Forming the Ranks Signals Da Coordination for Leader
A fragment suggests the pro DA aims to pick the best leader for the post. The note mentions coordination and leadership selection, but details are incomplete.
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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1949
Page
2
A fragment suggests the pro DA aims to pick the best leader for the post. The note mentions coordination and leadership selection, but details are incomplete.
A fragmented note discusses pricing and quality concerns from about eighteen months ago, criticizing overpricing and the lack of progress in building higher quality Swiss flavors. The text reflects frustration with product value and promises of improvement.
Ten years ago the French submarine Phenix with four officers and fifty nine men aboard failed to reappear after a dive in the bay near French Indo China. The incident marked a deadly accident in naval history with no survivors announced.
Thomas Goetz Francis Thorpe Monroe and Green county reps chosen for Badger Boys State by the Zilmer-Riley post of the American Legion. Nat G Preston announces the camp at Ripon College Ripon next week aided by sponsor groups. Clarence Brunkow will drive the boys to Ripon and Preston will return on June 25.
When kidney function falters toxins build up in blood causing rheumatic pains leg aches energy loss and night urination. Doan’s Pills, a stimulant diuretic, have helped millions for over 50 years by flushing waste from kidney tubes and easing discomfort.
The Monroe American Legion post urges advance ticket sales for the Mills Brothers circus show on June 21. The post takes 50 percent of receipts from tickets sold before circus day, with chairmen coordinating ward by ward drives and enlistment of Legionnaires to reach residents.
Paul Skinsinsrude was elected president at the 26th Lynn family reunion held Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Amos Grundahl near Janesville. About 100 relatives attended a cafeteria dinner and an afternoon of games and visiting.
The Albany village school board will meet Monday evening with the Green County school committee to discuss a boundary line between Brooklyn and Albany. The group previously met with the Brooklyn board. Meetings are held at the office of Miss Florence Wartenweiler, county superintendent of schools, secretary of the committee.
Charles Wesley Holloway 78 of Orangeville died of a heart attack about 7 a.m. yesterday after reporting to work as an elevator operator at Burgess Battery plant Freeport. He was born December 27 1880 in Winslow and married Ferne Beard November 22 1917. Survived by wife two daughters June and Mrs Robert Monte a son James and brother Rev B C Holloway all of Orangeville. Services Saturday at 2 p.m. in Orangeville.
Funeral services led by Rev. Fred Anderson were held with burial in Orangeville Cemetery. Friends may call at Burlington Funeral Home in Orangeville up to 11 a.m. Saturday.
The Pecatonica community marks an annual event each July with roots dating to 1932. A monument sits near the old battlefield site just north of town. The 12 noon gathering on July 9 includes a professionally staged program and rides.
Closing date for signing corn agreements in Green County is June 30. Fred H. Hahien, chairman of the Green County Conservation Association, notes farmers may sell to others up to the guaranteed price date as the government program proceeds.
A Times Special notes Robbe, a history and economics teacher at Orange Village High School, left for the University of Vu Burlington for summer school. He will then participate in a program at Leyden University to study.
A Wisconsin organization named Mothers, Inc. concluded its state convention yesterday with presentations and final remarks. The event gathered members from various chapters to discuss community service and upcoming initiatives.
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