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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1976
Page
7
Experts say healthy trees rely on root tips leaf buds and the cambium layer. Adequate space around roots prevents growth imbalance and protection from sun and pests preserves bark and crown development for strong growth.
New graduates and service personnel entering civilian life can learn to navigate the job market with a four lesson correspondence course. The Job Hunt helps translate education and experience into marketable skills through mailed lessons and instructor feedback.
The Brodhead Garden Club, organized on Feb 29 1932 by Millicent Mitchell, funds annual plantings in Tinker’s Garden and blooms Greenwood Cemetery with flowers including a Royal Red maple tree donated as a Bicentennial project. The 36-member group, led by President Cora Walter and officers, meets March through October to promote local horticulture and preservation. Lions Club members Art McGinty and Truman Olin help with planter boxes.
The Andrews family illustrates Lafayette County’s Irish settlement pattern with Charles Andrews born in 1833 in Crawford County Pennsylvania and his move to Wisconsin in 1853. Charles married Jane Mc Mannus in 1856, settled on a Lamont farm, and had four children including George born 1861 who became a Union Evangelist after farming in Lamont and Iowa.
A lengthy public notice outlines forthcoming Wisconsin primary elections. It names districts, offices, terms, and candidates to succeed current officials, plus dates for nominating papers and filing deadlines. It also advertises a November referendum and certification deadlines. Established officials include state senators and assembly members across Dane, Green, Rock, and Jefferson counties with village ward committees to be elected. The notice is dated May 18, 1976, in Green County.
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