Monroe Chamber to Welcome Admiral Schindler at Oct 11 Dinner
A Happy Selection reports Monroe Chamber of Commerce will host Admiral Walter G. Schindler as keynote for the annual banquet Oct 11. Schindler, assistant chief of naval operations, is a Green County native and third member of a group with ties to the Joint Chiefs and Security Council. Also noted is a possible Hoover appearance for the 1955 program, reflecting the chamber’s policy of linking local roots with national figures.
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Monroe
Admiral Schindler
Green County
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Security Council
Nathan F. Twining
Air Force
Merrill Twining
Marine Corps
Twinings
New Glarus
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
Wisconsin committee tempers view of state TV education
A four month inquiry on state owned tax supported television reports that TV should supplement classrooms and not replace teachers. It says costs will rise with TV adoption and that it is not a magic cure all. Findings aim to help voters decide in November.
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Wisconsin Committee
Oneida Fugitive Recaptured by Rhine lander Police
Raymond J. Tushosky, 22, one of four escapees from the Oneida honor farm, was recaptured today by Rhinelander police at his wife’s home. He was serving a 1 to 3 year burglary term. Officials in Green Bay had no report on the other fugitives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhinelander
Raymond J. Tushosky
Oneida
State Reformatory
Tushosky
Green Bay
Reformatory
Norman Nuss
Veep
Tom Marshall
Labor canvass launched for city defense plants drive
Black workers under Mrs Arnold Mueller will canvass the city to recruit labor for local battery plants and the Lakeshire Marty cheese packing plant. Rev A Toepel installed as pastor at St Peter s Evangelical Lutheran Brodhead and Belleview Lutheran Orangeville. First Monroe high school band twilight concert is rained out. Mr and Mrs Albin Indergand honored on silver wedding anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Mueller
A. Toepel
St. Peter’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
Brodhead
Belleview Lutheran Parish
Orangeville
Monroe High School
Albin Indergand
Chicago White Sox
Washington Senators
Conversation Piece on Tobacco Habits and Self Righteous Meddling
A long anecdotal piece attacks self styled reformers who lecture smokers. It notes a man who smokes ten cigars daily for forty years at about 15 cents each totaling roughly 1.50 a day and argues the waste is exaggerated. The narrator defends moderates and mocks crusaders while reflecting on age health and independence. Copyright 1954 General Features Corp.
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General Features Corp
Browntown Greetings and Memorial Day Visits
Mrs. Effie Vincent Monroe and Mrs. Alma Perdue Madison visit Browntown relatives. Geraldine Williams pre nuptial shower in South Wayne attended by local guests. Memorial Day hosts include Frank Larson and family with visitors from Augusta Gotham and Engebretson. Rebekah lodge event in South Wayne noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Effie Vincent
Monroe
Alma Perdue
Madison
Sunny
Milbourn Miller
Glen Beeck
Raymond Montgomery
Ben Maddrell
Ray Crago
South Wayne
Geraldine Williams
George C. Michael
Harriet Mann
Beloit
William E. Keller
Chicago
Melvin Fruendal
Linda
Frank Larson
Hector Hanson
Augusta
Wis
Nate Larson
Gotham
Elmer Engebretson
Edwin Chapin
Noel B. Chapin
Clarno
John Williams
Sterman
Etta van Matre
Freeport
Della Burgen
Hollywood
Calif
Oscar Nybroten
Lowell Dale
Jerry
Loyd Buster
Clinton
Charles Rackow
Brant Binger
Susan Tucker
John Tucker
Herman Shoenburg
Robert McLaughlin
Rockford
Hattie
William Hoeft
Roy Crago
Charles Rockow
Rebekah Lodge
Dog License Refund Totals by Township and Village for 1953
County Clerk Wilma Lengacher disclosed 1953 dog license refunds totaling 1421.32, with Brooklyn leading at 97.34 and Clarno and Jefferson each 92.49. Counts show Brooklyn 181 licenses, Clarno 177, Jefferson 172, plus listed township and village totals and a statewide 2692 licenses for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma Lengacher
Brooklyn
Clarno
Jefferson
Adams
Albany
Cadiz
Decatur
Exeter
Jordan
Monroe
Mt. Pleasant
New Glarus
Spring Grove
Sylvester
Belleville
Browntown
Monticello
Brodhead
Chemical Debarking To Aid Pulp Output Demonstration
In Port Edwards Wisconsin a chemical debarking method will be shown to newspapermen on January 8. George Kilp of NeKOosa Edwards Paper Co directs the test on scrub oak to strip bark by bruising the live tree and applying chemical. If practical it could cut imported pulpwood needs for over 50 Wisconsin mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Edwards
Wisconsin
George Kilp
Nekoosa Edwards Paper Co
Gibraltar Barbary Apes Saying Foreshadows British Departure
A tradition claims that when the Barbary Apes leave Gibraltar, the British will depart as well. The saying reflects a historic belief tied to the fortress and its symbolic guardians.
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Gibraltar
Retail Volume Shows Pickup in Week Ended Wednesday
Dun and Bradstreet reports a rise in retail volume for the week ended Wednesday, with total dollar trade estimated unchanged to four percent above last year. Suburban stores led gains while large city departments stayed softer. Memorial Day 1953 effects noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dun and
Bradstreet
East
Pacific Coast
Northwest
New England
Midwest
South
Southwest
Albany Community Summer Visit Notes and Moves
Arlyn Elmer and Arlie Fahrney, Platteville students, are home for summer. Mrs. Edward Daws and Elaine Marie visit Mrs. Daws sister near Brodhead. Miss Betsy Brown of Milwaukee visits the Blumers with her mother and cousin and plans to go to Oak Ridge Tennessee for work. Pyrethrum insecticide is derived from daisies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlyn Elmer
Arlie Fahrney
Platteville
Edward Daws
Elaine Marie
Daws
John Pfund
Brodhead
Betsy Brown
Milwaukee
Fred E. Blumer
William Blumer
N. Brown
Jack Staatz
Miss Brown
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Living Teddy Bears Shine at Queensland Koala Sanctuary
Claude Reid founder of Times Children's Club oversees about seventy koalas at Lone Pine Sanctuary in Queensland. Thousands of visitors weekly, mostly overseas, marvel at their tree perches and playful antics while Reid, a noted koala authority, warns of the species history and care challenges including diet, nocturnal foraging, and the need to protect wild populations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary
Queensland
Australia
Claude Reid
Reid
Europe
New South Wales
Joyce Glen
Massachusetts
SPCA
New Members Named in Mt. Horeb Area Records
New members include Robert John Rhyner of Route 3 Mt. Horeb with a date of July 15 1953 and another entry listing a street and date June 9 1952. This notice records additions to the local roster and associated dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert John Rhyner
Mt. Horeb
Patricia Ann Winters
6Th Street
May Jobless Aid Drops Over A Million Dollars
The Wisconsin industrial commission reports May unemployment benefits at 3 258 000, down 1 153 000 from April. Weekly claims fell from 46 351 in late March to 34 518 in late May, with starting claims dropping from 15 818 in April to 14 980 in May.
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Madison
Wisconsin Industrial Commission
Local residents host and visit across towns this weekend
Mrs. Pearl Davis of Janesville stayed overnight with Mrs. Florence Miller. Otto Hein of Monroe and others returned from South Dakota trips. Memorial Day visits included East Troy address by Charlie Attenburg Sr. Families from Monroe, Armour, Beloit, and Richland Center spent weekends with relatives across Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Davis
Janesville
Florence Miler
Otto Hein
Monroe
Kate Mohns
E. E. Ronspiez
South Dakota
Charlies Attenburg Sr
James Putnam
Armour
M.D
Elmer Whitehead
Attenburg
East Troy
Martha Wolgast
Lee Rease
Oconto
Rose Behling
Glenn Boyer
Homer Retzlaff
Blackhawk
Otto Goecks
Walter Ladwig
Jerry
Braves
Milwaukee
Sarah Jane Jordan
Naperville
John Thornton
Albany
Fred Daubert
Lavon Arnsmeier
Brodhead
Beverly Shattum
George Hall
Richard
Richland Center
Claude Walton
Arthur Thornton
Evansville
Roland Ritschard
Monticello
Berlyn Cassell
Florence Miller
Lyle Bronson
Beloit
Inez Weaver
Sharon
Woodstock
Lee Skattum
Beverly
Minnie Beals
Warren
Spanish Conquistadors Under Cortes Pave Northward Reach
Spanish conquerors led by Hernando Cortes explored large parts of Mexico and ventured into what is now the United States, expanding their foothold nearly a century before significant colonial settlements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hernando Cortes
Mexico
U.S. Ee
Monroe Evening Times Boys and Girls Club Coupon
All boys and girls up to 12 years old are invited to join the Monroe Evening Times Boys and Girls Club. Fill out this coupon carefully and mail to the Evening Times Club Monroe Wis.
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Monroe Evening Times
Evening Times Club
Monroe
Wis
Records Show High Production For Brown Swiss and Holstein Cows
Two registered Brown Swiss cows from John Ingold estate Route 5 completed production records. Spring Valley Belva H produced 14 140.3 pounds milk 4.09 percent test 578.26 pounds butterfat on 305 day lactation beginning at six. Amy Ink wy produced 12 971.4 pounds milk 4.67 percent test 605.83 pounds butterfat on 365 days lactation starting at nine. Mercedes Homestead Inka Canary added to lifetime milk production reaching 113 337 pounds milk 4181 pounds butterfat over eight lactations totaling 2 679 days. Two Green County Holstein-Friesians exceeded 100 000 pounds milk first time Inka Bess Ashje 102 185 pounds milk 3871 pounds butterfat six lactations 2 202 days and Queen Canary Ollie Homestead 102 044 pounds milk 3381 pounds butterfat six lactations 2 391 days. Eastwood herd averaged 10 715 pounds milk 402 pounds butterfat in 306 days. Gravel Creek Design Raggie 18 811 pounds milk 668 pounds butterfat 365 days twice daily milking age four years one month. Wildvale Lass Chieftain produced 13 952 pounds milk 513 pounds butterfat 365 days twice daily milking age three years one month.
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John Ingold
Route 5
Spring Valley Belva H
Amy Inkwyl
Mercedes
Inka Canary
Arthur H. Stauffacher
Green County
Queen Canary Ollie Homestead
John W. Ruff
Route 2
Ralph E. Eastwood
Woodford
Gravel Creek Design Raggie
John M. Babler and Sons
Dakota
Wildvale Lass
Harold Wild and Son
Winslow
Death of Engineer Delays Passenger Run
Engineer Ray Hall aged 59 of Fond du Lac died of a heart attack at the throttle on a Fond du Lac to Milwaukee passenger train. Fireman took over and brought the train into West Bend after Hall was stricken between Campbellsport and Tesch. Hall was pronounced dead at a hospital.
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West Bendi
North Western Road
Ray Hall
Fond du Lac
Campbellsport
Tesch
West Bend
Hall
Milwaukee
Archbishop Sees Value in Hearing McCarthy Army Controversy
Archbishop Richard J. Cushing of Boston said the McCarthy Army controversy may yield good by clarifying misunderstandings. He argued it does not divide the country or the Catholic Church and noted televised hearings educate the public while allowing differing views. He framed the issue as a matter of fighting communism to protect Western civilization.
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Washington
Richard J. Cushing
Boston
Sen. McCarthy
White House
National Council of Catholic Nurses
Cushing
Senate
Sen
Flanders
R-Vi
McCarthy
Francis Cardinal Spellman
New York
Bernard J. Sheil
Chicago
Spring Grove Social Roundup At Local Homes
Mrs Herbert Mohn hosts and guests include Mr and Mrs Will Meinert and family from Rockford and Rock Grove area. Sunday visits span Dan Brobst family in Rock Grove to Mendota and Davis residents. Shrine ceremony in Madison noted and YHC tour to Dundee last week with multiple family gatherings reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Meinert
Virgil
Carol
Dan Brobst
Rock Grove
Walter Swanborg Sr
Ovia Wirtanen
Walter Swanborg Jr
Karl
Karen
James
John Swanborg
Karl Stensby
Rockford
Russell Rosheisen
Orla McClellan
Herbert Molins
William Elmer
Della Elmer
Pearl City, Sr
Donald Hauser
Moline
John Robertson
Carol Meinert
Carl Montefelt
Jerry
Bette
Beth
Montefelt
Fred Pela
Rock City
Robert Mohns
Otto Mohns
Brodhead
Herbert Mohns
Madison
YHC
Dundee
Orville Hawkins
Clare Matzke
Davis
Leslie Pinnow
Mendota
Leon Rahn
Woodstock
Arleigh Williams
Donna Belle Rosheisen
Ellsworth Rosheisen
Bees Travel Vast Distance to Make Pound of Honey
Report notes that producing one pound of honey requires bees to travel a distance equal to twice the planet’s circumference. The claim illustrates the lengthy journey bees undertake gathering nectar and returning to the hive.
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Monroe, Wisconsin
Congress
Monroe Evening Times CO
Emery
Odell
The
Associated Press
Inland Daily Press Association
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Stephenson County
Ill
Editorial
Evening Times
New City Hall
John H. Elmer
Severson
Emil G. Pandow
A. L. Sickinger
Legion Ambulance Fund
Peter S. Solomon
G. W. Wilkinson
Wilkinson Corporation
Acquitania
Woman's Club of
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
John Bridge
New Ludlow Memorial Library
Colorado Cripple Creek
St. Louis
David Rose Marching Club
J. H. Durst
Ray Sutherland
C. D. Corson
United States Express Co
Corson
Sam Lytle
C. A. Lytle
Carey, Ill
Frank Tripp
Walter Raleigh
C. L. Crago
William Steindorf
Atlas
Standard Oil
Times Children’s Club
Jeanette Ruth Baehler
Richard Arlyn Leuzinger
Joy Lynn Sulzer
Juda
Newman Cheese Co
Patty Mae Edwards
Leland Allen Schmid
Sherry Lee Coplien
Larry James Meier
Larry Robert Wuetrich
Raymond Dennis Norder
Dennis Donald Crooks
16Th Street
Dwight William Spring
Chester Harold Duchow
Stephen Lloyd Messerli
13Th Street
Ray Hilfliker
Rice Lake
Evelyn Mae Monte
Gloria Merie Voegeli
Terry Michael Quinn
18Th Street
Ronald John Bauman
Christine Carol Yeazel
Pardeeville
Thomas Roger Hefty
Jeanne Neva Kummer
Clair LeRoy Obert
Randy William Grunder
Jane Margaret Wells
John William Workinger
Gweneth Kay Broge
Margaret Lynn Leuzinger
Gordon Glenn Gempeler
Harvey C. Baumgartner
Larry Allen Rufer
May
F. N. Miller
Ask
RB. F. D
Postoffice
Mrs. Herbert Mohn
Per J. Connors
P. J. Connors
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