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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1949
Page
2
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Sunday editorial argues that responsible government requires expanded bureaucratic capacity and clearer oversight to improve policy execution and public trust. It urges reforms to streamline agencies, reduce red tape, and empower officials with accountability.
Three former major league players facing lawsuits against organized baseball have a preliminary trial date proposed. Details are unclear in the fragmented report, but the dispute centers on legal actions involving ex players and baseball entities.
President Truman plans a major address at 3:30 p.m. June 11, stating no new war actions are planned and he will call in preparations as needed. The speech emphasizes resolve and readiness amid ongoing global tensions.
Ten years ago reports note hopes for rescuing 98 men aboard the Thetis after a weekend off the English coast. The vessel was finally abandoned with rescue efforts ongoing. The listing also mentions marriages, new Monroe traffic bureau, a cheese plant plan, and other local notices from June.
A clinic lobby hosts a nine photo exhibit tracing Monroe's history from 1869 to 1913. Images include 1885 post office quarters, 1912 fire scene, Civil War era spring square, and trampling changes to the square’s layout with old vs modern parking. Dr. John A. Schindler prepared the reproductions and seeks captions.
Monticello high school appoints John Page of St. Paul Minnesota as full-time music and band instructor to replace Otto Weller who resigned. The article notes several resignations and remaining staff including H A Becker principal John S Richards and John Ponyicsanyi, Ulio G Hill, Miss Florice Paulson, Lora Dick, Ruth Zentner, and Hazel Kundert.
Albany brief reports several local and visiting residents. Mrs. William Steindorf and the Reinitz family from St. Louis visited relatives. Ben Frank returned to Manitowoc after a week with Ray Webb’s family. Archie Francis entered Madison General Hospital for treatment.
President Gabriel Gonzales Videla told a radical party convention in Valparaiso that shameless interests are attempting to overthrow the government. He did not name the interests behind the plot.
Wisconsin Sen. Warren Knowles denounces a proposed WWII veteran bonus as a financial burden, calling it a political football. Backers cited other states’ payments, while Knowles criticized leadership from veterans groups and warned the bill could strain the general fund with up to 200 million dollars in potential costs.
Rockford area oil pursuit continues on the Seele farm east of Rockford as a two ton steel bit bores toward 2000 feet in a bid to strike liquid gold. The operation expects a 10 inch casing to line the well as drilling proceeds.
Juda y Mrs. F. N. Miller and Mrs. Ralph Bridge traveled to Green Lake Wednesday for a state federation of women's clubs meeting. Harvey Andrews and his wife went to Chicago for a Cub and Cincinnati game and visited Naperville with their son LaVern. Several couples and individuals from Janesville, Madison, Brodhead, Milwaukee, Warren, Ramona, Monroe and nearby towns were guests at local homes during the period.
Immanuel Children s day program at 10 30 Sunday Phil athea class picnic 504 7th street 6 p m Monday Eva Spreng wins Tuesday 8 Thursday junior choir 4 intermediate 7 senior 8 Bethel Rev Lawrence A Brown pastor Family night 8 p m today Sunday school 10 a m annual congregational meeting 10 45 worship 11 10 Christian Endeavor 8 midweek Thursday 8 Children s day practice 2 p m New Glarus Rev Lawrence A Brown worship 8 p m congregational meeting Monticello Rev Lawrence A Brown worship 9 45 a m Sunday
A commemoration event will mark the 400th anniversary of the Prayer Book of Edward VI with observances planned to honor the historic publication and its impact on liturgy and English religious life.
The Lord's Supper and worship service will be held at 2 30 p m led by Rev Leon Bertelson pastor at Christian Twin Grove church.
A New Apostolic church invites worship at 10 a.m. on Sunday with the sermon Upon This Rock I Will Build my Church. No evening service. Wednesday service at 8 p.m. sermon I Have Prayed for Thee That Thy Faith Fail No.
Wisconsin Synod church on 9th street and 13th avenue conducts worship at 10 30 a m led by Rev Eidor Toepel with Mt Olive in the headline style indicating a regular service notice.
Rev. L. E. Curtis leads Sunday school at 10 a m and worship at 11 a m with the sermon Three Followers. Evening service at 8 p m features Have Faith in God. Bible study and prayer follow at 8 p m Wednesday.
Union Presbyterian Church announces a 9 30 a m Sunday school and 10 45 a m worship led by a student from Dubuque. Westminster Guild meets at Mrs. Lester Bishop’s home Tuesday at 6 p m for a picnic. Choir practice Thursday at 7 p m. Rev Dallas D Landrum is the pastor.
Christian Science Sunday services around the world focus on God the Only Cause and Creator. The golden text comes from Revelation with selections from the Bible and Science and Health. Service at 10 45 am. Sunday school for under 20 at 9 30 am. Testimony meeting Wednesday 7 45 am. Library at 1411 10th street open Wednesdays and Saturdays 2 to 4 pm.
Grace Lutheran announces Sunday school at 9 30 a m and church service at 10 45 a m A reception for new members and the confirmation class follows at 7 p m Children meet at 2 p m tomorrow Women s Missionary Society meets Monday at 7 30 p m Council meets Tuesday Choir rehearsal next Friday at 7 30 p m Vacation Bible School begins Monday at 9 a m Rev Newell Menden hall pastor
Rev. Henry G. Cooper delivers Sunday service details with 9:30 a m Sunday school and 10:45 a m sermon. He will report on the church May meetings held in Boston.
Pentecost Sunday services listed for St John’s Evangelical Church include church school at 9 30 a m worship and sermon at 10 45 a m followed by Holy communion German service and communion at 3 p m Youth Fellowship at 7 p m Women’s Union meeting Tuesday at 7 45 p m Vacation Bible School at 9 a m Rev Paul C Kehle is the pastor.
Monroe church events include Sunday school 9:30 worship 10:40 junior high youth at 4 and Young Adult picnic at 4 30 at Goetz home. Official board meets Monday 7 p.m. Annual conference at Sparta. Rev Kofoed listed as pastor with services at Browntown. Gratiot Lamont South Wayne Woodford entries show varied Sunday school and worship times.
The Martintown Community Church holds a morning service at 10 a.m. on Sunday with Sunday school at 10 45 a.m led by Pastor Rev Roy Berg.
St Andrew's Episcopal Church schedules a 9 a.m. school session and a 9 30 a.m. Holy Eucharist with procession. A corporate communion honors the birthday of the church as Whitsunday is observed.
Zwingli Evangelical Sunday school at 9 30 a m with worship at 10 40 a m. Rev I Richard Mewaldt, president of the western district executive board of the Moravian church in America, will preach. Ser
A note from Washington Reformed indicates there are no junior or children's choir rehearsals Saturday afternoon and no church services scheduled.
Clarno worship at 10 a m and Sunday school at 11 a m with Rev Homer Retzlaff as pastor. WSWS meets Wednesday at the Leigh Frautschy home. Staver church holds worship at 11 a m and Sunday school at 10 a m. Daily vacation Bible school starts Monday for children ages 6 to 14 at the Staver church led by Rev Retzlaff.
Rev J J Haack pastors the Browntown Evangelical Church with worship at 9 a m and Sunday school at 10 a m Rev P C Kehle of Monroe will officiate at the service.
The New Glarus Swiss Evangelical announces a Sunday schedule with Sunday school at 9 30 a m and church service at 10 45 a m led by a Mission House seminary student delivering the sermon. Choir practice is planned for Tuesday evening.
Mrs Ines Fesseler arrived by plane Friday from Switzerland to live with her husband. The Y H C plans a June 13 trip to Cave of the Mounds and other Wisconsin sites. Mr and Mrs Maurice Visger and son visited Evansville. Mr and Mrs James Schneider of Hampshire Ill were guests of Mr and Mrs Ervin Armstrong. The State Line aid society meets June 8 at Mrs Gilbert Wendler’s home. Mr and Mrs Robert Mohns spent the weekend at their Winchester cottage. Guests included Mr and Mrs Alvin Timm.
The text lists residents including Freeport and Elmwood Park families, fishermen on a Busseyville trip, Marion Mohns visiting Freeport, who has enlisted in the navy for boat training. Guests from Moline and Monroe visited local households over the weekend.
A press dispatch reports border constabulary operations near the Ongjin peninsula about 80 miles northeast of Seoul as Korean Red interests engage in ongoing activity.
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