Monroe Evening Times Advertisement and Publication Details
Monroe Evening Times lists publication as second class in Monroe Wisconsin with daily except Sunday schedule. It shows editorial details for Emery Odell and Associated Press bureau affiliations, plus Wisconsin and Illinois subscription rates and payment terms. Office hours are 8 30 a m to 5 p m Saturday to 12 Noon and telephone number 325 5101.
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Monroe
Soe Ee
Wisconsin
Jo Davies
Oree
Illinois
Ceadl
Amen Stephenson
Winnebago
Memorial Day address history honors fallen Ft Atkinson students
Editorial recalls Gail Roub who taught world and Russian history and journalism at Ft Atkinson High School. It notes his 1966 Teacher of the Year award and his May 30 Memorial Day address on the school lawn. The piece explains a 1921 rock memorial and maple tree, plus a 1960s guard rail honoring Vietnam casualty Terry Beck, whose name appears in the tribute.
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Gail Roub
J. A. Roub
Monroe
Ft. Atkinson High School
Wisconsin
Gail Rouch
Ft. Atkinson Senior High School
Ft. Atkinson
Terry Beck
Gail
Roub
Alan Seeger
Germany
Verdun
Vietnam
Seeger
Land of Death
Hitler
Stalin
Napoleon
Roseleip Named Honorary Jaycee
State Sen. Gordon W. Roseleip is named an honorary member of the Platteville Junior Chamber of Commerce in a Jaycee announcement. A formal presentation will occur soon as the citation notes the high esteem of the organization for the senator. He pledged to support the Platteville Jaycees whenever possible. Sound travels about 1,100 feet per second and wireless signals move at about 186000 miles per second.
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Gordon W. Roseleip
Darlington
Platteville Junior Chamber of Commerce
Jaycee
Roseleip
Platteville Jaycees
Mrs. Olson 64 Dies in Madison
Mrs Lester Olson aged 64 died Thursday in a Madison hospital after a brief illness. Formerly Myr tle Olson she married Lester Olson in 1925. Survived by husband three daughters a sister two brothers and numerous grandchildren. Funeral at 1 30 p m Monday in the Mt Horeb Evangelical Lutheran Church with visitation at Gesme Ellestad Funeral Home after 2 p m Sunday.
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MT. Horeb
Lester Olson
Madison
Myrtle Olson
Paul Olson
Blue Mounds
Elmer
Dodgeville
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Gesme - Ellestad
Obituary: Mrs Fidelis Cullen 61 Beloit Resident
Mrs Fidelis Cullen 61 Beloit resident and sister of Sister Mary Francine O.S.F. died June 13 after a brief illness. Former Alma Brunzel, she was active at St. Jude's Church and its Marion Guild. Funeral set for June 15 at St. Jude's with viewing at Daley Murphy Wisch Funeral Home after 7 p.m. Rosary at 8 p.m. Survived by daughter Mrs William Hopkins son Jerry brother Henry and several sisters.
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Fidelis Cullen
Beloit
Mary Francine O.S
Phillip Temple Stricken at 66
Phillip L. Temple 66, a former Benton resident living in Detroit, died in a Detroit hospital Thursday June 13. Survived by widow Nellie and sister Mrs John Meloy of Benton. Funeral services set for 10 a.m. Monday June 17 at St Patrick's Catholic Church in Benton with Milner-O Flaherty Funeral Home handling arrangements. Rosary scheduled for 8 p.m. Sunday.
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Benton
Phillip L. Temple
Detroit
Mich
Nellie
John Meloy
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Milner-O’ Flahiity
Urban Renewal Director Schreier undergoes eye surgery
Glen Schreier, 1716 21st Ave, Monroe, new urban renewal director, had minor eye surgery at St. Clare Hospital and was expected to be dismissed later today. In other news, Mrs Wesley Moe of Juda suffered severe injuries to her right forearm when her hand went through a plateless door at her home. all flexor muscles and tendons were severed but condition is satisfactory.
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City of Monroe
16Th Avenue
City of
Monroe
William Stuckey
Glen Schreier
21St Ave
St. Clare Hospital
Wesley Moe
Juda
Chamber To Meet In Bank Monday In Orangeville
The Orangeville Chamber of Commerce schedules a board meeting at 7 p.m. and a general membership session at 8 p.m. on Monday June 17 in the Orangeville Community Bank basement. Dial 325 5101 for Adtaker.
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Orangeville
Chamber of Commerce
Orangeville Community Bank
Zimmerman earns UW degree in Applied Mathematics
William J. Zimmerman son of Ralph and Mrs. Zimmerman of Monticello Route 1 received the Bachelor Degree of Applied Mathematics Engineering and Physics from the University of Wisconsin at Commencement held Monday June 19 at Camp Randall Stadium Oshkosh residents note their son’s achievement.
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William J. Zimmerman
Ralph J. Zimmerman
Monticello
Route 1
University of Wisconsin
Camp Randall Stadium
Mrs Sawle Jr. Taken by Death
Mrs. Ted Sawle Jr., 30, of Ridgeway, longtime Arena Ridgeway resident, died Wednesday in a Dodgeville Hospital. The funeral will be Saturday at Barneveld Lutheran Church. She was a 1955 Arena High School graduate, married in 1957, and leaves two sons, a daughter, and a large family.
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Ted Sawle Jr
Ridgeway
Arena-Ridgeway
Dodgeville
Barneveld Lutheran Church
Ayers
Jean Nelson
Arena High School
Ted Lawle
Barneveld
Ted
Pam
Ed Nelson
Kenneth
Norbert
John Crook
Madison
Ray Gust
al Gust
Middleton
Kenneth Taft Dies at 60 in Ramsey Illinois
Kenneth Taft 60 brother of Dale Taft of Monroe died unexpectedly at 7 last night June 13 at the home of his son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs William Bradley in Ramsey Ill He spent the past six years there born in Oneco Ill He lived in Rock Island Ill for 20 years after leaving Winslow area Surviving five children his brother two sisters and four grandchildren Burial planned in Mt Pleasant Cemetery near Winslow Funeral arrangements pending Neighbor notes and local visitors mentioned but focus remains on Taft death and burial plans.
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Dale Taft
Monroe
William Bradley
Ramsey
Ill
Mr. Taft
Oneco
Rock Island
Winslow
Clifford Penniston
Argyle
Allen McKellip
Neenah
Mt. Pleasant Cemetery
Rainbow Girls Attend Grand Assembly Session
Members of Monroe Assembly No. 18 Rainbow for Girls attend Grand Assembly events at Camp George Williams near Lake Geneva from today through Sunday. The program includes election of a Grand Worthy Advisor and an open installation of officers Sunday.
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Order of Rainbow
Camp
George Williams
William Bay
Lake Geneva
Monroe Assembly
Patricia Reichert
Susan Behrens
Janet Johnson
Ann Hanson
Diane Davidson
Sylvia Davidson
Diane Schuler
Janice Chesebro
Barbara Hanson
Mary von Kaenel
Vicki Phillips
Liz Johnston
Sue Burkhard
Judy Burkhard
Jeri Johnson
Vicki Kramer
Gayleen Reasa
Cindy Sulzer
Jane Ritschard
Carolyn Myers
Marilyn Myers
Nancy Ekum
Michelle Elliott
Theresa Miller
Cheryl Reichert
RoxAnn Schindler
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