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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1946
Page
2
The Monroe Evening Times a daily newspaper of Monroe Wisconsin provides standard masthead details with Associated Press news usage. It notes publication as second class matter and credits wire reports and the Associated Press for dispatches.
The piece critiques crop regulation under the New Deal, noting Henry Wallace’s policies and widespread farmer guidance. It argues that planned surpluses and uneven planting led to inconsistent planning, creating current scarcity through erratic implementation and misuse of the term planning.
A puzzled editor questions a prior fisher story about using cigarette as bait. The piece asks if half a cigarette caught a two pound trout, could a full one catch a larger fish and ponders brand, nicotine content, and throat safety for the fish.
The Old Fort story notes the Villa Louis festival at Prairie du Chien, highlighting the site as a peaceful Indian refuge and later a battleground with historic confrontation. It mentions Fort Shelby misnomers, dubious maps, and local memories of hardy pioneers and their testimonies.
Union Presbyterian reports no worship service this Sunday while Pastor Le Roy Loats is on vacation. Sunday school remains at 9 30 am.
St Andrews Episcopal holds morning prayer at 9 a.m. on the Fifth Sunday after Trinity with St James Day on July m and a 7 30 a m communion. Rev L B Hastings pastor. Assembly of God day school at 1 30 p m. Lesson The King Who Ate Grass. Worship at 2 30 p m with gospel singing and pastor’s message. Evangelistic service at 8 p m on the Striving of the Spirit. Young people active. Wednesday 8 p m prayer and praise. Camp meeting and annual conference July 24 through Aug 4 at Spencer Lake near Waupaca.
Divine services at 10 00 a m in the chapel at 2019 10th street. Everybody welcome.
Rev. W. Burmeister of Milwaukee will speak at 10 a.m. There is no Sunday school. Rev. O. Diebel of Beloit will present Through the rebirth we become Children of God at 7 30 p.m. A midweek service is set for 8 p.m. Wednesday.
Immanuel Evangelical Church lists Sunday school at 9 45 am and worship at 10 50 am. The junior choir performs The Lord will be a Refuge by Benson and the adult choir sings O Saviour Hear Me by Gluck Protheroe. No evening service.
Dr. Charles A Briggs will lead the Monroe Methodist Youth Caravan week including 9 30 am church school 1045 am worship and 5 45 pm fellowship dinner followed by 7 7 45 pm classes a 9 9 30 pm fellowship period. Browntown hosts 9 am combined church school and adult worship with Dr Briggs speaking. Friday at 2 pm WS CS.
Rev D Andrew Howey selects Who's Boss as sermon theme for the 10 45 a m service with church school at 9 30 a m. This is the last sermon before the pastor takes vacation. No church school or worship the first three Sundays in August.
Morning service at 10 45 with subject Life. Sunday school at 9 45. Wednesday evening meeting at 7 45. All are invited.
Grace Lutheran and St. John’s Evangelical and Reformed Church present 9 30 a m worship and sermon at Grace Lutheran with Pastor Paul C Kehile leading the service at 10 45 a m
Warren W. Sutton, minister, leads United Brethren M church with Sunday school at 9 45 a m worship at 10 45 and Christian Endeavor at 7 30 p m. Church service at 8 15 p m prayer service Tuesday at 7 30 p m. Annual conference begins Wednesday.
Aug 7 service led by Pastor Newell Mendenhall at Indianapolis church. Sunday school at 9 30 a m church service at 10 45 a m Luther league at 7 p m aid society at 2 30 p m details of church activities for that day.
Browntown Evangelical Church of Peace invites all to Sunday school at 9 30 a m and worship at 10 30 a m. The sermon titled The Glory of the Church of Christ will be delivered.
Clarno Staver announces Sunday school at 10 o clock. There will be no preaching services. Homer Retzlaff is the pastor.
Monday dinner guests at the Ayens included Mrs. Charles Williams and others from Janesville Wichita Chicago and Selmer Ayen plus Mr and Mrs Orville Ayen and Billy. Dozens of visitors were listed with relatives in Madison Milwaukee and Oakland Calif including enlistee John Bakke and a newborn daughter for Wallace Branley.
The South American automobile bug features a white front light and a red rear light, serving as safety signals on the vehicle.
County agent E H Baker warns against DDT for plant lice and worms on trees in Green county noting insufficient testing and the risk to beneficial insects. He recommends nicotine sulfate spray for plant lice and lead arsenate spray for worms with optional combined use and carbon bisulfide in ant burrows to control garden pests.
Rev A R Achtemeier of Zwingli E and R Monticello and Washington Reformed churches was chosen president of the rural pastors fellowship under the Wisconsin Council of Churches. The Madison meeting at Capitol hotel drew 25 rural pastors with officers G W Collins and R W Bayley and Floyd Olson among attendees. Denominations included Evangelical and Reformed Congregational Christian Methodist Presbyterian and Evangelical.
Residents of Sleaford scour fields for a four and a half ton bull that vanished for two days. The bull ended up atop a 60 foot tower at Kyme castle after ascending a narrow stair and couldn't turn around. Farmers coaxed it backward with a nose tap and the animal finally backed down.
Captain Hugh North rifles a cold evening at the Cercle Sportif Francais in Shanghai. A steel breakthrough and a mysterious deserter lure North toward a dangerous intrigue as he contemplates Luther Adams, a ex-Chemical Warfare major, and a secret that could shift global power.
Brodhead social items list relatives and friends visiting or staying with families, noting trips to Bear Lake Haugen Purdue University courses and arrivals from Chicago Phoenix Springfield Houston and Detroit along with hospital and military updates for several residents.
The notice calls for two year terms for County Treasurer District Attorney Sheriff Register of Deeds Clerk of Court Coroner and Surveyor. Terms expire on the first Monday of January 1947 or 1941 for several offices. Voters may also elect one Party Precinct Committeeman from each village town and ward in Green County.
Ten years ago July 19 1971 events include WLS barn dance troupe entertaining 3000 at fairgrounds C Fred Maske 85 dies seventeen cattle on Ernest Schenk farm die from sudden grass poisoning drought suspected Mary Regassi and son hold first reunion in 30 years construction starts on Chocolate Shop Link store and Moose building
The 1921 clipping notes First National Bank inspection of four banks in Madison and Janesville. A new state canine census law is announced. Mayor Gorham appeals for citizen cooperation with Monroe police. A Leuenberger family picnic at Lincoln Park is described. A grand jury indicts Gov Small Lieut Gov Sterling and Vernon Curtis for alleged embezzlement of 700000 in Illinois state funds.
The typical adult scalp hosts about 129000 to 150000 hairs. The distribution varies by individual, with genetics and age influencing density and shedding rates across different scalp regions.
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