Monroe Evening Times Post Office Notice
The Monroe Wisconsin newspaper carries a standard postal notice stating second class mail status under act of Congress and confirming copyright affiliations with The Associated Press land Daily Press Association Audit Bureau of Circulations and Wisconsin Daily Newspaper League.
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Monroe, Wisconsin
Congress
The
Associated Press, Inland Daily Press Association
Audit Bureau of Circulations and
Wisconsin Daily Newspaper League
The Family Reunion Editorial Recap
An ode to family reunions describing the gathering as a varied mix of joy chaos and small town rituals. It covers pre and post beer, election talk, food flaws crafts quirks and memories with humor and affectionate observational tone. The piece ends with wistful hope for next year.
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Herman
Lucy
Andy
Commandery Holds Meeting at Temple
The Monroe Commandery met in the Masonic Temple for the last session before summer recess. Eminent Commander Milburn V. Miller led the meeting and reported on the Grand Commandery session in Raine last week. Attendees Sam A. Rubi and Nat G. Preston joined. Refreshments were served. we will recess until September.
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Monroe Commandery
Masonic Temple
Milburn V. Miller
Ra@ne
Sam A. Rubi
Nat G. Preston
Two Dogs Return to Work After City Scare
In Baltimore two German Shepherd watchdogs were found wandering with teen boys and returned to their storage yard duties after a roofing firm incident. Police say the dogs were linked to a missing dog scare that tarnished their reputation.
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Baltimore
Fim
Monticello Social Notes Record Weekend Visits
Mrs Rosa Legler returned home Sunday after two weeks with relatives and friends in James town and Fargo ND. Thomas Hefty a University of Wisconsin summer school student spent the weekend with his parents. Mrs Sylvia Curtis and Mrs Doris Wagner were Saturday callers in Monroe. Lydia Voegels returned Friday from a visit with daughter and family in Madison. Kenneth Johnson Platteville was Sunday dinner guest of Mr and Mrs Robert Holcomb Sr. and all visited Robert Holcomb Jr. in the afternoon.
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Rosa Legler
Jamestown
Fargo
N. D
Thomas Hefty
University , Wisconsin
Udent
Werner Hefty
Sylvia Curtis
Doris Wagner
Monroe
Lydia Voegels
Warren Ingram
Madison
Nancy Ingram
Kenneth Johnson
Platteville
Robert Holcomb Sr
Robert Holcmb Jr
Timothy Phalen Receives Second Lieutenant Gold Bars
Mr and Mrs T E Phalen pinning the gold bars on their son Timothy Phalen as he earns his commission June 9 at Fort Benning Ga He is a 1963 Monroe High School graduate and now awaits flight school orders He previously trained at Fort Leonard Wood and Fort Knox and has three older brothers in service.
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T. E. Phalen
Timothy
Fort Benning, Ga
Phalen
Monroe High School
Fort Benning
Fort Leonard Wood
Fort Knox
Rita Mary
OSF
Rockford
D. Lambert
Aurora
Sgt Olson Bound For South Africa Duty
Theron Bud Olson and his wife Joan and daughter Tracy visited his parents in Brown Town before departing for Pretoria Republic of South Africa. Sgt Olson will join the Defense Intelligence Agency at the American Embassy in Pretoria. He previously served at West Over Air Force Base Massachusetts Neurra Scut Air Force Base Morocco Torrejon Air Force Base Spain and Offutt Air Force Base Nebraska.
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Set
Theron
Bud) Olson
Joan
Tracy
Charlies H. Olson
Browntown
Pretoria
Republic of South Africa
Sgt
Olson
Washington, D.C
Defense Intelligence Agency
Sgt. Olson
Westover A.F.B
Mass
Neurrascut A.F.B
Orangeville Social Notes From Wisconsin Visit
Mrs. Helen Rote and Dick joined Mr. and Mrs. Fred Buehler and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bass at the Walter Schleusche home in Wonewoc Wisconsin. Mrs. Rote visited her daughter Mrs. Schleusche for a week while Lyle Krug returns to the University of Wisconsin Madison for summer recess. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Loverton enjoyed a week off traveling to Kansas City the Ozarks Des Moines and Ankeny Iowa. Their three daughters Debbie Sandy and Nancy stayed with Ralph and Mrs. Figs in rural Monroe.
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Helen Rote
Fred Buehler
Paul Bass
Terri
Walter Schleusche
Wonewoc
Wis
Rote
Schleusche
Lyle Krug
University of Wisconsin
Des Moines
Ankeny
Iowa
Debbie
Sandy
Nancy
Ralph Figs
Monroe
Milwaukee County backs North Western Milwaukee merger bid
The Milwaukee County Board voted 18 to 4 on Tuesday to back a proposed merger between the North Western and Milwaukee railroads, signaling strong local support for consolidation and potential restructuring of regional rail service.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee County Board
North Western
Wisconsin graduate earns PhD on June 21 1957
John Murdoch, son in law of Mr and Mrs Ernest Wenger, receives a Doctor of Philosophy degree at the University of Wisconsin today. L W DeLorimier, Milwaukee Road agent at Monroe, receives a silver lifetime pass for 45 years of service, though not retiring.
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John Murdoch
Ernest Wenger
University of Wisconsin
L. W. DeLorimier
Milwaukee Road
Monroe
DeLorimier
Wisconsin GOP Endorses Dewey for 1948 Presidency
Twenty years ago on June 21 1947 the Wisconsin Republican Party endorsed Thomas E Dewey for the 1948 presidential race. The Senate continued a long veto fight with sharp lines and no progress toward a vote on overriding President Truman's veto of the Taft union curbing labor legislation.
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Wisconsin
GOP
Thomas E. Dewey
Senate
Truman
Crossword winners tied to Dolan Harker prize draw
Thirty years ago on June 21 1937 Chester W Dolan of Monroe and G B Harker of Albany shared a ten dollar prize in a Midwest crossword contest Roy Zinser led the local Lions Club as the service group announced community activities
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Chester W. Dolan
Monroe
G. B. Harker
Albany
Roy Zinser
Lions Club
Prince of Wales Turns 33 Still A Bachelor
Forty years ago today in 1927 the Prince of Wales marked his 32nd birthday and remained the world’s most eligible bachelor. Plans for his upcoming 33rd year were noted as the royal profile stayed single.
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Prince of Wales
Boulevard lamp project marks two-week delay in public square
Fifty years ago today on June 21 1917 reports say boulevard street lamps are ready for erection around the public square but the contracting firm has not appeared to begin installation. Edmund E Enright a former high school teacher is promoted from Puerto Rico to federal conciliator for the Virgin Islands. Frank Dye near Monroe begins construction on a modern dairy bar using the latest farm building methods and equipment.
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Public Square
Edmund E. Enright
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
Frank Dye
Monroe
Laundry firm sells business. new plant planned in Bay Area
60 years ago today F F Turner and F W Weiss who left Monroe seven years ago sell their steam laundry in California. Partners plan to start a new plant in a San Francisco Bay city. State Senate kills the Assembly bill allowing the Green County Judge to hold court monthly at Brodhead. C W Whitcomb Albany schools principal for three years becomes assistant cashier at Bank of Albany succeeding E P Atherton who resigns. John B Clark Madison plans to practice law in Albany.
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F. F. Turner
F. W. Weiss
Monroe
California
San Francisco Bay
State Senate
Assembly
Green County
Brodhead
C. W. Whitcomb
Albany
Bank of Albany
E. P. Atherton
John B. Clark
Madison
Sullivan Graduates Passes Iowa Bar Exams
John Sullivan son of Mr and Mrs William V Sullivan Route 4 Monroe was among 174 law graduates who passed the Iowa State Bar spring examination on the University of Iowa campus. He attended Monti cello Grade School and graduated from St Francis High School Milwaukee and Loras College Dubuque. He is visiting his parents.
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John Sullivan
William V. Sullivan
Route 4
Monroe
Iowa State Bar
University of Iowa
Sullivan
Monticello
St. Francis High School
Milwaukee
Loras College
Dubuque
Argyle Families Visit Relatives Across Cities
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Penniston and Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Barnes with Joanie of Lancaster spent the weekend with relatives in Argyle and Lamont. Vincent attends summer school at Stout in Menominee. Mr. and Mrs. Vivian Arnes of Lamont joined Frank Leofelholtz to Monroe to visit his daughter Mrs. Richard Ammon.
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Vincent Barnes
Joanie
Lancaster
Argyle and
Lamont
Vincent
Stout
Menominee
Vivian Arnes
Frank Leofelholtz
Monroe
Richard Ammon
Litterbugs To The Editor: Public Beach Cleanup Plea
A Monroe reader urges responsibility at Zanders Lake beach after injuring foot on barbed wire. She notes debris like dead fish and cans, praises lake upkeep, and asks visitors to pick up litter to keep the area safe and enjoyable for families.
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Zanders Lake
Robert C. Falk
Monroe
Fresh Fruit Shakes Featured In Dairy Month Guide
A Dairy Month recipe section offers multiple fruit shake ideas using milk ice cream and assorted fruits. Variations include chocolate banana strawberry blueberry apple cinnamon peach pineapple orange and more with blender instructions and optional non blender steps. Chris Benkert of Monroe Wisconsin is credited and a separate note describes a hunter near Auerbach cutting power to several villages by shooting a 25 000 volt line.
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Chris Benkert
20Th St. Monroe
Wisconsin
Vienna
Auerbach
Siegenthaler 91 dies. rites set in Brodhead
Siegenthaler Gottlieb Fred 91 a Swiss native and longtime farmer died at 9 am in Brodhead after living in Monroe Brodhead and South Dakota. Born Sept 18 1875 in Switzerland he came to America in 1898 married Ida Ross Dec 19 1903 in Bellingham Washington. Survived by widow two sons four daughters 43 grandchildren 22 great grandchildren and a granddaughter Nancy Siegenthaler of New Orleans. Funeral services 2 pm tomorrow Everson Funeral Home Rev Calvin P Fischer St Johns Church officiating Greenwood Cemetery burial call after 3 this afternoon.
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Brodhead
Gottfred
Fred
Siegenthaler
Switzerland
Monroe-Brodhead
South Dakota
Mr. Siegenthaler
Gottlieb
Rosina Henri Siegenthaler
America
Freeport
Bellingham
Wash
Ida Ross
St. John’s United Church of Christ
Monroe
Herman
Paul
Elgin
Everson Funeral Home
Calvin P. Fischer
St. John’s Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Classified ads bring buyers and sellers together
The note highlights how classified ads connect people seeking buyers renters and sellers and urges use of classified sections to find matches for Cupid like encounters and exchanges.
Man Bound Over for Trial in Double Murder
County Judge David L. Dancy ordered Robert D. Kramer bound over to circuit court on two counts of first degree murder for the stabbing deaths of Sharon Malone and Cheryl Packard. Malone, 25, from Hartland, and Packard, 22, from Pewaukee, were found April 22 in a New Berlin field after suffering 31 stab wounds. Kramer, 27, of Milwaukee, also faces a Sussex knife-attack case from 1966 and has pleaded innocent. Bail set at $52,600 remains pending as the state presented evidence to justify trial.
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Waukesha
David L. Dancy
Robert D. Kramer
Waukesha County
Kramer
Milwaukee
Sharon Malone
Hartland
Cheryl Ann Packard
Pewaukee
New Berlin
Sussex
Dancey
Senate faces possible showdown over Dodd censure
Senator Thomas J. Dodd pleads with colleagues not to drag him through more agony as the Senate moves toward a vote on the censure resolution, with decisions expected tonight or Thursday.
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Washington
Thomas J. Dodd
Senate
Connecticut
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