Perle and Doris Guess Leave Generous Memorial Scholarship
Editorial lauds the late Perle C Guess and his wife Doris M Guess for a memorial scholarship fund to Monroe high school graduates, exceeding 40000 dollars. The fund aims to provide a perpetual, unrestricted source of aid for higher education with broad board and superintendent discretion in awarding. The donors intended that the impact reach worthy young people without limitation to field of study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perle C. Guess
Doris M. Guess
Perle
Doris Guess
Monroe High
Board of Education
Superintendent of Schools
Monroe
Lebanon seeks U N Security Council hearing on U A R dispute
Lebanon declares its complaint against the United Arab Republic will be heard by the U N Security Council. It accuses Egypt and Syria of meddling in Lebanon and hints at Soviet influence. A U N ruling is not guaranteed due to possible Soviet veto, but world attention may aid U S efforts to stabilize Lebanon amid a volatile Middle East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ting
Lebanon
United Arab Republic
Egypt
Syria
U.N. Security Council
Nasser
U.A.R
U.N
Soviet Union
Security Council
United States
Middle East
Reuther shifts stance as UAW deadline nears
Walter Reuther, seen as a shrewd strategist, shows defiance over contracts then pivots to urge unionists to avoid a strike. He warns it would be insane to strike with thousands already laid off, signaling a timely move to shape a sensible settlement and curb inflationary pressures on auto sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuther
UAW
Conservation trip honors rural eighth graders and local officials
Fifteen county seventh and eighth graders earn a conservation trip based on soil test marks. The group visits La Crosse stations and a state game farm. Also noted are Palestine conflict updates and a local fire department appointment of Otto Steinman as second assistant fire chief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Jones Post
VFW
J. H. Schwaiger
A. E. Mitchell
Max H. Voelkhi
Harvey Mason
Emil Boesch
Frank M. Haren
Fred Good
William H. Dobson
Adolph Vogel
LaCrosse Agricultural Experimental Station
United Nations
Palestine
Holy Land
Otto H. Steinman
Monroe
Fire Chief Seeks Monroe Bid For State Tournament
Fifty years ago Monroe businessmen considered bidding for the next year's state firemen's tournament as Fire Chief Josh Streiff urged local support. Diphtheria outbreak shuts North school kindergarten room for remainder of term. Cedarville residents push for an interurban transit line north from Freeport and to Monroe with city aid. G F Butterfield of Oregon, operator of the Portland house, leases the Grand Central hotel in Monticello from the Wittwer heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josh Streiff
Monroe
Anh
North School
Cedarville
Freeport
G. F. Butterfield
Oregon
Portland House
Monticello
Wittwer Heirs
Poppy Day Sale Workers Listed
American Legion Auxiliary members and volunteers participated in Monroe's Poppy Day with organized teams on all square sides. Names include chairmen, district coordinators, and dozens of workers across north south east and west sections, plus assisting volunteers and outlying district staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Monroe
Robert E. Hardell Sr
Mark Grinnell
Doran R. Zwygart
Dan L. Ault
Robert G. Rote
Miss Falk Set to Earn North Central College Degree
Miss Carol Joan Falk daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence Falk Route 3 will graduate from North Central College Naperville Ill at the 93rd annual commencement on Sunday June 8 She will receive a Bachelor of Arts degree with a sociology major and will start a sixth grade teaching job in Skokie Ill A reception for seniors and parents is at 3 30 Smorgasbord at 4 45 The academic procession begins at 6 45 and commencement exercises follow at 7 p m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Joan Falk
Clarence Falk
North Central College
Naperville
Ill
Skokie
Miss Falk
Four 4-H Events Will Be in June
A sequence of four daily 4-H fitting, judging and showmanship events is scheduled in June. Each day features host farms near Decatur Township Monroe New Glarus and adjacent clubs with instruction from agricultural committee hosts and extension agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Zimmerli
Decatur Township
Albany
Oak Corners
Smiley
Jolly Mixers
Decatur
Spring Grove
Oakley
Clarence
Juda
Carl Wyss
Monroe
Monroe Ag
Richland
Argue
Dutch Hollow
Washington Center
Clover Sisters
Herbert Huffman
Clarno
Hiawatha
Hilltop
Fair Fielders
Jordan
Browntown
Cadiz
Walter Streiff
New Glarus
York
Dayton
Adams
Mt. Pleasant
Silverview
Little Hill High
Doherty
Brooklyn Badgers
Monroe Horses Take Top Honors at Milwaukee Show
Ben J. Cody a 2 year old stallion won first place and grand champion. Ben Cody sire won first in aged stallion and reserve champion. Winners are owned by Mr Mrs Charles R Hensel and Ben J Cody by O L Hare and Mrs Hensel. Attendees included Mr and Mrs John Kramer and daughter Marsha of Orangeville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Cody
Charles R. Hensel
Monroe
Ben J.cody
O. L. Hare
John Kramer
Marsha
Orangeville
Coast Guard Rescues Two Bay Youths After Boat Upsets
The Coast Guard twice saved San Francisco youths from San Francisco Bay as their runabout overturned. Five years earlier it towed a leaky boat to shore and rescued Sam Cuschieri then 14 and Frank Bertoni then 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Coast Guard
San Francisco Bay
Sam Cuschieri
Frank Bertoni
Edith Hodges Dies in New York After Illness
Edith Hodges wife of Gilbert T Hodges Jr Monroe native died Saturday night after a long illness Services were held in New York City She was born in Morrison Illinois a 1902 University of Wisconsin graduate Her husband a Wall Street Journal staff executive is a Wisconsin alumnus and former New York Sun executive committee chair and Advertising Federation of America president Also director of the University of Wisconsin Alumni Association and Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation News reached Nellie Hodges widow of Dr F L Hodges a cousin of Gilbert Hodges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
F. L. Hodges
Gilbert Hodges
Mexico’s Vast Territory Measured at 763,944 Square Miles
The report notes Mexico covers 763,944 square miles, outlining its expansive geography and positioning within North America. The figure underscores the country’s large size relative to its regional neighbors and its diverse landscapes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Monroe 4-H Talent Program at Family Night
Monroe Ag 4-H Club presented a group of plays during Family Night Saturday at the Ludlow Memorial Library's Green Room. Directed by Mrs Henry Pick Jr the event featured youths Roger and Ralph Stauffacher Kenneth and Jean Wyss Robert David and Kenneth Pick David Allen Oscar Richard and Harold Kern Diane and Eugene Hartwig Carol Wyss Walter Nathan Botteron and Richard Robert and John Ammon. Walter Brunkow led the club as general leader and mothers served lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Ag +H club
Ludlow Memorial Library
Henry Pick Jr
Roger
Ralph Stauffacher
Kenneth
Jean Wyss
Robert
David
Kenneth Pick
David Allen
Oscar
Richard
Harold Kern
Diane
Eugene Hartwig
Carol Wyss
Walter
Nathan Botteron
John Ammon
Walter Brunkow
Mothers of Club
Want ads serve you well when you want to buy or sell
Local want ads highlight quick options for buying and selling goods and services. Short notices emphasize practical leads, price points, and contact details for interested readers seeking bargains or listings.
Girl Scout Troops Present Skits and Awards at South School
Intermediate Troop 216 staged Juliette Low life skits for Brownie Troop 219 as part of second class literature and drama badges. Beavers and Pioneers performed “Juliette Low Saves the Kitten” and “The Big Scare.” Troop 226 led singing. Brownie Troops taught dances. Lunch, decorations, and hosting duties were handled by listed parents and leaders. additional guests and troop leaders were named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juliette Low
United States
South School
Beaver
Pioneer Patrols
Carol Mitchel
Troop 226
Anne Mallory
Marsha Manos
Jane Mitchell
Marjorie Marti
Judith Bahr
Kay Lindsay
Kathy Blum
Mary Stocker
Melvetta Zentner
Marilyn Bainbridge
Marcia Mahley
Caryl Stuart
Cathy Howe
Hazel Huffman
Viva Stauffacher
Kenneth Smith
Stanley Neuberger
Mmes
Herman Blum
Ralph Mahley
Richard H. Bahr
Sandra Wardlow
Jake Rufener
Ludlow Memorial Library
Judith Bernet
Karen Herbert
Adventurer and Folk Dancer Profiles Recognized
A list of second class readers and participants named Becky Trumpy Judith Hefty Judith Mahle Ann Goecks Linda Feutz Susan Hoffman Susan Kirchner Carol Cassell Ruth Chambers Nancy Burkhalter with activities described as back yard camper cook adventurer and folk dancer in a community notices summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becky Trumpy
Back Yard
Judith Hefty
Judith Mahle
Ann Goecks
Linda Feutz
Susan Hoffman
Susan Kirchner
Carol Cassell
Ruth Chambers
Nancy Burkhalter
Cemetery Association Holds Annual Meeting in Exeter
Exeter Cemetery Association held its annual meeting at the cemetery thought to be Green County’s oldest. President Emory Silver presided. Raymond Talmage delivered the secretary treasurer report. Mrs. William Steindorf was re elected a director for five years. The first Exeter settlement dates to 1828 and early 1830s lead miners are buried in the east section. upkeep is funded by a permanent fund established by T. O. Silver and Silas Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Exeter Cemetery Association
Green County
Emory Silver
Monticello
Raymond Talmage
William Steindorf
Exeter
T. O. Silver
Silas Lewis
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Editorial
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Evening Times
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Orfordville
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Lloyd Line
Brooklyn
America
Hans Weidemann
Adolf Hitler
Chicago
Lydia Pace
Lillian Glauser
Lillian Klassy
Green County Normal
Otto F. Ringhand
Madison
Illinois Central
Monroe Hussar Band
Charles Murphy
Red Cross
Monroe Theater
Moldavia
Eddie Rickenbacker
France
Poppy Day Sale
Lloyd Marty
Glen H. Kubly
Harvey Trumpy
Arthur Knipschild
Lavern Deal
Arthur Black
Charles Miller
Delvyn Brandenburg
Robert Buehler
Walton Frenzel
J. W. Ganshert
Willis Gruenwald
Arthur T. Edwards
Edwin Rufenacht
Matt Solbran
William Lysser
East Side
W. E. Deininger
Roy Heeren
George J. Bloom
Adolph Ostendorf
Paul Kubly
T. J. Burgy
Lester Bacon
Alvin Buholzer
J. H. Steffen
Fred J. Beer
Fred Mueller
Walter Speich
William Spoerry
Anna Morgenthaler
North Side
Ralph Lindsay
Mies
Ray Dye
George Robinson
M. D. Olsen
Olin E. Flisram
William Wartenweiler
P. J. Connors Jr
Glenn Swiggum
Harry Buholzer
William Moon
Josef Benkert
James Bray
Mary E. Summeril
Tana Loveland
Mary Jo Henning
Barbara Gordon
Susan Goetz
Sandra Manos
Shirley Mohns
Joyce Mallory
Donna Nafzger
Kathy Gibbs
Barbara Rasmussen
Beverly Walters
Sharon Reilly
Dorothy Phillips
Kathleen Nussbaum
Bar
Bara Rosenacht
Sue Kubly
Holly Hoesly
Carole Buehler
Karen Kubly
Claire Kubly
Gail Arnold
Lee Kubly
Tammy Brugger
Donna Lee Kubly
Jean Rutsch
Carol Brunkow
Kay Bauman
Judith Dodge
Jean Ann Phillips
Patty Hanson
Mary Storck
Susan Warfel
Nancy Sickinger
Diane Zwygart
Greta Pitkin
Everett Janke
Lester Bishop
Kenneth Stuart
John Figi
Walter L. Day
Alvin H. Babler
North
George Geiger
Ernest Buholzer
Thomas Bustle
C. R. Coole
Mathew Eraser
Ray Fritz
Warren Gerhart
Nelson Schwend
Harold Snively
Harold Whitehead
East
Nat G. Preston
Frank Maurer
Herman Burkhard
Glenn Heffron
Alva Williams
South
Roy Chesebro
Sam Rubi
Leland Kubly
Franklin Wells
West
Hunters
Gerondale Agency
Goetz Theatre
Milwaukee
ST. Andrew’s
Donald H. W. Hallock
Milwaukee Episcopal Diocese
St. Andrew’s Church
Edith Hodges
New York
Gilbert T. Hodges Jr
Boontonware
Cienie
Ime
CcCocuelen's
Bride-to
the Klassy Shop
Simtex
Syracuse
Crystalware
Dixie Shop
Carnations
Phone 93
Cemetery Association
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