Monroe Evening Times starts second class matter notice
Monroe Evening Times entered at Monroe Wisconsin as second class matter under act of Congress March 2 1879, founded October 13 1898. Address includes Emery A Odell and press associations. subscription rates listed. office hours and phone number provided.
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Monroe, Wisconsin
Congress
City
Monroe
Wisconsin
Stephenson
Jo Davies
Winnebago
Illinois
Eee Stephenson
Detours of Life Bless the detours and renew life’s pace
Editorial reflects on detours shaping experiences as a pleasant break from routine roads. A family-like scene in Pine Bluff offers a reminder that small towns ease troubles. Howard P. Olsen Jr. earned a juris doctor from Creighton University with involvement in law and debate activities. Lloyd Siedschlag completed Ford leasing course through Ford Marketing Institute for Lincoln-M Mercury customers.
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Baraboo Hills
Mt. Horeb
Verona
Pine Bluff
Howard P. Olsen, Jr
6Th St
Monroe
Creighton University
Creighton
Phi Alpha Delta
Docket
Creighton Law
Omaha
Business Administration
Lloyd Siedschlag
Lincoln - Mercury
Highway 69
Ford
Chicago Marketing Institute
Ford Marketing Institutes
Lincoln- Mercury
Louis E Corel Taken by Death
Louis E Corel 58 died Tuesday June 4 in a Dubuque hospital after a long illness. A Platteville resident and Monticello Ia native he clerked at the Platteville Post Office and was active in Boy Scout work. Surviving wife Hazel a daughter Mrs Roddick El Paso Texas two sons Louis D Dubuque and Ross Madison a sister Mrs Charles Rudolph Platteville seven grandchildren Services 2 p.m. Thursday June 6 at Thomas Funeral Home friends may call.
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Platteville
Louis E. Corell
Dubuque
Monticello
Hazel
Roddick
el Paso
Tex
Louis D
Ross
Madison
Charles Rudolph
Thomas Funeral
Benjamin E Bethel 69 Madison Dies in Nursing Home
Benjamin E Bethel aged 69 of Madison died Tuesday June 4 in a nursing home. He worked for the Wisconsin State Highway Department. He is survived by a son a daughter a stepdaughter two sisters a brother and six grandchildren. Services set for 2 p.m. Thursday June 6 at Bethesda Church Madison with burial at Prairie Mound Cemetery Oregon. Friends may call Schroeder Funeral Home Madison.
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Benjamin E. Bethel
Madison
Eva Riendahil
Brooklyn
Wisconsin State Highway Department
Bethesda Church
Prairie Mound Cemetery
Oregon
Schroeder
Scout Leaders Eye the Future
Boy Scouts of America from the U S Grant Council map an eight year expansion plan titled Boy power 76 with a 1969 launch. Local leaders including Dr Harold Held Richard Bahr and John Row discuss localization of the national long range plan to improve youth relevance quality and resources. A national training conference at Colorado State University Fort Collins will prepare councils for the program.
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U.S. Grant Council
Boy Scouts of America
Boypower
Harold Held
Freeport
Richard Bahr
Monroe
National Council
Chicago
Bahr
Leland Dietmeier
Ridott
John Row
Ronald Tschudy
Delbert Williams Jr
Karl Rausch
Warren Harrison
Glen Fornell
Stockton
Gordon Biggar
Gene Madison
Scout
Robert Buehler
Galena
Irving Feist
Feist
National Youth Organization
Eugene Madison
Colorado State University
Fort Collins
Colorado
Mrs. Lucy Fasanella dies at 88 in Cuba City
Shullsburg special report Mrs Lucy Fasanella 88 of Shullsburg died Tuesday afternoon June 4 at Cuba City Medical Center after a short illness She was a former Freeport Illinois resident Arrangements are being completed at Schwarz Funeral Home in Freeport.
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Shullsburg
Lucy Fasanella
Cuba City Medical Center
Freeport, Ill
Schwarz Funeral Home
Freeport
Peeping Tom Son Seeks Doctor Help and More Abby Advice
Dear Abby columns cover a teen peeper needing professional help, a unhappy husband critique, and a letter about post mail waste. The page showcases Abby’s guidance on behavioral issues and social norms from 1968.
Glancing Backward May 5 1958 Through History Notes
Daryl Goecks 17 receives diploma on the 50th anniversary of her maternal grandmother Mrs Louis Pandow's graduation. The column recalls June 5 1948 dairy queen contest entries from Green County 4-H clubs and June 5 1938 circus plans, measles cases, and June 5 1928 school events, plus 1918 women’s relief corps and 1908 local drills, ending with Paris Pentecost strike movement.
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Daryl Goecks
Robert Goecks
Louis Pandow
Green County
May Luchsinger
Woman’s Relief Corps
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