Editorial reply taints Rep Lawrence H Smith on nuclear debate
The Worker in New York responds to Rep Lawrence H Smith’s House speech alleging a Communist link to humanitarian rhetoric and nuclear testing protests. The letter argues Smith overstates anti peace sentiment and side with a minority against peace, praising Wisconsin readers who support his stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence H. Smith
Congress
Worker
New York
A. B. Magil
House
Rep. Smith
Smith
Pius XII
Albert Schweitzer
Wisconsin
Fuehrer
Joe McCarthy
Foster Homes Needed for 18 Teenagers in State Care
State Welfare reports 18 teens, boys and girls, need foster homes but few families will take on teen-agers. John W. Earl notes teens require stable, understanding foster parents with controlled limits and gradual increased freedom to succeed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Welfare
John W. Earl
State Office
Earl
Ten years ago Truman tax veto upheld in 1947
The June 17 1947 issue notes Congress sustained President Truman's veto of a $4 billion tax reduction bill, effectively killing it. Also reported are obituaries for Miss Alice May Sherron, 61, and Mrs. W. R. Skinner formerly Mary Woodle of Monroe, plus local arts and public safety updates and 4 H camp participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Truman
Alice May Sherron
Theodore Steinmetz
Portage
Wisconsin
Green County
Lake Geneva
Edwin C. Miller
Herbert T. Summeris
Red Cross
W. R. Skinner
Mary Woodle
Monroe
Brodhead
Foster care appeal invites caring new parents
The notice highlights thirteen teenagers, two eight year olds, and three preschoolers with handicaps in need of foster homes. The state covers board clothing medical dental and incidental costs while stressing the reward of nurturing foster families.
Mrs. Charles Marker 74 Dies in Freeport
Mrs. Charles Marker born Brye Murphy in South Wayne October 1 1882 died at a Freeport hospital at 1 30 am. She lived in Freeport 48 years and was married November 4 1916. Survivors include her husband and several nieces and nephews. Services at 10 am Wednesday at St Joseph Catholic Church Freeport with burial in St Mary Cemetery. Rosary at Schwartz Funeral Home tomorrow at 7 30 pm DST.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeport
Charles Marker
South Wayne
Marker
Brye Murphy
Steve
Mary Norris
Glenn Brecklin
Monroe
Howard Aue
Amarillo
Tex
Roland Maher
St. Louis
Michael Maher
South Dakota
Robert Brazel
St. Joseph Catholic Church
St. Mary
Schwartz Funeral Home
Amazing bargains in The Times classified
Daily issue highlights bargain listings across categories. Prices and items vary, with dates and contact details limited to readable entries in the classified section.
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Times
William A. Smith 77 Dies Near Dayton After Illness
William A. Smith, 77, of Exeter Township near Dayton, died at 4 p.m. after a prolonged illness. Born December 8, 1879 in Columbia County, he farmed in Exeter since 1931 and married Nettie May Knutson in 1919. Surviving are his wife, a son, four brothers, a sister, and three grandchildren. Services 1:30 p.m. Wednesday Becker funeral home Belleville with burial in Ea Dayton cemetery. prayer service 8 p.m. tomorrow at the funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Smith
Dayton
Columbia County
Exeter Township
Nettie May Knutson
William A. Jr
Exeter
Edmund
Elmer
Charles
Fred
Wausau
Lydia Kopplin
Portage
Becker Funeral
Belleville
Roland Hanson
Brooklyn Lutheran Church
Ea Dayton Cemetery
New Address for Master Sergeant Ralph C. Figi
The new address for Master Sergeant Ralph C. Figi is Master Sergeant Ralph C. Figi RA 36211908 30th Trans Co. AAM APO 165 New York NY. There are over 60 million beef cattle in the United States, reports the National Beef Council.
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Ralph C. Figi
30Th Trans Co
AAM
APO
New York
United States
The
National Beef Council
Madison Couple Are Wed In St. JohnS Church Ceremony
Miss Cheryl Nerine Dahl of Madison and Rudolf Fritz Buri of Monroe were married at 4 p.m. Saturday in St John s Church Madison. Rev. Paul H Olm officiated. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Merle G Dahl Kansas City, wore a floor length lace gown with net layers and a pink rosebud bouquet. The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Ernest Burn Monroe. The couple will reside at 14 South Mills Madison after a honeymoon through northern Wisconsin Minnesota and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheryl Nerine Dahl
Madison
Rudolf Fritz Buri
6Th Street
Monroe
St. John’s Church
Paul H. Olm
Ernest Burn
Merle G. Dahl
Kansas City
George Bauch
Judith A. Shaffer
Barbara Gee
Terry Beth Dahl
Delbert Shaffer
Robert Hosley
Robert Patterson Harold Abley
Merle Dahl Jr
Alyce Dahl
Lilian Bauch
Delbert Kundert
Freida Steiner
Shirley Reedy
Country Club Guest Day Planned by Madison Auxiliary
The Blackhawk Country Club Auxiliary of Madison plans a guest day on Wednesday starting at 8 p.m. with breakfast at Monroe Country Club. Hostesses include Mrs Leland Lamboley Sherman Hodgson Leo Koehler and Thomas J Cunningham. Breakfast duties assigned to Mrs Herman Fritz Fred Roth Sr and John H Bruni. A buffet luncheon will follow at 12 30 p.m. Reservations required by all members with Mrs Arthur.
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Blackhawk Country Club
Madison
Monroe Country Club
Mmes
Leland Lamboley
Sherman Hodgson
Leo Koehler
Thomas J. Cunningham
Herman Fritz
Fred Roth Sr
John H. Bruni
Arthur
Golf and bridge set for June event at Janesville Club
Mrs J Walter Donovan serves as general chairman for the event with morning golf and afternoon bridge. Auxiliary members are guests at the Janesville Country Club on Tuesday June 25.
Roy Speich to lead Benkert Reunion event
Roy Speich was elected president for the next Benkert family reunion at Recreation Park during the 31st annual gathering. Alois Ruf became vice president, Mrs. Arthur P. Benkert secretary, and Mrs. Raymond E. Kundert treasurer. Fifty families with 162 members attended from Milwaukee Peoria Freeport Janesville Stoughton Belleville New Glarus Monticello Brodhead Martin town Monroe.
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Roy Speich
Benkert
Recreation Park
Alois Ruf
Arthur P. Benkert
Raymond E. Kundert
Fannie Benkert
Leanne Kay Hartwig
Charles Miller
Peoria
Milwaukee
Freeport
Janesville
Stoughton
Belleville
New Glarus
Monticello
Brodhead
Martintown
Monroe
Faithful Sunday School Picnic Set for Monroe Park
The Metho dist church Sunday school class plans its annual picnic tomorrow night at Recreation Park in Monroe. The group will depart from here at 5 30 p m.
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South Wayne
Faithful Workers
The
Methodist Church
Recreation Park
Monroe
Winslow Class of 1927 Holds 30-Year Reunion
Winslow high school Class of 1927 held a Saturday night reunion at the Fuller hotel in Winslow with dinner and social hour. Of 20 graduates, one death Alden Niemeyer killed in action in France in 1944. Officers chosen for the next reunion in five years were Mrs. Joseph Metcalf as chairman and Ira Wire as secretary.
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Winslow High School
Fuller Hotel
Winslow
Alden Niemeyer
France
Joseph Metcalf
Ira Wire
Herman Stuessy
Leona Goodman
Monroe
Roland Thorp
Marian Weckerly
Eggo Koning
Mary Hastings
Pecatonica, Ill
Allen Reed
Marian Kleckler
Clarence Bourge
Marguerite Miller
Lena
Eber Royer
Loretta Solace
Hazel Olson
McConnell
Mrs Elizabeth Simmons Turns 97 In Albany Saturday
Albany special report notes Mrs Elizabeth Simmons marked her 97th birthday Saturday. She resides with Mr and Mrs George Coplien in Albany. The article lists her as the former with shared family ties and local roots.
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Mrs. Simmons
Albany
Elizabeth Simmons
George Coplien
Kading Honored on Father's Day Birthday in Freeport
A family picnic at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Moelienbernd in Freeport honored A. H. Kading for Father's Day and his 81st birthday on June 24. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Peterson and guests from Darligan Madison and Monroe.
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South Wayne
A. H. Kading
Carl Moelienbernd
Freeport
Mr. Kading
Tommy Peterson
Darligan
Madison
Monroe
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Monroe Evening Times
Monroe, Wisconsin
Monroe Evening Times CO
Emery A. Odell
Associated Press
Inland Daily Press Association
Audit Bureau of Circulation
City of
Stephenson County
Editorial
Evening Times
Herbert Hoover
Katherine Wartenweiler
Charles Curtis
Ernie Young
Emmett A. Drake
el Paso
University of Wisconsin
John J. Pershing
Paris
Orangeville Dam
Eldorado School
Orangeville
F. W. Byers
Henry Schwartz
George Koehner
Clarno
Kleckner
Mercury
John Faler
Milwaukee Road
William Smith
Kathryn Sullivan
Dancing School
Monroe High School
Susan Rufener
Mary Ann Purcell
Ann Marie Miller
Jane Huffman
Laura Springer
Robette Preston
Sherry Shafer
Janis Hetty
Jane Hager
Susan Babler
Marian Maurer
Holly Hoesly
Peggy Sullivan
Jane Schreier
Ann Guecks
Linda Goecks
Jayne Hoffman
Ruth Ann Sullivan
Jean Rutsch
Candace Kleckler
Jan Kay Keister
Cherry Dahl
Rudolf F. Buri
Radke
Myron Stair Glass Shop
12Th Street
Country Club
Jacobs
12Th Ave
Hotpoint
Ella Wlentiy
Wainwright Pharmacy
Nto Grauto
Safeco
Safeco Insurance Company of America
General Insurance Company OF America
Zuereher & Zuercher
Montgomery Electric
Browntown
Wis
Leland Stamm
Princeton
Ill
Ray Rackow
Margaret West
Harold Bartelt
Vivian Belleville
Vernon Spinney
Florence Dalrymple
Cleveland
Valette Bellevile
T. R. Pfisterer
Raymond Moore
Spinney
Robert Havelka
June Blunt
Camdenton
Arol McCaslin
LeRoy
Minn
Lawrence Hollister
Holdenville
Okla
Kenneth Wright
Caryl Stewart
State College
Margaret Drysdale
Chicago
Rolland L. Moor
Dundee
Elizabeth Heilmann
Leonard
Mary Birch Heilman
Germany
Pekin
C. J. Simmons
Simmons
Kading
Revere
Kemp
the Chocolate Shop
Northwuest
Twin Cities
Seattle
Tacoma
Hiawatha
Touralux
L. W. de Lorimier
Monroe, Wis
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