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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1962
Page
2
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Obituary details Cola G Parker a Monroe native by birth briefly, who grew to national prominence as an industrialist and NAM president. He died at his Menasha home after a life of executive work and advisory roles including a 1955 Monroe visit and work on Eisenhower era tariff policy.
The piece argues Green County rescue from district burial signals the likely veto by Gov. Nelson as the Legislature faces a Monday deadline. It suggests the 1962 redraw push was ill advised, tied to tax repeal politics, and may backfire on Democratic candidates and party leaders.
Orangeville high school hires two new teachers. Celia Ann Ropp of Gibson City, a Illinois State University graduate, will teach commercial subjects succeeding Betty Cunningham who resigned. Carol Ann Plumley of Geneseo, a Northern Illinois University graduate, fills the vacancy after Patricia Olson’s resignation. Plumley taught one year at Lyons Township high school in LaGrange.
The 1952 selection for Alice in Dairyland Bev erly Ann Steffen, a blond, brown eyed Appleton girl, is announced. The listing notes June 28 1952 as the moment of the tribute in Wisconsin.
Mrs Earl Wilson a former Orangeville resident died yesterday at her Rock City Illinois home after a long illness. She lived in Rock City nine years and will rest at Dakota cemetery after services at the Rock City Evangelical United Brethren church at 2 pm Saturday. Her call time is after 6 this evening at Myers funeral home. She was the former Helen Neilson daughter of Hjelmer and Mrs Neilson. She and Earl Wilson wed November 3 1923. They previously lived in Freeport. Survivors include husband two sons Earl Jr in San Francisco and Ronald with the Navy in San Diego California and a daughter in Rock City.
Production of pulp and paper has surged by 850 percent over the last five decades, reflecting rapid industrial growth. The rise indicates expanding demand and efficiency gains within the sector.
Monroe native Lewis Rood retires after 42 years with the Janesville postal service. He joined as a temporary substitute on June 8, 1920, became a regular carrier January 1, 1921, and worked in many postal roles including dispatching first class mail. He earned a superior accomplishments award signed by the postmaster general, with a cash prize. Rood and his wife Coletta Sickinger plan a Florida trip. He led the Janesville Bowling Association for two years and is active in St. William's Catholic Church, Holy Name Society, the National Federation of Postal Clerks, and the Federation of Retired Employes.
Mrs. Andrew Londalen 78 a longtime Avon Teale resident died yesterday at the farm home she shared with her husband. Born Julia Anne Sagen in Norway on December 26, 1883 she married Andrew Londalen March 30 1909. She was a Luther Valley church member with Bethany Mission Society. Survived by husband and brother Hans Sagen Baraboo. Services Saturday 2 p.m. at West Luther Valley Church with Rev. Erling Fretheim officiating. Burial in West Luther Cemetery. Friends may call at Everson funeral home Friday evening and at the church after noon Saturday.
Jobless benefit claims in Wisconsin totaled 17,590 for the latest week, down from 30,735 a year earlier. The weekly decline continues a downward trend that began more than three months ago.
Cream butter and sugar, add beaten eggs and soda, blend well then add cinnamon dates nuts and salt. Stir then add flour one cup at a time. Drop by teaspoon on greased sheet and bake ten minutes at three fifty. Submitted by Mrs Joe Jones Juda.
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