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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1965
Page
2
The notice lists subscription prices for the Monroe area including in city carrier, Wisconsin County, and outside Wisconsin and County Illinois. Rates: weekly or yearly options with a telephone contact for hours and inquiries.
Editorial notes residents faced power loss as trees toppled and live wires sparked fear. It urges families to develop personal disaster plans alongside public Civil Defense efforts, citing the Wisconsin Power and Light crews restoring service within hours.
Today in History recalls events tied to June 28, including Molly Pitcher at Monmouth and Victoria's 1838 coronation. Also noted are the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand, the 1919 Versailles treaty, 1942 actions in New Guinea, and 1944 Dewey’s nomination. The entry also mentions pay raises for federal workers a decade ago and Argentina’s UN dispute over Eichmann. One year ago Johnson said the U S would risk war to protect peace in Southeast Asia.
Classified ads provide practical help for readers seeking goods and services. Local listings cover employment, housing, items for sale, and community notices aiding daily needs.
Palmer Tennessee shows a burned and bombed town scene with a shuttered storefront district and a post office as the only operating facility. The town suffered bombings and arson since 1962 amid a labor dispute with Grundy Mining Co and UMWA, with three killings in 1963 and a growing workforce at the mines.
Aaron J. Viken 71 died yesterday in a Madison hospital after a long illness. Born in Stoughton he farmed near Evansville and worked as an electrician for Highway Trailer in Stoughton retiring in 1959. Surviving wife Lila Knudson son L W Viken Stoughton five sisters and three grandchildren. Funeral at Cooksville Lutheran Church with World War I Veterans Club unit attending.
A 32 year old War ren Illinois resident Donald Liedschlag was approved as county farm manager by the agriculture committee. A citizens advisory panel backs constructing a new high school rather than an addition at a school board meeting. Elmo Pengra 84 died in Brodhead.
In 1940 a Republican convention at Convention Hall Philadelphia named the Wendell Wilkie Charles L McNary ticket amid turmoil. Albany youth John Zurfluh and Jordan township’s George Stauffacher won the Red Cross boxing benefit in Freeport last evening.
On June 28 1925 a new Orangeville bank forms from a consolidation of two banks and will open July 1. St Williams Catholic Church at Paoli was reported burned in the same era.
On June 28 1915 sixty three students will graduate from rural and state schools of the county marking the first combined exercises. A large summer crowd shopped here Saturday night as preparations proceeded for the historic ceremony.
Beach erosion exposes dozens of World War II era anti landing mines near Vero Beach Florida some still primed to explode. The finds come after two decades of sand loss revealing munitions from amphibious assault training.
Mt Horeb Wisconsin special report states Emma Brostuen Thorson 81 wife of Lewis Thorson died after a brief illness. Survived by husband two sons Arthur and Russell of St Paul and Theron of Black Earth, sister Mrs Roy Outhouse Elkhorn, nine grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren. Funeral set for 2 p.m. Wednesday at Springdale Church with calling at Ges Me Funeral Home after 4 p.m. tomorrow.
Mrs. Celia M. Cary 88 of Darlington died Saturday in a Warren nursing home after a long illness. Born Celia McCauley in New Diggings she was married to Eugene Cary who died in 1941. Surviving residents of Darlington include daughter Mrs. Glenn Huntington brother Thomas and sisters Mrs. Nellie Brown and Mrs. Ada Partridge. Services set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at the Methodist Church with Eastern Star services at 9 tonight. Sharer Funeral Home arranging.
Arthur Charles Paul, 81, Durand, Ill., died Saturday after a long illness. Services were held this afternoon at the First Methodist Church in Durand. Burial in West Grove Cemetery, Forreston, Ill. Survived by wife Clara, two sons George and Melvin of Durand, daughter Mrs. George Lee of Beloit, a brother Walter E. Paul of Forreston, and eight grandchildren.
A dairy month cake recipe outlines mixing sugar and butter, adding eggs and buttermilk, folding in flour, soda and salt, and vanilla. It describes filling and frosting with whipped cream, then a nut topping of graham crumbs walnuts and melted butter, baked at 375 degrees.
Berlin reports East German authorities began issuing their own permits for barge movement to the city. Indications suggest the West will accept this break in four power accords to prevent a traffic tie up on the vital waterway.
Wisconsin approves a 25 percent average increase in all inclusive homeowners policies, with new and renewal premiums rising by up to 50 percent for higher policy amounts. State Insurance Commissioner Charles Manson cites inadequate previous rates and notes options include full coverage or a $50 windstorm deductible.
Teamsters vote to end six day wildcat strike that halted delivery of food drugs and other goods in Philadelphia the nation s fourth largest city veers toward normal operations as supply chains resume.
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