Monroe Evening Times founding and circulation details
The Monroe Evening Times notes its founding October 13, 1898 by Emery A. Odell and lists publishing schedule, office hours, and contact information. It details subscription rates by carrier and mail across Wisconsin and Illinois regions with various postal zones, and advises subscribers to know their delivery carrier and report missed papers.
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Emery A. Odell
Monroe
Green
Lafayette
Iowa
Dane
Rock
Wisconsin
Jo Davies, Stephenson and Winnebago
Illinois
Davies, Stephenson and Winnebago
Ilinois
Monroe Evening Times
Dignity and Youth: Hesburgh Urges Campus Belief in Human Dignity
The Rev. Theodore M. Hesburgh, president of Notre Dame, urged National Catholic Educational Association delegates in Minneapolis to guide youth toward a new perception of human dignity. He spoke amid debate on campus crime, drug culture, and theft, noting the era’s challenge to uphold rights and meaning for all. He warned against blaming older generations or systems for youth failures.
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Theodore M. Hesburgh
Father Hesburgh
Notre Dame University
National Catholic Educational Association
Minneapolis
New York Times
New York City
Kennedy urged NSC role in Laos crisis
Glancing Back notes President Kennedy convened the National Security Council to discuss a more active U.S. stance in the Laos conflict. The item appears in a long column of dated briefs from May 3 across multiple years, including local notes on Janet Jennings and community events.
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Kennedy
National Security Council
United States
Laos
Monroe
Janet Jennings
Evening Times
Woody
Dew Drop
Dayton
Kubly Family Visit Highlights Air Force Veteran Reunion
T. Sgt. Don Kubly and wife visit brother in law Roger Hanson in Browntown with their three children. Kubly, a Vietnam veteran with service in Japan and Greenland, retires after 20 years in the Air Force and may settle where to live. In a separate item, Dr. Phillip D. Kernan, 60, longtime Gopher team physician, dies prompting Saturday funeral services in Minneapolis.
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Browntown
Don Kubly
Roger Hanson
Kubly
Hanson
Air Force
Vietnam
Japan
Greenland
U.S. Air Force
Minneapolis, Minn
Phillip D. Kernan
University of Minnesota Health Service
Gopher
Kernan
University Hospitals
Orangeville High School Publishes 1971 72 Registration Handbook
Orangeville High School releases a registration handbook directed by Principal James Hoyt to guide students for the 1971 72 year. The booklet lists course requirements grading standards prereqs and graduation changes including a Consumer Economics course and Driver Education at 10th grade. It notes new or reorganized courses such as Speech Personal Typewriting Record Keeping and Music Theory and lists registration days by class standing.
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Orangeville
James Hoyt
John Bos
Orangeville High School
Women’s Auxiliary Opens 1971 Season at Monroe Club
The Monroe Country Club Women’s Auxiliary will begin its 1971 season with a business meeting and luncheon next Wednesday May 5. An afternoon of bridge and golf follows and reservations for guests not on the permanent list are due by 1 p.m. Tuesday. Contact Mrs Edward Mueller or Mrs Roger Voelkli for details.
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Women’s Auxiliary
Country Club
Woman’s Auxiliary
Monroe Country Club
Edward Mueller
Roger Voelkli
Mrs. Roy Bissig Re-elected President at Zwingli Church Guild
Mrs. Roy Bissig was re-elected president and Mrs. Ernest Gempeler re-elected secretary of the Women’s Guild of Zwingli United Church of Christ, Monticello. They were installed for a two-year term by vice-president Mrs. Leon Gempeler at the Spring meeting.
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Monticello
Roy Bissig
Ernest Gempeler
Women’s Guild of Zwingli United Church of Christ
Fellowship Hall
Leon Gempeler
Bissig
Lyle Sinnett
Irene Marty
New Glarus
Fred Abbott
Willis Babler
World Service
Merlee Zurbuchen
Conservation Comments on contour strip destruction and funding
Lee and I note about 600 acres of contour strips are damaged yearly in Green County, roughly 25 percent of our work. A proposed remedy is charging landowners for reestablishment costs to fund technical help, though it may not become law.
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Lee
Congress
Green County
Soil Conservation Service
Reed Elected 4-H Director in Wisconsin Association
Allen Reed Green County 4-H Agent was elected director representing south central Wisconsin. He attended the University Extension Faculty conference on April 26 27 and 28 which included the Annual Meeting and focused on Capitalizing on the Strength and Uniqueness of 4-H.
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Allen Reed
Green County
Wisconsin Association of Extension 4-H
Wisconsin
Reed
University Extension
Monroe Township Cancer Crusade Totals and DNC Candidacy
A total of 309.35 was raised in Monroe Township for the April Crusade of the Green County Unit of the American Cancer Society announced by township chairman Mrs. Norman Ritschard. The Green County chair is Mrs. Louis Lehnherr with volunteers listed for Monroe Township. Rep. Sam L. Orlich confirmed his candidacy for the Democratic National Committee in Madison, with the post to be vacated by Assembly Speaker Robert T. Huber in June. Thomas Holter and Donald Peterson also seeking the position.
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Amy Morton
Green County
F. B. Luchsinger
Ned Woodman
Jesse W. Edelman
East
Browntown Peace Church
New Glarus Home
Zwingli Church
Pleasant View
Green County Hospital
J.C. Kalas
Madison
John Christopher
Warren Ingram
Monroe Township
American Cancer Society
Norman Ritschard
Louis Lehnherr
Juda
Green County Crusade
Mmes
Allie Mayer
Joe Denny
Gerald Smith
Werner Vogel
Dave Martin
Jim Bosanny
Rose Klessinger
William Korn
Les Bieneman
Fritz Wenger
Alfred Guttmer
Charlotte Ackerman
Don Place
Robert Gordon
Nathan Bechtolt
Chris Alston
Wis
Sam L. Orlich
Milwaukee
Democratic National Committee
Assembly
Robert T. Huber
Thomas Holter
Donald Peterson
Eau Calire
Monroe
American Society For Testing Materials
WSHC
F.O.B
Wisconsin
Retired Swift & Co. executive John Wilson dies at 83
John Emerson Wilson, 83, former general superintendent of Swift & Co., died Wednesday in Freeport Illinois. Starting as a waterboy in 1902 he rose to oversee all meat packing plants and retired in 1950.
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Freeport, Ill
John Emerson Wilson
Swift & Co
Wilson
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Associated Press
Inland Daily Press Association
Audit Bureau of Circulations and
Wisconsin Daily Newspaper League
Kohler
Ellen Brooks
Armed Services and Foreign Relations
Gen. MacArthur
Truman
First Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry Association
H. Monroe
F. F. West
M. C. Durst
Fred W. Buehler
First National Bank
Solomon Levitan
Louis Hirsig
New York
Connie M. Guion
Guion
Wisconsin Banks
Jerome H. Schwaiger
Knights of Columbus
Alta Tochterman
Monroe High School
Helen Hogan
J. H. Miller
Chicago
William G. Ewing
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Wells Opera House
Rock Grove
Rockford
Greenwood
LeRoy Metcalf
Clark County
Metcalf
Kublys
Mr. and
Mrs. Hanson
Orangeville School Institutes
Richard Smith
The
Kenneth I. Hanson
York Township
Nathan Brown
Werner Rutsch
Jefferson Township
Graydon Crabaugh
Harold Bear
Clarno Township
Lillian Stauffacher
Lester Gore
State Bank NO
and Savings Bank of Monroe
Aepus
U. S. Treasury
U. S
Federal
Internal Revenue Service
Lois M. Kaster
R. Finley Barry
John L. Norton Nathan E. Bear
State of
County of Green
Phyllis A. Rutledge
Monroe and
Cancer Crusade
Washington, D. C
Christopher Columbus
Jamacca
Abraham Lincoln
Springfield
Ill
Washington
Cecil Rhodes
Cape Colony
South Africa
Robert Hewitt
Atlantic City
N. J
Harvard University
Birmingham
Ala
Habib Bourguiba
Tunisia
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Cambodia
U.S
F. M. Bray
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