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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1962
Page
2
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Editorial notes Reynolds and Gronouski declare war on Hurley’s nightlife amid Senate subcommittee talk of night club girlie traffic. The plan aims to boost political standing in an election year. Hurley’s officials are expected to resume usual activities once campaigning ends.
The life of Tallie Amerpohl, 94, longtime Brodhead business and public figure, is honored as he dies after a brief illness. He served as president of the Brodhead Water and Light Commission and sat on the Bank of Brodhead board, noted as a centennial tribute participant and community pillar.
The Spring Grove and Decatur 4 H clubs present Drama Night at 8 p.m. Tuesday in Fellowship Hall of the EUB church. The play is titled Scrambled Eggs.
Fragmentary ad copy hints at dependable cars and genuine bargains in local classifieds. Limited readable details suggest advertisements centered on safer vehicles and value deals.
A stitched chronicle lists notable items by decade on June 23, recalling 1952 Monroe air force duties and Twining. 1937 cows parasitic ants. 1922 stock pavilion funding. 1912 Taft renomination and Democratic convention notes. It preserves local memory of military, civic, and political milestones across Green County.
Lt. Col. Amos Waage and Mrs. Waage visit their mother Mrs. Andrew Waage in Argyle with sons Rodney and Carey after three years in Japan. They plan to move to Kincheloe AFB Michigan where Waage will command the 438th Fighter Interceptor Squadron.
A demolition crew tore down the wrong Greenwich street building in Boston after misreading instructions. The city condemned a three story tenement at 10 12 Greenwich, the wrecker started from the low-number end, though traffic comes from the high end, causing irreversible damage. The owner agreed to a damage settlement.
A dessert recipe lists graham or ginger snaps with butter and sugar, eggs, whipped cream, and fresh strawberries. It describes layering cracker crust, a creamy filling, topping with remaining crumbs, folding in whipped cream and nuts, chilling, and serving. Submitted by Mrs. Arthur Riese of Route 2 Brodhead.
A vintage clipping shares recipes for doughnuts and a reception salad. The doughnut instructions include butter sugar salt vanilla ginger eggs buttermilk flour soda baking powder and chilling before frying. The salad combines lime jello pineapple juice crushed pineapple celery pecans cream cheese pimento whipped cream and salt.
Mr and Mrs Jerry Young move from Argyle to Sun Prairie on July 2. Mrs Young taught third and fourth grade and will become a third grade teacher at the new Truax Field elementary school. Her husband will teach mathematics at Sun Prairie high school.
Scientists at the Lick Observatory report the sun’s surface temperature as 6673 degrees centigrade, noting the measurement as part of ongoing solar research and emissive properties analysis.
Scarsdale, N Y a wealthy Westchester community of about 19 000 residents is known for its strong focus on education The town calls schools its only industry with half of tax dollars spent on education Teachers are highly qualified and graduates largely head to college The community prides itself on low key governance and a diverse population with civic efforts toward inclusive housing and a nonpartisan town board Notables include Dean Rusk former secretary of state and media mogul Charles Verstone Louis Marx and Laurance Tisch
The Green County Tigers from Green County hospital defeated Cadiz 4-H Club 14 to 8 in a men’s softball game and lunch period. Cadiz 4-H Club girls performed songs with a roving accordionist. June Daily project funded ice cream, cookies baked by food and nutrition members. Twenty four club members attended with several named chaperones.
James Erb called the Argus 4-H Club meeting to order while Vicki Miller and Mary Kay Schutt led the club and flag pledges. Linda Erb demonstrated making a wall plaque and Janice Arn gave a project talk on dairy soft cheese by the Merlyn Erb family.
A milkweed pollination note describes an insect getting entangled in sticky pollen masses to reach nectar. It must pull free and transport a sizable pollen load to the next flower’s stigma for successful visitation.
Rita Foster, oldest of nine siblings, moved to Rosseau Minnesota after her father died of cancer. Letters of support arrived from strangers helping the family, which now lives on veterans benefits and retirement payments. Rita jokes about marriage proposals amid ongoing worry for her crowded household.
The summer reading program began this week with 20 students in the upper grades from fourth through eighth and 23 in the lower grades from first through third at New Glarus. Verla Babler leads the upper grades and Eunice Davis teaches the class. Sessions run for six weeks.
Patrick Henry delivered his famous liberty or death speech at St John’s Church in Richmond Virginia. The event highlighted colonial resolve and became a landmark moment in the American Revolution.
Mark James Dwyer of 2602 Coolidge Street Madison joined on June 28 1960 followed by Jill Elizabeth Dwyer same address on February 24 1962. This notice records their residential details and dates.
A brief notice invites readers to rent a room via The Monroe Evening Times classifieds. The ad emphasizes availability and easy contact for prospective tenants seeking a short or long term accommodation in the local area.
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 Club, Monroe, Wisconsin. Name Street or R F C.
MADISON WI June week cheddar prices mostly unchanged across styles with slight dips at Wisconsin assembling points. American cheese output fell 3 percent to 30,550,000 pounds for the week ended June 14 as demand remained spotty and supplies stayed ample for most styles.
Scientists note that many new frog species are first recognized by their distinct vocalizations rather than morphology, suggesting acoustic surveys uncover hidden diversity. The finding emphasizes bioacoustics as a key tool in taxonomy and conservation efforts.
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