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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1958
Page
2
The Associated Press declares exclusive rights to republish all local news printed in Inland Daily Press Association papers and AP dispatches. The notice lists AP as sole republisher authority and reserves rights for distribution of AP material.
The Wisconsin State Supreme Court voids Green County 1957 circuit plan, returning to the 12th Circuit and voiding dual judgeship and $1,500 salary. The piece questions the ruling while praising the effort to improve court service and warning of the implications for efficiency and voter choice. It notes the broader issue of how state courts should select judges and references Monroe jail zoning as context.
Christ M. Stauffer of Monticello was elected Thrice Illustrious Master of Gebal Council Royal and Select Masons in a Monday night installation at the Janesville Masonic Temple. Other officers elected include Harry Filveroff deputy master Rolland Maxson principal conductor of work Fred Holden treasurer Stuart H. Paul recorder Alan B. Smyth captain of guard O R Evans Sr Monroe conductor of council Leon Jones steward Sever D Gaarder Albany marshal Raymond F Montgomery chaplain Stuart H Paul trustee Victor F Langer director of work Frank E Roberts Milwaukee grand conductor of the grand council Wisconsin was installing master Olin E Flisram installing marshal and Robert F Lestee Janesville installing chapain.
Ten years ago on Green County Centennial Dairy Day in Monroe, 81 entries were filed for the June 4 junior dairy show to be held next Wednesday as communities prepared for celebrations and local events.
Gregory Blum son of Harold J Blum of 2113 14th avenue graduated Sunday from the high school course at St Lawrence Seminary Mt Calvary near Fond du Lac He is home for the summer vacation Attending were his parents and grandparents John G Blum Monticello and Mrs Rowe Rio and Mr and Mrs James Rowe Rio
Specialist 3rd Class Gerald L. Broge of Albany received a Letter of Commendation from his commanding officer for outstanding work as the Headquarters and Service Battery Armorer during March 1 to April 4. The citation credits untiring effort and devotion to duty for a superior rating on small arms and crew served weapons.
The passage notes a unit receiving credit for its efforts during the Annual General Inspection held April 1 3. It highlights the rating reflecting credit to individuals, the unit, and the United States Army, with the citation signed by Lt. Col. John C. Fralish, Artillery, Commanding the unit now in Germany.
Mrs. Clara E. Rinehart, 85, of Orangeville died yesterday at a son's home following a long illness. Born April 8, 1873 in Carthage Missouri, she lived in Orangeville the last 47 years and was a member of the Orangeville Methodist church. She is survived by three sons, a stepdaughter, two brothers, and 13 grandchildren. Services Friday at 1:30 p.m. in the Orangeville Methodist Church. Burial in Orangeville Cemetery.
Philadelphia report says James C Petrillo resigns as president of the American Federation of Musicians at the union 61st annual convention He urges delegates to elect Herman D Kenin of Portland Oregon as his successor in a tearful farewell remarks
An old newspaper ad touts Doan's Pills as a three fold relief for bladder irritation backache headaches and muscle pains caused by overexertion or emotional upset. It promises soothing action diuretic effect and fast pain relief with a new larger size.
A long list of names appears under various categories including Forensics Library Aids Ninth Grade Eighth Grade and Seventh Grade. The readable text shows many individuals with surnames such as Arnold Mitchell Rufenacht Jacobs and Woods along with roles and grade levels.
Registration for Red Cross swimming lessons in Orangeville will be held at the Orangeville Community Bank Friday from 9 a.m. to noon. The notice notes ongoing enrollment for community swim programs and the bank as the registration site.
Open classes run 1 to 3 p.m. for ages 8 to 14. Swimming lessons begin July 8 and last six weeks at Read Pool in Freeport.
Romney West Virginia saw repeated control shifts during the Civil War with the town changing hands 56 times reflecting the era’s military volatility and contested lines.
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