Monroe Evening Times historic subscription details era
The notice lists publication origin Monroe Wisconsin Saecaios dates March 2 1879 and 1898 founding EMERY A ODELL The Associated Press rights to local news pricing for carriers and mail subscriptions for Winnebago and Stephenson counties with annual rates and postal office details.
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Monroe
Sintephenson
Jovies
Winnebago Counties
Illinois
Loe
Stephenson, Davies
Winnebago
It Will Take All Of Us And A Poem By Christine Niffenegger
A public call for national unity under Richard Nixon frames a hopeful transition. Christine Niffenegger, Monroe School senior, offers the poem Brotherhood Love as a reflection on life and collective effort during a moment of change.
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Richard M. Nixon
United States
America
Monroe School
Christine Niffenegger
Lewis Niffenegger
God
Mrs. Kay 73 Taken by Death in Platteville
Mrs Mildred Kay 73 of Platteville a sister of three Darlington residents died Tuesday November 5 in a Platteville hospital after a long illness She was the former Mildred Olson taught rural schools before her 1920 marriage to Albert Kay Pee in 1953 Surviving are a son James Platteville three daughters and nine grandchildren Services set for 1 30 p m Friday November 8 at Karrmann Funeral Home Friends may call
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Mildred Kay
Platteville
Darlington
Mildred Olson
Albert Kay Pee
United Methodist Church
W.S.C.S
Woman’s Relief Corps
Platteville Municipal Hospital
James
Henry Stricker
Edgerton
T. W. Tatge
John VanNatta
Moline
Ill
Tillie Penniston
Myrtle Arnsmeier
Clifford Olson
Karrmann
Friends
Today in History Highlights From November 7 1968
On this date events include Lewis and Clark sighting the Pacific in 1805, Tippecanoe battle in 1811, Madame Curie birth in 1867, Canadian Pacific rail completion in 1885, Bolshevik takeover in Petrograd in 1917, Wilson reelection in 1916, Allied North Africa invasion in 1942, and wage and Vietnam milestones from 10 and 5 years ago.
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Associated Press
Lewis and Clark
Pacific
America
Tippecanoe
Indiana
Madame Marie Curie
Russia
Petrograd
Alexander Kerensky
Nikolai Lenin
Woodrow Wilson
Supreme Court
Charles Evan Hughes
North Africa
AFL Cio
United States
South Vietnam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Local Family Reunites Soldier After Germany Service
Orangeville Times reports a service member discharged in November at Ft. Dix New Jersey returning home to be welcomed by his wife and three children. relatives gathered at the Burington home including son Edwin, John, and son-in-law Marvin Ruff of Monroe. His wife Joan is noted as a former Burington.
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Orangeville Timeservice
Struttgart
Germany
Ft. Dix
N.J
Yhare Field
Edwin
John
Orangeville
Marvin Ruff
Monroe
Buringtostome
Antrahm
Joan Burington
Ince
Grace Independent Baptist Church Holds Ordination Service
Evansville special report notes a public ordination for Fred B. Smith III, pastor of Grace Independent Baptist Church. The new church, formed Aug 25, meets Sundays for services and Tuesday midweek prayers, asserting seven Baptist distinctives and independence from larger conventions.
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Evansville
Masonic Temple
Fred B. Smith III
Grace Independent Baptist Church
Smith
Bob Jones’ University
Greenville
S.C
Bible Teaching Baptist Church
American Baptist Convention and
National Council of Churches
Grace Independent
Mailbag letter complains of dangerous Halloween trick or treaters
A Monroe housewife thanks the paper for publicity and critiques a young child door to door demanding candy. She questions parents and urges preventing similar visitors next year, noting many well behaved trick or treaters.
Students Take Part in Council General Assembly
Two Monroe students at Whitewater State University, Harvey W. Kubly and Gary S. Babler, attended the Fall general assembly of the United Council of Student Governments held at Eau Claire State University. The council gathers leaders from nine states and campuses to discuss issues affecting 58,242 university students including elections, orientation, leadership retreats, and education policy. Kubly is a junior business administration major. Babler a sophomore journalism major.
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Monroe
Whitewater State University
Harvey W. Kubly
Gary S. Babler
United Council of Student Governments
Eau Claire State University
United Council
Kubly
Walter H. Kubly
Babler
Myron Babler
New Location For Cycle Shop Relocated In Monroe
LeRoy A. Schultz moved his Harley-Davidson motorcycle shop from 715 21st St to the west portion of the former Badger Motors Building at 1400 1th St. He notes completion of the move with some items still to be relocated. The new quarters hold an Amphicat, four snowmobiles, several motorcycles, and 40 to 50 in stock. Schultz scaled the Green and Lafayette Counties Harley franchise since 1966 and added Stephenson County in Illinois in August. The Monroe shop has operated for over 45 years and he will continue the gun and ammunition business.
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LeRoy A. Schultz
21St St
Badger Motors
Schultz
Green
Lafayette
Stephenson County
Illinois
Monroe
Blumer Receives State Honor Scholarship to MATC
Ralph Blumer of Monticello earned a State of Wisconsin Honor Scholarship to attend Madison Area Technical College based on past academic performance and potential. He is a Monticello High School graduate who lettered in basketball and served as senior class treasurer, now enrolled in Architectural Structural Technology. Christine Zimmerman and Robert N. Stauffer also enrolled at MATC this fall along with about 3500 other students in various programs.
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Ralph Blumer
Clarence Blumer
Monticello
State of Wisconsin
Madison Area Technical College
Blumer
Monticello High School
The
Technical College
MATC
Christine Zimmerman
Ralph A Zimmerman
Route 2
Robert N. Stauffer
Wilbert E. Stauffer
S. Main St
Mrs. Lawless Dies at 79 in Avoca Wisconsin
Mrs. Thomas Lawless 79 of Avoca died November 6 in a Dodgeville hospital after a long illness. Formerly Belle Houston she taught in Montfort schools and was secretary treasurer of Prairie du Chien Sanitarium. Surviving are her husband two sisters and a brother. Funeral at St. Joseph's Avoca Friday. Rosary tonight.
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Thomas Lawless
Avoca
Monroe Business Institute
Dodgeville
Montfort
Belle Houston
Highland
Prairie du Chien
Iowa County Homemakers Club
George Houston
Madison
Margaret Smith
Chicago
Myrtle Jackson
St. Joseph’s Church
Godager
Muscoda
Glancing Backward November 7 1958 Arctic Rescue and Elections
Twenty marooned men are rescued from an Arctic ice island after a violent storm split the floe in half. Russia has conducted two nuclear tests since halting its program. A record nonpresidential vote is reported in Tuesday’s balloting. Maureen Dillon wins Green County Farm Bureau Young People presidency.
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International Geophysical Year
Russia
Maureen Dillon
Green County Farm Bureau Young People’s Organization
Moose Lodge celebrates 53rd anniversary in Monroe
At Moose Hall the Moose Lodge of Monroe planned a 53rd anniversary celebration for Tuesday evening November 12. Madison degree staff will enroll new members and Pilgrim Frank Gottsacker, Madison, will give an address. Past governors to be honored. Women of the Moose invited afterward. social hour and smorgasbord lunch by co-hostesses Roger Brugger and Marion Mueller. Secretary Lyle Sickinger reported replacing highway safety signs bearing the Moose crest Protect Our Children. lunch for 45 members followed.
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Moose Lodge
Monroe
Moose Hall
Madison
Pilgrim Frank Gottsacker
Women of the Moose
Rockwell Hurt In Auto Crash Near Montfort
Howard Rockwell, a 10 year Juda music teacher with the Iowa Grant unit, is in critical condition at Madison General Hospital after a car crash near his Montfort home. Suspected asleep at the wheel, he was found after the accident with spinal neck injuries and a blood clot preventing clot removal surgery. He and his wife care for two young daughters in Montfort.
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Howard Rockwell
Madison General Hospital
Montfort
Rockwell
World War Ends as Armistice Is Signed
Nov 7 1918 marks the armistice ending World War I with German terms accepted by Marshal Foch. Bells and whistles celebrated. caution raised that official confirmation awaited. Reds seize Kiel naval base as Swiss press for Rhine open to commerce.
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Marshal Foch
Kiel
Switzerland
Germany
Rhine
State Department
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Green County
Herbert Hoover
Alfred E. Smith
New York
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Robert M. Lafollette
Moose
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Regal
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Bennett Paulson
New Glarus
the “Times
Monroe High
Beloit
Fairgrounds
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