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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1966
Page
2
Editorial on firearms rights and national defense stance
An editorial defends gun ownership as essential to national strength and personal security. It argues education in marksmanship for youths and condemns banning guns as ineffective, noting Vietnam era context and the rifle as a symbol of military will. It closes by comparing classifieds to matchmaking, linking to practical civic life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lawrence
James Meredith
Mississippi
United States
David
York
Viet Nam
Harold K. Johnson
United States Army
Vietnam
Little Red! Riding Hood
Green Wollmg fair directors approve Floral Hall remodel plan
Green Wollmg fair directors approve remodeling Floral Hall to bolster Junior Fair activities. Chancellor Konrad Adenauer of West Germany warns that time rearmament has prevented war with Russia, adding that the war will end in our favor if we stay wise and patient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Wollmg Fair
Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
Russia
20 Years Ago Today June 15 1946 Monroe school returns
The shadow of a crippling wartime strike lifts from the waterfronts as Teel Mitchell and Doris Messmer return to Monroe to teach in the Monroe school system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teel Mitchell
Doris Messmer
Monroe
30 Years Ago Today June 15 1936 Baraboo man shot dead
D McFarland Moore noted mentor and scientist is found shot to death in his home. Nine members of a Baraboo orchestra traveling to Bluff View park are injured in a traffic crash near Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. McFarland Moore
Bluff View Park
Albany
Forty Years Ago: June 15 1926 Summer School Enrollments
Forty years ago today on June 15 1926 ten students enroll at Green County Normal summer school. Janesville Chamber of Commerce planned a goodwill tour of the county but rain caused it to be rained out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County Normal
Janesville Chamber of Commerce
Mexicans Cross Border Attack Derailed Freight Train
Fifty years ago today on June 15 1916 Mexicans crossed the border and made a surprise attack on freight trains derailing a Milwaukee Road freight west of here. Local authorities pursued leads and the incident heightened border tensions in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee Road
60 Years Ago: Dawson Mining Co Mine At Work In 1906
On June 15 1906 Dawson Mining Co Benton reported the best equipped mine in the area with the mill operating on a dump worth ten thousand dollars. Twenty six Winslow school children fell ill from water drawn from an abandoned well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawson Mining Co
Benton
Winslow
This Day in History June 15 Highlights Through Time
On June 15 events include Arkansas joining the Union in 1836 as the 25th state, Magna Carta sealings in 1215, Washington taking command in 1775, and the 1846 Oregon Treaty. World War II and postwar items touch 1940 Luftwaffe moves, 1945 Ribbentrop capture, with notes on recent UN actions and a quip about Lost Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Arkansas
John of England
Runnymede
George Washington
Continental Army
Oregon
Great Britain
Joachchim von Ribbentrop
Hamburg
Royal Air Force
United Nations
New York
U.N. Disarmament Commission
Disarmament Committee
Green County Hospital Adds Mental Health Services
Green County Hospital Argyle Road now offers three of five planned mental health services, including hospital care partial hospitalization and emergency care. Grant County Clinic provides outpatient services consultations and education to all five counties. A one day monthly visit by a clinical psychologist and psychiatric social worker begins the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County
Argyle Road
Grant County
Southwest Wisconsin Mental Health Committee
Court House
Amos Johnson
Green County Hospital
Martha Tschudy
Lancaster
Naomi_ Barnard
Monroe
Ice Cream Recipe From Daily Month Recipes Today
Dessert instruction detailing gelatin dissolved in milk then sugar and vanilla added. Chill to set, then fold beaten whipping cream and freeze. Ends with credit to Mrs. Frank Deininger of Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Deininger
Monroe
Savings Stamps Totals at Mt Horeb and Ridgeview Schools
Frank Malone Legion Auxiliary reports 12 254 savings stamps sold in Mt Horeb and Ridgeview during the Government Savings Stamp program. Mt Horeb sold 9 939 stamps for 1518 15 dollars while Ridgeview sold 2 315 stamps for 390 95 dollars. Bonds were bought by 31 students and two teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AT. Horeb
Times
Frank Malone Legion Auxiliary
Mt.Horeb
Ridgeview
Mt. Horeb
Ridgeview School
Mark Tvedt
John Klarer
Rene Tracy
Ricky Grove
Erik Forshaug
Ardis Swiggum
Diane Erbe
Brian Julson
Michael Mostrom
Laurie Norslien
Lynn Burns
Barry Keller
Mike Schwanz
Rena Keller
Bill Schmid
Ardis Bergum
Gary Brown
James Grove
Jackie Hanson
Ruth Ann Schmid
Kenny Sutter
Kevin Hanna
J Tina Hoffmaster
Diane Hanson
Mary Martinson
Mike Barth
Jimmy
M Book Editors Finalize 1967 M Book Pages
Louise Lamboley and Barbara Wegmueller supervise final pages for the M Book to be mailed for print. Wegmueller attends University of Wisconsin Journalism Workshop July 5 to 15. Covers were chosen earlier and students will pick up M-Books in fall. Mrs. Donald Siedschlag announced the preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Lamboley
Barbara Wegmueller
Donald Siedschlag
Scouts Attend Court of Honor Monticello Campfire Ceremony
In Monticello the Boy Scout Troop 106 held a Court of Honor at Roberts Woods on Saturday evening with a campfire. The ceremony featured an Indian song, First Aid demonstrations by Scout master Lyle Sinnett, and awards for Tenderfoot to Life ranks. Attendees included the Quade and Legler families, Woodruff, Sinnett, Getman, Roberts, and others, followed by a wiener roast and group singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Boy Scout Troop 106
Roberts Woods
Lyle Sinnett
Jake Krieg
David Quade
John Legler
World Brotherhood
Ray Woodruff
Donald
Heidi
Robert Getman
Curt
David
Dean
Robert
Susan
Ernest Roberts
Education Auto Accident In Summer Drive Class
Dorothy M. Webster enrolled in a summer driver education course was driving a dual control unit when she reportedly accelerated at the intersection of 13th Street and 16th Avenue and struck a utility pole. Bumper and grill damage noted. Police filed the report at 10 04 a m. Separate accident at 1 p m involved David R Wells Brownstown and Frederick J Sarles 826 11th Street at 9th Street and 16th Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy M. Webster
14Th St
David R. Wells
Browntown
Frederick J. Sarles
11Th St
9Th St
16Th Ave
John Foesch Earns Best Student Award
Jonn Foesen Jr., son of Mr and Mrs John Foesch of Argyle, has been informed by the University of Wisconsin physics department that he was chosen as the best student in Physics 201 202 and will receive the L R Ingersoll Memorial Cash Award. Foesch is an electrical engineering student at the University of Wisconsin Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonn Foesen Jr
John Foesch
Argyle
University of Wisconsin
L. R. Ingersoll
Foesch
University of Wisconsin, Madison
Local Social Guests and Visits Across Freeport Area
A crowded weekend finds Juda By Mabel E. Bauer noting church services and family gatherings in Freeport. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Tom Williams from San Diego and Mrs. Ida Vanderbilt hosting terms with the Bartigs and Chese more. The Grenzow family reunion brings relatives from Monticello and Rockford to the Earl Grenzow farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Siedschlag
Freeport
Gerald Sager
Tom Williams
San Diego
Calif
Ida Vanderbilt
Keith Bartig
Ripon
David Chesemore
Alaska
Vanderbilt
Bartigs
Mmes
Bartig
Chesemore
Stout State University
David Burgett
Kevin
Timmie
Santa Cruz
N.M
Paul Matzke
Brian
Madison
Charles Pearson
Rockford
Orlin Haas
Melvin Nickel
Lake Lucerne
Harold Green
Fam
Ily
Walter Blasing
Marjorie Blasing
Donald Blasing
George Quincy
Platteville
Earl Grenzow
Grenzow
Earl
Franklin Tedman
Hattie Grenzow
Harry Ammann
Ella
Selma Grenzow
Wendall
Grenzow Family Ties Mention Mrs Sylvia Grenzow
Mrs. Grenzow era and Mrs Sylvia Grenzow are referenced alongside Mrs Marvin Siedschlag and Diane with Monroe visiting Mrs Walter Ladwig in what appears to be a local social note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grenzow
Era
Sylvia Grenzow
Marvin Siedschlag
Diane
Monroe
Walter Ladwig
Bible School Closes At Browntown Friday
The Daily Vacation Bible School of Peace United Church of Christ at Browntown will close with Friday’s session. Enrollment includes 79 pupils and 22 teachers and helpers. A program at 8 p.m. Friday night, presented by the pupils, will be open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anuisions
Speciay
Bible School of the Peace United Church of Christ At
Browntown
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Madison Vocational Technical and Adult School
WBEC
Barbara and
Louise
Ferron’s
Kohls Office Supply Inc
17Th Ave
Mabel E. Bauer
Eagles Club
Bible School
A Ag Tos
RDS
Nycrest
Dynasty
Nyalle
WARDS
Nylcrest
DuPont
Wards Dynasty
Bruni- Miller, Lanz Hardware
Rubi & Leuenberger
Bob Stauffacher
Ivy
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