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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1967

Page

2

Monroe newspaper subscription rates listed

The notice lists subscription pricing for carriers in Monroe and mail options in Wisconsin and nearby Illinois counties. It notes rates in Wisconsin and Stephenson Jo Davies Winnebago Counties and requires advance payment to satisfy postal regulations. Office hours are from 8 30 a m to 5 30 p m with a contact number 325-5101.

Monroe Wisconsin Stephenson Jo Davies Winnebago Illinois

How to Raise a Juvenile Delinquent Editorial

A syndicated column attributes a list from the National Shooting Sports Foundation claiming steps to create a delinquent child. It lampoons permissive parenting with a pointed list urging indulgence, lack of discipline, and shifting blame, ending with a dire warning.

National Shooting Sports Foundation of Riverside, Conn

In History Highlights for June 1

On this date in 1958 Charles de Gaulle became premier of France. Jacques Marquette was born in 1637. Kentucky gained statehood in 1792 and Tennessee became the 16th state in 1796. Brigham Young was born in 1801. James Lawrence’s line Dont give up the ship became a Navy slogan in 1813. Leslie Howard died in 1943 when his plane was shot.

Charles de Gaulle France Jacques Marquette Kentucky Tennessee Brigham Young James Lawerence Navy Leslie Howeard Bay of Biscay Tomic Energy Commission Eisenhower Treasury George Humphrey Amoon

Composer Strayhorn Dies at 51 in New York

William Billy Strayhorn, famed jazz composer and arranger, died Wednesday of cancer in New York at age 51. He mentored Duke Ellington after handing him the tune Something to Live For backstage in Pittsburgh 28 years ago, helping craft classics like Take the A Train Lush Life and Chelsea Bridge.

New York William Billy’ Strayhorn Trayhorn Pittsburgh Duke Ellington Ellington Strayhorn Chelsea Bridge

Monroe plans 200 bed emergency hospital in civil defense

Glancing back to June 1 1957 Monroe unveils a 200 bed emergency hospital as part of civil defense. The town also announces the opening of a swimming pool tomorrow and notes Donald Witt will represent Green County at the state 4-H tractor driving contest during 4-H Club Week.

Monroe Donald Witt Green County

Zwingli Church Plans 60th Anniversary in Monticello

On June 1 1947 Zwingli Evangelical and Reformed Church in Monticello announces plans for its 60th anniversary observance. An Army expert urges Washington to begin hidden relocation of key government units to shield them from potential atomic attack.

Zwingli Evangelical and Reformed Church Monticello Washington

McCollow to Speak at St Victor's Graduation

June 1 1937 marks 30 years since Rev McCollow delivered the commencement address at St Victor's graduation. County officials report continued progress on the Dustless Road program with work being pressed in the county.

McCollow St. Victor’s

Bruni Brothers to Receive High School Diplomas

On June 1 1927 three Bruni brothers Floyd John and Arthur will graduate at the high school commencement exercises Horace Tollefson and Bernice Holsapple receive DAR medals honoring top American history students in the year from the Benjamin Harrison chapter.

Floyd John Arthur Bruni Horace Tollefson Bernice Holsapple DAR Benjamin Harrison

Monroe Red Cross creates new chapter chair Miss Luchsinger

Fifty years ago on June 1 1917 Miss May Luchsinger is named chairman of the newly organized Monroe Chapter of the American Red Cross. Forty four seniors receive diplomas in the record at Green County Normal.

May Luchsinger Monroe American Red Cross Green County Normal

Otto Kundert Elected Foreman of Monroe Fire Company

Otto Kundert is chosen as foreman of the Hook and Ladder Company in Monroe Volunteer Fire Department. City Council and Water Commission fail to decide on a proposal to operate an electric street lighting plant with the water works.

Otto Kundert Hook and Ladder Company Monroe Volunteer Fire Department City Council Water Commission

Television Schedule Fragment at Coliseum Listings

The page lists evening programs at the Coliseum hosted by Arthur GleBaffey with show times 6:30 to 10:30. Programs include Daniel Boone Batman Bewitched Dragnet and Love On A Rooftop among many titles and guest appearances, along with tomorrow’s lineup featuring Wild West Tarzan Hogan's Heroes and T H E Cat.

Coliseum Arthur GleBaffey Daniel Boone Daniel Boonesborough Batman the Archer Wayne Foundation F Troop O’rourke Fort Robbie Star Trek Samatha Jerry Lewis Ann Dragnet Gannon Banco Dave Judy

Olivetians Quartet to Perform at Monroe Church Service

The Olivetians of Olivet Nazarene College will sing at the Monroe Church of the Nazarene Sunday morning service featuring speaker Carl Swanson of Bourbonnais. The group includes Gerald Parr, Charles Westhafer, Ron Barr, and John Seaman with Bill Seal as accompanist. Swanson, a development officer at the college, left business to promote Christian education and youth recruitment for Olivet Nazarene.

Olivetians Olivet Nazarene College Kankakee Ill Monroe Church of the Nazarene 22Nd St Carl Swanson Bourbonnais Gerald Parr Decatur Illinois Charles Westhafer Toronto Canada Ron Barr Moline John Seaman Chicago Bill Seal St. Louis Missouri Chris

Wisconsin graduate Richard Mahikuch earns agricul education degree

Richard Mahikuch, son of Ralph and Mrs Mahikuch of Monroe Route 2, received a Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Education at the University of Wisconsin Platteville on May 28. He joined the Collegiate Agricultural Association Phi Sigma fraternity and the Wesley Foundation, served as senior class president, taught at Verona High School, earned an Assistantship Award, and plans a Master of Science in teaching. He is Albany High School, class of 1962, graduate and attended a UW farm short course after graduation. His parents attended the ceremony.

Richard Mahikuch Ralph Mahikuch Route 2 Monroe University of Wisconsin At Platteville Collegiate Agricultural Association Phi Sigma Fraternity Wesley Foundation Verona High School Platteville Albany High School University of Wisconsin Platteville University

Graduation Set For New Glarus Honors 1967 Seniors

Dale Hustad and Christine Streiff named New Glarus High School 1967 High Honor Students. Other scholastic honorees include JoAnn Hoesly Gregory Engen Elliott Erickson David Erickson Marcia Judd Connie Kubly Kris Kubly Arnold Kehrli Wayne Kuenzi Paulette Paulson Rhonda Schneider and Larry Stuessy. Baccalaureate is Sunday June 4 at 8 p.m. Swiss United Church of Christ. Graduation Monday June 5 at 8 p.m. in the high school gym.

JoAnn Hoesly Robert Hoesly Gregory Engen Burnett Engen Elliott Erickson Erling Erickson David Erickson Sylvan Erickson Marcia Judd Arthur Judd Connie Kubly Harold Kubly Kris Kubly Delmar Kubly Arnold P. Kehrli Arnold WW. Kehrli Wayne Kuenzi William Kuenzi Sr Paulette Paulson Orrion Paulson Rhonda Schneider Thomas Schneider Larry Stuessy Eugene Stuessy Swiss United Church of Christ

Howard Tripke Taken by Death

Howard P. Tripke 64 of Fairburg Nebraska former Brodhead area resident and retired electrician died Monday in Fairburg Born July 7 1902 in Kankakee Illinois He survived by wife Ruth Studdee of Beloit three sons Kenneth Evansville Wisconsin Charles Milwaukee Gene Fairburg and daughter Melody Fairburg two sisters Mrs Reigle and Mrs Russell South Beloit Funeral services were held in Fairburg this afternoon.

Brodhead Howard P. Tripke Fairburg Neb William Reigle Sr Kankakee, Ill Ruth Studdee Beloit Kenneth Evansville Wis Charles Milwaukee Gene Melody Reigle Ei Russell South Beait

Murray Infant Rites Held in Lanark

Services for David Lee Murray infant son of Mr and Mrs Calvin Murray were conducted at the Frank Funeral Home Lanark. Burial followed in Chapel Hill Cemetery Freeport. The infant died Tuesday morning May 30 in Freeport Memorial Hospital. Surviving are the parents and grandparents.

Cedarville, Ill David Lee Murray Calvin Murray Frank Lanark Chapel Hill Cemetery Freeport Freeport Memorial Hospital

Abby Mom's Modesty and A GI Letter

A reader asks about a widowed mother dressing openly in front of her children prompting advice to close the door and avoid scandal. The column advises giving a troubled girl a chance in a new home and commends a GI writing to a young girl during wartime.

Abby

Teen Girl Pregnant at Sixteen Faces Social Isolation

Dear Abby recalls a former babysitter from a poor family who became pregnant at sixteen. Her immediate family has withdrawn, and she now lives with a guardian while navigating stigma and limited support in a new city.

Abby

Mrs. Duane Pope to Receive LaCrosse State Degree

Mrs. Duane Kay Pope daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Abner Anderson will receive a Bachelor of Science in Physical Education with a Health minor from LaCrosse State University on Saturday June 3. She has signed a contract to teach physical education at New Glarus schools and is a 1963 graduate of New Glarus High School.

NEW Glabus Duane Kay) Pope Abner Anderson LaCrosse State University

Fingerprint like markings found on animal coats

Zoologists report that tiger zebra and giraffe markings resemble human fingerprints and each animal shows unique patterns. No two sets are alike, suggesting individual identifiers across species.

Dear Abby Pen-Pal Plea Sparks Young Letter Writer

A mother shares a reader’s letter about her 11 year old daughter who wrote to a lonely service member after Abby’s plea. The reply from the pen-pal begins with a greeting and gratitude, illustrating the impact of the outreach.

Abby Mary

Confidential Advice Column Prompt From Monroe Evening Times

Readers are urged to write to Abby in care of the Monroe Evening Times if they feel troubled and want guidance. A stamped self addressed envelope is requested for a personal reply.

Abby Monroe Evening Times

How to Have a Lovely Wedding booklet notice

A small notice advertises Abby’s booklet How to Have a Lovely Wedding. It instructs readers to send $1 to Abby Box 69700 Los Angeles California 90069 for the publication.

Abby Los Angeles Cal

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