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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1949
Page
2
The fragment argues that Medicine Again program is private and inadequate to the job, suggesting that this conclusion follows from the theory. It highlights perceived flaws in the program’s design and effectiveness.
Governor Luther W Youngdahl will headline the state youth meet opening tomorrow in Monroe. Carol Schindler and other youth council members will attend with sessions including 19 panel discussions led by Prof Marvin Madison on children and youth recreation.
A paternity suit against Wallace Beery was dropped after his death on April 15. The case had been filed by Gloria, with the action halted due to the actor's passing.
The Earl of Strathmore and Kinghorne, brother of Queen Elizabeth, died today at Glamis Castle. He was 64 and the eldest of the queen's three brothers after months of illness.
A 1924 archival clipping notes that Congress approved an income tax cut. It also mentions President Coolidge signing the Japanese exclusion act and various local notices from May 25 1924 across Illinois including deaths and civic updates.
Green County Historical Society leaders expect renewed activity with a meeting planned at the library to eject officers. The first election since March 1 will name directors and committees from past leaders including Mrs. May Luchsinger and Miss Clara ZumBrunnen.
New York City public high schools extend for another year a ban on The Nation magazine. The restriction, initially imposed in June 1948 after the board ruled Paul Blanshard's articles anti Catholic, remains in effect amid ongoing controversy over school library holdings.
A historic ad claims five New York doctors prove a regimen using Carter’s Pills can end dependence on laxatives. It outlines a three week gradual taper, daily water intake, and a return to natural regularity, marketing the pills at 33 cents.
Kraft Food Co. will begin production at its new Chicago plant next month while curtailing operations at Freeport Green Bay and Plymouth plants. Plymouth and Green Bay shutdowns are set for June and July respectively, with Freeport closing date to be determined. All employees may transfer to Chicago and will receive earned vacation pay plus service-based extras. The Freeport plant employs about 400 workers.
Mrs. George Martin of South Wayne observed her 82nd birthday on Sunday. Born May 22 1867 in Mineral Point she still does housework attends church and Sunday school having taught for over 30 years in Methodist churches. She worked 22 years for Elgin Watch Co and married George Martin in 1906 at Elgin. he died in 1937.
George A. Stephenson business manager and T A Holman X-ray technician of the Rolf Memorial Clinic Waverly Iowa visited the Monroe Clinic yesterday regarding plans for expanding the Iowa clinic network.
For the next school year, rooms needed for County Normal Students. Contact Otto W. Lund, Principal, telephone 337.
A 7 30 dinner tonight at Green County Normal will honor seniors Frances Fenn of Orfordville and Jane Bender of Monroe. Otto W. Lund principal will be toastmaster. Term ends Friday for summer recess and juniors and seniors depart Tuesday on a trip to Duluth and Superior.
Out of town pastors attended the dedication services for the new Mt. Olive Evangelical Lutheran church on Sunday. Attendees included Rev. and Mrs. Henry Nitz and family of Waterloo, Rev. and Mrs. Norbert Paustian and family of Oconomowoc, Rev. and Mrs. Erwin Schewe and family of Cambria, and Rev. and Mrs. Mentor Kujath of Janesville, among others.
Gruell Evansville Rev and Mrs Otto Schumacher Freeport Rev and Mrs L Beto Lena and Rev Richard Jungkutz Janesville. Other visitors were Mrs Toe pel s mother Mrs George Wei kert Watertown Mrs G Zoelle Watertown Mr and Mrs Shan Rose and family Madison Mr and Mrs H Stone Madison Karl Eggert Milwaukee and Henry Schumacher Milwaukee.
Charles Vogel of Brodhead struck a heifer owned by Harry Broughton on the Rock Green county line road at 9 p m Monday. The car sustained considerable damage. The animal was destroyed later.
An ad filled page promotes summer wardrobes from LEE'S and ETTER'S with Koret of California play clothes, See's swimwear, Cole of California and other brands. It highlights seersucker, broadcloth, linen damask table linens, and Beckers Leader summer goods for children, plus a Henny Youngman joke at the end.
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