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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1947
Page
2
A notice from the newspaper editor confirms AP exclusive republication rights and board authorization dated April 20 1947. The brief statement appears under the editorial header and informs readers of licensing.
A Milwaukee Journal review praises a booklet on how the Atlanta Journal led Georgia’s campaign to unseat a disputed governor succession. It notes threats and fraud revelations about write-in Herman Talmadge ballots, the Georgia high court ruling, and the defense of free press duties.
An editorial from The New York Times reflects on a century of American Medical Association contributions shaping public health. It credits the association with protecting patients, improving drug standards, exposing frauds, and advancing hospitals and medical education as part of an enduring, nationwide effort.
The Hotel Columbia in Asbury Park plans a six day bar closure under temperance union guidance. San Quentin prison in California reports a large library and radio program with titles like Time on My Hands and They Didn't Believe Me. A 14 year old fisherman Buddy James in St Regis Montana recounts using a fish to distract bears to escape. Chicago letters from Japanese schoolchildren show a desire to correspond with American youths and begin with a polite English greeting.
In the eleventh century William the Conqueror sought to improve the fair name of British beer by appointing a royal taster, known as a conner, to examine and judge the brew.
Lydia and Theo discuss Kirby, past abuse, and forgiveness in a tense living room scene. Theo admits fear of Andrew Cordray, vows to reinvent herself, and praises Kirby’s inner light over beauty as Raphael plans a last trip and departure.
A reflective narrative recalls heavy life burdens and long torment in early marriage with a stolid, undemonstrative husband and years of strain with Andrew. The speaker hints at ongoing storytelling with a note to continue.
W J Knight becomes Citizens Bank president with F J Bolender and W P Bragg as vice presidents and T A Hoesly as director. Lillian Russell's death linked to deck slip. Laurene Wright wed to James C Conners of Albany. Frances Byrne fractures ankle stepping from a train.
Miss Ruth Ann Johnston of 1323 15th Avenue earned a bachelor of arts from Mexico City College Mexico. She studied Spanish and home economics and attended Cornell Dubuque Universidad Nacional de Mexico before completing the degree. She led Delta Delta Delta at Cornell and Dubuque and taught home economics at the American High School in Mexico City. She is the daughter of Mrs. Marjorie Johnston.
The Swiss Evangelical and Reformed church sponsors a community vacation Bible school that starts at 9 a m Monday in the school house. Sessions run two hours daily for two weeks except Sundays for children ages four to twelve. Class 1 includes ages 4 5 and 6 taught by Bara Meythaler and Jean Zweifel. Class 2 covers ages 7 and 8 with Mary Meythaler and Betsy Henning as teachers. Class 3 serves ages 9 10 and 11 led by Fay Zentner.
Reverend D Andrew Howey will preach Good Out of Evil at 10 45 in the Universalist church with church school at 9 30 The committee of 14 meets Tuesday at 7 30 p m at Union church Grace Lutheran Sunday school at 9 30 service at 10 45 Luther league at 7 Girls Missionary Society meets Monday at 2 hostesses Evelyn and Marian Due Odelle Monte leads Korea topic Choir rehearsal Friday at 7 30 Newell Mendenhall pastor
No service or church school Sunday. Midweek service at 8 Wednesday night.
Sunday morning worship begins at 10 45 with the sermon titled God the Only Cause and Creator. Sunday school follows at 9 45. A Wednesday evening meeting at 7 45 welcomes all attendees.
Mt Olive Lutheran in Wisconsin holds a divine service at 11 o clock in the chapel located at 2019 10th Street led by Pastor E Toepel.
Lyndon church Immanuel Evangelical lists Children’s Day program at 10 30 this morning and Youth Fellowship at 6 45 this evening led by minister C Viel with participation by local families.
The Eucharist at St Andrew's Episcopal on 2019 10th Street begins at 9 am. The service will be sung by a vested choir.
The Assembly of God at 1208 12th Street led by Minister D Bruzelius offers Sunday school at 1 30 for all ages, followed by an afternoon service at 2 30 and an evening service at 8. Wednesday prayer meets at 8. Welcome to all services.
Sunday school gathers at 10 30, worship with the congregation at 10 45 for Children’s day observance. Special music by the church orchestra. The Brotherhood will not meet on Tuesday June 10. St John’s people are in anticipation of the service.
Invitation to the 8 p.m. Monticello anniversary service with P C Kehle pastor and Methodist Rev George E Kelsey minister. Woodford morning worship 9 30 Sunday school 10 30. South Wayne children’s day program 10 30. Lamont Sunday school 10 evening worship 8. Gratiot Sunday school 9 30.
Monroe churches hold Sunday school for all ages at 9 30 a m and 10 40 a m observance of Methodist Student Day with a pageant Building the Church of Tomorrow. Youth Fellowship at 7 p m. Browntown morning worship 9 a m Sunday school 10. Womans Society of Christian Service at 2 Friday. Clarno Staver Clarno worship 10 Sunday school 11 W S W S meets at Leslie Albright home 2 Thursday. Staver Sunday school 10 worship 11 05. Christian Endeavor meets Tuesday night at the parsonage. Homer Retzlaff pastor.
The New Glarus Swiss Evangelical and Reform Ed Summer Bible School, sponsored by the Sunday school, opens at 9 Monday morning in the local public school building.
Browntown Evangelical and Reformed Church led by Pastor J. L. Haack schedules Sunday school at 9 30 and a children’s day program at 8 p m with Mrs Edna V Jeffers from the Bensenville home guiding a stereopticon show and talking about interests.
Report on ongoing work at the institution and expansion plans in Wayne township with day service at 10 30. The topic to be addressed is The Need of and the Essentials for Training of Children.
Monticello Zwingli Evangelical and Reformed holds morning and evening anniversaries with Dr. David D. Baker speaking. the senior choir and junior choir provide music. Washington Reformed reports no services. Evangelical United Brethren lists Rev. W. J. Abe and a 10 45 worship. Postville Memorial presents Sunday school at 9 45.
Need-for All Bible class directed by Herman Feenie, superintendent, for participants of varying ages.
Seaman First Class Samuel Roelli age 19 of Monroe crossed the equator aboard the USS Antietam. He was initiated into the Royal Order of the Deep and Imperial Domain of the Golden Dragon by King Neptune and his party, transforming pelywogs into shellbacks in the traditional rites at sea.
The United States dominates global milk production yet ranks thirteenth in per capita milk consumption, highlighting a gap between output and individual intake.
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