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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1947
Page
2
Editorial warns of a dangerous summer ahead as 150 to 200 people may die in traffic accidents in Wisconsin during the next three months. It urges enlightened citizen action to curb speeding and unsafe driving and to respect traffic laws for everyone’s welfare. Memorial Day is a reminder to drive carefully and honor those who died in service.
The thoughts of many turn to quiet fields and foreign lands as a nation pauses to honor thousands of young men and women who gave their lives in service. Citizens bow heads, offer praise, and thank the honored dead for life and freedom.
Green county 4 H club leadership at peak. Goebbels era hints at Vatican break. George F Burdick ends post office service as route 5 merges with route 1. Frances Mac Ruff injures elbow in bicycle fall. Rev Ivan Cowman begins M E church pastorate at Brodhead.
Los Angeles city council debates painting a Hamlet quotation in chambers. Costs estimated at 375 to 750 dollars. motion tabled. In Chicago, four Palmer family members plan a double wedding at Judson Baptist church in Oak Park with Rev Elmer W Palmer officiating. Dorothy Jean Palmer 21 weds John de Lobos 23. Phyllis Eileen Palmer 20 weds Clifford Raad 23.
In a rain-soaked New York apartment Lydia and Chris discuss Joe Blaine’s looming criminal trial and personal futures as family departures loom. Chris plans to defend Joe, while Lydia wrestles with Kirby’s disappearance, fear, and the ache of awaiting tomorrow’s courtroom reckoning. The chapter closes with Kirby’s absence and unresolved farewells.
The Rome Beauty is a medium tart apple suitable for raw eating, salads, baking, or stewing. It suits versatile kitchen use and pairs with sweet and savory flavors in various dishes.
Joseph W. Farnsworth, 83, a former Albany resident who moved to Madison in 1921, died Tuesday at a Brooklyn home of a niece. Funeral held at Fitch Lawrence Madison with burial in Roselawn Memorial Park. Born in Charlesworth England, he was a stone mason. Survived by two stepchildren, a sister in Minneapolis, and a sister who preceded him in death.
Miss Marian Zingrich daughter of Mr and Mrs Alfred Zingrich was in the graduating class of Rockford Memorial hospital school of nursing. Miss Darlene Bufton daughter of Mr and Mrs Wilford Bufton Beloit former Brodhead residents also graduated. Graduated from Lutherance.
Miss Kathleen E Lewis of Luther Valley, daughter of Rev and Mrs Marcus S Lewis, is cited with a connessital honor in Chicago. The brief note identifies her as the honored individual and links her to the Luther Valley family.
Twenty six Monroe high school students completed the classroom phase of driver education. Principal T R Holyoke notes Wiscons in schools endorsing the program now total 83 percent. Course certificates exempt the knowl edge test for permit applicants. Edmund Anderson and Nat G Preston taught the class to Norene Beach and Jacquelyn.
A long roster of individuals including Martha Evans Patricia Green Joan Hare Ruth Hartwig Mailyn Hasse Nedra Hilliard Nel lie Hinds Fred Huber Ralph Johnson Hedwig Krahenbuhl Aleta Kryder Lois Lundy Dolores Meyer Gerald Norder Marilyn Ott Donald Reinking Lois Richardson John Stauffacher Donald Timmons Boyd Trickel Carol Van Wagenen Mary Walters James Wells Marilyn Zuercher Pearl Guggesberg Virginia Hageman David Heyer Jacobson Patricia Ann Kelly and others. The names span multiple families and appear as a community roll call in a local notice segment.
Commencement week at Brodhead high school starts Sunday evening June 1 with baccalaureate services at Evangelical United Brethren church. Rev F W Huebner will preach the sermon. Graduates include Dorothy Anne Brager Cecil L Brewer June Eve Caldwell and Robert Bruce Collins.
An advertising blurb promotes a treatment for athletes foot claiming quick results. It urges readers to ask druggists for "his STRONG fungicle TEOL" made with pure alcohol, alleging it penetrates and kills more germs faster. Kempfert Pharmacy is listed as the place to buy.
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