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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1950
Page
2
Acheson argues Moscow will ignore a peace plan and Russian tactics reveal Moscow diplomacy. The secretary presents U S stance as firm against Soviet distortions and demands Russia yield on points like atomic control for progress toward peace. The world should assess the message and gain respect for U S resolve.
The life of Irving George Newman a retired Jefferson township public official farmer and banker shows rural strength shaping American character. He led county boards for twenty years guiding policy that still informs local government and public services today.
Footville resident W J Kinnery marks his 90th birthday at home after 22 years in Footville. He was born in Cork Ireland near Blarnes site but never saw the stone until 1926. He has three and four daughters and six grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
Articles of Incorporation filed with the register of deeds show Trucks Inc of Monroe formed to carry on business selling serving leasing storing and repairing trucks and motor vehicles with 300 shares and a minimum capital of 15000. Grace Thorpe D A Cr fall William Park Evansville and Philip Gordon noted as incorporators.
Members of the Madison district Wisconsin Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons Society gathered for their regular monthly meeting in Casino hall Monticello. Dr George W Diver hosted the session with Dr H G Withrow of Hullsford hospital as guest speaker to about 30 attendees.
Ten years ago a September Cheese day was favored at a March 17 1940 gathering of 60 citizens in Turner hall. Mr and Mrs John Deininger observed 55th wedding anniversary. Selma Lagerlof the first woman Nobel Prize winner in literature died in Sweden. Hitler and Mussolini discussed Europe reorganization with Russia at Brenner pass.
Evangelical United Brethren churches list services across Monroe Bethel Monticello New Glarus Fairfield Clarno Stavers and Homer Retzlaff as pastor. Methodist churches in Monroe Browntown South Wayne Lamont Woodford note worship times youth rallies WSCS and MYF activities. Lutheran Grace Grace announces sixtieth anniversary service with Dr Harmon J. McGuire and Lenten address by Dr Charles Puls.
Listings detail worship times for Mennennait Washington Reformed Postville Memorial Richland Salem Assembly of God Universalist New Apostolic and Universalist churches with Sunday schools, confirmations, and midweek services. Speakers include I E Ade and Otto Diebel with sermons on faith themes and biblical prophecies during varied service slots.
Sunday school times 9:30 a m and worship at 10:45 a m for Monroe St John s. St Andrew s Episcopal lists multiple services and classes including confirmation and youth activities. Wayne St Paul's reports no service this Sunday with Sunday school at 9:30 a m. Monticello Zwingli notes worship at 10:40 a m and choir events. Union Presbyterian and Westminster fellowship schedule services and discussion topics for the week.
At 5 pm Aid meeting and supper. Thursday 7 15 pm choir practice. Dallas D Landrum pastor. Christian Science Matter is the subject Sunday 10 45 am Sunday school 9 30 am. Wednesday Ring testimony 7 45 pm. Reading room open Wednesday and Saturday 2 4 pm. Martins Town Community worship 10 am Sunday school 10 45 am Friday evening service Christ my substitute Roy Berg pastor.
R A Amundsen resigns as village marshal of New Glarus turning in his badge to the village board police commission. He started duties in August 1948 from Beloit. The board will accept marshal applications until April 1 with references and qualifications required. Blanchardville Heart Fund drive nets $30. Mrs Carlton Chandler chair, assisted by Mrs Howard Hendrickson.
Governor Rennebohm announced four appointments on Thursday naming Phillip P. Drotning of Madison as executive secretary. Milwaukee and Madison newspaperman Drotning joins the state division of departmental research. John Lobb of Madison, a 36 year old attorney, joins the research staff to succeed Dranting. William R. Curran of Mauston becomes county judge of Juneau County to replace the late Robert P. Clark. John E. Armstrong of Mauston is appointed district attorney of Juneau County succeeding Charles P. Curran who resigned.
Spring Grove township farm bureau officers called members to a meeting at the farm bureau building on March 20 to discuss motor graders. A movie about graders will be shown at the gathering.
The Lafayette county spelling bee will be held at Darlington high School gymnasium at 8 p.m. April 17. The Darlington Kiwanis club is offering a $10 cash prize to the county winner.
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