Fitting Tribute to World War II Honor Roll Ceremony
A ceremony will veil the World War II honor roll on the Monroe and Green county courthouse lawn Sunday evening. Patriotic groups, the national guard, gold star families, veterans, and churchmen will attend as a rifle salute and taps mark the moment. The event aims to honor past service and imprint the records on Green county families.
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Monroe
Green County
Court House
National Guard
Gold Star
Dairy Day 1948 Set as Monroe Centennial Celebration
Dairy Day 1948 plans firm as a schedule of observance to salute the dairy industry fueling the community’s prosperity. Invitations go to farm groups and neighboring towns as Monroe prepares a one day celebration with United support and last minute preparations for a new record centennial observance.
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Monroe
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Thinkers Railroading Unions Warn Against Government Run Rails
The three big railroad unions proposed government ownership and operation of the rail system as a path to objectives. Critics say such a step would end private enterprise and spark a swift backlash, arguing railroads work better under collective management and arbitration without strikes.
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Englane
Uncle Sam
Elizabeth Howard dies in Dodgeville at 77
Elizabeth Ann Howard 77 of Darling ton died early yesterday in a Dodgeville hospital. Born May 25, 1871 in Mineral Point she leaves a daughter Mrs. Harvey Claver Mineral Point three sons Elmer Willard and Irving all of Darling ton and a brother William of Mineral Point. Funeral services set for 2 pm tomorrow at the Baptist church with Rev. C E O Beirne officiating and burial in Union Grove cemetery.
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Darlington
Elizabeth Ann Howard
Dodgeville
Mineral Point
Harvey Claver
Elmer
Willlard
Irving
William
Baptist Church
C. E. O'Beirne
Union Grove
Rural coop receives $185,000 loan from REA
The Rural Electrification Administration approved a loan of 185000 dollars to Jump Rover Eie cooperative of Landy Smith.
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Rural Electrification Administration
Jump Rover
Co-Operative of Landysmith
National safety week ends amid grim auto crash toll
Twenty five years ago a national safety week report cites 37 deaths and 116 injuries from May 27 1923 auto accidents across 30 cities. The item notes Monroe Municipal band signing for Monticello weekly concerts and reports pneumonia fatal to Charles Wells near Darlington. Mrs W J Clark presides as toastmistress at County Normal alumni banquet.
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Monroe Municipal Band
Monticello
Charles Wells
Darlington
W. J. Clark
County Normal
Five Named In New Glarus High School Class
New Glarus high school will graduate 25 students this evening. The class includes Daniel Aldermann William Argue Mary Disch Erma Duerst M Jean Elmer Delores Glaeden Mabel Hanna Deloris Itten Robert Jacobson Robert Kuenzi Sylvan Kundert Iva Lee Doris Lokken Gloria Marty Kermit Marty Shirley Meland Jeanne Ness Roger Ott Barbara Reardon Dean Streiff Harley Strieff Ruth Stuckey Richard Voegels Eugene Weber and Charlotte Zimmerman.
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New Glarus
New Glarus High School
Daniel K. Aldermann
William J. Argue
Mary E. Disch
Erma R. Duerst
M. Jean Elmer
Delores M. Glaeden
Mabel A. Hanna
Deloris M. Itten
Robert Jacobson
Robert L. Kuenzi
Sylvan M. Kundert
Iva M. Lee
Doris E
Albany High To Hold Annual Picnic At Cave Of The Mounds
Albany high school students from 7th and 8th grade, guided by teacher Mrs. Harry Edwards and her husband, will attend a closing outing and picnic at Cave of the Mounds tomorrow.
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Albany High
Albany
Albany High School Studen
Cave of the Mounds
Harry Edwards
Hale Family Reunion at South Wayne Park
The Hale family reunion was held Sunday at South Wayne park. Attendees included William Hale and family, Harold Hale and family, Glen Brede son and daughter from Argyle, Marion Lewis and family, LaVerne Long and daughter Vicky, Bert Collins of Warren, Walter Hale and daughter of Apple River, Harold Krause of Shullsburg, Elton Segner and family, Leo Steineger of Beloit, Harry Moore, Velma Hale, Bernice Hale, John Segner and family, and others from nearby towns including Mines, Gratiot, Lost Springs, and beyond.
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South Wayne
South Wayne Park
Messrs
Mmes
William Hale
William Meier
Fred Meier
Harold Hale
Martintown
Glen Bredeson
Argyle
Marion Lewis
Woodford
LaVerne Long
Vicky
Bert Collins
Warren
Walter Hale
Apple River
Harold Krause
Shullsburg
John Segner
Teol Fungicide Ad At Kempfert Pharmacy
An old advertisement promotes Teol a strong fungicide containing 90 percent alcohol claiming to rapidly penetrate and kill athlete foot germs. It urges readers to buy at Kempfert Pharmacy today.
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Kempfert Pharmacy
PTA to Sponsor Pre School Clinic in Monroe
The Monroe PTA will host a pre school physical for all prospective kindergartners June 14 from 7 30 to 8 30 at the Monroe Clinic. Doctors of Monroe will perform complete exams to detect issues before fall enrollment. E O Evans superintendent and city nurse Miss Genevieve Arensdorff urge parental cooperation.
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Parent-Teacher Association
Doctors of
Monroe
Monroe Clinic
E. O. Evans
Genevieve Arensdorff
Brother of Monroe Woman Fatally Hurt
Frank Altenbernd, 21, of Freeport, brother of Mrs. Clifford Kee, died yesterday at a Freeport hospital from injuries suffered Sunday night in a motorcycle crash near Rock City. A coroner's inquest found a skull fracture and ruptured right lung. Funeral services are set for tomorrow at 1:30 p.m. at Hofmeister Funeral Home and 2 p.m. at Rock Grove Lutheran Church with military rites at the grave in Frankenberger.
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Frank Altenbernd
Freeport
Clifford Kee
Monroe
Rock City
Hofmeister Funeral Home
Rock Grove Lutheran’ Church
Frankenberger Cemetery
Magnesium Metal First Commercially Produced in Germany
The article notes that magnesium metal was first produced commercially in Germany around 1913, marking the early industrial use of this light metal and its industrial significance in the early 20th century.
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Germany
Cancer Detection Clinic Set For St. Clare Hospital Tonight
Drs. David D. Ruehlman and F. D. Swan will lead a cancer detection clinic at St. Clare hospital at 7 tonight. The free event screens for cancer symptoms and refers positives to the individual's physician for full diagnosis and care. Funding comes from Green County unit of the Field Army Group with Wisconsin division support. Sisters of St. Clare provide rooms. physicians donate time. a lay nurse is present. Rodney Kittelsen handles local funds. monthly sessions are held on the last Thursday at 7 p.m.
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David D. Ruehlman
Monroe
F. D. Swan
Brodhead
St. Clare Hospital
Green County
Field Army Group
Wisconsin
Society
Sisters of St. Clare Hospital
Field Army
Ralph Bridge
Third Medical District
Walter Rechsteiner
Rodney Kittelsen
Young mother killed in Milwaukee motorcycle crash
Mrs. Margaret Smith, 28, a divorcee and mother of a nine year old girl, died yesterday when her motorcycle collided with a truck on a Milwaukee city street.
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Milwaukee
Margaret Smith
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Monroe, Wis
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Evening Times
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Arthur Benkert
Joseph Sauer
Miriam Yost
Albert C. Kuebli
James Thorpe
Ray Thorpe
John Jenny
George Street
Ben Benson
Daisy Kerwin
Jefferson Township
Myrtie Dooly
Emma Freitag
Lena Klassy
Bertha Niederhauser
John Zentner
PTA
Gardner
Gardner Dunes
Wiener Buns
Office of
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The
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Goetz
Buri Electric Shop
17Th Avenue
Lee
Garden Fresh Department
Triumph
Fancy Pascal Celery
Sunshine
Clover Farm
Peter Pat
Chiropractic Clinic
M. J. Gonstead
Menroe
Aluminum
ROTE
A&p
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Jane Parker
Angel Food
Philadelphia
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Plu
NBC Cookies
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Retail Committee
Chamber of Commerce
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