No Politics, Now! Probing Congress Abroad Deemed Worthwhile
Citizen column argues investigations into congress members travel abroad by plane train and auto are expensive but beneficial. The writer says many probes may be unnecessary yet overall the trip-linked inquiries could aid lawmakers in future choices and improve national leadership.
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Interesting Items From the Files of The Evening Times
Interesting notes from 1937 and 1922年代 include obituaries for Benjamin Ruby and George Sells, a fatal auto crash near Ingersoll, and local sports updates from county and Benton tournaments. Mentions include 4 H kittenball teams, a Derby Derlington fair, and a fire department track event.
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Dr Eugene Boardman to Speak at Union Church
Dr Eugene Boardman former Marine officer and UW Madison graduate will preach at 10 45 a m Sunday during the Joint Parish service at the Presbyterian church His Sunday talk Dilemma in China launches a series of August guest speakers at Union church Wendall R Stribley Scout executive will speak at 10 am Rev D Andrew Howey travels to Chicago for a ministers conference then plans to return for local duties and a southern Wisconsin vacation
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Army Recruiter Display Tent at Green County Fair
An army recruiter will head a display at the Green County Fair in Monroe. The exhibit marks the 40th anniversary of the Army Air Forces and includes bomber panels, captured enemy equipment, and items not previously shown locally. A pyramidal tent near the main entrance will also serve the fair’s first aid station.
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Farmer Fatally Wounded Near Arkamsaw Farm
Durand Wis a 16 year old fired a 22 caliber rifle at Harvey Bradshaw Sr on the Bradshaw farm three miles north of Arkamsaw. Bradshaw died three hours after being wounded. Sheriff Victor Seline’s office reported the accidental shooting occurred yesterday on the Bradshaw home.
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Anne and Philip face choices amid family ties
Anne debates love and career as she helps Mary and contemplates a future with Philip. He acknowledges her efforts and hints at shared goals, while Jean shifts to a new fiancé Ed, prompting Anne to reflect on happiness and time. The chapter ends with Sheila looming and unresolved tensions.
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Darlington Native John McDonald Dies in Milwaukee
John McDonald 74 died Sunday night in Milwaukee where he had lived for a decade. Born October 6 1872 in Darlington he is survived by brothers and sisters including Thomas McDonald and Mrs Dennis Murphy of Darlington and Mrs James Armstrong of Galena Illinois. Funeral services set for nine tomorrow morning at Holy Rosary church with burial in the church cemetery.
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Former Resident Rose McConnell Dies at 71
Miss Rose E McConnell 71 a Monroe native and former Brodhead resident died Sunday in Mercy hospital Janesville after months of illness. Funeral 10:15 at Kimball Nelson funeral home and 10:30 at St Patrick church with burial Mt Olivet cemetery Janesville. Survived by brothers Stewart Whitewater and William Janesville sister Mrs Ethel Joyce Jefferson and several nieces and nephews.
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Edgerton Man Charles D. Leonard Dies at 85
A native of Green County Charles Dewitt Leonard 85 died Sunday at his Edgerton home He was born January 16 1862 in Green County and married Lena Yagla of Beloit on March 2.
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Edgerton Couple’s Long-Residential Journey Noted
In 1899 they lived eight years in Edgerton before relocating to North Dakota to farm. The couple returned to Edgerton in 1941. Surviving are the widow and two daughters Bernice Anderson of Edgerton and Margaret Nix of Beloit. Services set for 2 pm Wednesday at Jones Funeral Home Edgerton.
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