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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1967
Page
2
Advertises subscription options for Wisconsin and nearby counties. Mentions Davies and Winnebago with a $14 yearly rate and office hours from 8:30 am to 5 pm. Provides telephone contact 325-5101.
The Green Bay Press-Gazette editorial from May 25 analyzes Lt. Gov. Jim Goetz of Minnesota after his bold keynote at the Eau Claire state Republican convention. It notes his rise from Monroe roots to influence and sketches the reception of his observations by Wisconsin delegates and press.
Minnesota Lt. Gov. Goetz tells the Eau Claire Republican convention the party must lead in shaping federal-state relations, press for federal tax sharing, and push state action to untangle urban problems. He warns a large urban population requires bold state policy and better city governance.
Thirty five Wisconsin appointees to the United States Air Force Academy and their parents attended a reception at St. John's Military Academy Delafield. Maj W D Oliver led the program as out in charge with cadet presentations and remarks by Gavin Pitt and Oliver. The event included a banquet and use of campus facilities for two days as the group coordinates travel to Colorado for the June 26 start.
Seven of the city's ten queen contestants joined yesterday's noon luncheon at the Eugene Hotel and posed for the front page of The Monroe Evening Times. Rex Harrison, star of My Fair Lady, weds actress Kay Kendall.
Twenty years ago today June 23 1947 Mr and Mrs Robert Searles of Brodhead and Mr and Mrs Sylvester S Regan of Kirkland Ill suffer serious injuries in two car collisions south of Monticello Last rites conducted at Milburg Mich for Edwin W Wood Monroe auto accident victim
Thirty years ago on June 23 1937 Green County reports corn fields plagued by plant lice tended by ants which feed milk to the ants County Agent Ray L Paviak notes. Five Monroe men travel to Beloit for Semi Century Golf Association event Fred J Blumer Emery A Odell Paul A Ruf John D German Sr and R E Erickson join the tournament.
Forty years ago on June 23 1927 discussion centered on the Duncan Bill repealing penalties for making and selling 2.75 percent beer under the state dry act. The proposal could revive home brewing in Wisconsin if enacted into law.
Washington reports ships lost in the war outpace production with launchings sped and stronger anti submarine actions urged. Monroe sets a 5000 dollar Red Cross War Fund quota as the city is divided into districts for the appeal.
Sixty years ago on June 23, 1907 forty Monroe Business Institute alumni attended a banquet at the school quarters. Eighteen Eastern Star members traveled to Brodhead to join locals in a picnic outing.
Russell Thorn travels from Orangeville to Des Moines to attend United Electronics School. He is accompanied by his parents Le Roy and Linda Thorn and grandparents Bud and Mrs Songamore. Classes began in June.
A reader seeks guidance on a lunchtime martini habit with a married boss, nose job disclosure before marriage, and noisy next door neighbors. Abby counsels against midday drinking, honesty about cosmetic surgery, and setting boundaries to reclaim privacy, suggesting bluntly clear refusals to visit.
A publisher requests a $1.00 payment for Abby's booklet How to Have a Lovely Wedding. Readers are asked to mail the form and payment to Abby Box 69700 Los Angeles Cal 90069.
A dense nightly schedule lists 6:30 programs Wild West and Tarzan with peril for Tarzan and Jai, 7:30 Hogan's Heroes and UNCLE Illya episodes, 8:30 Phyllis Diller and Yul? features, 9: Avengers and Education segments, and late movies including Nero and the Burning of Rome, Lost World, and Destination 60,000 plus sports and public affairs.
Registration at Brodhead elementary shows kindergarten enrollment at 111 for Fall 1967, up 11 from 1966. Overall 1967-68 elementary 648, junior high 272, senior high 355 total 1275, an increase of 19 over the prior term.
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