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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1962
Page
2
Inland Daily Press announces office hours from 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. for subscriptions and inquiries. The notice references Associated Press rights and republication terms for local Wisconsin Stephenson County materials.
The piece denounces links between underworld and unions controlling entertainers and warns that public tolerance for sordid night life and smut fuels the decline in moral strength. It urges a collective boycott to turn disgust into action against flesh peddling venues and related profits.
Associated Press analyst Sam Dawson notes Wall Street ignores rising industrial output and employment despite May records. He cites slight gains elsewhere and ahead-looking investors as causes while Washington officials dispute the market’s direction amid volatile day to day price swings.
The Senate rejects Truman proposed reorganization to remove Senate approval for 21,438 postmasters. Also killed is a bill allowing U S Canada cooperation on the St Lawrence seaway and power project. Notes from Green and Lafayette counties mark 25 years since 1937.
In a market where prices seem discounted, individual investor feelings may matter more than cold stats on production, sales and earnings. Washington's year opening enthusiasm and Wall Street gloom both risk being overdone, pricing risk into equities.
Frank Acherman 54 a former cheesemaker and auto mechanic from Mineral Point and a brother of Mrs Jamas Anderg g died yesterday in a local hospital after a illness He worked as a cheesemaker in Calamine and as an auto mechanic in Darlington Survivors include his wife Catherine four sons Francis Carpenterville Ill James John and Michael all at home three brothers Albert and John Mineral Point and Joseph Beloit and two sisters Mrs Peter Scheurman Mineral Point and Mrs Ander egg Monroe Services 9 30 a m Wednesday at St Marys Catholic Church Mineral Point Friends may call after 7 tonight at the Gorgen funeral home Mineral Point where the rosary will be recited tonight and again tomorrow
Mix gelatin sugar and salt heat with water. Beat egg yolk with milk then blend into gelatine and chocolate. Cook until smooth then cool over ice or fridge. Fold in whipped evaporated milk and vanilla. Pour into baked shell and chill until firm, top with whipped cream.
The University of Wisconsin reports a serious housing shortage for male students this fall with long waiting lists in residence halls. The housing bureau says housing for women is fully solved and has ample room.
John L. Gille 69 of the Shullsburg area died Friday night in a Hazel Green hospital after a brief illness. He farmed in the Shullsburg area until retirement and moved to Shullsburg nine years ago. Survived by two daughters Mrs Ceil McWilliams New Diggings and Mrs Lyle Edge Shullsburg, a brother Msgr C W Wisconsin Rapids, four sisters Mrs Mary Cooney Homewood Mrs Zita Freeman Chicago Mrs Alfred Caters Warren Mrs Paul Ruble Naperville, 13 grandchildren and two others. Funeral arrangements by O Flaherty Funeral Home.
Services for Martha C. Marsh a 74 year old Janesville resident who died Saturday at St. Clare hospital will be held at St. Peter's Lutheran church at 2 p m Burial will be in Oak Hill cemetery Friends may call from 7 to 9 p m Survivors include her husband Liam J Marsh a daughter Mrs Earlend Thompson of Janesville three sisters including Mrs Roy Holden of Janesville and two brothers Arthur of Rockford and Will Kliefoth of Janesville
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Miss Ann Lynn Logan of Brodhead married Donald Charles Green of Elmhurst at Janesville’s Car i Methodist church. The ceremony included Rev. William Riggs officiating, with a reception, a Washington D C and East Coast wedding trip, and planned residence in Brunswick Maine.
The Postville Aid Society will meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the Zwingli House. The program theme is New ties with Mrs Leman Disch as chairman. Mrs Law rence Huber will give the spiritual life report. Hostesses are Mrs Peter Ott and Mrs Elmon Ott.
Miss Yvonne Sarbacker and Kenneth Mahlkuch wed yesterday at 2 p.m. Rev. Burton Holling officiated at Juda EUB church. Attending were family from Monroe Route 2 and nearby towns. Reception followed at the Whitehead home with local guests and out of town relatives. couple to reside on Route 2 Monroe.
Dorothy Ainlay Black of 2615 7th street married Harold E Whitehead of Route 2 yesterday in Embury Methodist church Freeport. Rev Wesley McKelvey officiated. The couple’s parents are B J Ainlay of Belgrade Neb and Mr Mrs Harry Whitehead Route 2.
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Father's Day and the birth days of Victor and Stephan Chambers were observed yesterday at the Mr. and Mrs. Evan Chambers home. Attending were Evan and Patricia Lynn Chambers and daughter Ruth Ann, Madison, James Smith and daughter Christine Marie, Fontana, Mrs. C. W. Chambers, Ruth Chambers, Stephen Chambers and Gerry Kubly. Afternoon callers were William Beightol of Oakley and Dr. Don Waufle of Milwaukee, who telephoned congratulations.
Mrs. Dlana Schuetze will lead devotions for the Gleaners Club meeting tomorrow at 2 p.m. in the Roy Battler home at 2023 South Street. Assisting are Miss Alvira Gorham and Mrs. Nellie Towell.
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