Monroe Evening Times Announcement and Rates
The Monroe Evening Times is published daily except Sunday in Monroe Wisconsin under Emery A Odell. Subscription rates are 30 cents per week by carrier in the city and 12 dollars per year by mail in Wisconsin and nearby Illinois counties.
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Emery A. Odell
City of Monroe
Wisconsin
Stephenson
Jo Davies
Winnebago
Illinois
Evening Times Club
Monroe
Evening Times
Wis
The Greatest Threat Theme From Kathy Kundert
Editor Lee Olsen endorses Kathy Kay Kundert's eighth grade English theme on the real thinking of students about their country. Kundert, daughter of CW2 Richard A. Kundert, writes from her class as her father is stationed in Vietnam. The paper urges readers to read her words.
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Lee Olsen
Kathy Kay Kundert
CW2
Richard A. Kundert
Lillian R. Hanson
Vietnam
The Greatest Threat to American Freedom
Opinion by Kathy Kay Kundert arguing the greatest danger is Americans’ complacency. She contends the nation echoes Rome’s fate as draft protests and flag reverence erode commitment. Urges readers to reflect, act, and preserve liberty.
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America
Rome
Kathy Kay Kundert
This Day in History May 27 Highlights Through 1967
Highlights include F D Roosevelt proclaiming an unlimited national emergency in 1941 and Garibaldi invading Sicily in 1860. Other items note the Bismarck sinking in 1941 and Nehru’s death in 1964.
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Associated Press
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Giuseppe Garibaldi
Sicily
Palermo
Chicago
U.S. Supreme Court
National Recovery Act
Biak Islands
New Guinea
Jawaharlal Nehru
New York
Johnny Dio
M. Scott Carpentier
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Dean Rusk
NATO
U.S
Europe
Classified ads solve daily problems for thousands
Classified ads serve as a practical resource for readers seeking goods services and job leads. The section helps people find affordable items sell unwanted possessions and locate local help quickly.
Monroe MS Campaign Explains Fund Allocation
During a house to house drive for Multiple Sclerosis the National MS Society explains 40 percent of funds go to research. Officers note the effort supports patients now and future MS cases and asks continued support despite door knocking. Green County Society leaders include Mrs. Donald F. Ripp Mrs. Hulett L. Pickett and Mrs. James Walsh.
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Monroe
United Fund
National
MS Society
Green County Society
Donald F. Ripp
Hulett L. Pickett
James Walsh
Robert Huffman
From Farm to City Puzzle Changes Spark Reader Complaint
Magdalene M. Douglas of Juda protests a May 20 On The Farm Kiddie Krossword printed as In The City. She notes the farm oriented content became a factory imagery shift with twin smoke stacks and questions who edits puzzles and why changes occur.
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Kiddie Krossword
Magdalene M. Douglas
Juda
You're a Gem Mrs D A Monroe Puzzle Feud Clears Ups and Downs
The Monroe Evening Times features a playful feud between puzzle creator Mrs Douglas and artist Dick Campbell. Campbell reworks the previous week’s theme and names today’s piece You're a Gem Mrs D. The editors praise both creators and note the light rivalry.
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Monroe Evening Times
Dick Campbell
Douglas
Campbell
Mrs. D
Albany High to Host Class of 1967 Commencement Events
Albany Senior events schedule lists Baccalaureate at 8 tomorrow evening in the Albany High School gymnasium with Rev. Burton Artz giving the address. Class Night is 8 p.m. Monday May 29, graduation Friday June 2, Alumni banquet June 3. Graduates depart for New York City with chaperones Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Petersen.
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Albany
Albany High School
Burton Artz
Methodist Church
AHS
Lawrence Korback
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Robert Grossman
Leona Kislin
AHS Auumni
New York City
Nelson Petersen
National Guard To Be Deployed For Milwaukee Riots
Milwaukee Mayor Henry Maier asked Governor Warren Knowles to mobilize National Guard troops ahead of potential race disturbances this summer. Maier, cautious, said he does not predict a riot but warns seeds of Watts exist in large U.S. cities. He met privately with Knowles and County Executive John Doyne for several hours to discuss city issues.
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Madison
Milwaukee
Henry Maier
Warren P. Knowles
National Guard
Maier
Watts
U.S
Knowles
John Doyne
Coplien Wins Webelos Award and Local Church Leadership Change
Ten years ago on May 27 1957 Terry Coplien earned a Webelos award Rev Burton Holling became pastor of Bethel Church William K Hillestad was named chairman of the June 29 dairy day program The community marked several notable appointments and honors in that edition
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Terry Coplien
Webelos
Burton Holling
Bethel Church
William K. Hillestad
Gene Mason Receives Legion Athletic Award at Senior Day
Twenty years ago on May 27 1947 Gene Mason son of Harvey Mason is named American Legion athletic award at Senior Class Day exercises Joe Louis later declares 1948 his final year in boxing with plans for retirement.
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Gene Mason
Harvey Masons
American Legion Athletic Award
Joe Louis
Potatoes Sale Price Noted Alongside Farm Lightning Deaths
A historical notice marks May 27 1937 with potatoes on sale at 2.25 dollars per hundred pounds and records a tragic farm incident where a horse was injured and another killed by a lightning bolt at Mrs Olive Drakes property.
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Olive Drake
Four Decade Mark for Scholastic Awards at Juda High
On May 27 1927 one hundred students receive Scholar ship M awards in Juda. Among diploma recipients at Juda High graduation are Helen May Kubly Gladys Marie Hartwick Elmer E Bonspier and John T Fries.
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Helen May Kubly
Gladys Marie Hartwick
Elmer E. Bonspier
John T. Fries
Juda
Tornado Toll Tops 284 Across Seven Midwest States
Fifty years ago on May 27 1917 deadly tornadoes ripped through seven Midwest states killing at least 284 people. Green County sets Liberty Loan Drive quota at 500000 dollars as relief efforts begin.
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Middlewest
Green County
Tornado Lifts Kaiser Farm Barn Then Destroys It Near Freeport
Sixty years ago on May 27 1907 a tornado lifted the Charles Kaiser farm barn about 300 feet near Freeport and dropped it in shambles. Men cutting trees near the high school breached the main Western Union transmission line. Dr. E E Rust was critically ill.
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Charles Kaiser
Freeport
Western Union
E. E. Rust
First Drive-in Fire Of Year In Tacoma
A country refuse truck pulled up outside Spanaway fire station in Tacoma and its load was ablaze. The fire was quickly extinguished with no damage to the truck, and Chief John J. Farren noted it was the first drive-in fire of the year.
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Tacoma
Wash
Spanaway
John J. Farren
Angu Calf recounts farm life and birthday cake with Calf Mary
A diary style piece from The Monroe Evening Times follows a calf named Angu as she narrates birthday cake imagery made from hay and corn, escapes from her pen, friendship with a calf named Chippers, and regular pampering like a “Castile” soap bath and hoof care. It ends with reader letters and a birthday list for May 28 to June 3 from Franklin to Janet Dale.
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Mary
Janey
Castile
Chippers
Angel
Naples
Fla
Monroe
Sturgis
Michigan
Johnson
Record Number Die Saigon Action Reported
The USS Command reports 337 Americans killed in action last week, concentrated around the demilitarized zone now evacuated of allied troops after its invasion a week earlier.
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Saigon
USS. Command
Demilitarized Zone
New Members Listed with Addresses in Illinois Notices
New member entries include Jonna Jonese Clark of Davis Illinois May 17 1964 Gregory Eugene Ellefson Route 3 November 17 1964 and Edward Dale McKenna 1921 Roosevelt Road May 29 1965. The listings provide full names street or box addresses and dates.
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Jonna Jonese Clark
P. O. Box
Davis
Ill
Gregory Eugene Ellefson
Edward Dale McKenna
Roosevelt Road
Voyage Nears End as Chichester Poised to Complete World Run
Sir Francis Chichester nears completion of his 28,000 mile solo circumnavigation. He expects to finish Sunday if favorable winds and busy English waters permit maintaining current speed.
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Plymouth
England
Sir Francis Chichester
Farm Word Puzzle Clue List 391-02
A mixed crossword style puzzle with across and down clues covering farm terms like equine bleat and sod. The entry includes many numbered clues and cryptic string fragments following the clues.
Cutting Your Hair Sparks Misidentification at Texas School
David Minnick, 15, and other boys were sent home from Tom Browne Junior High to get haircuts. A regular cut led neighbors to call police, mistaking him for a burglar, four squad cars arrived, and he was released after the homeowner clarified the situation.
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Corpus Christi
Tex
David Minnick
Minnick
Tom Browne
David
Name Street or R F D Age last birthday
Name Street or R F D Age last birthday.
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