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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1965
Page
2
An editorial recounts taking their 12 year old daughter to a film and choosing to pay full admission to model honesty. The writer questions whether they would have acted the same if their daughter appeared younger, underscoring concerns about integrity and parental example.
Boy Scout Troop 62 schedules a Court of Honor at Stewart Park outdoor meeting on Wednesday. A potluck supper starts at 6 30 p m for scout families. Scoutmaster Dean Roth will present Star Scout merit badges and ranks including first second and tenderfoot. Committee provides coffee and cold drinks. All scouts and families invited.
Today marks six decades since the United Nations Charter was signed in San Francisco by 50 WWII nations. Also noted are the Atlantic City Boardwalk completion in 1870, sugar rationing in 1918, and Nazi labor service in 1935. Finland’s 1941 war declaration and Eisenhower’s 1955 Washington visit are flagged as notable events.
REA may forfeit 37 million in loan funds as Budget Bureau restricts spending for the year ending June 30. Despite 250 million authorized for loans to former cooperatives and public power districts, only 33 million of contingency funds released, with 20 million later freed but 37 million unlikely before June 30. Senator Yarborough warns of six to twelve month waits for loans. In farm policy, Freeman reports progress in ending discrimination in federal farm aid and education programs following Civil Rights Commission findings. Exports to North Africa have surged under concessionary pricing, and a 125000 grant to Penn State funds dairy flavor stability research.
Funeral services were held for Dr. Floyd Barr of Menlo Park California at the Dakota Community Church. He died last Sunday and burial occurred in Dakota Cemetery. Surviving are two daughters Margaret Longbrake and Estlhrer McCracken, six grandchildren, two great grandchildren, a sister Edith Wise and brothers Erwin and Herbert.
A New China News Agency brief says wheat barley beans and peas yielded well across China with no figures released.
Milo K. Swanton, secretary of the Council of Agricultural Cooperatives and Monroe figure, is elected president of the State Historical Society at a Cable meeting. Myron E. Jeglum, county agent and June Dairy Month chair, proclaims Dairy Day at Brodhead a success in every way.
Miss Martha Grether announced a Green County program providing a home incubator for premature babies free of charge. Over ten days residents contributed to the Green County Red Cross war refugee relief fund totaling 47 dollars and 1 cent from 1401 pennies and 40 milk bottles placed in Monroe business places.
Shriners from Tripoli Temple Milwaukee will visit tomorrow as part of a state wide pilgrimage. They will march from Milwaukee depot around the Square and back to the train. First home grown cherries go on sale. B H Roderick of Brodhead is named president of the Southern Retail Lumbermen's Club.
Fifty years ago Belleville planned a Monday July 5 celebration. The Whitcomb touring party moved from Denver to Cheyenne then Rawlins Wyoming en route to Salt Lake City. Warren Illinois mayor Mrs Canfield considered lecturing against William Jennings Bryan. Zebra hosiery fashion features in Monroe with white base and black rings and scarlet tan accents.
Local classifieds help readers find needed goods and services. Listings cover jobs housing and personal notices aiding daily life across the community.
A column traces the cat's history from ancient Egypt where cats were sacred to modern America with an estimated 26 million cats. It praises the breed for beauty, intelligence, and independence while noting cats demand respect and respond to affection and proper care.
New members listed with addresses and dates: Sherry Ellen Schmid Route 2 Monticello Nov 28 1964 Brian Michael Einbeck 2515 13th St May 18 1965 John Ronald Anderson Route 3 July 9 1964 Nannette Mae Zimmerman Juda July 2 1964 John Keith Toelke Rock City July 13 1964 Steven William Stuckey March 18 1964 Lisa Ann Thommen 300 Hickory Galena Ill Jan 24 1964 Diane Mary Goeke Davis Ill Sept 20 1964 Karen Louise Benson 801 Hill St Galena Ill July 10 1962.
Help wanted classifieds urge employers to post ads to attract skilled workers. Listings emphasize opportunities across industries, including clerical, manufacturing, and professional roles, highlighting rapid hiring cycles and competitive wages.
Promotion invites boys and girls up to 12 to join the Joe Evening Times Club in Monroe Wisconsin. Readers fill out the coupon and mail it to the club address as instructed. The article notes it may take patience for two cats to adjust before getting along peacefully.
Mt Horeb introduces a summer program starting Monday with private lessons for registrants. The intermediate band for grades six through eight meets Tue and Thu at 9 a.m., while the high school and adult community band rehearses Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. All sessions occur in the high school band room under director George Zoske. Several Friday evening ice cream socials accompany band concerts.
The Dominican Republic ranks second in size among Caribbean Antilles nations, surpassed only by Cuba. This positioning highlights its substantial land area within the region's chain of islands.
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