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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1947
Page
4
Manhattan Kansas doctors say sweet potatoes may supply all daily Vitamin A needs for babies, with new high vitamin A varieties offering cheaper nutrition. Dr Elmer notes stored roots retain carotene, potentially boosting health for impoverished populations during winter.
Youth Center party goers faced consequences after a truth or consequences game. The readable names include Margaret Stauffacher and Paul Fitzgibbons along with Joel Solomon William Hogan Ronald Teehan Eugene Davis Peter Wagner Gilbert Goodman Ernest Vogler and Robert Martin.
South Wayne residents host and travel to visit relatives in Colgate and Canada. Friends and relatives attend funerals, air shows, and family gatherings from Wisconsin to Michigan and California. Travelers plan vacations in Michigan and Wisconsin while others visit Milwaukee and Rochester Minnesota suburbs.
Family groups from Monroe Dubuque Janesville Stoughton Darlington and Chicago visited relatives in the area. Earl Webster of Dubuque spent the weekend at his home. Mr and Mrs Marvel Lund of Janesville joined Sun day with Ole Lunds. Mrs Annis McDonald recuperates from surgery at her mother H A Andrews. Mrs Frank May Monroe visited Tuesday. George Kadings family from Stoughton and Raymond Kading from Darlington visited A H Kadings. Laura Higgins of Chicago is visiting her brother in law and sister George Hoffman.
Mrs F N Miller reports numerous trips and gatherings including Evan gelical United Brethren convention in Des Moines. The Albright and Grenzow families visit Cave of the Mounds and Dickeyville while Wesley Jordan and Franklin Liedschlag complete a 9000 mile western journey. Others tour Wisconsin Dells Vilas Park and Eagle River with friends and relatives.
The New York City League for Less Noise reports Manhattan as the loudest borough in 1946. Brooklyn trails as a close second while Dodgers games boost overall noise. Police records show 205,660 formal warnings and 45,345 arrest or summons cases.
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