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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1951
Page
2
The paper was founded on October 13 1906 and remained under the same management. It joined associations including The Associated Press Inland Daily Press Association and the Audit Bureau of Circulation and later absorbed the Meares Bally Journal in 1927.
The article portrays Russia’s cease fire proposal as a political maneuver to pressure the United States, with Ambassador Kirk describing it as a trial balloon. It argues Moscow seeks to control the peace process by steering inquiries to Moscow, while Red China’s stance remains unclear.
The piece denounces phony treason trials used by communist regimes and urges Western leaders to expose them. It highlights Hungarys Archibishop Groeszs 15 year sentence as an example and argues justice and truth are absent behind the iron curtain. It calls for vigilance and support for captive peoples seeking freedom and dignity.
As Iran seizes oil properties Great Britain and Iran face potential disruption of flow. Secretary Acheson pressures both nations for a stop gap to maintain oil shipments while Iran seeks U S backing and world court involvement looms.
A montage of historical notes from June 29 across decades: a 1941 torpedoed foreign flag steamer carrying American Red Cross nurses to London. obituaries of Frank R. Johnson and J. P. Kubly. reports of armored Nazi advances and mass spy arrests. 1936 political friction over the Fess bill. 1911 league districting and school recitals. 1911 and 1900s local incidents including a Brooks lyn petition and Corregidor island soldier letters.
Monroe's oldest hardware firm, Kundert Brothers, will become Kundert Brothers Co on July 1 with Fred B. Marty and his son Lloyd F. Marty joining Edward T. and Otto H. Kundert as partners. The change ends 53 years of sole ownership by the Kunderts.
Washington reports the census bureau estimates the United States population including troops abroad at 154 million, with a possible reach of 155 million by year end. The yearly growth averages about 200 thousand per month, versus 153,000,600 as of May 1 and 151,132,000 for April 1, 1950.
Texas cattlemen, buyers, feeders, and bankers debate price controls and rollbacks amid OPS data. They argue controls could depress production and raise housewife shortages, while OPS says profits remain possible. Beef prices stay high, with $1 per pound steaks noted despite criticism.
Sunday morning worship at 10 am led by Rev. R. H. Scharnweber with the theme God Loveth a cheerful giver. Sunday school follows at 11 am. No evening service. Midweek service Thursday at 8 pm with the message Ask and it shall be given you seek and you shall find knock and it shall be opened unto you.
Assembly of God holds Sunday school at 10 a.m. Worship at 11 a.m. Evangelistic service at 8 p.m. A Sunday school picnic is planned for July 4. Rev. L. E. Curtis serves as pastor.
Walter Schwaiger, lay reader for St. Andrew's, will read the morning prayer at 9 30 a m. No weekday services.
Sunday school at 9 30 a m worship at 10 45 a m What Faith Can Do. Luck dinner and congregation meeting after service West minster fellowship at 6 30 p m Bible study Wednesday 7 30 p m Monroe Christian youth council picnic Thursday 4 p m Rev Dallas D Landrum pastor.
Monroe hosts church school at 9 30 a m and sacrament at 10 40 a m with Rev Ralph K Kofoed. Browntown offers unified worship and sacrament led by Rev Kofoed. South Wayne holds 9 30 a m service, 10 30 a m Sunday school, Archie Schneider guest speaker, Vacation Bible school begins Monday through July 13 led by Rev Charles J Swanson. Woodford Sunday school at 9 30 a m worship 10 45 with W B Martin in charge. Lamont Sunday school 10 a m and evening service 8 p m with Men s club. WSCS meets Thursday afternoon. Rev Swanson also noted.
Worship at 10 a.m. on Sunday with Sunday school at 10:45 a.m. Rev. Roy Berg serves as pastor.
The notice lists the Christian Science church times with a Sunday subject service at 10 45 a m Sunday school at 9 30 a m and Wednesday testimony meeting at 7 45 p m.
The Monroe Immanuel church schedules Sunday school at 9 45 a m and worship at 10 50 a m with Holy Communion observed. A church picnic is set for Lincoln Park at noon followed by youth activities.
Parish notes show weekly activities across multiple churches. Monroe Bethel Staver Emmanuel Peace outline Sunday worship with guest ministers, Holy Communion observances, Sunday schools, and midweek meetings including women’s groups and youth activities. Provincial gatherings include quarterly conferences and local sessions with pastors Rev. Homer Retzlaff Rev. C. F. Hayes and Rev. Robert A. Boettcher.
Sixth Sunday after Trinity notices describe no Sunday school due to a family picnic at Kiwanis Youth cabin grounds. Outdoor service at 10:45 a m with picnic lunch and afternoon games. Rain plan moves service to the church. Woman’s Union meets Tuesday 7 45 p m and Aid meets Thursday 2 30 p m. Browntown Peace Sunday school 9 30 a m worship 10 45 a m with annual youth fellowship picnic at Shullsburg Recreation Park. Choir rehearsal Wednesday at …
Sunday worship times and church activities listed for St Paul Wayne township Zwingli Monticello Washington Reformed and Achte Memorial churches. Morning services range from 9:00 to 10:40 AM with Sunday schools following. youth fellowships and children's choir events noted. various pastors named.
Morning worship at 9 30 a m Bible school at 10 30 a m Evening Bible study at 8 p m William Schoville is the minister.
Grace Monroe details Sunday services at 9 15 and 10 30 with women's missionary society Monday and church council Tuesday under Rev Ne well Mendenhall. Mt Olive hosts 10 30 service and 9 30 Sunday school with Thursday teachers meeting and Saturday confirmation class led by Rev R F Bittorf. Salem and East Viota report services and multiple confirmation and youth activities with choir practice and Lutheran League sessions.
Local notices list confirmation classes led by M A Sorenson Jr at multiple churches. West Vieta Eastchurch and Jordan offer Saturday Tuesday sessions with varying times. Sunday school runs at 9 30 a m with worship at 11 a m. South Wayne Union Memorial also hosts divine worship and adult confirmation at Eastchurch on Thursday evenings.
A U S court of appeals ordered Skokie to pay over 200000 to First National Bank and Trust Co of Racine as holder of special assessment bonds. Bank attorneys say the ruling is far reaching as it first holds a municipality accountable for keeping accurate collection records and proper separate accounting.
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