Monroe Evening Times Postal Notice and Office Details
The Monroe Evening Times lists post office entry as second class matter under federal act. The paper reflects association affiliations and subscription terms including an annual rate and advance payment requirement. Office hours are set from 8 30 a m to pan with a local telephone number for contacts.
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Congress
Mareb
The
Associated Press
Iland Daily’ Press ’Association
Audit Bureau of Circulation
AP News
Wisconsin
Benson County
Ill
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Brotherhood of Man Transcends National Sovereignty
Editorial builds a case for global brotherhood beyond national loyalties. Ted Scheffer’s talk links animal instincts to human drives, arguing freedom and cooperation underpin peace. The piece urges universal solidarity, cites Mead and Wilson, and ends with a wartime warning about nuclear risks.
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Ted Scheffer
Monroe
Ted
Monroe Clinic
Brotherhood of Man
Scheffer
Margaret Mead
Voltaire
Woodrow Wilson
Kennedy
Brotherhood
Botts 65 Verona Wis power plant official dies at home
X. Chellis Botts, 65, long time Wisconsin Power and Light Co valued engineer and Verona resident, died Tuesday after brief illness at his Route 1 Verona home. Services set for 10:30 a.m. tomorrow at Joyce Verona Funeral Home with no visitation. Survived by widow Helen two sons Peter Boulder Colo and Roderick Schaumburg Ill a brother two sisters all in Illinois and five grandchildren.
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X. Chellis Botts
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
Route 1
Verona
Joyce- Verona
Botts
Madison
Utility
Pioneer Club
Macomb (Iil
State Teachers College
University of Wisconsin
Spade and Trowel Club
Masonic Lodge
Royal’ Arch | Masons
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Helen
Peter
Boulder
Colo
Roderick
Schaumburg
Ill
Iinois
John Brown 73 Taken by Death
John Brown 73 died Tuesday. Services at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Gorgen Funeral Home. Friends may call. Survived by wife Sylvia two sons Charles of Dodgeville and William in the Air Force stationed at Topeka Kansas a daughter Mrs Hazel Esch of Rhinelander a sister Mrs Mary Fader and a brother Marvin both of Madison grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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Mivenan
John Brown
Gorgen
Sylvia
Charles
Cheesemakers edge Stoughton 70 to 68 in tight showdown
Glancing back ten years to March 3, 1956 reports the Cheesemakers claiming a 70 68 win over Stoughton in a closely contested game. Wilmot defeats Albany in a playoff at Whitewater to advance.
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Stoughton
Wilmot
Albany
Whitewater
Monroe Defeated 59-45 in WIAA Semi Final Showdown
Twenty years ago on March 3, 1946 Madison West advanced as Monroe fell 59 to 45 in the WIAA tournament semi finals. Also returned home was Mick ey the German Shepherd who served three years in the Army.
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Monroe
WIAA
Madison West
Mickey
Three Masked Men Kill Anthony Demario in 1936 Ambush
Thirty years ago today on March 3 1936 three masked men fatally shot Anthony Demario brother of Machine Gun Jack McGurn. A possible arrest was noted later after a sideswipe auto collision south of the city.
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Anthony Demario
Jack McGurn
Hodges Street to be paved full width today
Forty years ago on March 3 1926 Hodges Street slated for full width paving Del Ames competes in fiddling contests statewide winning at Janesville Albany reports five scarlet fever cases in the area with Albany noting the outbreak.
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Hodges Street
del” Ames
Janesville
Albany
Sugar River
Monroe
Lyle Rodger
Green ‘County Fair
Weather Bureau
50 Years Ago Today March 3 191 Rev Cross to Close Here
Rev. A. S. Cross will conclude his work at Union Church after fifty years in the ministry. IC is storing a large coal supply as a precaution against shortages when the current wage scale with miners expires.
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A. S. Cross
Union Church IC
Watertown committee seeks new library building today
Sixty years ago on March 3 1906 Watertown residents form a committee to push a new library. Miss Frances M Treat and Ada B Williams depart for Chamberlain South Dakota to file government claims and plan to establish residence there to pursue the matter.
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Watertown Committee
Frances M. Treat
Ada B. Williams
Chamberlain, S.D
Gruenewald Orchestra Members Remembered In Local Notes
The note recalls Gruenewald Orchestra players from 1930 to 1935 spanning Madison to Monroe with Turner Hall in Monroe as a key venue. Deceased members include Jacob Gruenewald and Harlon Rinehardt, with other members Leona Gruenewald and Jacob H. Gruenewald and musicians Bob Bruni Seyler and Schneider, plus notes on Leona’s Crystal Tower ownership and Bruni, Seyler, and Schneider’s current roles. The item also mentions Eddie Brewer approaching 101, Rev. Morris Sorenson Jr.’s mission work in Japan, local weather signals, and changes in Monroe businesses including Karlen’s Bakery closing and Mueller’s optometry.
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Gruenewald
Madison
Orangeville
Freeport
Lafayette County
Turner Hall
Monroe
Jacob J. Gruenewald
Harlon Rinehardt
Mr. Gruenewald
Miss Leon
Bob Bruni
Edgerton
Weaver Seyler
Othe Schneider
Seyler
Schneider
Leona
Crystal Tower
Carter
Bruni
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
Belleville Board Backs Richard Francois Amid Probe
The Belleville school board voiced support for Richard Francois after he pleaded innocent to conflict of interest charges. It praised his integrity and denied wrongdoing while noting law limits on officials doing business with their own districts. Francois, tied to Belleville Ford Garage, faces possible penalties on three counts.
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Belleville
Richard Francois
Madison
Francois
Ford
Glen Derge
Basco
Nelson Sees Tire Safety Bill Hopes in 1966
Senator Gaylord Nelson of Wisconsin states President Johnson’s leadership should assure passage of a strong tire safety bill this year and raises new hope for safer automobile design based on the recommendations referenced in the briefing.
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Nelson
Washington
Johnson
Gaylord Nelson
D-Wis
Wednesda
Johnson urges highway safety program and tire bill
President Johnson addressed Congress endorsing a Nelson tire safety bill and calling for a $700 million six year program to curb carnage on the highways. The remarks highlighted federal action to improve road safety and vehicle standards.
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Johnson
Congress
McCormick Rites To Be Tomorrow
William McCormick 85 died after a brief illness in Platteville hospital. A resident for 20 years he belonged to St Marys Catholic Church. Funeral services set for 10 a m tomorrow at St Marys with Rosary at 7 tonight. Thomas Funeral Home handling arrangements. No immediate survivors.
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Platteville
William McCormick
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Thomas Funeral
Mullen Runs for Lafayette County Clerk in GOP Primary
Harold Mullen a Lafayette County traffic officer for 24 years announced candidacy for county clerk of court at a Republican rally in Benton. Incumbent Robert Michaelson, appointed to fill a vacancy, has not announced plans.
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Darling
Harold Mullen
Lafayette
Benton
Robert Michaelson
Cub Scouts Earn Awards at Blue and Gold Banquet
Seventeen Cub Scouts received awards including wolf bear and lion badges and gold arrows. Recipients named include Donn Kristianson Dean Beckwith Kurt Henning Steve Hefty Mike Colney Paul Brand Larry Rupnow Kenneth Zimmer man Lon Rupnow Mark Duerst Mark Rupnow Stuart Streiff Brian Zweifel Larry Mol denhauer Duane Hustad with leader certificates to Merton Colney Stanely Rupnow Wayne Duerst Dennis Streiff Don Rupnow Arthur Brand Kenneth Henning Mrs Merton Col ney Mrs Robert Beckwith and Mrs Dennis Streiff plus guests from the Legion.
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Donn Kristianson
Dean Beckwith
Kurt Henning
Steve Hefty
Mike Colney
Paul Brand
Larry Rupnow
Kenneth Zimmerman
Lon Rupnow
Mark Duerst
Mark Rupnow
Stuart Streiff
Robert Beckwith
Brian Zweifel
Larry Moldenhauer
Duane Hustad
Merton Colney
Stanley Rupnow
Wayne Duerst
Dennis Streiff
Don Rupnow
Arthur Brand
Kenneth Henning
Don Mathers
Abner Anderson
John Heiman
Legion
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Gen. Mitchell Field
Milwaukee
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Stricken
Ben’s Shoes
Hughes Mobile Homes
Monthru
Eddie Brewer
Brodhead
Morris Sorenson Jr
Rockford
Apple Grove - Yellowstone Parish
Argyle
Japan
Rev. Sorenson Jr
Hongo
Bismark
N.C
Sorensons
Rev
Sorenson
Clifton
Tex
Bertha Megorden
Waukon
Beriness
Orfordville
Area
Logan
Alvin
B. H. Lynch
Arizona
Karlen
11Th Ave
Edward P. Mueller
Mueller
Quinton Ott
New Glarus
Utah
Janice. Taft
Adtaker
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Argyle, Wis
Public Sales Service
Evansville
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New Holland
Gehl
Ottawa
Elect
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Peter Inabnit
Wis
Dean George Cashier
Eddie Gruetzman
Elmer Braun
Siways
McCormick
Mullen
Cub Scouts
C.A.P
A.C. WD
David Bradley
N.H
Oliver
Milton Otte
Freeport, Ill
Penney
America
Mary Quent
London
Mitzou
Madrid
Ariel
Paris
Spenney's
Springsummer
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