Subscriptions and notices for Monroe Evening Times
Erode 15 Boo By EMERY A. ODELL 1871 1953 business notice lists publication details. Rates show 45 cents weekly carrier in Monroe and 16.00 yearly by mail in local Wisconsin and Illinois counties. out-of-state 16. Subscriptions payable in advance with office hours and contact instructions for missed deliveries.
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Boo
Emery A. Odell
City of
Monroe
Wisconsin
Stephenson
Jo Davies
Winnebago
Illinois
Iinois
Monroe Evening Times
Medical Diplomates Mark Milestone In Family Practice
A weekend event on February 28 to March 1 will see 2,000 veteran doctors take a first examination at 36 sites across 23 states plus D C and Puerto Rico to qualify as diplomates in family practice. The effort aims to boost access to primary care and lower costs.
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District of Columbia
Puerto Rico
American Medical Association
Advisory Board For
Medical Specialities
American Academy of General Practice
Services Held for Lloyd H. Waller
Lloyd H. Waller of Durand died Friday after two months illness at age 85. Born February 27 1878 in Avon Township Wisconsin he was a farmer and church member with two living sons Daniel Ward and Howard L and eight grandchildren and ten great grandchildren. Funeral services were held March 2 at St Marys Church Durand with burial in St Marys. Three sons predeceased him. Also noted Leone Keene of Rewey died February 27 and a contract was awarded to MacDowel Goldstein of Madison for design of the Marquette School of Medicine Basic Science Building as part of the Southeastern Wisconsin Medical Center.
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Soyn H. Waller
Elsie Bliss Flaherty
Albany
Medina
Durand II
Avon Township
Rock County
Wisconsin
James K
Lovina Kerby Waller
Margaret Richardson
Pecatonica
Ill
Elsie Flaherty
Waller
St. Mary's Catholic Church of
Durand
Modern Woodmen of America
Durand and
Daniel Ward
Milwaukee
MacDowel-Goldstein
Madison, N.J
Marquette School of Medicine
Southeastern Wisconsin Medical Center
America's Cinderella captures hockey gold with 9 4 victory
Glancing back ten years to March 2 1960 the United States earned its first Olympic hockey gold with a 9 4 win over Czechoslovakia securing the third period tally that put the US atop the standings behind the Soviet Union and Sweden.
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America
Czechoslovakia
United States
Soviet Union
Sweden
Agadir
Green County 4-H elects officers as horses head to St Louis
Henry E. Divan of Browntown is re elected president of the Green County 4 H Clubs with Paul Baumgartner Albany as vice president and Helen Haldiman Monroe as secretary. Helen Voegels Monroe serves as cheerleader. Two Monroe race horses Peter McKinney and Adbella Axworthy owned by Mr and Mrs Frank B Luchsinger are taken to St Louis to train for the grand circuit. An electric timer board with lights from the officials table delights basketball fans at the armory.
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Henry E. Divan
Browntown
Green County
Paul Baumgartner
Albany
Helen Haldiman
Monroe
Helen Voegels
Frank B. Luchsinger
St. Louis
Peter McKinney
Adbella Axworthy
Kohli Buys Herald Plant and Asylum Diet Ties Blank Influenza Toll
Fifty years ago, Fred L. Kohli acquired the Herald printing plant from his father’s estate. At the county asylum, onions served daily to 180 patients are linked to no influenza cases this winter. Nurse Mary Ellen Gunther of Presbyterian Hospital dies at Deaconess Hospital after coming to care for Mr. Sam Jackson. Mayor W. J. Knight to speak or act on March 2, 1910.
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Fred L. Kohli
Herald
Robert Kohli
County Asylum
Mary Ellen Gunther
Presbyterian Hospital
Freeport
Deaconess Hospital
Sam Jackson
Rockford Man Selmer Aarhus 75 Dies After Long Illness
Selmer J. Aarhus of Rockford died at 5 10 a m Sunday March 1 in Swedish American Hospital after a long illness. He lived in Rockford 30 years moving from Mt Horeb Wisconsin born January 8 1895 son of Simon and unknown wife married Ruby Kiley November 11 1926. He worked as a machinist for Barber Coleman Ekstrom Carlson and Ipsen Industries retiring in 1959. Survived by Ruby two sons Robert and Edward both of Rockford a sister Clara Aarhus Milwaukee three grandchildren. A brother and three sisters preceded him in death. Services 1 p m Wednesday March 4 at Wilbur Christenson Funeral Home Rockford with Rev David G Kostka officiating. Burial Sunset Memorial Gardens. Friends may call 7 to 8 p m tomorrow.
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Vateyville
Selmer J. Aarhus
Rockford
Mt. Horeb
Simon Aarhus
Ruby Kiley
Aarhus
Barber-Coleman Co
Ekstrom-Carlson Co
Ipsen Industries
First Evangelical Lutheran Church
Ruby
Robert
Edward
Clara Aarhus
Milwaukee
Wilbur Christenson
David G. Kostka
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Mrs Adolph Sorenson 87 Dies in Janesville
Mrs Adolph Sorenson, 87, Janesville, mother of the late Armond Sorenson of Monroe, died Friday February 27 at Mercy Hospital Janesville. Funeral at 2 PM Monday March 2 at St Pauls Lutheran Church Janesville. Burial Milton Lawns Memorial Park. Surviving daughters Velma Thompson Arlene Wipperman and sons Victor Raymond.
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Adolph Sorenson
Janesville
Armond Sorenson
Monroe
Mercy Hospital
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Milton Lawns Memorial Park
Velma Thompson
Arlene Wipperman
Victor
Raymond
Indian doll maker Ferris crafts authentic tribe outfits for sale
Ferris, 43, creates Midwest and Southwest Indian dolls with authentic beadwork and gear from Chippewas to Navajo. His LaCrosse and Merrillan centers produce clothing and artifacts while a Black River Falls shop serves vacation-buyers. Also notes on actor Tatzumbia DuPea and local police recruit Richard Fuchs.
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Ferris
Midwest
Mohawk
Algonquin
Troquoi Ferris
LaCrosse
Merrillan
Fe1
Black River Falls
Pfc Timothy Norman Killed in Vietnam Action
Pfc Timothy Norman 20 of Beloit was killed in Vietnam February 19 while serving with the 198th Light Infantry Brigade. He trained at Ft Campbell and Ft Polk and was born in Chicago Heights. Survived by mother and stepfather, brothers and a sister, with services set at Congregational North Church Shirland. Burial in Shirland. Burial arrangements at Everson Funeral Home Brodhead. Flag draped casket to arrive Madison airport Monday night.
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Brodhead
Timothy Norman
Dwight Sidwell
Beloit
Vietnam
Congregational North
Shirland
Til
Everson Funeral Home
Madison
Pfe. Norman
Chicago Heights
Ill
John
Jeannine Louise Meeks Norman
Mll
Hononegah
Rockton
Parkview
Orfordville
Newark Township
Rock County
Armed Forces
Ft. Campbell
Ft Polk
Chu Lai
South Vietnam
198Th Light Infantry
Route 2
Lewis Norman
Charles
Robert
Stewart Norman
Patricia Norman
Crete
Lewis Meeks
Blue Island
Lawrence Norman
Beecher, Ill
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Audit Bureau of Circulations
Wisconsin Daily Newspaper League
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IND
Eighth Avenue
42Nd Street
New York Times
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New York
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Dad
Pa America
Lloyd H. Waller
St. Mary's Church
St. Mary’s
Leone Keene
Glen
Rewey
Raymond Edge
Platteville
Klaus Fuchs
Jekyll- Hyde
British Atomic Research
Russia
Glarus
George Bleiler
Knight of Strathmore Stock Farm
Elks Lodge
Len Stauffacher
Fennimore
Women’s Club
East School
W. H. McGrath
Commission
M. T. Gettings
Reading
Emma van Wagenen
Ada B. Williams
C. E. Copeland
Kiwanis
W.G. Bear
L. A. Moore
Luchsinger
Idle Hour Farm
Lloyd
Earl
Alice Dahl
Decker) Newman
Armand
W. J. Knight
Selmer Aarhus
Rafi Phe “Variety Stores
Helen
Tatzumbia DuPea
California
Wallace Beery
Spencer Tracy
DeKalb
Richard Fuchs
Orangeville
Stephenson County
Sheriff's Department
Fuchs
Orangeville High School
Winslow
U. S. Army Service
Albert Fuchs
Russell L
Pfc. T. Norman
Kimberly-Clark Corp
Neenah, Wis
Guy M. Minard
New York Society of Security Analysts
Minard
Ostby Auto. Glass
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