Monroe Evening Times Subscription Rates and Staff
Local newspaper page lists Emery Odell as a former Associated Press member and notes audit bureaucirculation and Wisconsin Daily Newspaper League affiliations. Subscriptions are $14 per year in Stephenson Jo Davies Winnebago counties Illinois with mailing offices and office hours 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Contact telephone 325-5101.
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The
Associated Press
Inland Daily Press Association
Audit Bureau Circulations and
Wisconsin Daily Newspaper League
Republic
Stephenson
Jo Davies
Winnebago
Illinois
Doctors of Happiness. Manny Kahn and Jim De Pinto
Editorial lauds Manny Kahn and Jim De Pinto as lifelong joymakers whose violin and accordion warmed crowds since 1919. The pair, starting in Covington, Kentucky, near Cincinnati, prepare to celebrate their 47th anniversary at the Point o Pines Resort near Hayward, with friends to honor their enduring musical friendship.
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Cincinnati
Bari
Italy
Covington
Canada
South Pacific
Manny Kahn
Jim de Pinto
Point-o-Pines
Hayward
Wisconsin
Jim
Manny
Sandra Losey Completes Medical Assistant Training
Sandra K. Losey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Losey, graduated from a one year course as medical assistant at the School of Vocational Technical and Adult Education in Sheboygan. Attending the graduation were her parents, sisters Vicki, Nancy, and Mrs. Emanuel Beidler of rural Dakota.
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Orangeville
Sandra K. Losey
Maynard Losey
School of
Sheboygan
Wis
Vicki
Nancy
Emmanuel Beidler
Dakota
Kundert To Head State Association
Ralph Kundert Green County Treasurer was elected president of the state County Treasurers Association. Frank Luedeke Oshkosh Winnebago County treasurer was named vice president. Mary Grunke Portage Columbia County treasurer became secretary treasurer. The joint convention at Lake Lawn Lodge Delavan covered county officer legislation and governance.
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State County Treasurers’ Association
Register of Deeds Association
Clerk of Circuit Court Association
Lake Lawn Lodge
Delavan
Walworth County
A. J. Thelen
Wisconsin County Boards Association
Erwin C. Zastrow
Walworth County Court
Martin Mertes
Alice Flaherty
Register of Deeds
Smorgsbord
Ralph Kundert
Green County
Frank Luedeke
Osh- Kosh
Winnebago County
Mary Grunke
Portage
Columbia County
Helen Bratzke
Guardsmen depart for Camp McCoy training
Co. K Monroe's National Guard unit leaves for two weeks of training at Camp McCoy. County dairy leaders plan a testimonial dinner to launch Dairy Day events, signaling community support and the upcoming celebration.
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Co. K
Monroe
National Guard
Camp McCoy
OPA Sets Butter and Cheese Price Hikes in 1946
On June 16 1946 the OPA ordered price increases of 11 cents a pound for butter and six cents a pound for cheddar cheese The moves appear alongside criticism of President Truman s revised unification plan with an Army Navy merger fee labeled too little and too late.
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OPA
Army - Navy
Truman
Middleton Man Killed by Train in Wisconsin
A Middleton man dies when an Illinois Central freight and passenger train strikes his car in Madison. The incident comes as the National Labor Relations Board gathers to study a Wagner Act ruling and chart a future administration course.
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Illinois Central
Madison
National Labor Relations Board
First Solemn Mass Planned at St Francis Church Adams Township
On June 16 1926 reports say Rev John J Hyland will celebrate his first solemn mass at St Francis Church in Adams Township. Police warn of Fourth of July celebrators and advise safety measures including automobile first aid kits after a lightning strike damaged the Fred Holcomb farm home in Mt Pleasant.
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John J. Hyland
St. Francis Church
Adams Township
Fred Holcomb
Mt. Pleasant
Resignation in Brodhead and Democratic Nomination News
Fifty years ago on June 16 1916 Prof C A Jahr resigned his Brodhead post to take a position in Elkhorn Woodrow Wilson and Thomas R Marshall were renominated at the Democratic party convention Mrs Mae Luchsinger of Monroe was elected senior vice president of the Wisconsin Department of the Woman s Relief Corps
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C. A. Jahr
Brodhead
Elkhorn
Woodrow Wilson
Thomas R. Marshall
Mae Luchsinger
Monroe
Wisconsin Department of the Woman’s Relief Corps
Freight crash shocks Freeport yards on June 16 1906
Sixty years ago today a freight train collision disrupted operations in Freeport yards. In local news Mrs D A Stearns was elected president of the MHS Alumni Association.
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Freeport
D. A. Stearns
MHS Alumni Association
Classified ads unite buyers and sellers for Cupid style matches
Classified ads connect buyers renters and sellers in short notices. They attract readers seeking matches for dating housing jobs and goods.
Holstein Unit Plans Meeting on June 30
The Green County Holstein Breeders Association will hold a twilight meeting on Thursday June 30 at 8 p.m. at the Edward Oliver farm. Attendees will travel via Highway 59 to Maple Leaf Cheese Factory and then turn west on Oliver Road to reach the farm. Ralph T. Elmer, secretary treasurer, announced the event.
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Green County Holstein Breeders Association
Edward Oliver
Maple Leaf Cheese Factory
Oliver Road
Ralph T. Elmer
Paul Foley Dies of Injuries in Junction City Crash
Paul Foley 51 of Darlington died in a Madison hospital from injuries after a June 4 car truck crash on Highway 151. He leaves 11 children, a wife Delores, six daughters, five sons, and eight grandchildren. Funeral set for Holy Rosary Church with Rosary at 8 p.m. tomorrow.
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Darlington
Paul Foley
Madison
Highway 151
Platteville Hospital
Foley
Wilfred Aspinwall
Wausau
Belmont
Lafayette County
Delores
Paul Moody
Marcia
Margaret
Marlene
Mary Alice
Marilyn
Richard
Shullsbury
Charles
Chehalis
Wash
Norman
Lyle
Racine
Michael
Robert Foley
Shullsburg
James
Cecil
Holy Rosary Catholic Church
Steil Funeral Home
Police Can Join Labor Movement
Milwaukee police in Wisconsin may join a labor union and bargain with the community after a Circuit Court ruling. Greenfield officials were barred from hindering union organization, based on a 1962 public employee bargaining law. Union leader John C. Zines said the decision paves the way for other law enforcement divisions to organize.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Greenfield
Elmer W. Roller
John C. Zines
Funeral services pending for Allen Merril Cass 62
Allen Merril Cass of Beloit died unexpectedly at 3 a.m. Tuesday at Spooner. Funeral services are pending at Rosman Uehling Kinzer funeral home in Beloit. Survivors include his wife Norma a son James and his sister Helen Cass Burn. The note adds a separate line on Africa's Bushmen and Kalahari nomads.
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Allen Merril Cass
Shore Drive
Beloit
Spooner
Helen Cass Burn
Monroe
Florida
Norma
James
Rosman-Uehling-Kinzer
Last Rites Held For Shelle Bates
Priv ate services for 12 year old Shelle Kay Bates were held at the B L Booth Funeral Home in Oregon with burial at Roselawn Memorial Park Madison. Shelle Kay was struck by a car driven by Klaus Koss 15. The coroner ruled the death accidental and no inquest will be held.
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Oregon
Shelle Kay Bates
Donald Bates
B. L. Booth
Roselawn Memorial Park
Madison
Bonnie
Bon Don
Shelle Kay
Kelle
Louis Korbein
Ethel Bates
al Bates
Glendale
Ariz
Oregon Consolidated School
Clyde Chamberlain Jr
Klaus Koss
Otto Koss
James Larson
Brooklyn
Young Koss
Larson
Koss
L. S. Kellogg
Hugo F. Gmur Taken by Death
Hugo F. Gmur 61 of Route 1 New Glarus died at 11 15 am yesterday in St. Clare Hospital after an accident at his farm home. Born July 20 1904 in Anden Canton St Gallen Switzerland he came to America in 1928 and settled in New Glarus. He married Mary Duerst in 1944 and they farmed south of New Glarus. Survived by widow three stepsons two brothers a sister and nine grandchildren. Services will be at 2 pm tomorrow at Zentner Funeral Home New Glarus with Rev Linus Wierwill officiating burial in the Swiss UCC Cemetery.
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Hugo F. Gmur
New Glarus
St. Clare Hospital
Mr. Gmur
Hugo Franz Gmur
Anden
Canton St. Gallen
Switzerland
America
New G
Zentner
Linus Wierwill
Swiss United Church of Christ
UCC
Richardson Rites Will Be Saturday
Stanley Richardson 71 of Yuba died yesterday at his farm home from an apparent heart attack. A World War I veteran, he is survived by his wife Eva Mainwaring four sons George Madison Frederick Thomas Daniel a daughter Bessie two brothers and three sisters. Services set for 1 30 p m Saturday at Lulloff Funeral Home with military graveside rites.
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Dodgeville
Stanley Richardson
Yuba
Richardson
Eva Mainwaring
George
Madison
Frederick
Thomas
Black Earth
Daniel
Bessie
Leslie
Gordon
Spring Green
Jennie Stein
Roachdale
Ind
Lila
Flossie Hickox
Lulloff
Nothing's So Logical as an Ad When Something Is Os
A fragmented clipping hints at a sales or advertisement feature with unclear context. Readable items mention an ad logic and an unspecified event, likely promotional content. Names, dates, or places are not clearly visible.
Dairy Month Recipe Hot Milk Short Cake
A vintage recipe for hot milk short cake by Mrs Pauline Reed Monroe. It lists eggs sugar flour salt baking powder vanilla hot milk and butter, with directions to beat ingredients, bake in a 6x10 inch pan, and serve.
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Pauline Reed Monroe
John F Holland Dies at Madison Age 58
John F Holland 58 a native of Blanchardville died yesterday in a Madison hospital after a heart attack. He was a World War II veteran. Survived by six sisters and a brother, all in Wisconsin, with one brother Syver deceased in 1965. Funeral tomorrow at Fitch Lawrence Funeral Home Madison with Rev Robert G Borgwardt officiating. Burial Mt Horeb Cemetery. Burial arrangements announced at funeral home after 7 tonight.
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John F. Holland
Madison
Blanchardville
Holland
Victor
Eleanor Moen
Richard Ellis
Marion Barringer
Edwin Hickman
Middleton
Roger Johnson
Cottage Grove
Margaret Holland
Verona
Syver
Fitch - Lawrence
Robert G. Borgwardt
Bethel Lutheran Church
Mt. Horeb
Festival Slated For Mt. Horeb Town and Country Days
Mt Horeb plans its first annual Town and Country Days festival sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce. Youth parade events and fitness contests, dog obedience and pottery demos, flower show, 4-H activities, and Saturday evening entertainment headline the two day event with prizes, exhibits, and performances by local groups.
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MT. Horeb
Chamber of Commerce
Garfield Street
Lee Vogel
Erv Gerhardt
Madison East
Katherine Bolman
Madison Art Center
Mound Vue Garden Club
Sealed bids sought for Woodford bus transport term
Sealed bids will be received by Richard Schliem Clerk of the Woodford Grade School up to and including Thursday June 30 1966 for furnishing bus transportation for one school term beginning August 1966 through May 1967. Service must meet all State requirements. Contact Woodford School Board for information. Right is reserved to reject any and all bids.
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Richard Schliem
Woodford
Woodford School Board
Today in History highlights June 16 1966 events
A compact roll of notable dates includes 1897 Bonanza Creek rich Alaska Gold Rush news, 1920 League of Nations first public meeting, 1939 Reichsbank under Hitler, 1940 Maginot Line abandoned, 1948 Tojo warning, 1945 Belgian cabinet resignation, 1956 Shepilov Cairo visit, 1965 Italian premier visit, 1966 McNamara troop buildup in Vietnam, with a closing quip about lost acts.
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Alaska
Bonanza Creek
Council of the
League of Nations
St. James Palace
London
Germany
Reichsbank
Adolf Hitler
Hideki Tojo
Japan
Leopold III
Dmitri Shepilov
Cairo
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Egypt
Shepilov
U. S
Amintore Fanfani
U.S
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Viet Nam
Park Schedule at Recreation and Twining Parks
Tonight at Recreation Park Pleasant Hill Cheese plays Agrico at 7 45 p m Ben nets faces Bank of Judo at 9 15 p m Tomorrow no games scheduled At Twining Park tonight Pats No 1 meets Hubers at 7 15 Bethel clashes with St Johns at 8 15 Eagles No 2 meets Pats No 2 at 9 15 p m scheduled
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Pleasant Hill Cheese
Agrico
Bennets
Bank of Judo
Twining Park
Pats
Hubers
Bethel
St. Johns
Eagles
She Escapes Injury As Car Leaves Road
Virginia Ebneter of Route 1 Browntown escaped injury when her car left Highway 11 northeast of Browntown. It broke two wooden fence posts and 100 feet of barbed wire on the Fred Scott farm. Deputies were advised at 3 20 a m. The driver said she dozed off and left the roadway.
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Virginia Ebneter
Browntown
Highway 11
Fred Scott
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Shelle Bates
Eagles Club
Dutch Mill Road
Renault
ED Braun
Eldon Schraepfer
Myren Wilcox
Zor Shrine Chanters
Badger Ballads
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin Idea Theatre
Kopaak
Walgreen Agency
Argyle, Wis
Pace
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