Monroe Evening Times Subscription Rates and Mail Terms
The Monroe Evening Times lists subscription rates with in city carrier at 35 cents per week and mail rates of 12 dollars per year for Wisconsin and Illinois counties Stephenson Jo Davies and Winnebago. Outside Wisconsin mail is 14 dollars per year. Office hours are 8:30 am to 9 pm and telephone 325 5101.
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City of
Monroe
Wisconsin
Stephenson
Jo Davies
Winnebago
Illinois
Week That Was editorial roundup recalls weather, politics, fishing
A column of light vignettes recounts Madison weather guessing by Carl Jensen, a tour prize, Cub Scouts and pinewood racers, a funeral-home joke near Monroe Clinic, deer collisions on a return trip, Goetz addressing a GOP convention, and various small-town misadventures. The piece ties in storms, sewer repairs, nursing home costs, campus governance, and a delayed weekly edition due to a fishing spree.
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Carl Jensen
Madison
Weather Bureau
Whitewater
Monroe Clinic
William Johnston
The
Times
Park Falls
Jim Goetz
Minnesota
Monroe
Eau Claire
Ted Thayer
Kokomo
Ind
Louis Studer
Jaycees
al Ercalano
American Nursing Home Association
Lake Delton
Virginia
Asylum
Bob Cashman
Baraboo
Wisconsin
Northwoods
Louis Wyss
Monticello
Beecause
Albany seeks carrier boy for Saturday route
Albany newspaper asks for a boy at least 12 to take over the local route by Saturday. If none available, carrier service may be suspended. Your Times would continue by post until a new carrier is trained. Interested youths should contact Billy Heffner or Stanton P. Stears at home or the Times office in Monroe.
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Albany
Billy Heffner
Stanton P. Stears
Times
Monroe
Herman Schuld Dies at 67 in Edgerton
Herman A. Schuld 67 died Monday May 22 of a apparent heart attack at his son's repair shop in Edgerton Wisconsin. Born in Sharon Walworth County he married Christina Foss in 1921. He worked 44 years for Bowman Milk Co. in Brookfield retiring 1965. Survived by wife three daughters one son two brothers nine grandchildren two great grandchildren. Services set for 1:30 p.m. tomorrow at B L Booth Funeral Home Oregon. Friends may call after 2 p.m.
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Brooklyn
Herman A. Schuld
Edgerton
Mr. Schuld
Sharon
Walworth County
Christina Foss
Bowman Milk Co
Brookion
Theron Anglemyer
John Baumgartner
Oregon
Roger Armstrong
Mattoon
Ill
Theodore
Charles
Woodstock
Albert
B. L. Booth
Mrs. Chase 79 Dies in Walkerville Michigan
Former Belleville resident Fanny Duerst Chase seventy nine died recently in Walkerville Michigan. Survivors include son Herbert of Hesperia a daughter Mrs Lyle Frick of Walkerville two sisters Mrs Amelia Marty and Mrs Anna Wittner of Belleville a sister in law Mrs Albert Richard of Monticello and brother Jake Duerst of New Glarus.
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Belleville
Glen Chase
Walkerville
Mica
Fanny Duerst
Green County
Herbert
Hesperia
Lyle Frick
Amelia Marty
Anna Wittner
Albert Richard
Monticello
Jake Duerst
New Glarus
Last Rites Held for Fuerstenberg 37
Leonard Fuerstenberg 37 died Monday in his Cashton home. Funeral services were held at Sacred Heart Church Cashton. He worked for Hess Lumber Co. of Coon Valley. He is survived by four daughters, his parents Mr and Mrs Leo Fuerstenberg of Fennimore, two brothers Henry of Kenosha and Robert of Milwaukee, and sister Mrs Donald Janzen of Cashton.
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Leonard Fuerstenberg
Dennis Novinski
Blanchardville
Cashton
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Hess Lumber Co
Coon Valley
Leo Fuerstenberg
Fennimore
Henry
Kenosha
Robert
Milwaukee
Donald Janzen
To the Editor: Missing Beer Courtesy on 13th Ave
Chalmer Armstrong of 2223 13th Ave complains that a case of beer was taken from his front porch and asks the thief to at least leave a thank you. The notice seeks acknowledgment and caution to would be neighbors.
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Chalmer Armstrong
13Th Ave
My Thanks to the Homemakers and Kind-Hearted Helpers
A message from Mrs. Dorothy Volmary Goodwill Representative thanks the Homemakers church groups 4H and many others for their kindness and support to the Goodwill Industries. The poem expresses gratitude for help from friends everywhere and the shared joy of giving.
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Dorothy Volmary Goodwill
Monroe
Goodwill Industries, Inc
Nels J. Krupp Stricken at 90
Retired farmer Nels J. Krupp, 90, died Monday in his Brooklyn home after a long life in Wisconsin farming communities. Born in Denmark he immigrated at 14 and later joined Brooklyn Lutheran Church. Surviving are his wife Cecil Emmons Krupp, a daughter Marion Krupp of Janesville, a son Neil, and brother Edward of Chicago. Funeral services set for tomorrow at Edison Olson Funeral Home in Stoughton with viewing after 4 p.m.
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Brooklyn
Nels J. Krupp
Mr. Krupp
Denmark
United States
Stoughton - Oregon
Brooklyn Lutheran Church
Cecil Emmons
Marion Krupp
Janesville
Neil
Edward
Chicago
Edison- Olson Funeral
Stoughton
Lost Act Highlights Strange Logic of Absence
A compact reflection on how missing elements reveal the logic of what remains. The piece explores the idea that absence can be as defining as presence, turning loss into a frame for understanding action and purpose.
Two Monroe Graduates Among Whitewater State Commencement
Nearly 420 graduates will receive degrees at Whitewater State University's 98th annual commencement on Sunday May 28 at 2 p.m. on Hamilton Field. Susan Marie Brown earns a bachelor of education cum laude in secondary education with a physics major. William Lee Wartenweiler graduates with a bachelor of education in business education and plans to teach in Pomona California after residing in Twin Oaks Trailer Park Whitewater with his wife Gail.
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Monroe
Whitewater State University
Hamilton Field
Susan Marie Brown
Brown
Lawrence E. Butzlaff
Lowes Park
Ill
Steven F. Brown
William Lee Wartenweiler
W. J. Wartenweiler
Wartenweiler
Gail
Twin Oaks
Henriksen Boy Dies at Madison
Jeffrey Henriksen six son of Mr and Mrs Ronald Henriksen died yesterday in a Madison hospital after a brief illness. Survived by parents a sister Randy Sue and two brothers Gene and Bruce all at home and grandparents Edward Henriksen Brooklyn and Mrs John Hellenbrand Lodi. Funeral set for 10 a m Friday May 26 at Holy Mother of Consolation Catholic Church Oregon with visitation at B L Booth Funeral Home Oregon after 7 p m tomorrow.
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Brooklyn
Jeffrey Henriksen
Ronald Henriksen
Madison
Randy Sue
Gene
Bruce
Edward Henriksen
John Hellenbrand
Lodi
Holy Mother of Consolation Catholic Church
Oregon
B. L. Booth
First U S Explorer I Launch At Cape Kennedy Jan 31 1958
The first U S earth satellite Explorer I launched from Cape Kennedy Florida on January 31 1958 marking a milestone in space exploration.
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U. S
Cape Kennedy
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Angry mobs attack Taipei U.S. Embassy and USIA
Ten years ago today in Taipei angry mobs damaged the U.S. Embassy and the office of USIA. Albert Buri and Robert Rieder of the County FB Youth Organization will co chair the June Dairy Month Contest.
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Taipei
Formosa
U.S
USIA
Albert Buri
Robert Rieder
FB Young Peopes Organization
Ground breaking at Twin Grove for Jefferson Center Cheese Co op
Ground breaking ceremonies take place at Twin Grove for the Jefferson Center Cheese Co op. Harness type ponies from Malbrook Farm Stables in Monroe win top honors at the Villa Louis Horse Show in Prairie du Chien.
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Twin Grove
Jefferson Center
Malbrook Farm
Monroe
Villa Louis
Prairie du Chien
Supreme Court Greenlights Security Act Provisions
The Supreme Court ruled the unemployment insurance and old age pension provisions of the Security Act constitutional in a momentous decision. Sigismund Levaneffsky, an American trained Soviet pilot, prepared his transport plane for a dash across the north pole to the United States.
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Supreme Court
Sigismund Levaneffsky
North Pole
U.S
40 Years Ago Today May 24 1927 Hartwick Escape
Charles Hartwick aged 24 of Clarno Township escaped serious injury after his truck wrecked and pinned him beneath it. Local authorities reported the incident occurred on May 24, 1927.
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Charles Hartwick
Clarno Township
Stoughton Beats Monroe High In Lopsided Baseball Win
Stoughton baseball team defeated Monroe High 27 to 4 in a decisive game. The scoring spree highlighted strong pitching and multiple hitters contributing to the large margin.
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Stoughton Baseball Nine
Monroe High
Walter Gehrs Moves Family to Town from Milwaukee
Fifty years ago on May 24 1917 Walter Gehrs a mechanic at the Fritz garage relocates his family from Milwaukee and rents the former residence of Mrs W F Carver J B Treat returns home after a long stay in Honolulu.
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Walter Gehrs
Fritz Garage
Milwaukee
W. F. Carver
J. B. Treat
Honoluu
Monroe Officials Advised To Enforce Sunday Saloon Keys Law
Sixty years ago on May 24 1907 Monroe officials were urged to apply a Belvidere law requiring police to possess all saloon keys on Sundays Clark E Gapen of Monroe is named to the 1909 Badger Board at the University of Wisconsin Howard Chadwick returns from El Paso where he spent a year in newspaper work
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Monroe
Belvidere
Clark E. Gapen
Badger Board
University of Wisconsin
Howard Chadwick
el Paso
Charlotte Hemphill Receives Her Diploma
ORANGEVILLE Times Special Miss Charlotte Hemphill daughter of Mr and Mrs Stanley Hemphill graduated May 19 from Madison Business College Madison Wis Attending graduation were Mr and Mrs Hemphill and daughters Martha and Lou Ann and Mrs Albert Hemphill and Wayne Price the latter a student at Wisconsin State University Platteville Dial 325 5101 for Adtaker now.
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Orangeville
Charlotte Hemphill
Stanley Hemphill
Madison Business College
Madison, Wis
Hemphill
Martha
Lou- Ann
Albert Hemphill
Wayne Price
Wisconsin State University
Platteville
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