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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1964
Page
2
Editorial Betrayed Deserted In John Glenn’s political bid decline
The piece laments Lt. Col John Glenn’s reduced state after his failed U S Senate bid. It notes his ongoing recovery from a fall and inner ear damage, ongoing Marine pay, and financial strain from campaign expenses. It criticizes those who enticed him into politics and calls for accountability from his supposed friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Glenn
Col. Glenn
Houston Space Medical Facility
Astronauts
Ohio
U.S
Marine Corps
Sen
Stephen Young
Pat Lucey Eyes Lieutenant Governor Run In Wisconsin
Pat Lucey, once the Democratic state chairman, plans a bid for lieutenant governor against incumbent Republican Jack Olson. Olson is a popular figure, giving Lucey a tougher challenge than past statewide wins for the Democratic ticket, while Gov. Reynolds’ record undermines independent support for the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olson
Lucey
Pat Lucey
John W. Reynolds
Philip Kuehn
Reynolds
Wisconsin
Jack Olson
Melbourne 1956 Olympics site chosen for 10 years hence
A 1954 note lists Melbourne as the 1956 Olympics site, with May 12 1954 as the decision moment. Other items include the Cleveland Indians beating the Yankees 8 7, deaths of Frank Otto Priewe and Joseph Franz Lehr, and upcoming antique car run in Monroe with a British trophy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Australia
Cleveland Indians
New York Yankees
Frank Otto Priewe
Britain
Monroe
Antique Automobile Club of America
Chicago
Veteran Car Club of
Great Britain
Grimm
Milwaukee Braves
Brooklyn Dodger Park
Margaret
Dorothea Widmer
Turn
Schwing Club
Monroe Harmonie Yodlers
Shrine Clubs
Green, Rock
William D. Gempler
American Legion
Oliver Grant Bobb
Martintown
Renk Urges GOP Plan for Gunther Golden Opportunity
Wilbur Renk, candidate for the U S Senate, urged the county GOP to present constructive programs to realize a “golden opportunity” this year. He argued for action on elderly care, farming, unemployment, automation, urban slums, and preserving state autonomy against federal power, stressing that ideas must translate into concrete policies. He emphasized free enterprise and individual incentives while warning against empty generalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Wilbur Renk
U.S. Senate
GOP
Marinette
Wisconsin
Wisconin
Browntown Sunday Dinner Visitors Across Nearby Towns
Sunday gatherings at the Browntown home of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Vincent drew a wide network of relatives and friends from Rockford Monroe Madison Darlington Forreston Stockton and Winslow. Attendees included Ernest Yates Lisa and Paul Vincent Lyman Davis Gerald Schmeldt Rollie Wells Walter Grossen Mae Middleton Bessie Stauffacher Gene Hoeft Arnold Fryer Willis Schmeldt and many more. The piece ends with a political quip about the 1965 66 State Senate term and a joke about the presiding position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Vincent
Ernest Yates
Lisa
Paul Vincent
Rockford
Lyman Davis
Monroe
Gerald Schmeldt
Rollie Wells
Janesville
Roland Winn
Winslow
Walter Grossen
Mae Middleton
Madison
B. E. Maddresis
Bessie Stauffacher
Gene Hoeft
Arnold Fryer
Willis Schmeldt
Stauffacher
Bobby
Fryers
Stockton
Macie Ross
Darlington
Lee van Matres
Earl Simler
Dennis
Forreston
Til
Marvin, Stauffacher
Ann van Meter
Messrs
Mmes
Henry van Meter
Census Bureau Seeks Information on Jobs and Hours
The Census Bureau will ask about the number of people holding second jobs in the May Current Population Survey. It covers type of work, hours at the second job, and night or weekend shifts. The survey runs May 18 in 357 areas, with interviewer Keith Rasmussen of Evansville. Thanksgiving Day date noted for the Virgin Islands hurricane season ends on Oct 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsuit
Census Bureau
Keith Rasmussen
Evansville
Virgin Islands
Grassland Day Set for June 2 at UW Emmons Blaine Farm
Grassland Dairy Field Day at the Emmons Blaine Jr Experimental Farm near Lake Mills is scheduled for Tuesday June 2 with demonstrations of forage harvesting equipment for low moisture silage and hay, field plots, and displays on milking machines fly control calf management and more. Wisconsin specialists will answer questions as demonstrations run from 10 a.m. all day. The event commemorates the farm’s 1947 memorial gift and offers insight into 17 years of research on forages dairy cattle breeding and alfalfa production management plus new field plots and weed control. Parking food on site. rain plan moves to Wednesday June 3. farm located two and a half miles north of US 30 on Faville Grove Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Wisconsin
Emmons Blaine Jr
Donald Peterson
University Experimental Farms
University
Emmons Blaine
Wisconsin
Peterson
Blaine Experimental Farm
U.S. Highway 30
Faville Grove Road
Lake Mills
Monticello Socials Report Weekend Visits
Miss Julie Krieg, a LaCrosse State College student, visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. Jake Krieg and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Peterson in Pontiac and Cindy, Bobby and Billy Zentner stayed with Mrs. Bessie Youngreen and Mr. and Mrs. Matt Zentner of Verona. Mrs. Lydia Voegeli joined her son and daughter-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Dick Voegeli in New Glarus for Mother's Day. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julie Krieg
LaCrosse State College
Jake Krieg
Elmer Peterson
Pontiac
Til
Cindy
Bobby
Billy Zentner
Verona
Bessie Youngreen
Matt Zentner
Lydia Voegeli
Dick Voegeli
New Glarus
August Carlson Taken by Death
August Carlson longtime Darlington farmer died after a long illness at Darlington Hospital. Services set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at Darlington Methodist Church with burial in Union Grove cemetery. He farmed until 1946 and was a Modern Woodman member. Survived by wife Maude, a foster son Fred DeMarco of Miami, five sisters Edith Arnsmeier Annie Howard Bertha Wilkinson Charles Reynolds Arther Drake, and three brothers Herman Oscar Albin. Friends may call at Sharer funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlingion
August Carlson
Darlington
Darlington Methodist Church
Union Grove Cemetery
Sharer Funeral Home
Carlson
Woodman Lodge
Maude
Fred DeMarco
Miami
Fla
Edith Arnsmeier
Lions at New Glarus Name State Delegates
New Glarus Lions Club members select delegates and alternates for the state convention at Lake Delton May 21 23. Delegates include Arthur Zweifel Kerwin Steffens Ernest Lufi Ed Willi David Hodgson Nic Zentner and H M Schmid. The club voted a $100 donation to the New Glarus Home for the Aged and ten members pledged a pint of blood for the Red Cross on May 15. The average home contains 20 to 25 electric motors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Glarus
New Glarus Lions Club
Lake Delton
Arthur Zweifel
Kerwin Steffens
Ernest Lufi
Ed Willi
David Hodgson
Nic Zentner
H. M. Schmid
Red Cross Bloodmobile
Stoughton Prepares for Syttende Mai Folk Festival
Stoughton hosts its 12th Syttende Mai festival with antique and Norse artifact displays, open house exhibits at vocational school, and the debut of the Stoughton Historical Museum. Saturday features a kiddie parade, street entertainment, Norwegian Dancers, and a 8 p.m. hootenanny. Sunday showcases a Racine YMCA Killie concert, a main parade at 2 p.m., folk dancing, and outdoor art in the bank lot. A diverse Norse‑themed program includes Star Spangled Banner, Norse anthem, and Nordic dance groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoughton
New Stoughton Historical Museum
Stoughton High School
Racine
YMCA
National Bank
Milwaukee
L-Bar-X
la Crosse
Mrs Bonjour Stricken at 73 in Freeport area
Mrs John Bonjour 73 lifelong area resident died yesterday in a Freeport hospital after a month illness. Born Mary Kuhse in Woodbine March 16 1891 she leaves five sons Wilbur Elmer John McConnell Orville and Alvin and two daughters Mrs Henry Albrecht and Mrs Raymond Korth plus a sister Mrs Amanda Cox and 25 grandchildren. Services 2 pm tomorrow at St Pauls Lutheran Warren burial Elmwood Cemetery Bartell funeral home in Freeport invited to call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakken
John Bonjour
Freeport
Mary Kuhse
August Kuhse
Woodbine
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Warren
Elmwood Cemetery
Bartell J Funeral
Wilbur
Elmer
John
McConnell
Orville
Wood-bine
Alvin
Dakota
Henry Albrecht
Raymond
Korth
Stockton
Amanda Cox
Two Persons Injured In Crash at Belleville
In Belleville a two car crash Sunday left William J. Murphy 20 and passenger Donald Boore 20 hospitalized at St Mary's. Murphy sustained a facial cut while Boore suffered a knee cap fracture and facial injuries. The Murphy car collided with a vehicle driven by Donald Schneider 17 at a village intersection and then struck a tree, according to Belleville officer Roland Hustad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belleville
William J. Murphy
Donald Boore
St. Mary’s Hospital
Madison Murphy
Boore
Roland Hustad
Murphy
Donald Schneider
Nora Rites Conducted For Walter C Trost
Services for Walter C Trost 57 who died of a heart attack while plowing were held at 1 pm today in the Nora Chapel Hill cemetery Freeport Survivors include his wife Marie five brothers Howard Rockford Wallace Freeport Alva Warren Carlton and Leland both of Stockton and a sister Mrs Leo Shaw Rockford The text notes there are nearly 5 percent million bee colonies in the United States
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Walter C. Trost
Nora Chapel Hill
Freeport
Marie
Howard
Rockford
Wallace
Alva
Carlton
Leland
Stockton
Leo Shaw
Rites Tomorrow for Mrs Flanery in Janesville
Mrs Eleanor Temple Flanery a longtime Janesville resident and former Chevrolet Division sales employee died Sunday after a long illness. Services are set for 1 30 p m tomorrow at Overton Funeral Home Janesville with Rev Sidney J Fris officiating. Burial in Milton Lawns Memorial Park. Friends may call tonight 7 to 9. Survived by husband Herbert J Flanery and two sisters Mrs William Heller Pittsford New York and Mrs Francis Haney Long Beach California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nervert
Kanery
Janesville
Benton
Overton
Sidney J. Francis
First’ Presbyterian’ Church
Milton Lawns Memorial Park
Flanery
Chevrolet
OPA
Eleanor Temple
Jacob B
Laura Peacock Temple
Janesville High School
Herbert J. Flanery
The
Elks Ladies
William
Pittsford
N. Y
Francis Haney
Long Beach
Calif
Classified ads aid daily problem solving for thousands
In a busy community, classified advertisements play a vital role helping residents find needed goods and services. Readers report quick access to job listings, housing options, and local trades through affordable, targeted notices. The classified section remains a practical hub for everyday solutions.
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Thomas Slowey
Portage
John M. Kelley
Jack’ Rose
New York
Star State
Herman Rosenthal
Charles Becker
Dane County
Stoughton Area
Fred T. Odell
Company H
J. M. Robert
Orangeville Reformed Church
Renk
Willis van Meter
Beloit
Leon Holcomb
Connie Blane
Marie Chapman
Julia Pickett
Yneda Mau
Monfree
W. G. Mau
B. E. Maddrell
Elwin
Dale Young
Brodhead
Ella Lehman
la Verne Lehman
Browntown
Mrs
Theda May
Jack
State Senate
Warren Ingram
Tom and Nancy
Edna Babler
Lawrence F. Marty
Goldfield
Alvin Kelling
R. W. Woelffer
Monticello
Betty Jane Woelffer
St. Charles
Ill
Royal Woelffer
Elmer Duerst
Middleton
Adam Duerst
John Christopher
Albany
C. D. Curtis
Monroe Lumber & Fuel CO
Lions
Nora
United States
Plymouth
U.S.A
Nationwide Consumer Testing Institute
Dearth Motors, Inc
17Th Avenue
Monroe, Wis
Mrs. Flanery
Wisconsin Power and Light
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