Sunday services and WCTU meeting details
Sunday school at 9 30 worship at 10 30 a m Friday WCTU meeting at 2 p m led by Rev John M Leggett and scheduled in the church notices.
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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1963
Page
2
Sunday school at 9 30 worship at 10 30 a m Friday WCTU meeting at 2 p m led by Rev John M Leggett and scheduled in the church notices.
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The article argues President Kennedy rightly supports a peaceful August Washington march for civil rights. It warns that if leaders escalate nonviolent protests into direct Capitol Hill pressure or sit ins, there is risk of disruption or violence, recalling the 1930s veteran bonus march incident.
A discussion on professional status and union influence notes decades of unionism eroding respect in some fields, with education showing rising pressure from organized professionals. The piece contrasts goal of standards with emphasis on income and lobbying, citing broader impacts. It includes church schedules and notices across towns.
Royal J. Voegels announced plans to assume the law practice of the late William A. Loveland in Monticello on July 19 1953. The item notes other local recalls including a going out of business sale and notable deaths.
Wisconsin professors push for clear declarations on legislators positions regarding higher education funding. They warn they will inform voters and seek corrective measures if responses are unsatisfactory, while Republican Rep. Alfonsi labels the stance as naked Blancharaville. Church notices from Monroe and New Glarus run alongside.
Monroe church schedules Sunday school at 10 with worship at 11. Junior teen and adult fellowships at 7 followed by an evening evangelistic service at 8. Wednesday features a noon prayer fellowship at 11 and a prayer meeting at 8 led by Rev. Wesley Burns.
Sunday school at 9:30 and service at 10:45 a.m. Testimonies of Nealing on Wednesday at 7:40 p.m. Reading Room open Wednesday and Saturday from 2 to 4 p.m.
Monroe community listings show worship with Rev. E Hiley of Chicago at 10 am Wednesday and an 8 pm service led by Rev. R H Scharnweber.
Public talk 3 Watch Tower Study 4 15 p.m Tuesday Bible study 8 p.m Thursday Theocratic Ministry School 7 30 p.m Service meeting 8 30 p.m Rich wel Kneifel eond trecatinn Ower seer.
The fragment lists multiple worship services and pastors, a prayer group, and a National Question under Lucretia Mott and Elizabeth Cady Stanton. It also notes historical events from 1775 to 1940 including Maine warfare, a New York fire, WWI and the Navy bill, plus the Red Cross exchange of prisoners. Dial 325-5101.
Episcopal St Andrew in Monroe announces Sunday Mass at 11 a.m. Weekdays Mass is at 7 30 a.m. Rev Albert Meere Boer leads the congregation.
Worship at 10 a.m. Thursday led by Rev. Jesse Roy Dom. Choir practice at 7:30 p.m. Dom. 7-2.
In Sheboygan County Hollis Laack, 32, former Acorn district clerk, received 10 days in jail for contempt of court after defying a consolidation order. He had hidden records and funds from the Acorn district after its absorption by the Plymouth Joint School District, arguing the merger was unconstitutional.
On July 19 1848 the first women’s rights convention occurred in Seneca Falls New York marking a milestone in the suffrage movement. The date notes 1963 a 200th day of year with 165 days remaining.
An all camp program of skits songs and games closes the fifth Brownie Scout Day Camp at the Kiwanis Youn Lapin. Six patrols of about 530 campers will perform five minute segments with senior Girl Scout aides presenting skits and a staff planned treat.
Card states eligibility for a badge at a Court of Awards in their troops. Camp will close with flag lowering and taps. Daily camper transportation is credited to Melvin Gable T E Majerus Mines Donald Siedschlag Harold Snively John Wagner Eddie Goecks Henry C Elmer Donald Milestone Robert Alm Alvin Kranig Herman Christen Jr Hollis Schilt Ralph Wilcox Harry Buholzer John Usher Robert Maurer Lyle Sickinger Jesse Dom Archie Gibbons Monroe Joseph Bloxham Mines Willis Elmer Harry Schuerch Dean Zimmerman Monticello Day Campers include Sally Duchow Margaret Frantz Carrie Gyure Chris
Names appear in a local notice listing residents from Monroe including Deborah Sickinger Scribner Jeanne Usher Gerry Zumbach Cynthia Christen Mary Jane Elmer Sandra Rae Goecks Vicki Kranig Rhonda Thompson Chris Wagner Sandra Wilde Denise Daley Joette Marty Sue Maurer Cheryl Saunders Beth Alm Julie Bloxham Varui Bonerpias y Sunua un Jean Zimmerman Monti cello.
Alfred R. Evans, formerly a compositor at The Monroe Evening Times and later at the Rockford Morning Star, purchases the Atkinson Annawan News from Frances L. Freddy. The weekly serves about 1,000 readers and Evans brings printing and editorial experience from Illinois and Nebraska.
Governor George Wallace proposed a plan to keep racial separation in Alabama schools if integration is forced. He suggested separate white and Negro classrooms within the same campus, with sex segregation as a last resort, and said bills are being drafted for the state legislature.
The Minahans have acquired majority ownership in the Post Publishing Co exposing a swap with the Turnbulls who gained control of Green Bay Newspaper Co. The Appleton Post-Crescent and Green Bay Press-Gazette outline the transfer ending a 1962 control struggle between the two families.
Writer Roger Kahn sues actor Mickey Rooney in State Supreme Court New York City claiming damages of 75000 over alleged ghosting of his autobiography. Case details center on publicity and contractual disputes surrounding the memoir project.
The listing shows bid and ask ranges for various securities as compiled by the Monroe office. It includes names such as Aqua Chem, Badger, Bowman Products, Browning Arms, Bank of America, Clark Oil, Dean Foods, Gateway Chemical, Howard W. Sams, Lake-ror, and others with price figures like 5%, 17%, 23%, and 24% alongside decimal indicators.
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