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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1959
Page
5
In Dublin voters chose between Eamon de Valera and General Sean MacCoinne, with de Valera seen as the front runner. Turnout was expected to be about 75 percent of Ireland's 1.7 million eligible voters. Counting began Thursday.
Funeral services for Kurtis Wayne Johnson were held at Washington United Church of Christ yesterday in Monticello. Relatives and friends attending included numerous Blums Johnsons Rugh Swenson Ludwig Zoller Nybroten Nyhus Martinson and others from Beloit Juda Brodhead Argyle Blanchardville and nearby areas.
Mrs Glen E Bolender hosts guests including Mr and Mrs Roy Hefty and Susan in Green Bay while Susan works at Knutson House in Ephraim Wis. The Bolenders return from Minnesota. Vera Klientz visits Sherbondy in Muskegon. Oakes family vacations with grandmother Mrs Earl Dittmar. numerous local visits and houseguests listed among Juda, Verona, Freeport and Monroe residents.
A historical note asserts Napoleon used sixty bottles of eau de cologne every month even while on the battlefield. The claim emphasizes his personal grooming routine amid military campaigns.
Hollywood tale of George Reeves, famed for playing Superman, who after years of limited acting success and a failed wrestling bid, reportedly shot himself following a warning from his fiancée and a grim mood about his careers prospects. Police described the scene as Reeves retiring to his room after a late-night argument.
At Dutch Hollow School the club observed Parents Night during the June meeting. Don Witt led the pledge and group singing with Richard Witt on the flag pledge. A skit featured Sharon Coplien Kathy Signer LeAnn Meyers Jackie Meyers and Donna Durtsch. The tour is set for July 12 and a county picnic at Monticello begins at noon. Next meeting is July 13. Beverly Witt gave a demonstration last month. Kenneth Mahlbuch led the pledge and Jackie Meyers the flag pledge.
The Mt Pleasant 4H club held its annual tour followed by a picnic dinner at New Glarus Woods State Park. Thirty three members and adults attended the meeting and an ice cream social was discussed. A dessert was served by Mrs Harvey Elmer LaVonne Elmer and Jimmy Haldiman. The July 6 meeting will be at Monticello high school.
A film of Queen Elizabeth II departing London to join President Eisenhower in Canada to dedicate the St. Lawrence Seaway will air on NBC-TV in the United States Thursday from 9 15 to 9 30 a.m. EST, just 2 percent hours after capture.
A brisk, readers friendly note touts daily bargains in The Times classified section with time sensitive deals on goods and services across local listings. The item emphasizes value and frequent updates for shoppers seeking discounts and quick buys.
Nominating committees in 16 townships name members and 10 nominations per committee are due in the local office tomorrow. Elections by mail ballot will select a chairman, vice chair, a member and first and second alternates.
The National Fire Protection Association asserts that about ninety percent of fires could be prevented through precautions and safety practices. It emphasizes public awareness and adherence to approved safety standards.
Edward Gutzmer age 69 of Route 1 Argyle and Ralph Haessler age 16 of Route 2 Argyle were injured in a headon collision on County Trunk Y near the Green Lafayette County line yesterday afternoon. Leroy D Rolstad age 18 of Route 2 Argyle drove the other car with Haessler a passenger. Both cars sustained heavy damage and the mishap occurred about 1 45 p m. Gutzmer suffered a knee injury and Haessler an elbow injury.
The article highlights turtle catching as a major Jamaica industry in the West Indies, reflecting the region's reliance on maritime resources and traditional livelihoods. It details how communities depend on sea turtle harvests for income and sustenance, illustrating broader economic patterns of the era.
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