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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1965
Page
4
Community notes from Green County to Manitowoc County highlight Helen George Gramling extension work at Wisconsin Farm Progress Days, local family updates, Cheese Day buttons, Kenora fishing trips, New Glarus visitors, and a push for Help Wanted ads.
The council discussed Bruni's push to build up to the lot line with a 10 foot strip remaining in its current zoning. City Atty Schmitz stated rezoning is required by law before construction. The zoning board rejected Bruni's appeal to build without rezoning, deeming the ordinance the only viable path.
Milwaukee announces the first governor's award for excellence in American theater to Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fontanne. The famed couple from Gensee Depot Wisconsin were chosen by the John Justis Guild of the Milwaukee Repertory Theater with informal presentation expected next fall by Gov Warren Knowles and his wife. The award honors individuals connected with Wisconsin theater.
The advertisement touts Doan's Pills as a fast remedy for bladder irritation and muscular pains. It claims two actions: soothing bladder irritation and a mild diuretic effect, plus quick relief from backache headaches and other aches due to overexertion or emotional stress. It urges readers to get the large size for convenience and notes decades of use.
The Clarno Classy Clubbers program featured drama and music at the Agricultural Building with David Beutel presiding. A potluck lunch followed. June plans include a club tour and safety posters for the next meeting.
More than 80 people attended the Browntown Busy Beavers 4-H event at John Minder Jr. on Sunday. John Masters gave the invocation. A ball game followed lunch, and members’ homes were toured, showcasing projects in garden dairy home improvements and pony care.
Harry Doubler, 65, of Nora Illinois died yesterday in St Francis Hospital Freeport Arrangements are being completed at Bartell Funeral Home Warren Illinois
The Zuni Indians elect tribal officials for two year terms to allow them to establish a record in office, while most pueblo Indians elect officials for only one year.
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