Well, Somebody Cares Editorial on Tarzan City Vandalism
Dr. Harriet G Anundsen laments vandalism at Tarzan City six acre woodland playground near cemetery and railroad. She recalls youths opened cabins damaged bee hives cut trees and scattered trash then a note claimed credit for mess but left signs intact. She plans to give Monroe's children another chance.
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Harriet G. Anundsen
Tarzan
Tarzan City
Onro
Toomake
Monroe
St Clare Hospital Celebrates 22 Years Of Care In Monroe
Hospital Week observances highlight St. Clare’s 22 years serving Monroe with the Sisters of St. Agnes and a staff of medical teams. The Odell Trust Gift and public support funded key equipment and construction since 1954. Strong administration, ongoing training, and patient centered care underpin its continued success.
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Monroe
St. Clare Hospital
Sisters of St. Agnes
St. Clare
Congregation of St. Agnes
Emery A
Amelia B. Odell Trust
Monroe Evening Times
Film Star Joan Crawford Born Lucille LeSueur in Texas
Actress Joan Crawford born Lucille LeSueur in San Antonio Texas on March 23 1908. The future movie star rose from modest beginnings to win fame in Hollywood during the 1930s and beyond.
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Joan Crawford
Lucille LeSueur
San Antonio, Tex
Greenem vote and church union discuss in Monroe
A May repeated item notes the Evangelical United Brethren and Evangelical church union service planned in Monroe on May 16 to join the two conferences. It cites Jacob J. Walser, 67, former Green County cheesemaker, and other obituaries from the area.
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Kent
Theodore T. Thorp
Monroe
U.S. Naval Hospital
Jacksonville
Fla
Henry Kundert
Glen Zilmer
Howard O. Schulz
Monroe Cow Testing Association
H. D. Schindel
Screen County Holstein Breeders
Féed Pro
Germany
Poland
Silesia
Warsaw
State Railroad Commission
Emerson Street
14Th Avenue
Okee Road
Menominee Tribe Faces New County Rule and Tax Burdens
The Menominee Indian tribe, now self governed after 107 years under federal oversight, faces worries over taxes and costs for education welfare and local services as Wisconsin transitions to a county system. Leaders and residents fear financial strain from housing tubercular patients, school taxes, and real estate levies while maintaining land rich in timber and fish.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Marcellus Cabo
Neopit
Gaylord Nelson
George W. Kenote
Kenote
U. S. Bureau of Indian Affairs
James Frechette
Oshkosh
Bennett
Brown County
Father Cabo
James Ford Bell Dies at 81 Founder of General Mills
James Ford Bell aged 81 died Sunday in Minneapolis. He founded General Mills and served as chairman of the board until his 1947 retirement. His death marks the loss of a key food industry leader and city native.
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Minneapolis
Minn
James Ford Bell
General Mills
Brig. Gen. Thomas Loy dies founder of American Legion in Paris
Brig. Gen. Thomas H. Loy a World War I veteran and one of the founders of the American Legion in Paris died Friday at age 92 after a long illness. He was a long-time Aurora resident and served in the postwar organization in France. Loy helped establish the Legion chapter during the postwar period.
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Aurora
Thomas H. Loy
American Legion
Paris
Rolla C. McMillen Dies at 80 Former Illinois Representative
Evanston Illinois obituary notes Rolla C McMillen age 80 of Decatur Illinois and Republican representative from 1940 to 1950 died Saturday after a long illness.
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Evanston, Ill
Rolla C. McMillen
Decatur
Rent that room through Classified ads in The Monroe Evening Times
Room for rent advertised in The Monroe Evening Times classified section. Space details not fully readable. ad invites inquiries for occupancy options, pricing, and contact method through the newspaper’s classifieds.
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Monroe Evening Times
Appleman Rites Set For Tomorrow
Funeral services are planned for 2 p.m. at the Pratt funeral center for Appleman, a retired Milwaukee Road employee with 25 years at LaFarge round house and 15 years at the center. Survived by his wife, two daughters Janesville and Hanover, two sons in law, 13 grandchildren and five great grandchildren, plus siblings.
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Ienidha Center
Ace
Pratt
Archie
Cashton
Myron
Janesville
Pearl Getter
Long Beach
Calif
Siron Hall
Viroqua
Henry Rumpe
Olaf Peterson Dies at 83 Former Mt Horeb Plumber
Olaf Peterson age 83 a former partner in the Peterson Plumbing and Heating Co Mt Horeb died after a brief illness in a Madison hospital. Services set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at Immanuel Lutheran church with visitation at Gesme funeral home. Survived by three daughters Mrs Burt Wittwer Madison Mrs James Comiskey Mt Horeb and Mrs Aldro Schaak Mineral Point two sons Olin Madison and Leonard Mt Horeb a sister Mrs Lavina Bakken Mt Horeb a brother Alfred Mt Horeb ten grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren. His wife preceded him in death.
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MT. Horeb
Olaf Peterson
Peterson Plumbing and Heating Co
Madison
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Gesme Funeral Home
Burt Wittwer
James Comiskey
Aldro Schaak
Mineral Point
Olin
Mrs Dame 72 of Lanark Dies at St Clare Hospital
Mrs Marie Coulter Dame 72 of Lanark Illinois died at 1 06 pm yesterday in St Clare hospital where she had been admitted Thursday as a medical patient She was born in Kansas on December 13 1888 and was married to Charles Vance Dame who died in March 1958 There are no immediate survivors Graveside services will be held Wednesday afternoon in Mountain Home cemetery Kalama zo Michigan Walker Mortuary in charge No visitation
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Marie Coulter Dame
Lanark
Ill
St. Clare Hospital
Kansas
Charles Vance Dame
Mountain Home Cemetery
Kalamazoo
Mich
Walker Mortuary
Local students initiated into Delta Zeta at Wisconsin State College Whitewater
Two Monroe residents were formally initiated into the Epsilon Kappa Chapter of Delta Zeta at Wisconsin State College Whitewater. Karen Jean Anderson and Sharon Baumgartner are named, with details on their parentage and academic standings as a kindergarten primary teaching freshman and elementary teaching sophomore respectively.
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Monroe
Delta Zeta
Wisconsin State College Whitewater
Karen Jean Anderson
Edmund R. Anderson
17Th Street
Sharon Baumgartner
H. B. Baumgartner
9Th Street
Miss Baumgartner
Miss Anderson
Libya Becomes Independent State in 1951 UN Decision
Libya in North Africa, formerly an Italian colony, is declared independent by a United Nations decision on Christmas Eve 1951. The move marks Libya as a sovereign state after years of colonial rule.
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Libya
North Africa
United Nations
Tax Hearing Schedule On Proposed Tax Changes
Public hearings on all bills relating to proposed tax changes and new levies will be held this week by the Joint Finance Committee in the State Capitol. Hearings start at 2 p.m. in the Assembly chamber with Gov Nelson’s franchise tobacco and income tax bill Tuesday.
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Joint Finance Committee
Assembly
Nelson
Wisconsin State Chamber of Commerce
Wisconsin Committee For Tax Revision
State Farm Bureau
Milwaukee Metropolitan Study Commission
Glen Pommerening
Blue Ribbon Committee
Gov. Nelson
Woman dies in Menasha apartment fire blaze
A 22 year old woman Miss Carol Stoebauer died from burns suffered in a Menasha building fire that tore through an apartment. She was hospitalized with second and third degree burns about 10 hours after the blaze.
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Menasha
Carol Stoegbauer
Weasel Description: Color Change in Cold Climates
A weasel is a small reddish brown mammal that turns white in very cold weather. The change helps it blend into snow and survive harsh winters.
Fernstaedt Dies at Freeport Hospital After Illness
Herbert William Fernstaedt age 49 of rural Stockton died early today at Freeport Memorial hospital after a long illness. He was born May 11, 1911 in Winslow Township, married Anna Hastings May 20, 1939 in Browntown. Survived by his wife, five children James David Thomas Barbara Blanche, mother Anna Fernstaedt of Warren, two brothers Robert and Walter, and sister Mrs. Frank Krebs of Winslow. Services set for 2 p.m. Wednesday at St. Pauls United Church of Christ Wayne Township with Rev. Scho walter officiating. Friends may call at Bartell funeral home Warren tomorrow after 1 p.m. and Wednesday before services.
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Herbert William Fernstaedt
Stockton
Freeport Memorial Hospital
Mr. Fernstaedt
Winslow Township
Otto
Anna Krupke Fernstaedt
Anna Hastings
Browntown
James
David
Thomas
Barbara
Blanche
Anna Fernstaedt
Warren
Robert
Walter
Winslow
Frank Krebs
St. Paul’s
Pony Project Group Plans Wednesday Meeting at Fairgrounds
A training meeting for 4H pony project members and leaders will be held at the fairgrounds at 8 p.m. Wednesday. Topics include grooming for fair competition and feeding. Hugh Roberts assists George Gramling, 4-H club agent, in this training.
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Pony Project
Fairgrounds
Hugh Roberts
George Gramling
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