Emery A Odell obituary and Monroe Evening Times notice
Obituary note lists Emery A Odell (1871 1953) and a 1898 Monroe Evening Times masthead as historic reference. public notice includes subscription rates, office hours and contact instructions for carrier and mail subscribers in Monroe Wisconsin and surrounding counties Stephenson Jo Davies Winnebago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
City of
Wisconsin
Stephenson
Jo Davies
Winnebago
Hina
Wiconsin
Monroe Evening Times
Fringe Benefits in Cleaning Water
Editorial notes the 800 million federal aid approval under the Federal Water Pollution Control Act as a starting point for joint state city and federal funding to build facilities and meet water quality standards. It highlights Cleveland sewer work, job creation from unskilled labor, and the broader aim of pollution reduction alongside unemployment concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National League of Cities
United States Conference of Mayors
Capitol Hill
Idaho
New York State
Cleveland
Norman Krumholz
Krumholz
League of Cities and Conference of Mayors
Model rocketry thrives amid space cutbacks with high safety profile
The model rocketry hobby, born in 1957, now sells about 10 million dollars yearly as rockets reach over 1,000 feet using solid propellants. Endorsed by NASA and the Air Force, it enjoys safety codes from the NFPA and insurance coverage of 300,000 per member, yet some cities ban launches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NASA
Air Force
National Science Teachers Association
National Fire Protection Association
National Association of Rocketry
George Toteff
Model Products Corp
America
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Civil Defense demo praised by Monroe residents in 1966
Glancing back ten years to March 21 1966 Monroe residents watched a Civil Defense communication in action during a local demonstration alert and called it highly effective and educational.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Civil Defense
Starved Rock State Park
Chicago
Ottawa
Frederick Ties
Service Record: William K Priewe promoted to Sergeant
William K Priewe son of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Priewe 1762 17th St has been promoted to Sergeant He is stationed with the 338 M M S Korat R B in Thailand as a munitions leader His present address is Sgt William K Priewe F R 388 520 820 388 M M S Box 2382 APO San Francisco Calif 96288 Madison AP Former Lt Gov Patrick J Luceys bid for the executive mansion has won support from 26 Democratic state representatives Lila Schmid and John Beiswanger survived the first elimination in oratory contests at the high school Helen Jenswold Florence Schulze Eliza Glauser and General Meythaler were the upper four chosen from 20 contestants in the first extemporaneous reading contest W E Blum is a candidate for village president at Monticello to succeed the late Dr Edward Blumer who had practically finished his 20th year of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Priewe
AIC
William K. Priewe
Kenneth Priewe
17Th St
M.M.S. Korat
R. B
Thailand
F.R
Apo
San Francisco
Calif
Lila Schmid
John Beiswanger
Helen Jenswold
Florence Schulze
Eliza Glauser
General Meythaler
W. E. Blum
Monticello
Edward Blumer
Caesar era taxes and a docto computer puzzled readers
A fragmenting column riffs on ancient and modern taxes citing defense, foreign aid, and odd purchases like dog repellent and horsehair brushes for prisoners. It notes a Scottish hospital experiment with a polite computer named Docto that questions patients and could gain a voice, prompting patriotic caution.
Superior Center High School Captures State Basketball Title
Fifty years ago on March 21, 1920 Superior Center High School defeated Neenah 19 to 9 to win the state tournament. The all-state five included Byron Wood and Monroe as best guard. Dr. John Henry Taylor, Browntown veterinarian, dies. The Union Church society bought the Charles Grenzow home for a parsonage for Rev Meikle. Mayor John T. Etter and R D Gorham vie for Monroe mayor. John Hanson opposes Fred Trumpy for third ward alderman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Center High School
Neenah
Byron Wood
Monroe
John Henry Taylor
Browntown
Union Church Society
Charles Grenzow
W. L. Meikle
John T. Etter
R. D. Gorham
John Hanson
Fred Trumpy
Spring Opens Across Much of the United States in 1910
Sixty years ago today March 21 1910 marks the true almanac spring with warmer than average temperatures across much of the nation. The Monroe fire department tested its steam fire engine under 40 pounds steam pressure and 90 pounds water pressure, projecting a 150 foot high stream with 100 feet of hose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Monroe
Wisconsin Medical Examiners Close Registering Board
Seventy years ago on January 21, 1900 the Wisconsin State Board of Medical Examiners shut down its licensing activities. An estimated 357 physicians who did not comply with the law face loss of practice in the state. E. J. Manning will address liquid air at the Woman's Club meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin State Board of Medical Examiners
E. J. Manning
Woman's Club
Today in History March 21 1970 highlights
On this date in history events include Plymouth's first treaty with Native Americans in 1621, Bach's birth in 1683, Jefferson becoming Secretary of State in 1790, the Hatfield McCoy feud ending by marriage in 1891, a 1829 Spain earthquake, WWI Paris bombardment in 1918, UN HQ moving to Hunter College in 1946, and notable 20th century moments including apartheid policing and spaceflight milestones. A Times Want Ad note concludes.
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Plymouth
Johann Sebastian Bach
Germany
Thomas Jefferson
U.S
Kentucky
Spain
Times Children’s Club Sunday March 22 listings
Daily schedule of names and ages for the Times Children’s Club on Sunday March 22 through Saturday March 28. Entries include Marianne Miles Juda ten Lori Ann Studer Monticello six James Ervin Hooper Madison ten Michael Carl Moore Madison six Scott David Dwyer Madison twelve and others across towns such as Brodhead Warren Albany Orangeville Browntown Monticello Monroe Havelock and Lancaster with ages ranging from three to twelve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marianne Miles
Juda
Lori Ann Studer
Monticello
James Ervin Hooper
12Th St
Michael Carl Moore
21St Ave
Scott David Dwyer
New Members Born to Saalsaa Family in South Wayne
Connie Lyn Saalsaa of Route 1 South Wayne celebrates her birthday on September 23, 1966. Bradley John Saalsaa of Route 1 South Wayne celebrates his birthday on April 15, 1969.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connie Lyn Saalsaa
South Wayne
Bradley John Saalsaa
Goodwill begins at home by aiding disabled workers
Dorothy Volmary of Goodwill in Monroe thanks readers across Monroe Juda Monticello Browntown and nearby towns for donating usable clothing and household wares. The program provides wages to nearly 200 handicapped workers who repair and prepare items for resale supporting self reliance and tax contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Goodwill
Dorothy Volmary
Juda
Monticello
Browntown
South Wayne
Goodwill Industries
Goodwill Industries, Inc
Goodwill Industries Workshop
Dorothy Wolmary
World Day of Prayer attendees at Grace Lutheran Monroe
Misses Ella and Selma Grenzow and Mrs. Harry S Ammann among attendees at Grace Lutheran Church World Day of Prayer in Monroe. Supper guests were Mr and Mrs Franklyn Tedman Cedarville at the Ammann home. Mrs Martha Grenzow visited relatives and more local social notes include the Heisemeier family dinner in Freeport and Ruth Schwartzlow's visit to the Fritschs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella
Selma Grenzow
Harry S. Ammann
Arley Ausmus
Fred Roth
Grace Lutheran Church
Monroe
Franklyn Tedman
Cedarville
Martha Grenzow
Clarence E. Schroeder
Henry Heisemeier
Freeport
Hazel
Leroy Minnick
Ruth Schwartzlow
Brodhead
Albert Fritsch
Irish coworker hosts green cupcakes at office St Patrick event
Frank Dillon treats the office to green cupcakes for St Pat's Day as others wear orange. Feed Grain signup ends with goals met and surpassed amid wide publicity from weekly papers, WEKZ radio, and Monroe Evening Times. A Honey Creek Watershed meeting led by Les Goke discussed new watershed recognition based on membership, attendance, programs, and minutes. The program highlights cost sharing funds and the impending elimination of the conservation program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Dillon
WEKZ
Monroe Evening Times
ASCS
Les Goke
District Scs
Honey Creek
Leonard Nuckles
Les
Green County
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Congress
Associated Press
Inland Daily Press Association
Audit Bureau of Circulations and
Wisconsin Daily ‘Newspaper League
Rockford
Rockton Road
Monroe High School
Ben Blaser
Jack Marvin
Lois Lois Burgy
Robert Marty
Carol’ Schindler
Mildred Cotherman
Mildred Krauss
Donna Wenger
JoAnn Schroeder
Daladier
Paul Reynaud
Lester P. Barlow
Joe Johnson
Senate
Madison
Patrick J. Lucey
Julius Caesar
Julie-baby
Caesar
Leavenworth
Kan
CIA
Scotland
THE
Paris
United Nations
Hunter College
New York City
South Africa
Soviet Union
San Francisco State College
Times Children’s Club
Monica Lane
Eric Lee Foesch
Jeffry Allen Harwick
Warren
Timothy Scott Graber
Lth Ave
Mark Glen Wuthrich
26Th St
Nancy Louise Aiken
Sandra Kay Thoman
Brenda Lee Knouse
Elizabeth Ann Karlen
27Th Ave
Scott Thomas Smith
15Th Ave
Jean Victoria Dalton
Stacy Jean Schultz
Albany
David Bryan Werren
Jean Elizabeth Koenig
19Th St
Laurie Ann Malkow
Dana Lynn Bennehoff Jr
Orangeville
Linda Kay Pickett
10Th St
Deborah Marian Schindler
Steven John Anderegg
Marci J. Studer
6Th Ave
Connie Louise Hermanson
Blanchardville
Thomas James Duerst
Donna Mae Gilbertson
Argyle
Julie Ann Dunham
W. Central Drive
Havelock
N. C
Tammie Lynn Nafzger
Roger Kent Zee
Carol Elaine Anderson
Lancaster St
Platteville
Steven Charles Koch
24Th
St. G
Debra Ann Hardyman
Darlington
Raymond Arnsmeier
Clarno
Mrs
Elmer Beckman
Board of Public Works
City Hall
Authority
Office of City Engineer
By. F. M. Bray
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