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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1968
Page
2
Fragment from Monroe Evening Times notes EMERY A. ODELL mentioned with 1953 context. Contains cryptic cataloging text and page mark likely referencing local notices or obituaries without readable details.
Readers debate whether the federal government can solve poverty and the merits of the Poor People’s March. A letter from Harriet G Anundsen questions coverage and calls for balanced facts, while others voice caution about government overreach and urge civic protest. Five delegates attend Wisconsin Tavern League convention in Wisconsin Dells.
Ted Tindell a lifelong Platteville resident and former city employee died Friday May 17 at Cuba City Hospital. Funeral services were held May 20 at Thomas Funeral Home. He is survived by his widow Agnes four daughters Kenneth and Beverly of Platteville and Mrs Mar vin Ogden of St. Louis eight grandchildren and eight siblings.
A run of brief notes recalls events dated May 21 across decades from 1908 to 1958. Highlights include Monroe Jaycee honors, sorority convention guests in Indy Acres, and a $500 Ina Butler scholarship winner in Wisconsin.
The Wisconsin Department of Agriculture announced eight district winners who advance to the finals June 13 to 15 in Burlington. Winners include Pamela Ann Rice of Racine. Barbara Ann Hansen of Prairie du Chien. Eileen Weisenfel of Columbus. Sharon Ann Seefeld of Germantown. Patricia Heimerman of Menasha. Barbara Ann Basta of Schofield. Carol Lynn Trautt of Iron River. and Bobbie Thoreson of West Allis.
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