Monroe Evening Times Publisher Info and Rates Notice
The notice lists publication details for The Monroe Evening Times founded October 13 1898 by Emery A Odell and details office hours and contact. It outlines subscription rates for carrier and mail subscribers in various Wisconsin and Illinois counties and emphasizes prepayment to comply with postal rules. It also instructs subscribers to call delivery personnel if papers are missed and to notify the paper for mail issues.
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Emery A. Odell
Monroe
Green
Lafayette
Iowa
Dane
Rock
Wisconsin
Jo Davies, Stephenson
Winnebago
Illinois
United States
Monroe Evening Times
Supreme Court bans Bible reading in public schools
Glancing back through June 16 records from 1963 notes the Supreme Court ruling 8-1 that state mandates for Bible reading and Lord's Prayer in public schools are unconstitutional. The column also traces earlier June anniversaries and notable events across decades, including civic, religious, and local milestones.
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Supreme Court
A.R. Steele
Harriet Hattie
Odell
Wisconsin
Alice
Marilyn Draeger
Fort Atkinson
Blood drive praise and tire trouble prompt reader question
The Mailbag thanks donors for a Badger Red Cross Bloodmobile visit raising 184 pints toward a 150 pint goal and thanks volunteers. It lists clubs, participants, and supporters, plus a future Aug 28 date. A Madison trip ended with a flat tire and strangers offering help, prompting reflections on generational aid.
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Badger Red Cross
National Guard Armory
Kohli
Monroe Evening Times
WEKZ
Argus
Anne Brennan
Ellen Brennan
Suzette Dubinski
Jane Neuenschwancer
Nicky Rufer
Shelly Rufer
Chris Wenger
Vicky Zimmerman
Rene Anderson
Barbara Cowell
Dutch Hollow
Clarence C. Rufer
City Blood
On This Date in History June Sixteen Nineteen Seventy Three
The June 16 entry notes Valentina Tereshkova becoming the first woman in space in 1963. It recalls 1963 Cambridge Maryland racial tensions, 1973 Eisenhower heart attack treatment, and Clifford Irving’s 1974 conviction for faking Howard Hughes autobiography with his wife Edith and researcher Suskind receiving lighter terms.
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Valentina Tereshkova
Soviet Union
Cambridge
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Clifford Irving
New York
Howard Hughes
McGraw-Hill
Edith
Richard Suskind
Wisconsin’s Marathon County largest in the state history
A district profile notes Marathon County as the state’s largest by area and dairy output. It covers 1,584 square miles and over a million acres, with roughly 150,000 dairy cattle. Wausau sits as the county seat, named for local river features and Chippewa terms.
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Wisconsin
Rhode Island
Rib Mountain
Big Bull Falls
Wisconsin River
Wausau
Marathon
Marathon County
Times Children’s Club Schedule Listings by Day
A dated June schedule lists participants for a Times Children’s Club event across June 17 to June 23. Names accompany hometowns and ages or descriptor notes, with one birthday entry noted for Kevin Allen Grossen on June 19.
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Kevin Allen Grossen
Rt. 1
Browntown
Cub Pack 112 Holds Family Picnic and Awards Day
Cub Pack 112 hosted a family picnic and awards day at Bloody Lake County Park Woodford on Sunday June 10 with 140 attendees. The Arrow of Light was awarded to Steve Frank who also had a Crossover Ceremony into Boy Scouts. A tribute plaque honored secretary and den leader Irma Golackson.
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Lincoln School
Bloody Lake County Park
Woodford
Arrow of Light
Steve Frank
Steve
Boy Scouts
Irma Golackson
Pack 112
Den
Todd Santiago
Michael Foulker
Don Penniston
David Alexander
Webelos
Dean Isley
David Reinking
Kevin Kubly
Brian Lumm
John Hein
Bruce Pahnke
John Penniston
Marco
Ed Penniston
Canyon Camp
Paul Alston
Gerald Kubly
Mmes
Terry Hanna
Henry Tschanz
Herbert Scherer
Daryl Severson
Charles Vandlen
Funeral services for area residents listed in June notices
Services for Oscar Hanselmann 83 died Tuesday June 12 were at Stnessy Funeral Home with Rev. Gilman Hanson officiating. Burial in Greenwood Cemetery. Grandsons pallbearers Jim Gene Steve Gerald James Paul Potter all of Chicago. Also services for Mrs Mabel Miller 85 who died June 12 at Monroe Manor were at Stnessy Funeral Home with Rev. Larry Pinnow officiating. Ben Blaser sang with Mrs Robert Faith as accompanist. Pallbearers Victor Deemer Gary Geil Daryl Randall Miller Stephen Miller Joe Best. Funeral for Mrs Julia Bull who died June 9 was at Everson Funeral Home with Rev. Herbert Kimmel officiating. Pallbearers Lee Robinson Al Beyers Earl Robert Taylor George Hall Jack Schlittler.
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Oscar Hanselmann
15Th Ave
Stnessy
Gilman Hanson
Assemblies of God Church
Robert Faith
Greenwood Cemetery
Dennis van Wagoner
Oxford
Mich
Gene
Steve
Gerald
James
Paul Potter
Chicago
Mabel Miller
Monroe Manor Nursing Home
Larry Pinnow
Grace Lutheran Church
Ben Blaser
Victor C. Deemer
Rockford
Gary Geil
Madison
Daryl
Randall Miller
Jula
Stephen Miller
Ogden
Utah
Joe Best
Albany
Julia Bull Brodhead
Julia Bull
Everson Funeral Home
Herbert Kimmel
Janesville
Kim Reed
Lee Robinson
al Beyers
Earl
Robert Taylor
George Hall
Jack Schlittler
Brodhead
Area students named to dean's lists at Wisconsin campuses
Ten area students from Wisconsin universities earned Dean's List honors for the second semester at UW Madison in the Family Resources and Consumer Sciences program and six others at UW La Crosse. Honorees include Jeanne Usher Connie Paulson Christine Schoenmann Nancy Thompson Mary Kay McCarville Jill Haag Diane Brault Kathryn Dietrich Peggy Haack Carla Czerwonka and others.
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Jeanne Louise Usher
John H. Usher
Monroe
Connie Mae Paulson
Merlin O. Paulson
Argyle
Christine Marie Schoenmann
Lawrence R. Schoenmann
Darlington
Nancy Jean Thompson
Donald L. Thompson
Evansville
Mary Kay McCarville
LaVerne’ T. McCarville
Mineral Point
Jill Anne Haag
Russell J. Haag
Diane Marie Brault
Donald K. Brault
Kathryn Joan Dietrich
Arthur R. Dietrich
Peggy Anne Haack
Joseph A. Haack
Horeb
Carla Lynn Czerwonka
Marvin J. Czerwonka
Barneveld
University of Wisconsin - la Crosse
Donna Springer
Donald Springer
22Nd Ave
Ann Kundert
Russ Kundert
David Craigo
Thurman Craigo
15Th St
Daniel Mayer
Kenneth Mayer
27Th Ave
David
Diane) Tuescher
la Crosse
Dennis McGuire
Rt. 1
Browntown
David Teuscher
Walter Tuescher
South Wayne
Steven C. Jackson
Edna Jackson
Woodford
Mailbag Policy Urges Signed Letters
Editors note says unsigned Mailbag letters will be held. policy limits letters to 250 words, require signatures, and permit only one letter on a subject per month. Readers with unsigned submissions are invited to visit the office to sign and participate.
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29Th Ave
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Blanchardville
Michael Lee Brugger
Joan Elizabeth Coplien
Pamela Salzwedel
David Deyble Malkow
Belleville
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Edgewater Cafe
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Anne Hanselman
Eva Gates
Stnessy Funeral Home
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Roehrdanz
Veterans Service Office
Red Cross
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David Putnam
Clifford Zee
Shirley Gobels
Call William Domenick
Ritter Secretarial Service
Monroe Turner Hall
Tara’s School of Dance
Schultz Pharmacy
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Newcomer Funeral Home
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Shoppers Guide
Milady
Sporting Goods
Wilson
Spaulding
Trio
Rawlings
Ace Sports and Garden Center
Helland’s
Monroe Bakery
Massey Ferguson
Jene Eberle
Clark Implement Co., Inc
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Mackinac Island
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Robert H. Rieder
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Arthur Roethe
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Alvin Babler
UW Center
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Anne Arnold
Carol Hasse
Georgia Stewart
Anne Eggen
Dean
Cynthia) Easter
William Stauffer
University of Wisconsin- Platteville
Clifford Hexom
David Riese
Dale Hexom
Sundberg Funeral Home
Helmer Johnson
Thomas Lynn
Johnson
Thomas R. Feller
Robert C. Feller Jr
Ripon College
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