Burkhard Visits Veterans Session in Monroe
Former Monroe postmaster John Burkhard a past master of Green County Veterans of World War I Barracks visited the Bar racks and Auxiliary 2315 meeting at the VEW Clubrooms. Attendees included Roy Chesebro Adolph Vogel and James Brady who spoke on WWI insurance and veterans affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
John
Jack) Burkhard
Green County
California
VEW
Roy Chesebro
Department
Eau Claire
Adolph Vogel
Chesebo
al Rysser
Madison
Wisconsin
Fred Rysser
Iowa
Catherine Bahn
Vernus Seffrood
James Brady
Edgar J. Burkhardt
Sheboygan
National Legislative Committee
Indianapolis
Ind
Appleton
Milwaukee
Today in History Highlights from July 13
On this date JFK secured the Democratic nomination in 1960 at Los Angeles. Draft riots erupted in New York City in 1863. The Russo Turkish War ended in 1878. The R 34 completed its transatlantic flight in 1919. Augusta fell to British forces in 1943. The 1964 Republican National Convention began in San Francisco. Trends include Chicago floods in 196? and cabinet shakeups in 1965. Rioting persisted in Chicago’s West Side a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
John F. Kennedy
Los Angeles
New York City
Augusta
Cow Palace
San Francisco
Chicago
Harold Macmillan
West Side
Negro District
Orangeville Social Roundup Includes Local Visits and Picnic
Mrs. Lizzie Solace, Lena, visits her daughter Mrs. La Verne Holmes in Orangeville. Guests at Ralph Babler’s include Gerry Barter Casson Minn Emma Majerle Oregon Ill and Mel Trotter service attendees. Families of Shippys and Solbergers host and attend Sunday meals and a Recreation Park picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Solace
Lena
LaVerne Holmes
Gerry Barter
Casson
Minn
Emma Majerle
Oregon
Ill
Ralph Babler
Mel Trotter
Gerry
Tom Babler
North Central College
Naperville
Gordon Wendlandt
Ralph Bablers
Dick Rusk
Betty Noble
Chula Vista
Calif
Gordon Balbac
Tommy
Warren
Marvin Shippy
Andy Simon
Willow Springs
Harold Miller
Steve
Warsaw
Fred Solberger
Orangeville
Otto Solberger
Freeport
Arthur Solberger
Fred F. Solberger
Miller
Alice Solberger
Millers
Monroe
Recreation Park
Nightly TV Guide Highlights and Local Social Notes
A dense TV schedule lists 6:30 starts for Luci Desi Hour 6:30 What’s New 6:30 Daniel Boone 6:30 Batman and more plus 9 pm shows. The piece also includes extensive social notices from Waukegan and surrounding towns detailing gatherings, visitors, hospital discharges, and Sunday dinners with named families and individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Skelton
Luci
Desi
Daniel Boone
Boone
Batman
Mr. Freeze
F Troop
United States
Juda By Mabel E. Bauer
A dinner at the Russell Bauman home Sunday celebrated the birthday anniversaries of Jeffrey Bauman and Grandpa Hartwick. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Hartwick, the Bauman family, Juda, Mrs. Gladys Andrews, Rev. and Mrs. Melvin Nickel, and Larry who have returned from a northern vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivy Miller
Merle Rosheisen
Gary
Diane
Peggy
Cheryl Ann
Winslow
Mervin Risum
Western Springs
Charles McBrair
Beloit
Russell Bauman
Jeffrey Bauman
Grandpa Hartwick
A. B. Hartwick
Bauman
Juda
Gladys Andrews
Melvin
Nickel
Larry
Also Mentioned on This Page
Burkhard
the Prescription Center Pharmacy
Ereety
Glen E. Bolender
Dixon
Dixon High
Libby Shaw
Lucy
North Central Public Service Corp
Robbie
Ben Franklin
Tallulah Bankhead
Ann Marie
Dragnet
Dave
Julie
Dean Martin
Frank Gorshin
I Am
A Soldier
Theodore S. Danielson
All
Caesar
Don Taylor
Joey Bishop
Stoney Burke
West
Gordon
Tarzan
Tony
Doug
Billy the Kid
Hogan
U.N.C.L.E
Robert Vaughn
Mrs. Leslie
Shirley Booth
Rango
NET Playhouse
T.hl.e. Cat
Phyllis Diller
Phyllis
Laredo
Erik
Joe
Avengers
Steed
NET Journal
Dakota
Leland Jordan
Schadewald
Leland
Emerson Jordan
Edward, Johnson and Kenton
Dell
Larry Kloepping
Francis Romanowski
Mount Clements
Mich
Walter Ludwig
Anita White
Chuckie
Bud Goeckes
Oakley
Ralph
Men’s & Boys
Mabel E. Bauer
Ubauchs
Dhar
Mesa Verde Colorado
of Monroe Home Loan
First National Bank OF Monroe
Reveral Defosit Insurance Corlo
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