lutheran Church
Madison
J. Carl Hilmer
Sunset Memory Gardens
Joyce-Verona
Verona
Tolley
Topp’s Discountshouse
Madison-Verona
Harold Tolley
Chris
Marian Miller
LaFayette
Ind
Jeanne Timler
Chris Tolley
Adams
Ray E. Kinziger Named Principal at Stevens Point High
Ray E. Kinziger, son in law of Mrs. Vernis Pierce, has become principal at P. J Jacobs Senior High School in Stevens Point. He started July 1. enrollment there is about 1,600. He succeeds retired A. G. Bostad after 23 years in the post. Previously he led Grafton High School since 1962 and taught at Markesan and Appleton. The Kinzigers live at 3724 Lorraine St in Stevens Point.
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Brodhead
Ray E. Kinziger
Vernis Pierce
P. J Jacobs
Stevens Point
Kinziger
A. G. Bostad
Grafton
Markesan
Appleton
Patricia Pierce
Steven
Kinzigers
Lorraine St
Judge Not Letter Counsels Readers To Consider Police On Duty
A Monroe reader's criticism of a traffic violation letter prompts a reply urging empathy for police on duty. The writer reflects on service, kindness during accidents and bereavement, and exhorts not to judge others, urging the reader to seek guidance from faith.
Namu the Whale Found Dead in Seattle Aquarium
Namu the famous killer whale and former motion picture star likely drowned after diving under a float and tangling in a waterway net during the Seattle marine show pen. Ted Griffin, who acquired the 40-ton whale, noted odd behavior and attributed the death to entanglement during mating season.
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Seattle
Wash
Namu
Ted Griffin
B.C
Griffin
Motorcycle Skills Event at Orangeville Firemen Festival
Motorcycle riders and enthusiasts are invited to a set of skill events on Saturday July 16 at the Orangeville Illinois Grade School athletic field. Check in 9 to 10 a.m. events start at 10 a.m. Entry is $1 per person with prize money for the top three in each event, including slow moving races and relay barrels, followed by a chicken barbecue at the fire house.
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Orangeville
Krysco
New Holland
Shullsburg
Dubuque
Iowa
Highway 11
J. W. Donahoe
Mrs Oldenburg Succumbs at 66
Ruth Marie Oldenburg 66 native of Mineral Point grew up in Dodgeville died Sunday in Madison after a long illness She lived in Madison many years Former Ruth Kliebenstein married Jan 1 1921 to Charles L Oldenburg He died 1959 Surviving son Treviso Rockford three Milwaukee sisters and two grandchildren Services 2 30 p m tomorrow Schroeder Funeral Home Madison Burial Rose lawn Memorial Park Friends may call 7 to 9 tonight
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Ruth Marie Oldenburg
Mineral Point
Dodgeville
Madison
Ruth Kliebenstein
Charles L. Oldenburg
Trevison
Rockford
Mmes
Agnes Quast
Eleanor Hutchison
Hazel Davis
Milwaukee
Schroeder Funeral Home
Roselawn Memorial Park
Thomas Hill Stricken at 85
Services for Thomas W. Hill 85, retired area farmer, who died Sunday after a long illness, will be at 2 p.m. Thursday at Thomas Funeral Home. Friends may call after 2 p.m. tomorrow. He is survived by his widow Dora two sons Virgil of Zearing Ia and Carlos of Stitzer a daughter Mrs Raymond Kenny of Berwyn Pa a brother two sisters nine grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren.
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Alto Person
Montford
Cornell Dean's List Honor for John Robilette
John Robilette of Monroe has been named to Cornell College Dean's List for the Spring semester at Mt. Vernon Iowa. He earned honors for a 3.50 to 3.749 average on the four point scale as the college projects a fall enrollment of 1,050 students including 350 new freshmen.
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John Robilette
J. W. Robilette
Monroe
Cornell College
Mt. Vernon
Cornell
Classified Ads Solve Daily Problems for Thousands
Classified listings help thousands find quick solutions to daily needs. From jobs to services and items for sale, readers rely on concise notices to connect with providers and fulfill practical tasks. The ads reflect community needs and local opportunities.
Community notes span visits, relocations and historic home talk
Social items include Lt. Gov Pat Lucey visit and Laur ie Lucey relation at a Monroe coffee hour. CWO Richard Kundert moves between Viet Nam duty and U S stations. Chicago youths join Platteville area for an eight day stay. Brodhead hosts American Field Service student Osorio from Lima Peru. Grant County Historical Society to preserve Stone Cottage in Platteville built 1837 by Dr Samuel Mitchell. St Clare Hospital Monroe extends visiting hours 11 a m to 8 p m for summer period to aid families. Emil Presigs at Clarno show Edelweiss bed plant growth after weekend storms.
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Laura Rountree
Platteville
Grant County Historical Society
Miss Rountree
Samuel Mitchell
Stone Cottage
New Sister Joins Staff at St. Clare Hospital
Sister M. Jean Vianney has joined the St. Clare Hospital staff. A Wisconsin native from Burlington, she trained as a nurse at St. Agnes School of Nursing, earned a BS in nursing education from Marion College, and holds an MS from Saint Louis University. She spent years in Kansas and recently returned from missionary work in Quieta Central America.
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M. Jean Vianney
St. Clare Hospital
Wisconsin
Burlington
St. Agnes School of Nursing
Sister Vianney
Colny
Kan
Hays
Marion College
St. Louis University
St. Louis
Mrs Young 75 Dixon Mother of Mrs Gail Hanna Dies
Mrs Ernest Young aged 75 of Dixon Illinois died yesterday at Rockford Municipal Sanitarium. She had lived in Dixon 11 years. Services set for 1 p.m. tomorrow at McNabb Funeral Home Polo Illinois with burial in Fairmount Cemetery. Survived by husband a daughter Mrs Nadine Shrum Arlington Virginia another daughter Mrs Gail Hanna and son Lawrence Dixon three sisters and five brothers. Funeral attendees listed include relatives from Polo Dixon and nearby towns.
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Ernest Young
Dixon
Ill
Gail Hanna
Browntown
Rockford Municipal
McNabb Funeral Home
Polo, Ill
Fairmount Cemetery
Nadine Shrum
Arlington
Lawrence
Anna de Nune
Chelsia
Ira
Naomi Coats
Mary Strachan
Polo
Harold
Dewey
Belle Plaine
Robert
Manassas
Leonard
Skokie
Earl Strachan
Green Bay
Today in History highlights key events on July 12
On this date in 1864 Abraham Lincoln watched advancing Confederate forces near Washington under fire. In 1804 Alexander Hamilton died from a bullet wound after a duel. Henry David Thoreau was born in 1817. In 1919 WWI Allies lifted the blockade of Germany. In 1941 Britain and the Soviet Union signed a mutual assistance treaty. In 1943 the U S Navy de-
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Associated Press
Abraham Lincoln
Washington
Alexander Hamilton
the the Treasury
Henry Thoreau
Germany
Britain
Soviet Union
U. S. Navy
Second battle of Kula Gulf feature and past war notes
The text recalls Japan’s defeat in the second battle of Kula Gulf. It lists decade and year references: a decade since the Soviet Union agreed to conventional force limits with the US Britain and France as a first disarmament step. Five years ago a Communist Czechoslovak airliner crashed near Casablanca Morocco killing all 72 aboard. One year ago the French atomic energy commission announced a new nuclear device.
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Kula Gulf
Soviet Union
United States
Britain
France
Casablanca
Morocco
French Atomic Energy Commission
John Gribb Elected President of Mt Horeb Rotary
John Gribb is the new president of the Mt Horeb Chapter of Rotary International. He succeeds Philip Halverson who will serve on the board of directors with Walter Kalscheur as vice president Lawrence Kipfer as secretary and A B Grove as treasurer.
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MT. Horeb
John Gribb
Rotary International
Philip Halverson
Walter Kalscheur
Lawrence Kipfer
A. B. Grove
Carrier Brodhead LaVerne Klitzman Seeks 12 Year Old Successor
The Monroe Evening Times carrier in Brodhead will relinquish his route and needs to train a 12 year old successor immediately. Interested boys should contact him to begin training right away.
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LaVerne Klitzman
Monroe Evening Times
Brodhead
Laverne
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Maple Bluff
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Richard A. Kundert
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Berlin
Southside
Congress of Racial Equality Center
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Peru
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Ross Olin
Brodhead High School
Emil Presigs
Clarno
St. Clare
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Thearshall
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New York Stock Exchange
Monona Ave
Tel
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Beloit
Fond'du Lad
le Croge
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Rhinelander
Stévens Point
Wausau
Mrs. Young
Rotary
Monroe Area
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Postoffice
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Merlin Cherry
Joe Donahoe
Albert H. Noble
James H. Gordon
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