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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1948
Page
2
The notice lists subscription rates for Monroe and nearby counties, detailing prices for Wisconsin and Illinois residents and general postal regulations. It also provides office hours from 8 30 a m to 5 30 p m and after hours phone numbers for news and business calls.
The piece notes senator Taylor Idaho welcomes Pink flank support and defines pink as evolution minded. Wallace brushes off the "red scares" attacks while Henry’s rhetoric unsettles some voters who fear the impact of his statements on the campaign.
The city board of review reports cooperative hearings on property assessment rolls to promote equitable taxes. Officials note taxpayer satisfaction and downward adjustments in some cases, reflecting a new spirit aimed at fair tax distribution and better community governance.
Paul Hoffman directs European recovery efforts and argues the United States should end European aid by 1952. He highlights a plan for returning to normal production and coordinating postwar rebuilding, hoping to reduce dependency and counter actionist tactics.
The article outlines President Truman's struggle to gain power to curb rising prices and living costs. It weighs options for broad or targeted price controls, potential new agencies, and the complications of tied wage controls, rationing, and fairness to producers while avoiding invidious impacts on labor.
Fourth annual Firemen's Frolic set for Saturday August 21 with committees led by William Hein as chairman of Separade and Clar ce Bly and Mrs Emma Steiner as assistants. Other panels include dance water fights tag day queen's float entertainment and more with numerous named organizers and sponsors.
Miss Doris Roberts of Lake Mills becomes bride of Fred Feutz Jr. on July 23 1938. The area notes include school board lighting plans for Arabut Ludlow Memorial library and local farm incidents such as Carl Erb's foot injury on the Fred Voegels farm near New Glarus.
Attorney Bruno V. Bitker will represent the city in the John Doe investigation into gambling and the Milwaukee police department. The hearing tentatively set for August 10 was approved by District Judge Harvey L. Neelen who will preside, with Mayor Frank P. Zeidler having suggested the lawyer.
Misses Elsie and Mary Stark of Mandan North Carolina visited Mrs Elmer Stephens. Jessie Watterman of Chicago vacationing with her sisters Mrs Frank Dulles and Mrs John Pinnow. Jesse Schaff spent days with the Robert Clarks in Davis. J D Carrolls Chicago vacationing at Decatur Parks. Paul Schrader Kalamazoo Michigan and Herbert Carroll visiting relatives. Walter Bliss and party on an automobile trip to North Dakota.
At the Wallace platform hearing in Philadelphia an elderly New York lawyer Arthur Dun argued for enforcing the 14th amendment poll tax provisions to reduce Southern congressional representation. Testifiers included a diverse group such as a Negro nurse, a patent attorney, a Jewish Palestine figure, and Rep. Vito Marcantonio, prompting the chair to cut speakers to five minutes.
A man recalls his manuscript moment before a committee and regrets not finishing. He shifts from Hoover to Roosevelt and now supports Henry Wallace after meeting him as secretary of agriculture and trading remarks on his books and ideas. A small activist pushes for a firm anti liquor advertising stance.
Brown town residents host and visit neighbors during a series of Sunday and Monday calls in Madison South Wayne Monroe and Darlington. Several families travel for church events hospitals and picnics while Miss Marlene Flannery recovers from knee surgery.
Assembly of God announces Rev. David Bruzelius pastor. Sunday school at 10 morning worship 11 sermon The Altar of Incense evening service 8 sermon The Transfigured Face. No services on August 1. All members urged to attend Camp Spencer.
Immanuel church led by Rev. Lyn don C. Viel holds church school at 9 45 morning worship at 10 50 with choir music. Annual Sunday school picnic at Lincoln park at 12 rain date in church. Bethel church with Rev. B W Blackburn offers Sunday school 9 30 worship 10 35 Christian Endeavor 8 p m choir practice 3 Saturday prayer service Tuesday 8 p m. Aid and Women's Society for World Service meets with Mrs Earl Bechtolt Tuesday afternoon.
The Monroe church invites all to Sunday activities including Sunday school for all above third grade at 9 30 and church school for nursery kindergarten and primary at 10 40 Morning worship in the sanctuary Mrs H F Cunningham reports on the North Central jurisdictional conference in Indianapolis as a West Wisconsin delegate Solo by Mrs Robert Richardson Browntown service at 9 with Karen Lewis pianist Sunday school at 10 The Browntown official board meets at the church Monday at 7 30.
Rev. George E. Kelsey serves Gratiot South Wayne Woodford and Lamont churches. Gratiot Sunday school at 9 with morning worship at 9 30. South Wayne Sunday school at 10 and morning worship at 11. Woodford Sunday school at 9 30 with evening worship at 8. Lamont Sunday school at 10.
The Sunday services of Churches of Christ Scientist worldwide center on Truth with the golden text from Deuteronomy praising God as the Rock whose work is perfect, all ways are judgment, a God of truth and without iniquity.
The text notes selections from the Bible and Science and Health for the lesson sermon. Sunday morning service begins at 10 45 with Sunday school for under 20s at 9 30. Wednesday evening testimony meeting is at 7 45.
The St Andrew's Episcopal Mission at 2019 10th Street announces Holy Communion on Sundays at 9 30 and midweek service Wednesdays at 7 am. Parish asks for monetary gifts to Green County CROP Fund and Church Relief Overseas Program.
Grace Lutheran holds Sunday school at 9 30 and church service at 10 45 with the sermon The Christian Accent Rev Newell Mendenhall pastor Luther League meets at 7 PM.
Ninth Sunday after Trinity service schedule and church activities listed. Church school 9:30, worship 10:45, Young Adult Fellowship after service. Women's Guild Conference at Elmhurst College July 27 to 30. Rev. Paul C. Kehle is pastor.
The First Universalist church holds services at 10 45 with Henry G Cooper as minister delivering the sermon Surface Tension.
Rev R H Scharnweber preaches Sunday at 10 on It is God which worketh in you both to will and to do of this good pleasure. No evening service. Wednesday at 8 the topic Genuine or Imitation.
Union Presbyterian launches its church school with a $30 budget led by superintendent John Eley Jr. The line ends with a brief note on morning activities.
The church holds worship at 10 45 with Rev Frederick R Wilson as pastor and a sermon titled We Would Be Building to the Ends of the Earth. A Westminster Fellowship picnic is planned for Thursday at Fish Lake.
Rev J L Haack leads Sunday worship at 11 AM with Sunday school at 9 30. Sermon warns Christians to heed Israel's historic fate. Confirmation class meets at church Friday at 8 AM. Adult class at parsonage Friday at 8 PM.
Twin Grove Christian holds Bible school at 9 30 morning worship and the Lord s Supper at 10 30 Rev Eugene Morgan is pastor.
Zwingli Evangelical and Reformed and Evangelical United Brethren report no Sunday services this week. Rev A R Achtemeier and Rev W J Abe will be away. services resume Sunday Aug 1. Postville Memorial Sunday school reports no services. Bible class ad offered at 91.5 with Herman Feenie supervising.
Western European cotton mills report growing use of American cotton since the war ended, signaling a shift in supply sources and trade patterns.
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