Monroe Evening Times declares presence in Monroe Wisconsin
The Monroe Evening Times announces its post office classification under the 1917 act, lists offices hours, rates, and circulation associations. It notes Emery A Odell as a member of press associations and provides subscription details for Wisconsin Illinois residents and outside counties.
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Monroe, Wisconsin
Congress
Monroe
Wisconsin
Stephenson
Jo Davies
Winnebago
Illinois
Busy Beavers 4-H Club Promotes Dairy in Green County
Editorial lauds Browntown Busy Beavers 4-H for June Dairy Month efforts. Rock displays on Highway 11 urge milk and cheese consumption, with community happenings: displays, contests, postcard sendings, and June 23 event on Monroe square. Club plans June 25 dairy dish tour. Green County groups praised for grassroots dairy promotion.
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Monroe
Lawrence
Browntown
Green County
Busy Beaver
Wisconsin
Leonard Nuckles
Jane Wells
Beavers
Playground Action Planned at Brodhead
BRODHEAD Times Special reports summer playground activities start Monday June 19 for ages 5 to 15. Program runs Monday through Friday 130 to 4. Activities include games crafts tournaments bike hikes and the penny carnival. Jim St John recreation director. Seven young adults hired: William St John Jon Moller Brian Dedrick Fritz Schultz Carl Hafen Kate Deppeler Carolyn Bernstein. Lifeguards completed eight weeks of life saving training at Madison.
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Brodhead
Jim St. John
Brodhead Park Commission
St. John
William
Jon Moller
Brian Dedrick
Fritz Schultz
Life Yards
Carl Hafen
Cashier
Kate Deppeler
Carolyn Bernstein
Madison
Various regional events highlight Wisconsin summer sights
Scholarships and visas tied to American Institute programs are noted as one person’s visa nears expiry. Mrs. Pinnow plans travel to Norfolk for an International Lily Show. An art exhibit featuring 80 tribes opens in Wisconsin Dells with a seminar. Public tours of the Executive Residence are announced. Rosendale peony gardens invite visitors daily. A canoe race on the Pecatonica River features a father and daughter team from Prairie du Sac winning the Wisconsin River event, with Peter Esser and Cathy taking a near-record time.
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Wisconsin Dells
St. Cecilia Catholic
Waleleah Lajohn
Taos
N. M
Dells
The
Institute of American Indian Art
Santa Fe
Prairie du Sac
Spring Green
Pecatonica River
Darlington
Peter Esser
Avoca
Cathy
World travelers and locals share summer milestones
A roundup notes Chester Frautschy and others' 10 day St Lawrence Seaway tour including Expo 67 attendance of 187000 and a 10 lock passage with delays and faster return. Stonefield’s 1890s cheese factory breaks ground near Cassville while Genie Ronald marks 59th wedding and 81st birthday amid 80 acres of corn. Blanca Diaz plans an extensive U S tour ending in Buenos Aires with freighter reservations for August.
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Chester Frautschy
Ben F. Feldt
St. Lawrence Seaway
Quebec
Stonefield
State Historical Society
Nelson Dewey
Cassville
Wisconsin Cheesemakers Association
Dewey Creek
Genie Ronald
Magnolian Township
Rock County
Albany
Blanca Diaz
Albany High School
Argentina
United States
Mexico
Canada
Washington, D.C
New York City
West Coast
Frisco
L. A
Carlsbad Caverns
New Mexico
New Orleans
Buenos Aires
Diaz
Cordoba
America
Boy's Body Recovered After River Drowning
In Janesville, the body of 13 year old Ricky Cochrane was found in the Rock River six miles south of the community. He had been swept away from a fishing companion while clinging to a log near the city limits on Tuesday. The companion reported seeing the log float downstream with Rickey on the log after reaching shore.
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Janesville
Rock River
Ricky Cochrane
Rickey
Nothing's so logical as a nd when something's lost
A concise line emphasizes inconsistency in reasoning when artifacts disappear, suggesting a puzzle or wordplay about missing parts. The remark hints at logical expectations clashing with loss, inviting reflection on how missing elements alter understanding.
Tornado drill at Camp McCoy and reunion highlights
Glancing backward to 10 years ago today. Guards undergo a tornado drill at Camp McCoy. Jud ith Thorpe Jaquith was to be honored at UW for an academic record in the school of education. Miss Larinda Hampton led the class of 1932 reunion in the city. Members of Kathryn Sullivan's dancing school prepared for a Can to the Fair program at the High School auditorium.
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Camp McCoy
Judith Thorpe Jaquith
Larinda Hampton Lands
Kathryn Sulllivan
Miller succeeds Summeris as water safety chair
Twenty years ago on June 16 1947 Edwin C Miller became chair of the water safety activities for the county Red Cross chapter succeeding Herbert T Summeris. Fourteen county 4 H club members planned activities at Lake Geneva camp as part of the program.
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Edwin C. Miller
Herbert T. Summeris
The
Red Cross
Lake Geneva
Ford and Packard Car Deals in 1937 Monthly Ads
Thirty years prior to 1937 on June 16 a model Ford V-8 could be financed for 25 dollars monthly after a standard down payment while the Packard Six ran about 31 dollars per month. Mrs Effie Wenger spent the day in Milwaukee at her son Donald Wenger's graduation where he earned an M D degree.
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Effie Wenger
Milwaukee
Donald
German Catholic Church Demolished for Filling Station
On June 16 1927 the German Catholic Church of St Marys aged 68 is razed to make way for a filling station and grocery Mrs Lottie Benkert wins the flag tournament at the country club golf course.
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St. Marys
Lottie Benkert
Country Club
Monroe Firemen win 370 prize at Tomahawk tourney
Fifty years ago on June 16 1917 Monroe volunteer firemen brought home 370 dollars won at a state tournament in Tomahawk. The Monroe Motorcycle Club canceled its gypsy tour planned through three counties because of bad roads.
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Monroe
Tomahawk
Monroe Motorcycle Club
Eldorado School to Celebrate 60th Year of Dr Byers
On June 16 1907 Eldorado school near Orange ville marks the golden anniversary of Dr F W Byers as school teacher during its annual homecoming. Milwaukee Road engineer John Falter loses two fingers while aiding unloading a 22 ton granite monument at the depot.
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Eldorado School
Orangeville
F. W. Byers
John Falter
Milwaukee Road
Three Will Graduate From Hospital School of Nursing
Three area residents will graduate tonight from the Methodist Hospital School of Nursing. The 24 graduates include Marilyn A. Nelson of Argyle Faye L. Williams of Brodhead and Judith C. Godfrey of Mineral Point. Graduation is at the First Methodist Church.
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Methodist Hospital School of Nursing
Marilyn A. Nelson
Argyle
Faye L. Williams
Brodhead
Judith C. Godfrey
Mineral Point
First Methodist Church
Madison
Rent That Room Through Classified Ads
Inquire via classified ads in The Monroe Evening Times to rent a room. Includes details on location, price, and contact method for prospective tenants.
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Monroe Evening Times
Mrs. Augusta Brown Dies at 90 in Beloit Hospital
Former Darling ton area resident Mrs. Augusta Brown, 90, died yesterday morning in Beloit hospital. Native of Riceville Iowa she and husband John Brown lived here most of their married life. Survived by daughter Amelia Basye Beloit two brothers and two sisters of Riceville five grandchildren 28 great grandchildren and 11 great great grandchildren. Services announced for 2 p.m. Sunday June 18 at Sharer Funeral Home burial Union Grove Cemetery. Friends may call after 2 p.m. tomorrow.
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Darlington
Darlington Area
Augusta Brown
Beloit Hospital
Riceville
John Brown
Amelia Basye
Beloit
Sharer Funeral Home
Union Grove Cemetery
Riots in Cincinnati Ignite Two Big Fires and Guard Patrols
Riots erupted in Cincinnati Negro neighborhoods causing estimated $800,000 damage. Police, aided by about 800 National Guardsmen, patrolled streets after a second night of racial rioting.
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Cincinnati
National Guardsmen
Should we take children to church or nursery
The writer argues for including children in church services arguing nurseries foster crying and distraction. They urge parents to teach children to sit and listen during worship, noting the church is for the young as well as adults and criticizing neglectful upbringing in town.
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House of God
Heartsick Mother Reflects on Changing Nursery Practices
A reader recalls past church life where children were kept quiet and moved to a country church. She notes that those days are gone and nursery care has replaced strict discipline. The letter invites responses from others with similar feelings.
Congress Seeks Israel Assurances Before Withdrawal
An Associated Press poll shows 364 of 438 responding members of Congress favor binding assurances for Israel. Support spans 42 senators and 322 House members who want guarantees of national security and access to the Gulf of Aqaba and Suez Canal before any withdrawal from captured Arab territory.
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Washington
Congress
Israel
Gulf of Aqaba
Suez Canal
Associated Press
House
Blanchardville Plans Annual Chicken Barbecue
Blanchardville schedules its annual business men's chicken barbecue Sunday starting at 4 p.m. A Blanchardville versus Argyle baseball game is set for 8 p.m., with a girls softball game and other entertainment in the afternoon.
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Blanchardville
Argyle
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Emery A. Odell
Inland Daily Press Association
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Wisconsin Daily Newspaper League
Ibs
Rit
Editorial
Busy Beavers
American Institute
Herman Pinnow
Spring Grove Township
O’hare Field
Norfolk
Norfolk Botanical Gardens
Warren P. Knowles
Cambridge Rd
Rosendale
Judith Ann Bahr
Richard M. Bahr
Richard H. Bahr
Roosevelt Rd
Miss Bahr
Monroe Clinic
Rick
Lackland Air Force
San Antonio
Texas
U.S. Air Force
Milton College
Monroe High School
University of Wisconsin
Alpha Omega Fraternity
Circle K Club
College Kiwanis
Madison Business College
Semster
Helen
Penthouse
Heloise
Genie
Cora Roewert Ronald
Footville
Raymond Lawrenz
Magnolia Township
Marion McCullough
Clarno Mutual Fire Insurance CO
Glenn Benkert
Chester D. Frautschy
20Th Avenue
Green County Mutual Fire Ins. CO
Alfred A. Deininger
Elizabeth K. Whitehead
Juda
MT. Pleasant Mutual Fire Ins. CO
Ray T. Silver
Monticello
Jonathan S. Moen
Secy
Lanz Insurance
Marco
Marco's
OUS Pizza
Supper Club
Michael J. Wish
John F. Wish
Keesler Afb
Miss
Lackland Afb
Tex
Air Training, Command
Airman
Wish
Brodhead High School
Wisconsin State University
Bob
Hwy
Wisconsin Powerzugit Company
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