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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1966
Page
2
The columnist Hal Boyle presents a life yardstick offering guidance for young readers. He suggests a simple measure to steer life more wisely and hints at a direction that could positively alter one’s path.
HAL BOYLE offers practical tips to young men on living longer and happier lives. The list covers finances relationships travel and health from marrying for money to buckling seat belts and walking daily, while urging self improvement and prudent career choices.
The Tri-State Breeders Co operative observed its 25th anniversary on June 25 and 26 in Westby. Glenn Showers and Son and Joe Sarbacker of rural Belleville were honored for outstanding dairy herd breeding and management during a herd recognition program.
Perry G. Halbert of De Soto Missouri has been re elected president of the National Association of Enrolled Federal Tax Accountants.
A Winslow High School senior risked death in a northwest McConnell accident. The incident came as the nation’s steel industry braces for a potential midnight strike and banks fires as a precaution.
The note reports Seattle retail shortages of Swiss cheese and other foreign products in Monroe. A heat record for 1946 hits 92 degrees this morning.
Thirty years ago on June 28 1936 about 1000 elderly railroad workers see pension checks delayed while railroad retirement weighs declaring the pension act unconstitutional. The article notes a third victim dies in a Madison hospital from an automobile crash.
Fire destroys the Smith cheese factory at Ca diz Township this afternoon. State Treasurer Solomon Levitan speaks at the dedication of a new Catholic church in Paoli. Bolender store, a 64 year trading center, closes and will be removed to make way for J C Penney.
On June 28 1916 a Huffman cheese factory in Clarno Township and a small adjoining house burned to the ground. Edwin In gold is filming Company H at Camp Douglas.
On June 28 1906 five fishermen were fined for illegal fishing charged with seining game fish in Sugar River between Decatur and Albany. Every delegate to the Democratic state convention supports William Jennings Bryan and calls for traffic revision.
A U S Department survey indicates 1966 fall pig production will rise 10 percent from 1965, with spring up 10 percent. Total 88,825,000 hogs. spring 47,025,000. fall forecast 41,800,000. hog counts in 10 Midwest states total 45 million, led by Illinois and Iowa.
From University of Missouri hog herd to Mayo Clinic in Rochester Minnesota. The hemo philiac pigs will join a joint study on an uncontrolled bleeding condition. Researchers will test a blood component that may reduce bleeding and could be trialed in humans.
Thousands rely on local classified ads to find goods and services for daily life. Readers post listings for jobs, housing, vehicles, and household items, enabling quick, practical exchanges within the community.
Chicago based Procter and Gamble spent 177.6 million dollars on advertising in 1965, earning the title of the largest national advertiser. Advertising Age reports that the 125 leading national advertisers invested 2.9 billion dollars across eight major media in the year.
Miss Rose Lerch of Hollandale dies at Dodgeville hospital after brief illness. Born April 18, 1882, daughter of Frederick and Lisetta Stolder Lerch. Survived by sister Mrs. Marie Revere and brothers William and Rudolph. funeral Thursday at Hollandale Lutheran Church with Rev. Swanson officiating. viewing at Saether Funeral Home Blanchardville and at church before services.
Harry A. Bavery 60 a Brooklyn restaurant operator died unexpectedly at home. Born in Basco in 1906 he married Mildred Romare in 1943 and moved from Madison to Brooklyn in 1959. A World War II veteran and Brooklyn American Legion Post 160 member he is survived by his wife two sons Richard and William three daughters Doris Dora and Mrs Curtis Schultz a step-daughter and three stepsons among 16 grandchildren. Services set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at B L Booth Funeral Home Oregon with burial at Forest Hill Cemetery.
Gustave Stoehr 68 formerly of Mart intown died yesterday in a Monroe nursing home. Born August 14 1898 in Cadiz Township he leaves four sisters and four brothers. He belonged to the South Wayne Masonic Lodge Odd Fellows and Monroe Moose Lodge. Funeral Thursday at Martintown Community Church Rev Frank Bukley officiates. Burial Cadiz Cemetery. Masonic service 8 p.m. tomorrow at Hanson Funeral Home South Wayne with callers after 7 p.m. today.
The Doppler-Smith Legion Post in Belleville renames officers for 1966 67 with Marty Lincoln as Commander and Edwin Ringgenberg as First Vice Commander. Russell Howard is Second Vice Commander Adam Baumgartner becomes Finance Officer Richard Gibbons Service Officer Maurice Short Jr Sgt at Arms John Zentner Chaplain John Ringgenberg and Leo Gehin serves as Historian. Installation set for July.
In a letter to the editor Henry praises young men in training for Vietnam service. He describes their resolve from Racine to Beloit, their elite underwater demolition training, and the disciplined preparation at Coronado California as they prepare to deploy. He notes their language, religious duties, survival skills, and peak fitness. He plans to stay connected with the corps.
Henry C. Schadeberg CAPT CHC USNR of the Base Chapel at Coronado Naval Amphibious Base in San Diego invites readers to contact him via 714 437 2471 to relay greetings to relatives or friends stationed there. He signs as Henry C. Schadeberg Burlington.
UCLA physics study proposes flexible concert halls where orchestras may sit near the floor or near the ceiling depending on music type. The plan envisions adjustable seating to optimize acoustics for varied performances.
Mrs. Julia Ayen 84 of Blanchardville dies in St. Clare Hospital. Funeral at 1:30 p.m. tomorrow at Trinity Lutheran Church Blanchardville with Rev. Swanson officiating. Burial at Yellowstone Lutheran Cemetery. Survived by daughter Nellie Colden Hollandale two sons Russell Madison and Orville E Blanchardville nine grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren. She was born July 27 1881 to Jackson and Hanson, married Cary Ayen in 1900, farmed in Blanchard area until 1941, and belonged to Trinity Lutheran Church and Ladies Aid.
In Fairbanks Alaska a tavern owner displaced by a condemned building is selling bar fixtures and beer cabinets. He also offers a bundle described as $24 000 worth of bad checks for $10 000.
Classified ads connect buyers renters and sellers for dating and commerce. Readers find eager partners and listings in the compact notices.
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