Monroe Evening Times subscription rates and office hours
Public notice lists subscription rates for carrier and mail in various regions, including City of Monroe 40c per week and $15 per year by mail in Wisconsin. Rates for Illinois counties and outside Wisconsin are shown. Office hours are 8 30 a m to 5 p m Saturday to 12 noon. Contact telephone 325 5101.
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City of
Monroe
Wisconsin
Stephenson
Davies
Winnebago
Illinois
Jo Davies
The County Fair Reflects Life Across Communities
An editorial celebrates the county fair as a mosaic of rural life from cotton candy to tractor pulls. A Sunday picnic at Recreation Park honors Miss Leona Wells and Miss Ronnie Schade of Ogden Utah, visiting relatives and attending weddings before they return to Pennsylvania. The piece urges readers to join in the local want ads to sell buy or rent quickly.
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Suzie
Kiwanis
Lions
Knights of Columbus
Recreation Park
Leona Wells
Ronnie Schade
Ogden
Utah
Miss Wells
Miss Schade
Obert
Huber
Rock County
Pennsylvania
Clifford Wells
Tony
Dennis
Mike
Mary Jean
Gratiot
Donald Gandy
Marilyn
Linda
Lena
Ill
John Obert
South Wayne
Donald Ritschard
Monticello
Ralph Wells
Robert Huffmann
Ricky
Bobby
Veron Brandenburg
Jefsie
Jimmy
Joe Haas
Harvey Goepfert
Glen Kortman
Beverly
Diane
Monroe
Id’s
Green County Fair
America
Canada
Mrs. Kolstad Taken by Death
Mrs. Andrew Kolstad, 77, died unexpectedly last evening in New Glarus. She was born February 4, 1891, in Perry Township. Survived by husband, daughter, two brothers, and four grandchildren. funeral Monday at Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran Church with burial in Hauge Cemetery.
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New Glarus
Andrew Kolstad
Perry
Dane County
Martha Magnuson
Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran Church
Everette Wamstad
Belleville
Carl
Peter Magnuson
Mrs Steven Phillips Departs for Japan to Join Husband
Mrs Steven Phillips formerly Carla McGuire, daughter of Donald and Darlene McGuire of Monroe, left O'Hare for Japan to join her husband Pfc Steven Phillips of the U S Army. The couple expects two years there at Camp Oji AP0 San Francisco address R A 16908308 Box 301.
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Japan
Steven Phillips
Carla McGuire
Donald McGuire
Monroe
Pfc
Fred Rotzoll Dies at 96 in Platteville
Platteville special: Fred W. Rotzoll 96 retired shoemaker and shop owner died Thursday July 25 after a long illness. Born in Germany he came to the U S at 12 and lived 61 years in Platteville. Survived by four daughters three sons a brother and many grandchildren great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements pending at Thomas Funeral Home.
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Platteville
Special
Fred W. Rotzoll
Germany
United States
Rotzell
Church of God
Joseph Farfan
Lima
Peru
Vernon Beckman
Mankato
Minn
Max Linder
Violet
Edwin
Howard
Clifford
Darlington
Emil
Norwalk
Thomas Funeral Home
To Tell or Not to Tell in 1968 Abby Columns
A Dear Abby page discusses whether to reveal a sister's husband’s years‑long affair with another woman. Readers share cases about waiting for a service member, handling a lingering relationship, and beliefs on honesty before marriage, alongside Abby’s guidance on temptation and finances.
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Chicago Tribune-N. Y. News Synd., Inc
Abby
Bidders Named for Pleasant View Nursing Home Contract
Green County Board of Supervisors on July 23 named low bidders for the Pleasant View Nursing Home project designed by Ames Torkelson and Associates. Anthony Grignano Co. of Madison won general contracting at 924,718. other awarded bids include S. J. Casper Co. Milwaukee for kitchen equipment 10,989. Market Forge Co. Everett for food serving units 6,429 and medical prep units 5,506. Joseph Goder Incinerators Co. Elk Grove Village for incinerator 7,356. D. L. Bradley and Co. Janesville for oxygen and vacuum systems 11,775. Beerman Electric and Elevators Madison for oil hydraulic elevators 43,190. Inc. Janesville for plumbing 207,207. Osborne Plumbing and Heating Beloit for heating ventilating and air conditioning 221,860. Piper Electric Milwaukee for electrical 194,400. Total is 1,633,430.
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Pleasant View
Ames, Torkelson and Associates
Madison
Green County Board of Supervisors
Anthony Grignano Co
S. J. Casper Co., Inc
Milwaukee
Market Forge Co
Everett
Mass
Joseph Goder Incinerators Co
Elk Grove Village
D. L. Bradley and Co., Inc
Janesville
Beerman Electric and Elevators, Inc
Glancing Backward 10 Years Ago July 26 1958
Notes from 1958 include Kenton Potts and Kenneth Keel in a Naval unit aiding U S Marines in Lebanon Luz Marina Zuloaga is crowned Miss Universe in Colombia A referendum on Adams school joining Brodhead district is defeated Harry Warner dies in Beverly Hills A Young People's Alliance rally is planned at Immanuel church Mrs Mecca Marie Varney speaks at Methodist Episcopal church PMA district 19 picnic planned July 28 at Blue Mounds State Park with dairy queen contest among Brooklyn Mt Horeb Oregon Paoli locals and district members invited
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Monroe
Yoomen
Kenton Potts
Kenneth Keel
U.S
Lebanon
Luz Mariana Zuloaga
Manizales
Columbia
Adams School
Brodhead City
State Department of Public Instruction
Harry Warner
King
Beverly Hills
Young People’s Alliance
Juda
Dutch Hollow
Immanuel Church
Mecca Marie Varney
Methodist Episcopal Church
WCTU
Charles E. Miller
Lambert
PMA
Blue Mounds State Park
Milford R. Thompson
Route 3
Horeb
Howard Gordon
Fromma
Chicago
Thompson
Brooklyn
Mt. Horeb
Oregon
Paoli
Wisconsin votes on milk marketing order advisory council
Ballots will be mailed July 29 to Wisconsin dairy producers to decide on a state milk marketing order and elect a 14 member advisory council. If approved the order funds research advertising and promotion via a two cent per CWT assessment. Nominations for area district representatives total 89 and detailed names are listed.
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Wisconsin
D. N. McDowell
Wisconsin Department of Agriculture
Secretary of Agriculture
Don Eisele
Fennimore
James C. Runde
Cuba City
William Vorwald
Lancaster
M. L. Arneson
Barneveld
Clifford Voigts
Platteville
Crol Mallat
Bosco
Monroe Coin Club Hosts Big Picnic at Twining Park
The Monroe Coin Club invites families to a big picnic on Tuesday July 30 at Twining Park. Activities begin at 6 p.m. Club will supply meat and beverages. attendees should bring a side dish and utensils. An attractive program is planned.
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Monroe Coin Club
Twining Park
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the County Fair
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Viola Hefty
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Waukesha
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Hazel Kundert
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Eau Claire
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Whitewater
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