Postal Compliance Note From St Lawrence
A brief postal compliance notice from St Lawrence instructs recipients to follow mailing rules and ensure proper handling of correspondence to avoid delays. No other details are provided in the readable text.
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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1953
Page
2
A brief postal compliance notice from St Lawrence instructs recipients to follow mailing rules and ensure proper handling of correspondence to avoid delays. No other details are provided in the readable text.
Anxious York Township family, after a missing toddler trigger, sparked a rapid volunteer hunt by Blanchardville and sheriff's office with Monroe and Verona air support. The boy was found safe in tall grass, ending a tense night and reinforcing Green County’s neighborliness.
Harry S Truman calls for strong backing of President Eisenhower's Korea policy and argues for a single foreign policy based on facts. He reveals his White House files contain confidential material from the early Korean War period, now in question at Jackson County Missouri court precincts.
Wisconsin budget chief Giessel warns Republi can legislators to slow spending as appropriations for the 1953-55 biennium threaten a potential $16 million deficit. He notes proposed income tax amendments aim to raise $4 million, while joint finance says no new levies are needed. Gov Kohler backs a balanced budget but legislators must act to meet it.
Green County Republicans designate Lester J Michael as county chairman and name delegates elected to attend the state convention in Appleton including Mrs Robert L Rote Miss Prances Treat Pat Schoonover and many others A C Frautschy to executive officer post at Baraboo bank.
The Wisconsin Assembly approved a bill to raise retired teachers’ pensions by up to 25 dollars monthly, not exceeding 150 dollars total per month, at an estimated two year cost around 900 thousand dollars. The measure prompts a Senate and then the governor’s signature.
Mr and Mrs C W Karlen and Donna traveled to Hefferman Camp Towanda Ill where Donna began a ten day water safety school Miss Barbara Karlen daughter of Mr and Mrs R W Karlen and Donna Karlen will serve as lifeguards at the local swimming pool this summer
Monticello residents Mrs. C. D. Curtis and family hosted callers from Madison and Cumberland while Monroe visitors included Mr. and Mrs. John Blum and Tru man Long. The Elmer and Stauffacher families hosted relatives and guests, with trips to Cumberland and visits to Freeport and Evansville noted among aging networks of local households.
After weeks with her son, Fred Rhyner hosts. Bernard and Biederman family visit Mrs. Schenk. Cecil Jordan and others call in Monroe. Klassy and Bidlingmaier families visit in New Glarus and Monroe. Rodenberg family moves to Edward Zentner home. various locals host and visit across Galesville Freeport and Argyle areas.
The fatal deer toll reached 108 across 17 counties this season, up from 42 last year. Juneau led with 17 kills, followed by Wood and Monroe with 13 each, and several other counties reporting smaller totals.
Rudolph Haaske, principal of the upper room at the state graded school, has been rehired for his fifth year.
A fragmented sentence notes South Wayne, the Roempter and Kaempfer families, with mentions of Miss Marie Ann Kaempfer and a Beata daughter Katee in a social context, though the text is garbled. The item appears to be a local social column fragment referencing weddings or family notices.
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