Monroe Ludlow Memorial Library Celebrates 50th Anniversary
The Ludlow Memorial library in Monroe marks fifty years since completion with an open house and reflection on its gift from Arabat Ludlow’s family. Head librarian Nellie Kohli since 1919, Rose Johnson, and Jennie Gray Studio shaped the library’s enduring service to the public and children’s division.
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Wisconsin weighs sales tax as part of tax overhaul
A Madison clinic discussion with an Ohio expert urges Wisconsin to pursue a retail sales tax as part of a broad tax reform. The expert argues it could replace income levies, ease burdens on farm and business property, and tap tourist revenue, while warn ing against quick emergency tax moves and urging local level scrutiny.
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Educator Ray Van Durzee Dies in Milwaukee
Ray R. Van Durzee longtime director of the West Allis school of vocational and adult education died Friday night at Veterans hospital Milwaukee Wood. The obituary notes his service and impact on local education.
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Veterans news and local notices from Monroe area
Ten years ago Pvt. John J. Ault was released from a German prison camp by cable to his father in Monroe. Selective Service added indefinite deferments for men over 30 in useful work. Long-range Japanese balloons caused sporadic western North American attacks. the Unified Brethren Church merged with Evangelical Church to form Evangelical United Brethren Church.
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Gripe column laments cramped modern cars and old Lincoln trunks
The writer recalls kids borrowing long flat traveling cases from an old Lincoln trunk, comparing space and comfort with modern car design. He mocks current engineering, praising the roomy trunk era and lamenting shrinking leg room and awkward interiors. The piece blends humor with nostalgia for earlier auto travel.
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Touring comforts and compact living in travel culture
The passage critiques cramped touring lifestyle and vehicle design while praising grace and comfort. It contrasts stiff, church pew like seating with storage space and asks for a car interior that relocates essential comforts inside. It cites Kate Smith and Jackie Gleason as examples of balance between function and ease.
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Week's Protein Values Compared
The weekly table from the Protein Economics and Research Council shows comparative protein prices for Monroe markets this week. The report lists prices across various protein foods, highlighting shifts in cost and value for consumers.
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Death Record: George A Sloan Former Met Opera Leader
George A Sloan aged 61, former president and chairman of the Metropolitan Opera, and director of U S Steel Goodyear Merrill Lynch firms. Born in Nashville Tennessee, he died Friday.
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Philadephia Attorney Ladner Jr. Dies at 72
Albert H. Ladner Jr. 72, a Philadelphia attorney and longtime fraternal leader, served as supreme dictator of the World Loyal Order of the Moose and twice as illustrious potentate of Lulu Temple. He died Friday.
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James GilbeyPioneered Broadway’s Great White Way
James P Gilbey 78 longtime vice president of Outdoor Advertising Inc helped build Broadway’s largest electric signs and helped create the Great White Way Born in Syracuse New York he died Friday
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Sears editor William Pettigrew dies at 82
William Pettigrew, 82, former editor of the Sears Roebuck catalog and early assistant to Richard W. Sears, founder of the mail order firm, died Thursday in Long Beach Indiana.
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West Point noted as long sole US engineering school
The National Geographic notes West Point served for many years as the country’s only engineering school, highlighting its historic role in American technical education.
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Stock Market Starts Rebound
The market shows the strongest recovery move of this four week reaction with the Associated Press average up to 163.50 from a yearly low of 148.80 on January 17. Traders note the rebound differs from prior rallies as pace and volume vary while early March peaks loom near the April 26 high of 166.80.
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Synod Meeting Opens With Delegates From Grace Lutheran
Rev Clarence C Warfel Ralph A Lindsay and Reuben J Brothersen of Grace Lutheran church among 300 delegates at the 36th Illinois Synod meeting in Dixon Illinois from Monday to Thursday at St Pauls Lutheran church The relocation of Carthage College is a key issue Dr Harmon J McGuire synod president gives the keynote Monday night Lenwood Monte son of Grace will be ordained Wednesday night at 7 p m in CST Gethsemane Lutheran pastor Rev William A Kisor assists Monte's ordination service
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Freeport Chef Assumes Monroe Country Club Dining Role
Daniel M. Nichols, a Freeport chef, takes over the dining room operation at Monroe Country Club. He succeeds Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Neubauer who stepped down as Mr. Neubauer was appointed as a state restaurant inspector in Rhinelander. The note mentions the Turkish republic began in 1953.
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Birthday Greetings List and Birds Nesting Habits
Times Children’s Club rosters birthdays from May 22 to May 28 for multiple towns, listing names and addresses. A nature feature by Sara Perry explores birds and animals using abandoned homes, nesting choices by woodpeckers flickers sapsuckers chickadees and cow birds with remarks on burrows and nest reuse.
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South Wayne Names and Dates Listed for Record
The entry lists Tim Allen Haldiman of Route 1 South Wayne born May 26, 1950, Patricia Ann Haldiman of Route 1 South Wayne born Sept 11, 1954, and George Alvin Bahn of 631 West Cottonwood Street Freeport born Feb 6, 1955, with locations and dates.
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Judith Kaye Zweifel
Belleville
Thomas Dean Olson
Darlington
Carl Edward Halverson
Beloit
Phyllis Elaine Blum
Susan Kay Klassy
Monticello
David Glenn
Donavon George Gerber
Argyle
Merlyn Fredrick Wirth
Terry John Haldiman
South Wayne
Henry Leon Boegeli
Browntown
Donald Eugene Meier
Roger Lee Goepfert
Box 176
Heidi Mary Schlappi
Winslow
John Robert Beutel
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Gary Lee Ballmoos
Carol Jean Koelling
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Natalie Lynn Bruegger
Tim Allen Haldiman
Patricia Ann Haldiman
George Alvin Bahn
Oldest Whitewater Resident Ed ward Engebretsen Dies
Mrs Edward Engebretsen aged 97 longtime Whitewater resident who lived in the city 77 years died Friday in a Fort Atkinson hospital.
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Monroe Evening Times Boys and Girls Club Enrollment
All boys and girls up to age 12 are invited to join the Monroe Evening Times club. Fill out the coupon and mail to the Evening Times Club, Monroe Wisconsin. Name
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Aide at U S Hospital To Face Court martial
Thomas Bayes Jrn32 recreation director at Letterman General hospital is to stand court martial on charges of cooperating with the Chinese Reds while a prisoner of war in Korea. No date set. Bayes of Flat Lick Kentucky served with the 6th Medium Tank Battalion when captured April 25 1951 and released Sept 3 1953. He denies the charges.
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