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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1968
Page
2
Monroe Evening Times lists subscription rates by carrier and mail for city, Wisconsin counties, and adjacent Illinois areas. It notes Emery A Odell as publisher with affiliations to press associations and states office hours and phone number.
Karen LeAnn Schilling, daughter of Mr and Mrs A R Schilling and 1968 Orangeville High School graduate, writes on patriotism. The piece earned a scholarship from the Ewert Kline American Legion Auxiliary.
Er nest P. Kleinsmith 79 of Rockford died after a long illness in a nursing home. He was born February 4 1889 and lived in Rockford 45 years working as a machinist for Barber Colman. Surviving are a wife Pearl a son Roy two brothers and seven grandchildren. Services Saturday at Delehanty Funeral Home with burial Owen Center Cemetery.
The piece laments disengagement from politics amid popular TV programs and urges daily practice of Fourth of July principles. It contrasts passive viewing with active participation and warns against complacency, urging dedication to freedom, justice, and equality.
Greg Wuetrich from Monroe placed eighth in an 18 rider field at the State Road-e-o held in Plymouth Wisconsin over the weekend. He received a certificate and dined at the Old Wade House, after earlier winning Monroe finals of the Jaycee Safe Driving Auto Road-e-o on July 6.
A reader thanks The Monroe Evening Times and Sally Hoesly for aiding her in winning second place in a VFW Auxiliary scrapbook. She credits cooperative staff and readers for the success and extends appreciation to those involved.
Bertha Amelia Johnson age 77 of Rockford died Tuesday July 16 at Rockford Memorial Hospital after a short illness. She lived in Rockford her whole life. Survived by husband Conrad L Johnson who died January 15 1955 two sons Russell Beloit and Bernard Rockford a daughter a brother a sister eleven grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Funeral Friday July 19 at Fred C Olson Mortuary Rockford with 7 to 8 visitation. Burial Marsh Cemetery.
Three licenses issued for cheesemaking in June to James L Brossow Stanley Jerry Birk and James Path all from Wisconsin locations. Curtis Alan Hefty born July 11 at St Clare Hospital Monticello is second son to Paul and Mrs Hefty with older brother Michael Paul. Brian Lee named as newborn son of Eugene Kolb and Ginger Nall born July 10 at St Clare Hospital. Goodwill Industries truck to visit Monroe on Friday July 19 for donations. contact Dorothy Volmary at 325 3488.
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