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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1964
Page
2
The Associated Press states it reserves elusively the use for republication of all local news printed in this newspaper as well as AP news dispatches.
Editorial argues party must heed Barry Goldwater unity appeal despite foes labeling him ill tempered. It notes Goldwater plans a unity conference with Eisenhower Scranton Rockefeller Nixon and Miller to heal rifts while warning concessions could cost his image.
A 12 minute copper headed parking meter system is installed on four square corners and enforcement begins. Shirley Montgomery Judith Babler and Sharon Zentner win honors at the annual 4 H dress revue in Turner hall. Police pursue a lone gunman after a $2000 bank holdup in Rock City with Capron Il police chief Harry E Simmons injured in a chase.
The piece argues that even a popular Hatfield cannot win if GOP factions threaten to walk out. It warns that if disaffected party members foil Goldwater, many state and congressional candidates could suffer a crushing defeat alongside the senator.
Lewis Edward Lazarus 63 of Forreston Illinois died from gunshot wounds while en route to a Rockford hospital. A coroner jury ruled the wounds self inflicted while despondent over ill health. He had just returned from Mayo Clinic visits. He was long tied to Lacarra Motor Sales and Chevrolet dealership in Forreston. Surviving include his wife Viola, a son Lewis Jr, two brothers Sam and Jack, a sister Mrs. Jean Swanson, and other relatives. Services set for 11 a.m. tomorrow at Dougherty DeGraff funeral home with Rev. Duane Mevis officiating. Burial in Oakland Cemetery Freeport. A Parkinson Foundation memorial is planned.
A guide lists bid and ask ranges for securities compiled by the Monroe office, including entries for Monroe Northland Bowman Products Browning Arms Bank of America Clark OW Dean Foods Foote Cone & Belding Gateway Chemical Howard W Sams Southwestern St. Tel. Lake Superior Dist. Pwr. Madison Gas and Electric Ottertal Power Playskool Rockover Bros. Senlitz Sta Rite Thermogas Travelers Insurance Wis. Power and Light Wolverine Shoe, among others.
Rosa Babler 90 longtime Monticello resident died at 11 10 last night at Fourds Manor nursing home in Verona She born Rosa Vaelti in Switzerland December 27 1873 married Otto H Babler September 18 1892 in Monticello He died April 13 1956 Survived by grandson Norman G Stuessy Olympia Washington a sister Anna Baumgartner Monroe and three great grandchildren Preceded in death by two daughters Hildegard in 1917 and Mrs Henry M Stuessy Milwaukee Funeral arrangements pending at Voegeli funeral home
A Burlington Railroad passenger train struck and killed 19 head of cattle that wandered onto the tracks from Henry Steele’s ranch near Aurora Illinois on Thursday.
Rev Dan MacDonald reflects on parting as sorrow yet hopeful when tied to faith in Jesus. He urges that earthly separations remind believers of a future reunion in Christ, where death has no sting and eternal life is assured through faith and decision for Jesus.
Services for Andrew Smith infant son of Mr and Mrs Delvin Smith will be held at 2 PM tomorrow in the Bartell funeral home. Burial will be in Elmwood cemetery. The infant died Wednesday in Rockford Memorial hospital. Surviving are the parents a brother David a sister Debbie the grandparents Mr and Mrs Harold Williams and Mr and Mrs Charles Smith and a great grandmother Mrs Anna Ellingson of Morrison.
Esco Cutler, 82, a former resident and tailor in Brodhead, died in Minneapolis on July 12. Survived by wife Alice and daughter Margaret, a Minneapolis librarian.
Lists church services Sunday school times and mid summer communions for United Church of Christ and Lutheran and Evangelical Brethren parishes across Monroe Browntown Wayne Township Orangeville New Glarus Monticello Washington Jordan Argyle Adams and nearby towns with pastors named including Rev. Evans Storck Masters Schwarze Mittler Plymire Bittorf Roehrdanz Holling Nickel and others.
A compilation of church service times and youth activities across several congregations. Brooklyn Peace Zion Clarno Staver St Peter's Fairfield churches list worship hours Sunday school and youth fellowship events along with local conference evenings and visiting ministers Rev. Gibson Rev. Hinebaugh Rev. Longenbaugh are named among the pastors.
Monroe First Baptist holds Sunday school at 10 and worship at 11 with an evening service at 7 30 and a Wednesday prayer meeting at 8 at 803 Bist avenue Rev Grant G Rice. Juda church shares Sunday school at 9 30 and worship at 10 30 led by interim pastor Rev Ralph Wilson.
Multiple Monroe churches list service times and activities. Episcopal St Andrew's holds 11 am Mass. First Church of Christ Scientist offers 9:30 Sunday school and 10:45 service with midweek testimonies and reading room hours. Nazarene Church lists 10 am Sunday school and 11 am worship with midweek prayer meetings. Methodist coverage includes Monroe First with 9 am worship and 7:30 pm youth, Woodford with 9:45 am Sunday school and 11 am worship, plus Rev. Weis and Rev. Worship names.
Worship times listed for several churches include Lamont Blanchardville and Monroe with Rev. Shotts Rev. Gerritt E. Mouw and Rev. Peter Rasmussen. Sunday school times are noted at Lamont and Monroe. First Unitarian Universalist holds worship at 10:45 a.m. on Sundays with Thursday choir at 7:30 p.m.
The text lists worship times: school at 11 a.m. afternoon service at 4 p.m. Wednesday service at 8 p.m. conducted by Rev. R. H. Scharnweber.
EW GLABUS reports Mrs. Anna Schmid died in Canton Zurich Switzerland on July 15 Relatives in the United States include brothers Gottlieb Matzinger Sparta Ernest Belleville Albert Monticello and Herman New Glarus A son a brother and two sisters survive in Switzerland
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