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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1946
Page
2
The Monroe Daily Journal was founded October 13 1908 and absorbed by the Monroe Evening Times in 1927. It published daily except Sundays under the Monroe Evening Times Company with Emwery A Odell as president and used theAssociated Press leased wire reports.
A garbled club competition report notes substitutions after a male partner left town and a female teammate falling into a hole. The narrator jokes about alibis, miscounts, and old shoes as they recall a flawed round and long preparation for the game.
Capt. Hugh North investigates a tangled Shanghai case involving a dead man later identified by a belt initial as L A. Marya Gallian offers ten thousand pounds for help finding Philip King while North learns clues hint at Luther Adams and a staged suicide. The scene shifts as Chao Ku and Kilgour deliberate with British intelligence on the evolving plot.
The article discusses future automotive innovations likely to appear as standard or extra equipment within two years. It notes prior success of these features and predicts continued progress, aiming to place the nation at the forefront of convenience and luxury, despite production demands and government influence.
Paul Zimmer, Chicago, visited a suburban North Ohio police station yesterday to pay a minor overtime parking fine and protest. He returned minutes later to report thieves had broken into his car and stolen a sample case of cigarette cases and other jewelry valued at $1,000.
South Wayne women met with Mrs E A cne and one member plus three guests. Devo- tions and business were led by Mrs O B Peterson. A playlet featured Mrs Fred Mahikuch Mrs Ole Lund and Miss Ida Robison with a solo by Miss Geraldine Chapman during a luncheon. Several local residents and visitors are noted with trips and gatherings across Beloit Darlington Monroe and Mineral Point.
Notes from 10 years ago July 25 1936 report Edmund Kirwan and Anton Wagner of Darlington die instantly when a car hits a culvert muskrats forage in corn fields Miss Lucille Coldren wed to Raymond W Bliss Alvin Babler Milo Turner defeat Daryl Swan Charles Booth in tennis semifinal City buys machine to cut fewer roots 25 Years Ago July 25 1921 William Jennings Bryan passes Monroe en route to Madison cheese stock rivalries Green County factories Mrs J F Grinnell dies in Green Bay Monroe Electric expands service to Monroe Albany Germantown Herman Weisenberg first two served by new line
Twin Grove by Mrs J H Beight of Miss Inez Weaver in Juda visited Mrs Jane Randall and Mr and Mrs Floyd Chambers. J H Emrick and granddaughters Susan and Margret Mears motored to Janesville Friday. Mears daughters returned to Water town after two weeks with their grandparents. Sam Greenwald of Monroe called on Herbert Bell. J M Boyer returned from Davenport. Mrs Andrew Boll and son Dick Miss Verona Fritz and Tommy Boll were in JuTO. Glen Chambers and Tommy McMillan also involved.
Beloit residents hosted supper guests including Mr and Mrs Floyd Chambers and Mrs Nellie Cunningham with children visiting in the area. Many families from Monroe Juda Rockford Orangeville Milwaukee and Freeport shared visits and dinners with relatives and friends. Six hundred million pounds of seafood are caught by New England fishermen in a normal year.
A brief advertising note highlights the heavy labor involved in placing a Want Ad for modest earnings. It suggests the tradeoff between time spent and compensation, implying buyers face persistent effort for limited payoff.
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