Monroe Evening Times Publication Details and Rates
Monroe Evening Times lists post office entry as second class matter under act of Congress dated March 2, 1879. It outlines subscription rates by carrier and mail for Monroe, Wisconsin and nearby counties in Illinois, with advance payment required. Office hours are 8 30 a m to 5 p m Saturday 12 noon, phone 325 5101.
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Monroe, Wisconsin
City
Monroe
Wisconsin
Stephenson
Jo Davies
Winnebago
St Patrick's Day and the Irish Immigrant Debate
Editorial reflects on St Patrick's Day observances and the 1965 Immigration Act's impact on Irish immigration. It cites projected drops to 500 yearly entries after 1968, quotes John P. Collins urging action, and notes mixed sentiments as Irish Americans protest to officials while celebrating parades. Also mentions a Monticello visit by Neil Zimmerman and a low cost want ad line.
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Muzz Haren
Magonus Lucatus Patricius
Britain
Patrick
Calpurnius
France
Ireland
Chicago
Foundatain
Niagara Falls
United States
State Department
Labor Department
U. S
U.S
John P. Collins
St. Patrick’s Day
Collins
Dairy Farmers Eye Rejection of Chicago Milk Plan
Wisconsin dairy farmers may reject a proposed federal milk marketing order based in Chicago unless amended. Pure Milk Products Cooperative says the plan would let buyers bypass Milwaukee Green Bay and Madison price levels, reducing Wisconsin farmers’ milk prices by about 20 cents per 100 pounds. Brunhilde, heroine of Wagner operas, is noted as a historical character.
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Fond DU Lac
Wisconsin
Chicago
William C. Eckles
Pure
Milwakee
Green Bay
Madison
Orville Freeman
Religious Cult Going Too Far
Abby advice column pieces describe a wife joining an extreme religious group with all day rituals and nature meditations. Readers share marriage and engagement concerns, while Abby and readers propose dealing with differing faiths and family plans.
They All Pitch In To Help a Neighbor Build a Barn Again
Willis Miller’s New Year’s barn burned and neighbors from Arthur Illinois, 275 miles away, helped raise a new barn in New Glarus with the aid of the local Amish community. Thirty six workers arrived by charter bus, worked into night, then prepared to return home early Friday.
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Abigail van Buren
Chicago Tribune-N. Y. News Synd., Inc
Abby
Arthur
New Glarus
Willis Miller
Miller
Mr. Miller
Ill
Miller Farm
Help Your Son and Cub Scout Message Echoed in Verse
Editor notes a brief poem urging fathers to support their sons in Cub Scouting to earn the Wolf badge. Includes a long list of birthday greetings for March 17 to 23 with names and addresses across Wisconsin and Illinois, showing local community notices and personal tidbits.
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Smoky
New Members Brian Wilde and Route Argyle Born
Brian Lee Wilde born March 21 1967 and Route Argyle are listed as new members in the community roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brian Lee Wilde
Route Argyle
Community Dinner Guests and Local Notices
Sunday dinners brought families from Juda Madison Monroe and Freeport with visits involving Arn Frey Hartwig and Wunschel households. Wisconsin National Guard officers school attendance noted. Mayor candidate Colin Wright pledges citizen service. Local hospital stays and family visits reported from McHenry DeKalb Freeport Monroe and Jud o. Include want ad reminder and Times Want Ad contact.
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Larry Arn
Juda
Gary Arn
Janesville
William Arn
Ralph Frey
Grace Ronspier
Bob Wunschel
Madison
Albert Arn
Orangeville
Audrey Daughenbaugh
Winslow
William Ann
A. B. Hartwick
Rueben Goecks
Bertha Hartwig
Monroe
D. A. Stearns
John D. German
Milwaukee
Wisconsin National Guard Officers School
Colin W. Wright
Local Social News Highlights From Albany and Surrounding Areas
Albany social notes list visits and weekend guests from Stevens Point West Allis Milwaukee and Darlington. People include the Sharer family Gempelers Steuri Hanna Haddinger Zimmerli and others visiting relatives in Albany Argyle Browntown and Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Sharer
Stevens Point
T. E. Sharer
Marie Oberholzer
Sharer
James Sharer
Marie Geiger
Janesville
Stanton P. Steuri
West Allis
Milwaukee
Steuri
Sally
Petey
Susan
Ina Mahoney
Ida Smout
Albany
Ernest Steuri
Walter Haddinger
Tucson
Ariz
Walter Fahrney
Haddinger
Will Zimmerli
Darlington
Frank Boyle
Emmett Gempeler
Keith
Henry Gempeler
Monroe
Freeport
Eldon Folgate
Gempelers
Gene Herritz
Oregon
Alan Hanson
F. L. Atkinson
Ruth McCulley
Russell Flesher
Argyle
Order of Eastern Star
Hanson
Argyle Chapter
God Country Awards Slated At Union Presbyterian Church
On Sunday morning at 10 15 a m the God and Country Award will be presented to Marc Lawrence and Daniel Stormont during Morning Worship at Union Presbyterian Church. Scoutmaster Daren Friedrichs and the pastor Rev Gerritt E Mouw will handle presentations with emblems and pins. Memorial Flags will be dedicated as Mrs Susan Hunt DAR Vice Regent presents the new U S and Christian flags to the congregation.
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Marc Lawrence
Daniel Stormont
Union Presbyterian Church
James R. Gordee
Herbert W. Booth
Daren Friedrichs
Gerritt E. Mouw
Elmer J. Lawrence
James R. Stormont
Susan Hunt
DAR
U.S
Major Jorenby to Serve Two Years in Turkey as Radar Instructor
Maj Philip C Jorenby and family visited his mother Mrs Howard Jorenby before departing for Ankara Turkey where he will serve two years at the Air Force Base as radar and air defense instructor. He has 16 years in the Air Force and the family traveled from Tyndall AFB Florida.
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Blanchardville
Philip C. Jorenby
Howard Jorenby
Ankra
Turkey
Air Force Base
Jorenby
Air Force
Tyndall Afb
Florida
Ray Hiltunen
Minneapolis
Minn
Moon of Navy van guard joins Army satellite orbit
Ten years ago on March 16 1958 a tiny moon of a Navy van guard joined the Army's satellite in orbit. Frederick Tuescher a student at Eauer's school in Eau Claire visited over the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs William Tuescher.
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Navy Vanguard
Army
Frederick Tuescher
Barber’s School
Eau Claire
William Tuescher
City council approves square paving plan developments
On March 16 1948 the council approved a square paving project while aldermen did not act on a proposal for a new city hall site. The board of education set a salary schedule with a maximum of 4200 and a minimum of 2400 for teachers.
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Board of Education
Quarantine at Frank Dillon Home Over Typhoid Fever
Forty years prior, on March 16, 1928, the Dillon residence was quarantined for typhoid fever. County Agent E L Divan organized an orchard demonstration at the County Farm and Ten Eyck Farm for local farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Dillon
E. L. Divan
Ten Eyck Farm
Wilson to unveil U S stance on Siberia exploitation
Fifty years ago on March 16 1918 President Wilson announced he would reveal the official American stand against exploitation of Siberia by other nations following the Russian Revolution. John E Elmer plans another conducted tour of the Rio Grande Valley in a few days for potential property investors.
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Wilson
Siberia
John E. Elmer
Rio Grande Valley
Also Mentioned on This Page
Monroe Evening Times
Ein A Isene
Associated Press
Inland Daily Press Association
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Wisconsin Daily Newspaper League
Editorial
Immigration Service
Monticello
Neil Zimmerman
Anchorage
Alaska
Waldo Zimmerman
Keesler Air Force Base
Biloxi
Miss. Zimmerman
Dairy Farmers Eye Rejection
Brunhilde
Wagner
Witt and
LaBorde
Oliver
Oliver Corporation
White Motor Corporation
John P. LaBorde
Eileen
Nassau
S. W. White Jr
James D. Wormley
Los Angeles
Cal
Eric Gene Waage
Wexford Road
Jerome Andrew Soddy
20Th Ave
Jerry Patrick Wells
Wendy Jo Broge
Jacquelyn Jo Witt
Dakota
Todd Robert Babler
16Th Ave
Steven William Stuckey
11Th St
Lori Lee Svendsen
Linda Rae Krupke
Shellane Kay Rufer
Trudy Kay Christen
Belleville
Michael Dennis Schrader
Polo
Brenda Ann Meyers
Kimberly Sue Jones
Wis
Karl Frederick Schultz
Alan Frank Updike
Sandra Kay Blum
Kathleen Jean Gempeler
Scott Allan Moore
25Th Ave
Lori Ann Studer
James Ervin Hooper
12Th St
Michael Carl Moore
21St Ave
Scott David Dwyer
Monica Lane
Jeffrey Robert’ Trotter
Beloit
Jeffrey Allen Harwick
Warren, Nl
Mabel E. Bauer
R. V. Cronan
Barbara Bostian
Conie Ritter
McHenry
Milton Bostian
Northern Illinois University
DeKalb
Glenn Geiter
Albert Hemphill
Wendall Cox
Whittenmeier
Glen Wuthrich
Clarno
Sim Wuthrich
Nathan Hare
Earl Zink
Ann Teuscher
Ted Kellys
Adam Zweifel
Rita Ann Kuebli
David Kuebli
Willie Locher
John Saxer
Donald Wuthrich
Rockford
Mrs
Helen E. Zimmerli
Donald Flannery
James Krimm
Richard McArdle
Rockton
Thomas McArdle Sr
John McDonald
Alpha Douglas
Grant Andrews
Chester Weinschenk
Mary Milestone
Ray Binns
Browntown
Charles Boardman
Elkhorn
Thomas McArdle
Steven Meyer
Racine
Charles Meyer
Harvey Hanson
Gary Sopher
Willard Soper
Maj
Philip Jorenby
Elizabeth Hartwig
Fred Fritz Jr
Loewi & Co
New York Stock Exchange & Other Principal Exchanges
Loewi
Music Stores, Inc
General Motors
Puritan Fund, Inc
Telephone & Telegraph
Schlitz Brewery
All Mutual Funds
Kaiser Aluminum
Eugene
Roger K. Moe
Conoco
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