Monroe Evening Times Subscription Info and Notices
The Monroe Evening Times publishes daily except Sundays from Oct 13 1898. Rates: 45 cents weekly by carrier, 16 dollars yearly by mail in Wisconsin and Stephenson Jo Davies Winnebago counties in Illinois 14 or 16 dollars elsewhere. Office hours 8 30 a m to 5 p m. Subscribers urged to know delivery boy and report missing papers.
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Stephenson
Jo Davies
Winnebago
Illinois
Monroe Evening Times
Easter Message Emphasizes Love Over Violence
In a keynote Easter message, the essay argues Jesus promoted nonviolence and spiritual change over force, warning radical Christians against using violence. It declares the Easter gospel centers on God's love, reconciliation, and persistent faith, not street action or revolutionary slogans.
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Jesus Christ
Jerusalem
Rome
Jesus
Judas
Jay Haley
Temple
God
Kingdom of God
Glancing Back March 27 1960 Highlights Monroe Memories
A retrospective column reviews events dated March 27 across years from 1960 back to 1910. It notes LeRoy Satchel Paige as a Lions Club speaker, postal service retirements, JFK visit plans, Hoover FBI reports, local business moves, census crews sworn in, Cheese Day planning, dairy outreach, historic maps found, bank planning, potato storage observations, and pollution efforts in Wisconsin.
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LeRoy (Satchel) Paige
Monroe Lions Club
Ray W
Shorty) Preston
John J. Burkhard
Monroe
John F. Kennedy
J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
State Department
Joseph Frassi
Monroelles
Joe
Fort Atkinson
Green County
Charles A. Booth
Archie S. Myers
Bank of New
Easter Hope and Reader Letters Rise With Spring
The Times notes Easter brings rebirth and faith across seasons while sharing reader poems and a subscription notice. A rural Monroe resident replies to a Dear John style poem about late deliveries, adding humor to the spring weather reflection.
Today in History highlights key events on March 27
On this date in 1933 Japan withdrew from the League of Nations after denouncing aggression in Manchuria. The Calverts bought land and settled on St Charles River in Maryland in 1934. Peter the Great founded St Petersburg in 1703. Hitler pressed for Danzig annexation in 1939. Yugoslavia saw a government ouster in 1941. Eisenhower declared Western Front defeat in 1945. Alaska quake of 1964 caused major damage and loss of life. A Glasgow whiskey warehouse explosion occurred ten years earlier.
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Japan
League of Nations
Manchuria
Leonard and
George Calvert
St. Charles River
Maryland
Peter the Great
St. Petersburg
Adolf Hitler
Poland
Danzig
Germany
Prince Paul
Yugoslavia
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Alaska
Glasgow
Scotland
Benefit Hoe-Down to aid Winnebago handicapped group
Local organizers announce two benefit country music shows to raise funds for Our Sheltered Workshop. Tickets go on sale in Rockford, Winnebago, Pecatonica, and Durand with limited seating. Shows planned for May 9 at Durand Junior High School.
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Winnebago County
Rockford
Lows Park
N. 2Nd
Winnebago
R. J. Cunningham & Sons
Pecatonica
John DeGrote
Durand
Durand Floral Shop
Bill
Durand Jr. High School
Monroe Area Earns Praise From Frequent Tourist
Arch Myers Jr writes that Monroe and Green County offer many overlooked attractions for travelers and relocators. He notes a Peoria visitor who stops six times yearly, stays in a local motel, and spends on cheese before returning home content and planning another visit.
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Monroe
Green County
Peoria
Archie Myers, Jr
Juda By Miss Mabel E. Bauer
Tracey Ann Larson and Shane Stacey Williams baptized at Juda Zion by Rev. Donald Sumwalt. Sponsors named for both infants. Afterward a Davis home reception hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Allen Larson with a list of local relatives attending.
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Tracey Ann Larson
Allen Larson
Davis
Shane Stacey Williams
Stacey Williams
Juda
Juda Zion
Donald Sumwalt
Larson
Roger Zimerman
Joan Wilde
Williams
Ross Peppers
Brodhead
Tracey Ann
Kenneth Zimmerman
Donnie
Donna
Roger Zimmerman
Mary Arnsmeier
Marion
Dennis Zimmerman
Bradley Zimmerman
Lee Wilde
Woodford
Luther Larson
Douglas
Monroe
Community show proceeds aid handicapped children
Mrs Parker Merideth of Durand Illinois thanks Monroe residents for last year's support and asks continued help for handicapped children's future through show proceeds. She notes ticket prices of one dollar for under twelve and two dollars for adults.
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Monroe
Parker Merideth Durand
Ill
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Congress
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Newspaper Enterprise Assn
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Russell Prien
Edward Flannery Sr
Clarence A. Hefty
Los Angeles
Monticello
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Otto Blum
Omaha Hospital
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Elkton
S.D
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Willis Ludlow
Arabat Ludlow
General Joubert
Pennsylvania
South African Republic
Warren P. Knowles
Department of Transportation
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Times Managing Editor
Jesus of Nazareth
Christ of
Phil Spiker
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Chicago
Martin Luther King Jr
Alabama
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Ion
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