Monroe Evening Times Records and Publication Details
The Monroe Evening Times, founded October 15 in Monroe Wisconsin, states its daily publication schedule with Sunday omission and ownership by Monroe Evening Times Co. Emery A. Odell is named president, with the note that dispatches credited to the paper or not are reserved for republication by the focal news pubilisJed and republication rights are exclusive.
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Editorial rebuke rings against CIO and John L Lewis
The piece lambasts Phil Murray and the CIO for anti Truman displays and for policies that worsened postwar labor strife. It blames the CIO United Automobile Workers for fueling economic decline, cites coal and oil dependencies, and calls for reform of labor dispute machinery and potential limits on union dues collection.
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John L. Lewis
Phil Murray
Steel Workers
CIO
United States
Truman
Franklin D
Calvin Coolidge
James Buchanan
United Automobile Workers
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Jenny and Steve Plot At Hathaway House
Jenny declares she will stick to her plan as Andrea’s appearance looms and Mary probes Steve, who contemplates a hospital project and a possible divorce. Their tension surfaces at the Hathaway home with hints of schemes, attraction, and a town meeting looming.
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Gram
Ede Ted
Jenny
Ede
Fool's Hill
Hathaway
Steve
Hathaway House
Mary
Justice
New York
Andrea
Northam
War and Navy Departments
Washington
Seve
Potiphar
Madam Potiphar
Open Face Sandwiches and Potato Topped Dishes Guide
Practical kitchen notes suggest saving wheat fry surplus by creaming it on top of mashed potatoes for baked potatoes, and serving open face sandwiches for lunch instead of the closed variety. Crumble potato chips over meat casseroles and top pies with mashed potatoes or corn mush for a heartier meat and vegetable pie.
Mt Olive Lutheran Wisconsin Synod Services Note
Community church notices list Rev A Toepel and Rev D Andrew Howey with morning services at various locations including Mt Olive Lutheran and Immanuel Evangelical, plus union Sunday schools and vacation Bible school plans. Also includes Grace Lutheran and other local church events and staff changes.
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Mt. Olive Lutheran Wisconsin Synod
Elder A. Toepel
Divine Service
Union Presbyterian
Community Vacation Bible School
The
Methodist Church
LeRoy Loats
Grace Lutheran Curch
Aid Society
Ilinois Synod Meeting
Quincy
Ill
Thurssday
Newell Mendenhall
Orangeville Woman's Club Ends Season at Picnic Supper
Orangeville Woman's Club wrapped up its 1945-46 calendar with a pot luck picnic for members and families. Magicians Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wurtzel of Freeport entertained. Reports on county and district conventions were given. Club president Mrs. C. B. Bridge handed the gavel to Mrs. Lyle Rinehart.
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Glen EB. Bolender
C. B. Bridge
Ellen Goodhart
Ramona Huot
Will Haupt
Ray Geiter
Roy Hefty
Gien Bolender
Della Seidel
Loreen Lubbers
M. Bostian
M. Moore
Shafter
Verl Barmore
Club Institute
Vera Heck
Monroe and Browntown Methodist Interesting Items From the Files
The Evening Times notes include St Victor's Catholic church confirming a class of 100, largest on record, with Archbishop Samuel A Stritch administering rites. Death of eight year old Joseph Von Arx, Chester Johnson injured at work near Argyle, and former Illinois governor Len Small dies. Ice prices rise to 1 per 100 pounds. Glen Zilmer Post adopts memorial tree planting. Preston Hollo way and Nellie McLaughlin wed recently. School children perform operetta In a Flower Garden. Church services and study classes listed for Montroe Browntown and area, plus local notices from St John Evangelical United Brethren and Warren W Sutton minister. High school male quartet to sing at Sunday service.
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Monticedlo
Zwingli
Grace Evangelical
W. J. ‘Abe
First Evangelical Church
Milwaukee
Postville
St. Victor's Catholic
One’s Row
President Harding
Glen Zilmer
Preston Holloway
Nellie McLaughlin
Ship wedding thwarted by ship’s screw arch of triumph
James H. Sim and Josephine Chappo intended a quiet ceremony aboard the liberty ship Allen C. Balch at Seattle port. The ship’s propeller interrupted, crew built a makeshift wedding arch with hammers and marlin spikes, and the newlyweds fled amid rice and a crew promise of a secret honeymoon destination. In Los Angeles, morning after nerves brought a novel cure as oxygen therapy was demonstrated at a hospital convention, inhaling nine parts oxygen to one part carbon dioxide for 20 minutes left several Optimist club members feeling more optimistic.
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Associated Press
Seattle
James H. Sim
San Francisco
Allen C. Balch
Josephine Chappo
Portland
Los Angeles
Juda By Mrs. F. N. Miller Juda By Mrs. F. N. Miller
John Bridge Beloit called here Royal Neighbors met with Mrs. John Ruef Mr and Mrs Ervin Elmer and others were dinner guests at the John D Elmer home Badger school Miss Marion Newman teacher closed Friday The picnic invitation event occurred Sunday Mr and Mrs Waldron Brown Watertown welcomed a son born Monday Jan Alan High school pupils plan annual picnic Friday at Lake Leota Evansville Morris Grenzow Milwaukee caller Esther Larson stayed in Mon and Mrs Leland Boyer and daughter visited the Or
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John Bridge
Beloit
John Ruef
Ervin Elmer
William Guerski
Sandra
Brodhead
Donald Miller
Washington
Robert Elmer
John D. Elmer
Badger School
Marion Newman
Waldron Brown
Watertown
Jan Alan
Lake Leota
Evansville
Morris Grenzow
Milwaukee
Esther Larson
Monroe
Leland Boyer
Local Social Gossip Gathers At Homes And Visits
Wayne Vanderbilt improves at home while Mrs. Louise Pinno visits Springboro sister and brother. Several families host dinners and guests in Blanchardville Whitewater Monroe Beloit Madison and Brodhead. The Arnsmeier and Matzke families host gatherings and a eighth grade party features a scavenger hunt.
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Ville E. Ayen
Blanchardville
Wayne Vanderbilt
Louise Pinno
Springboro
Paul Vatter
Herman Effert
Chester Pinnow
el Marcus
Freeport
Raymond Arnsmeier
Kenneth Zimmerman
Footville
Rodney Arnsmeier
Ivan Arnsmeier
Robert Stuckey
Davis
Ill
Janette
Joyce Arnsmeier
William F. Matzke
Monroe
Lloyd Keener
Waukegan
Frank Siedschlag
Roy Fries
Beloit
John Kopp
Madison
C. J
Arthur Tingley
Whitewater
Janet Arnsmeier
Billie Brunkow
Edwin Schindler
Maxine Miller
Mary Broege
Werner Gerger
James Newman
Edward Jordan
Robert Retzlaff
Fredrick Bridge
Trade advances from China bring silk and porcelain
Chinese exchanges yield prized goods including silk, paper, printing, porcelain, and crops. The list highlights diverse commodities such as peaches, oranges, lemons, chrysanthemums, and soybeans shaping global goods.
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