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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1965
Page
2
A brief notice states that the Dene figure is carried in this newspaper and is also included in AP news dispatches through the Inland Press Association and Audit Bureau.
The piece playfully suggests giving the mother a break by taking the kids fishing at Zander's Lake. It recounts a back and forth of the kids asking questions and jokes about worms, reels, and getting home, ending with a tongue in cheek reminder to plan rest.
On this date in 1945 General Eisenhower was welcomed back from Europe with a New York City parade. The Rosenbergs were executed for spying in 1953, first peacetime U S executions. Sen Kennedy injured in 1964 plane crash at Southampton, Mass.
Milwaukee transit officials announce the final trolley bus run will depart downtown at 5:32 a.m. Sunday and move to diesel buses afterward, ending an era of electric streetcar service in the metropolitan area.
John Frutig 69 a retired cheesemaker died yesterday afternoon in Lafayette Hospital He was born in Switzerland came to the United States in 1920 He worked 20 years at Willow Creek factory He was a member of the Darlington Odd Fellows lodge Surviving Lena wife son John Elizabeth Ill two brothers and a sister in Switzerland and two grandchildren Funeral services 1 30 p m Monday United Church of Christ Darlington Burial Union Grove Cemetery Friends may call Sharer Funeral Home Darlington after 11 a m tomorrow
Marshall D. Markham announced the complete program for the county Dairy Day event in Brodhead on Saturday. A new adult swimming class will meet Wednesdays at 7 p.m. at Recreation Park pool, directed by Donald D. Johnson. June remains busy for weddings at the county clerk's office.
Twenty five years ago today professionals Jock Hutchison Jr and Gunnar Nelson from Rockford meet Alvin Butch Krueger from Beloit and James Forbes from Monroe in an 18 hole exhibition at Monroe Country Club this afternoon Also mention notes on cheese price levels from a recent market discussion attended by producers and the state department of agriculture
The summary notes LaFollette lying in state at the national Capitol with burial rites in Madison to mark the 40th anniversary. It also mentions New Orangeville Bank set to begin business July 1, frost effects on the market, and a ban on firecrackers except on July 4th.
On June 19 1915 notes mark Swiss celebration at New Glarus set for August 16 marking the 70th anniversary of the settlement Fred J Bolender named historian of the Bolender Clan Elmer J Leary appointed postmaster at Gratiot
Deke Slayton thanks the editor for allowing use of media to share Easter Seal services. He notes the fund drive was very successful and that Wisconsin’s crippled children and adults will receive added benefits from the campaign assisted by Barbara, his niece, and the state Easter Seal effort.
A Wisconsin State Journal editorial condemns the “wrong way” to combat communism and calls for reader input on a plan of attack. The letter cites Senate Bill 459 proposing Americanism vs communism schooling and argues for family and community responsibility in youth training. The writer pledges support for a principled, God and country defense despite potential defeat.
Senator Gordon Roseleip of the 17th District says constituents seek stronger action against communism and pledges to keep freedom alive as long as he serves in office. He emphasizes that as an elected representative he will continue voicing the people's concerns.
Cream cheese dessert with lemon and vanilla folded in milk then layered in a crust. Prepare a graham cracker crust with sugar and butter, bake briefly, cool, then fill with cherry cream cheese mixture and chill several hours. Garnish with cherry topping.
A simple savory dish with diced potatoes, onion and seasonings baked in hot cream. Serve from a buttered casserole after a 350 degree bake for about 1 1 2 hours yielding 4 to 5 servings. Credited to Mrs. Ida Voegeli of Monticello.
An eight week art course for adults and youngsters began Wednesday evening with the first meeting at Dr. Robert Elkins home. Ralph Kohloff of Madison, a UW graduate art student, is the instructor for weekly two hour sessions through August 4. Registered participants include Mrs. Roy J Whabeck Mrs Alvin Hoesly Mrs Gilbert Ott Paul Grossenbacher Mrs Ronald Duerst Mrs Donald Zuber Mrs Robert Schlintz Mrs Duane Wilde Mrs Herman Burkhardt Mrs Quirton Ott Mrs Ralph Luchsinger Mrs John Freitag Mrs Donald Moon Mrs Donald Rupnow Mrs Robert Filkins Dr E V Hicks Miss Mary Freitag Miss Kathy Klassy Miss Nedra Klassy Mrs Dorothy Bauman John Streiff and others.
The Coati a small North American relative of the raccoon ranges from Mexico to Paraguay Its white nosed Nasua narica inhabits Mexico and Central America while Nasua rufa or red Coati lives only in Brazil They are social omnivores with long banded tails and they raid chicken coops and hunt by day and night
Marine Cpl. Ralph A. Pederson Jr. son of Mr and Mrs Ralph A Pederson Sr of 714 16th Ave has reported for duty at the Marine Supply Center in Albany Georgia.
A Wisconsin Division American Automobile Association spokesman denounced efforts to permit 65 foot trucks as not in the best interests of the motoring public or traffic safety on streets and highways.
New members include Lori Lea Miller of 819 11th St dated November 28, 1964 and Keith Allen Gempeler of Route 1 Albany with October 14, 1964 recorded.
Cub Scout awards were presented to several boys at New Glarus. Recipients include Brian Zweifel with gold and silver arrows, Lon Rup with silver, Mark Rup with gold, Robert Beck with silver, Kim Thacker with gold, Mark Duerst with two silvers, Stewart Streiff with two silvers, James Hoesly with silver, Terry Meland with silver, Pat Nevil with silver, and Scott Schlintz with silver.
All boys and girls up to 12 years of age are invited to join the Monroe Evening Times Boys and Girls Club. Fill out this coupon and mail to the Evening Times at Monroe, Name Street or R F D Postoffice Age last birthday.
Nickie J. Galle 51 lifelong Mineral Point resident died yesterday at a Dodgeville hospital. He was Burgess Battery Co operations superintendent until the plant closed here a year ago and then worked at the Burgess plant in Freeport. Survived by wife Dorothy Engelke a son Joseph and daughter Debra both at home and four brothers Vito Charles Bruno Mineral Point and Joseph Milwaukee. Funeral at 9:30 a.m. Monday in St Pauls Church with calling hours at Gorgen Funeral Home after 7 p.m. Rosary tonight and Sunday.
All five Great Lakes were at or above the Army Engineers low water datum line on Thursday for the first time in 21 months. Michigan and Huron rose three inches in the past month to cross the line, marking a notable improvement in lake levels.
Local readers rely on classified ads to find essential goods, services, jobs, and housing solutions. The listings connect buyers and sellers, matches with employers, and guide households through daily needs. Community members review sections for affordable options and neighborhood notices.
The American Broadcasting Company overhauls Flame in the Wind with new title and cast to draw young housewives. World War II drama 12 OClock High moves to an earlier period with Paul Burke as a major, replacing Robert Lansing. NBC shifts Hullabaloo later in the prime lineup and moves The Man from U N C L E to Fridays at 10 p m. Al Hirt's Fanfare will premier tonight replacing the Jackie Gleason show for the summer.
The head of the Office of Manned Space Flight says Gemini is ahead of schedule but cautions it is too early to determine if the moon landing target can be moved up from the late 1969 date.
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