School Safety Patrols Honored in Wisconsin Observance
Wisconsin marks May 24 as a day to honor thousands of school safety patrols who wear white belts and badges. Patrols from Monroe and Saint Victors parish schools have operated this year to curb traffic fatalities and teach crosswalk safety. The program, recently reintroduced at Monroe’s Lincoln school on a trial basis, could expand to other schools if successful. Motorists are urged to slow down and acknowledge these young safety sieges who may save lives.
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Wisconsin
Lincoln School
Monroe Public
St. Victors Parish
Evolution in India Freeport journal ovedar
British India faces transition as crown relinquishes direct rule and Indians seek independence. All-India Congress votes to abolish untouchability, a long standing caste blight Gandhi opposed. Question remains if legislation can end deep rooted social norms without broader moral change.
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Freeport
Ovedar
India
Bri
All-India Congress
Gandhi
Congress
U.S. A
Interesting Items From The Evening Times May 19 1937
Monroe native Dick Patterson dies in Milwaukee. Harold Storck weds Virginia Chase on April 9. Spanish nobility guests Count and Countess Bayana of Madrid visit Roswell Richards home Monticello. City re declares war on disposal of whey in sanitary sewers. Mrs John D Germann Jr heads country club auxiliary.
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Dick Patterson
Monroe
Milwaukee
Harold M. Storck
Virginia Chase
Bayana
Madrid
Roswell Richards
Monticello
John D. Germann Jr
The Cruelty of Andrew Corday in a Tender Woman’s Life
Kirby recalls a childhood shaped by love and poverty and a mother drawn to Andrew Corday. He appears charming but is controlling, dismissive of illness, and cruel through insinuation. He lives for beauty and order, reforms his wife, and then abandons her for another, leaving Kirby devastated by the genteel cruelty hidden behind a calm, polished veneer.
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Andrew
New York
Palm Beach
Maryland
Lydia
Kirby
Daddy
Theo
Reno
Untitled fragment about Lydia and Kirby abuse scene
A fragmentary dialogue discusses the humiliation of a child Lydia and Kirby’s response, hinting at severe harm as a central tension. The text contrasts the cruelty to a child with worse acts, implying ongoing conflict and a continuation note.
Methodist Youth Fellowship Elects Officers in Albany Rally
South Wisconsin group sub district 3 officers were chosen at a Sunday rally in Albany Methodist church. Lois Burgy Monroe president Maribeth Holcomb Monroe vice president Donna Adelman South Wayne treasurer Stanton Stears Albany secretary. Potluck supper kittenball game and worship followed. Attendees listed by town included Monroe South Wayne Albany and clergy.
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Otu
Monroe
South Wayne
Methodist Youth Fellowship
South Wisconsin
Albany Methodist Church
Lois Burgy
Maribeth Holcomb
Donna Adelman
Stanton Stears
Albany
Patricia Thorp
Jacqueline Treloar
Maryann Duvall
Richard Kundert
Hollan Schilt
Charles A.’ Briggs
Dorothy Kurth
Betty Lou Chapman
Barbara Jones
Susan Gage
Edward Trow
Wanda Trow
Marlene Cortrite
Lyle Trow
Robert Phillips
Mary Thurman
Jack Waldrep
Fred Muehlemann dies at 63 in heart attack at New Glarus factory
Fred Muehlemann 63 veteran cheesemaker at Rock Hill factory Primrose township near Mt Horeb was found dead Saturday morning from a heart attack suspected earlier. Born March 11 1884 in Canton Bern Switzerland he married Marie Bohren July 10 1907 and came to America in 1910 settling in New Glarus area where he worked in cheesemaking and farming for 16 years.
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New Ularus
Rock Hill
Primrose Township
Mt. Horeb
Fred Muehlemann
Canton Berne
Switzerland
Marie Bohren
America
New Glarus
Muehlemann
Perry Primrose
Muel
Hill factory feature in National Geographic image
Mr Muehnlemann is pictured in the June National Geographic while cheese making. Surviving are four daughters Mrs Benford Jelle Mr Horeb Mrs Abner Venden Brooklyn Mrs Erwin Sandridge Brooklyn Mrs Chester Williams Madison three sons William Werner Herbert all of Madison and 15 grandchildren. Preceded in death by parents three sons and a daughter. Funeral at 2 pm Tuesday at New Glarus Swiss Reformed Church with Rev W J Stuckey officiating. Burial in church cemetery. Body at Zentner funeral home.
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New Glarus
Swiss Reformed Church
W. J. Stuckey
Zentner Funeral Home
Miss Anna Klemm Dies at Freeport
Anna Klemm aged 58 of 514 Broadway Freeport died Saturday night in a Freeport hospital after four weeks illness. Born February 2 1888 in Germany she came to America in 1891. She had worked four years at the Micro Switch Co Freeport. Surviving are brothers Otto Frank John and a sister pair Mrs Loomis and Mrs Faulkner and a half brother Milton Busjahn. Funeral services set for 2 tomorrow afternoon.
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Frank Faulkner
Cadiz
Milton Busjahn
Winslow
John L Sullivan Suffered Ulcer Pain Claims
A fragment suggests John L Sullivan faced stomach ulcer pains after meals and endured related suffering, noted in a historical query about his condition and fighting style without corroborating details.
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John L. Sullivan
Obituary Notice for Winslow Cemetery Burial
Friends may call at the Surington funeral home in Orangeville until 11 tomorrow morning before the burial at Rock Lily cemetery in Winslow.
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Rock Lily
Winslow
Surington Funeral Home
Orangeville
Albany Woman to Share in New York City Estate
Mrs Ellsworth Mabie of Albany and her brother George Roberts of Racine will inherit part of the New York estate of Nellie Gertrude Middleton, filed for probate. The will names cottages and holdings valued over 10 000 dollars and sets 500 dollar bequests for Ronald Mabie and Karen Mabie. Middleton died May 6, widow of Louis Middleton of New York City and sister of Mae E. Roberts of Albany.
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Ellsworth Mapie
Albany
George Roberts
Racine
Nellie Gertrude Middleton
New York
Ronald Mabie
Karen Mabie
Ellsworth Mabie
Cecil
Gertrude Roberts
Shirley Roberts Crook
Testatrix
Louis Middleton
New York City
Nellie Gertrude Clapp
Mae E. Roberts
Celia Faye Stuessy Dies at 212 Weeks
Celia Faye Stuessy born April 30 to Kenneth and Mildred Ammann Stuessy of New Glarus died Sunday at St. Clare hospital. She is survived by her parents grandparents Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Stuessy and Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Ammann, and two great grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Oswald Schmidt. Funeral services were held at 3:30 p.m. at Sweifel funeral home with Rev. W. J. Stuckey officiating. Burial followed in the Swiss Reformed cemetery.
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New Wlarus
James
Celia Faye Stuessy
Kenneth
Mildred Ammann Stuessy
New Glarus
St. Clare Hospital
J. P. Stuessy
Rudy Ammann
Oswald Schmidt
Swei
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Monroe, Daily Journal
Monroe Evening Times CO
Associated Press
Board OF Directors
Evening Times
Guy Hendrickson
Regina Nelson
South Haven
Minn
Robert Rodney
Madison
Kiwanis
R. F. Bushong
Swift and Co
R. D. Gorham
Monroe Municipal Band
U. S
Hood
Harvey S. Stauffacher
Res
White Block
Stria
Kroger
Maxwell House
Chase & Sanborn
Manor House
Hills Bros
de Folger
Csuner
Methodist Youth Fellowship Group
Gertrude Chambers
First National Bank Trust
Imperial Jwattearers
Imperial
Glencraft
Kubly Paint Store
Anna Klemm
A. C. Schmid,ber
Monroe Feed and Seed Co
City Hotel
U.S
Monroe Chickeries
Philco
Philo
Wor
Louis E. Buri Electric Co
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