Monroe Daily Journal Origin and Ownership Note
The Monroe Daily Journal, founded October 13, 1927, was published daily except Sunday by the Monroe Evening Times Co. Emery A. Odell served as president. The paper operated in Monroe Wisconsin with second class mail and editorial affiliations noted for republication rights and copyright.
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Monroe Daily Journal
Monroe Evening Times CO
Emery A. Odell
Kotered
Monroe
Wis
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Geo
Father McCollow Honored by Monroe Residents in Standout Tribute
Editorial lauds Father E C McCollow of St Victor's Parish for the heartfelt Public display of affection from Monroe residents. The piece highlights his thoughtful, gentle service and ties his influence to the city’s warm welcome and shared Neosho roots.
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E. C McCollow
Monroe
Shepherd of St Victor's
Father McCollon
Father McCollis
Neosho
Kansas
Perios
Father McCollow
Silver Lining Amid Global Food Shortage Fears
An international food conference opens amid warnings of severe shortages and a planned Russian absence. In Berlin, Russian price rules curb local produce, leading to rot as frost and drought bite Europe and the United States. Farm labor, mills, and machinery strain under strikes and scarce materials, signaling hard times ahead if Washington fails to act.
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Berlin
Wisconsin
New York
Chicago
Washington
Applebees at Elm Point sets stage for murder tale
Jane Applebee recalls her fall murder involvement tied to the Pearce family estate in Milburn Connecticut. Neal, Dita, and their father Parris Applebee shape a world of stage life, debutantes, and gossip as Neal moves in and Neal’s romance with Deane Lennard weaves through the family drama.
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Jane Applebee
Pearce
Pearce Sterling and Plate Works
Milburn
Conn
Dita
Pacific
Elmpoint
Neal
Jane
Parris Applebee
Parris Tarrant
New
Neal Tarrant
Applebee, Inc
New York
Nataly
Frank Coleman
Greenwich
Richard Pearce, Jr
Elm
Point
London
Broadway
Tenth Street
Airborn diaper service pilots speed operations between plants
Nicholas Alexander of Saratoga Springs and Peter Matthews of Gloversville launch air transport of diapers between their plants. Each owns a plane and the first shipment of 1400 diapers is set to move from Saratoga Springs to Gloversville, shortening the former truck route.
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Airborn
Saratoga Springs
N. Y
Gloversville
Nicholas Alexander
Peter Matthews
Iran Delegations Weigh Russian Role as Azerbaijan Tensions Rise
U N council members and Iran debate potential Russian troop presence in Iran and interference in Azerbaijan province. Ambassador Ala warns of a tense Azerbaijan situation requiring council attention as Gromyko abstains from sessions and Tehran dispatches a probe team to Tabriz.
Interesting Items From The Evening Times Files May 22 1936
Jesse A. Whitehead dies at 53. First aid stations on Green county highways aided by Glen to secure fire insurance rating. Victor Rutter touts state best rating at firemen’s convention. 25 Years Ago May 22 1921 Miss Cliff a mare owned by F B Luchsinger dies of indigestion. Straw hats and gingham frocks mark start of summer. Rear Admiral N C Twining named naval attache. Park to become tourist camp. Baseball roots in English cricket.
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Jesse A. Whitehead
Green County
Glen
Victor Rutter
Turmoil in Azerbaijan sparks fresh Iran Russia fears
The crisis in the Iranian province of Azerbaijan worsens as reports claim Tehran suppresses local authority while Soviet forces may remain in civilian dress. Hussein Ala warns the UN Security Council of grave risks to international peace and security amid possible civil conflict and Moscow’s boycott.
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United Nations Security Council
Moscow
United States
Hussein Ala
Hag
Azerbaijan
Iran
Armenia
Tabriz
Sainkalen
Tehran
Security Council
Council
Andrei A. Gromyko
Pishevari
Monticello Homemakers Celebrate Tenth Anniversary Banquet
Members of the Homemakers clubs from Monticello Byers C D Curtis Monticello and Mt. Pleasant attended the tenth anniversary banquet at Monroe. Attendees included Tri-Town Ames Herman J Klassy Rudy Ammon Sr Robert Duerst Corral Disch Ralph Frielag E C Soper Orso Duerst Sam Klassy Ambrose Wenger Jacob Ott Arthur Ames Frank Schiesser Herman Elmer Robert Wild Otto Strahm Emery Silver J C Marty Abe Kubly Stillman Huntly Henry V Babler Harvey Elmer Fred Abbott Earl Feldt John Lehr John Dooley Lena Babler Harvey Milbrandt Orville White Ben Feldt Willis Babler Clifford Riese Alfred Isely and others. The Washington ing Workers also listed several members.
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Homemakers Clubs
Monroe
Tri-Town Club
Ames Herman J. Klassy
Rudy Ammon Sr
Robert Duerst
Corral Disch
Ralph Freilag
E. C. Soper
Orso Duerst
Sam Klassy
Ambrose Wenger
Jacob Ott
Arthur Ames
Frank Schiesser
Herman Elmer
Robert Wild
Otto Strahm
Mt. Pleasant
Mmes
Emery Silver
J. C. Marty
Abe Kubly
Stillman Huntly
Henry V. Babler
Harvey Elmer
Fred Abbott
Earl Feldt
John Lehr
John Dooley
Clark’ Dooley
Lena Babler
Harvey Milbrandt
Orville White
Ben Feldt
Willis Babler
Clifford Riese
Alfred Isely
Washington
Ing Workers
Anton Hefty
E. W. Marty
Clarence Loveland
Sam Duerst
Herman Ritschard
Fred Blum
Frank Loveland
Waldo Zimmerman
Clarence Elmer
Aie Ele
Merlyn Loveland
Her
Monticello and Washington Club Guests Attend Funeral Lunch
Social notes list guests after Gus Hefty’s funeral at the John Wittenwyler home. Attendees include families from Monticello New Glarus and Madison along with relatives from Racine and Freeport. A June wedding shower honors Miss Viola Klassy of New Glarus as she plans to marry Wilbert Stauffer of Monticello.
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San Klassy
Leon Gempeler
Monticello Club
Mmes
Emil Voegeli
J. W. Barlow
H. F. Stoll
J. B. Zweifel
Jake’ Thompson
Marvin Zimmerman
Rose B. Voegeli
Bessie Youngreen
Washington Club
John Wittenwyler
Fred Burgy
Matt Bissig
Gus Hefty
Arvin Grossenbacker
Werner Amport
Walter Amport
Milwaukee
John Amport
Racine
Nic Hefty
Madison
Roy Bissig
James. Holcomb
Euphemie Lengacher
Robert Wittwer
New . Glarus
Anna Mae
Loraine
Richard
Jacob Legler
Elizabeth Rolph
St. Clare Hospital
Robert Kingdon
Adam Schuler
Desothy el
Freeport
William Pagel
W. L. Zweitel
New Glarus
Walace P. Barlow
Viola Kiaasy
Wilbert Stauffer
Monticello
Larry Klassy
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Deane Lennard
Janet
Deane
Hunt Berwick
John R. McSweeney, Joon, Nee
Mardovich
Yank
Yank Litchfield
Admiralty Islands
Ray Nelson
Litchfield
Associated Press
San Francisco
CIO
Pacific Gas & Electric Co
Trish Kago
Town Hall
John Muldoon
Muldovich
Muldoon
Frautschy and
Herbert Clarno
P—security Council
Russia
Ala
Red Army
Gromyko
Evening Times
Van's
Rv DeWitt MacKenzie
Monticello Byers
C. D. Curtis
Kempfert Pharmacy
Ata Yroans
Barktaker
Goetz Theater Bldg
Blanchardville
Herman J. Klassy
Melvin Voegels
Andrew Klassy
Barbara Hoesly
Emanuel Streiff
Christ Mueller
Anna Borden
Anna Duerst
John Blum
Harris ‘Schuett
John Keren
Peter’ Klasty
Edgar Engle
Harry Wolfe
Bob
Jake Schultz
John Daubert
Walter Brink
Donald
Elizabeth
Vernon
Jake Legler
Chiropractic Clinic
M. J. Gonstead
Res
Bennebohun Better Drug Stores
Washington Ave
Scientific E-Zite
Scientific
Polaroid
Trukenbrod
Monroe, Wi
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