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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1947
Page
2
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A editorial warns that advancing communist influence threatens citizenship and constitutional rights. It argues drastic steps may be needed to protect government from communists and urges Republicans and Democrats to unite in defending American liberties against subversive doctrine, citing Germany under Hitler as a warning.
Stauffacher reunion group elected Jacob Stauffacher as vice and Mrs. Robert Arn of Glarus as secretary for the year. Following a picnic social, music by Meyers and others featured. David Stauffacher Sr. attended at 84, with numerous Stauffacher and related families present from Brodhead Milwaukee Baraboo and other localities.
The 1880 Orangeville High School class met Friday in Freeport with Linda Hutchins. Three original members remain in the community: Dr. Hutchins, Mrs. Louinrich, and Mrs. Clara Ier of Orangeville. Two others live in California. They enjoyed a chicken dinner at Cedarville then held a business meeting with former classmates sharing memories.
In a reflective scene Philip, Anne, and Mary discuss jealousy and aging, while Philip contemplates his reactions to attention from women. Past advice from Dr. Somers surfaces as he recalls a case of a patient improving after another doctor took over, hinting at professional tensions.
Philip returns to Denver with Mary as his five year old daughter creates friction at the Lane boarding house. Billy, eager to be a doctor, clashes over Mary’s chair and attention, while Anne and Mrs. Lane watch. A scuffle erupts when Billy knocks Mary down, prompting Philip to mediate and reflect on jealousy and parental roles.
Monticello residents share Sunday meals and hosting duties as families from Madison New Glarus Monroe and Freeport visit. RAF airman Ivan Schenk returns from furlough in Tucson and attends band activities. Multiple local guests, dinners, and weekend visits described with names and towns across Wisconsin.
At the Freitag home were Mr and Mrs Henry Pauli with daughters Valerie and Janice and Mrs Herbert Duerst along with Harland and Irma from New Glarus. Mrs Ida Schenk and sons Raymond and Ivan visited mother and grandmother Mrs Barbara Rhyner for supper. Dr H J Horde returned from a several days visit in Kansas. Mr and Mrs Werner Brunner and son Eric Arnold of Jefferson visited relatives over the weekend. Eric Arnold was baptized by Rev A R Achtemeier of Zwingli Evangelical and Reformed church with Henry Hefty and Mrs Arthur Holcomb as sponsors.
Word comes that Rev. William Hints 66 former Browntown pastor was killed early Thursday while crossing Lincoln highway 15 miles east of Rawlins Wyoming He served Browntown Cadiz and Woodford Methodist churches in 1909 and pastorates spanned Hanna Wyoming and colleges including University of Denver Oregon State College Idaho University and Iowa State College at Ames Surviving are his wife a son William in San Francisco a daughter Lois Tomlinson Berkeley California a brother sister and granddaughter.
Arthur H. Motley of Parade Publications told the 25th annual convention of the National Industrial Advertisers Association that despite selling products, industry has failed to persuade the public. He warned that much of the industrial working class lacks confidence in the future of the system.
Vacation time prompts shoppers to seek swimsuits and sportswear. An advertisement from Wagner's Health Baths touts three reduction treatments including Hollywood, promising slimmer outfits and renewed confidence. Call 386 or visit 1804 10th street for an appointment.
Take shoes to thead right shoe repair shop for re pairing. Soles can be rubber, leather or Neolite. Within a few days you can pick up shoes with extra wearing time. Prevent ankle twists by fixing worn heels early. Include pumps dress and work shoes to lift your budget.
Baker's Book Store advertises Ful-Vu photo albums in brown maroon and black with transparent moisture proof sleeves. Sizes 5x12 hold 12 prints priced 2 dollars, 8x10 at 3.50, plus folders for small 21x3%% prints. Leader Department Store promotes inexpensive swimsuits and Hanes stockings, while Belle-Sharmeer and Lee's offer hose and gifts. Various sportswear, dresses, and vacation outfits round out seasonal catalog.
A short inspirational piece urging timely use of the day for worthy deeds. It reflects on time’s passing and the value of preparedness and effort, attributed to Everett W Hill with a moral about fulfilling talents.
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