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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1967
Page
2
The Monroe Evening Times states it receives an Associated Press feed and Inland Daily Press Association material. It designates its rights to publish all AP dispatches and local sales notices for republication in the newspaper.
An editorial fondly profiles the 20 mules and cowboys guiding a wagon train from Death Valley toward Expo 67 in Canada. Led by Jean DeHaven, the caravan travels 15 to 20 miles daily, relies on friendship over money, and receives strong Wisconsin support despite occasional delays on the Sauk County bridge.
Edward Krattiger names Monroe Turn and Schwing Club gymnasts to compete at the triennial National Turnfest. Selected athletes include Ernest Ammon Jr, Duane Schwartz, Roger Wuethrich, Keith Christen, William Rattin, Carl Tobler, William Kummer, Fred Wenger, Paul Lunge, Eugene Wild, Alfred Meier Jr, Fred Blumer, Clarence Gissing and Walter Huber.
Mrs. Rosina Altmann, 72, dies from heart ailment. Albany Community Club names a committee to study opening the Sugar River channel north of the village.
George Gypper Stauffer suffers injuries after a reported hit and run incident. Water will be shut off at midnight and remain off until morning to allow work on the water tank.
George Schneider, water superintendent, reports that the system will be cleaned and repainted.
Forty years ago on June 20 1927 Monroe's board of education considered 15 applicants for the district superintendent post. Frank W Fisher of Fischer Paramount Theaters promised a new Fischer theater by Christmas as part of the local developments. B G Treat received a diamond studded gold medal from National Liberty Insurance for 36 years of service.
Fifty years ago today on June 20 1917 an early morning fire damaged the Jacob Gruenwald homestead farmhouse. The City Council approved twenty two saloon licenses with one pending and voted a new ordinance requiring pool halls and bowling alleys to close at 10 30 p.m.
Sixty years ago today the Brod head firm of Terry and Amerpohl announced a new structure measuring 44 by 110 feet would be erected at the swept site.
Lewis Dodge takes delivery of a pioneering twin cylinder motorcycle and plans to race the machine, dating from several months prior.
After 10 years in the Portland Zoo Annie the penguin has laid an egg. She and her mate Albert take turns sitting on it. Annie Albert and 30 other Adelie penguins were captured in 1957 near Mc Murdo Sound by zoo director Marks. The egg should hatch in 34 to 35 days.
TV schedule fragment lists 6:30 to 9 PM programs including Daktari UNC L E Combat Invaders and Petticoat Junction. Movies Touch of Larceny and Unearthly appear alongside live events with Kennedy and Billy Graham noted.
St Victor’s Cub Pack 110 traveled to Badger Mine and Museum in Shullsburg and the Grotto in Dickeyville Wisconsin. Heavy rains blocked mine entry due to floods. Webelos awards were given to Mark Kessenich Tim Dearth John Miller James Ripp and Claire Schwartz. John Hyland earned the bear award and a silver arrow. Pack 110 will join Cub Scout Fun Day at Canyon Camp July 8 with a July picnic rescheduled to August due to a country fair conflict.
Mineral Point article: Merle Freymiller, mathematics instructor for eight years, named principal of Mineral Point High School. He replaces C. W. Riley who resigns to lead the junior and senior high in Asbury, Green Bay. Fifteen new teachers hired for 1967 68. only one vacancy left per Supt. Robert Flum.
The Old Timer advises that in emergencies a driver should keep hands on the wheel rather than holding chin or other poses. He argues that care free posture hampers control, especially with passengers or a vehicle that may veer. The piece stresses hands on the wheel to respond quickly.
The piece contrasts old time horseback riding with modern driving, noting a shift from two handed control to one handed steering as speed rises. It argues many drivers seek a stylish, modern image despite safety risks and frequent accidents.
The Orangeville Centennial Board of Directors expresses appreciation for The Times coverage of the centennial celebration. They pledge cooperation to promote events such as Monroe Cheese Days and acknowledge the role of all media in ensuring a successful festival.
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