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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1973

Page

5

Darlington Selects Ellis as Chief of Police

Named chief DARLINGTON Raymond C. Ellis 37 Madison will become chief of police at Darlington January 1. He was chosen from eight applicants for the position. Ellis has served on the University of Wisconsin campus Police force and will relocate with his family to Darlington next month.

Gary Gilbertson Phi Kappa Phi Phi Beta Kappa Gary Virginia Gilbertson Rt.j. Wayne College of Business University of Wisconsin-Platteville Platteville Darlington Raymond C. Ellis Madison Ellis University of Wisconsin

SS office hours for December 1973 in Janesville area

The Janesville Social Security Office lists December 1973 contact hours at Monroe Community Center on Tue Dec 18 from 9 a.m. to noon and at Darlington Community Center on Tue Dec 11 and Tue Dec 26 from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Janesville office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday, phone 752-7439, no telephones at contact stations.

Janesville

Albany High School hosts multi month paper drive

Junior Class members run a paper drive to fund the class treasury. Proceeds go to Albany High School and bundles may be left at Fritz Schlapbach’s home or collected by class members on request. Officers are Jeff Pryce president Carol Gibbons vice president Jayne Klossner treasurer and Kris Graebner secretary. Additional fundraisers such as a polka dance for adults and students are being planned.

Albany Times Special Albany High School Fritz Schlapbach Jeff Pryce Carol Gibbons Jayne Klossner Kris Graebner

Stephenson County Christmas Tea at Historical Museum

The Stephenson County Historical Society hosts a Christmas tea Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m. at the Historical Museum. Freeport toys and dolls from the turn of the century will be shown along with gifts donated by Mrs. Hazel Snyder. a 75 year old doll and patterned glassware are among pieces viewable. The event also mentions an annual Christmas Party, a separate dinner dance for the 1158th Transportation Co. Heavy Trucks, National Guards unit, invitation only. Dinner at 7 p.m. at the VFW Hall, with the Armory dance to start at 9. Music by Leo Peterson and His Orchestra from South Wayne.

Stephenson County Historical Society Freeport Hazel Snyder 1158Th Transportation Co National Guards Unit VFW Hall Armory Leo Peterson South Wayne

Monroe school bond debate on growth and tax impact

The study outlines how Monroe could meet elementary needs by 1985 with a single school or Lincoln replacement. Birth rates and migration could push K6 enrollment above 1,300 by 1985, while a $3.7 million bond aims to house more teachers. Tax implications under equalized values and planned building costs are discussed, with plans delayed for detailed site layouts.

Lincoln Monroe

Ford may become GOP star in coming campaign analysis

The AP analysis notes Gerald R. Ford as a potential outgoing force in Republican politics while ruling out a 1976 presidential bid. It discusses his role as House Republican leader, his aiming to bridge Congress and the White House, and the impact of Watergate on his future. An unrelated item reports Emil Bartling giving up driving after a license fine.

Ford Wals Enn Associated Press Washington Gerald R. Ford Michigan House Congress White House Nixon Senate Auto Toledo Iowa Emil Bartling Toledo

Community Funeral and Holiday Gatherings At Local Homes

A string of visits follows the Clarence Flanner funeral with guests from Argyle Janesville Madison and Monroe. Attendees include the Flanner family, Monaghan, Barry, McGinnity and Pakes households. Alpha Delta Kappa hosted a Madison Christmas party at St. John’s Lutheran with Karen McGinnity in attendance. Roger Flannery Brodhead hosted a Sunday birthday event for son Brian and for Mrs Floyd Flannery. Additional callers included Lucille Alexander Juda and Raymond Godfrey in Monroe.

Leonard Freitag Beloit Leo Monaghan Paul Monaghan Walter Pakes Janesville Cecelia Clarence Flanner Jack Monaghan Monroe Francis Barry Naperville Ill Flannery Marie McGinnity Karen Madison Leo Farrell Alpha Delta Kappa Sorority St. John’s Lutheran Church Dean Flannerys Argyle Lucille Alexander Juda Roger Flannery Raymond Godfrey Melilla

Browntown Family Reunites After Malibu Visit

Mr and Mrs Raymond Montgomery return home from Malibu California with Theda Mau and Mrs Rose Ingold after visiting their son in law Lt Col and Mrs Nathan Lindsay and family. Monroe 74 Buick advertises a car feature.

Raymond Montgomery Malibu Calif Nathan Lindsay Rose Ingold Monroe

Ingwells Leave Albany for Sun City Retirement Home

Mr and Mrs M J Ingwell depart Albany for Sun City Arizona to settle in retirement in a newly built home. Ingwell, longtime Bank of Albany official, retires as president. Rodney O Kittelsen succeeds him. G E Heitzman named director to fill vacancy.

Albany M.J. Ingwell Sun City Ariz Ingwell Bank of Albany Rodney O. Kittelsen Monroe G.E. Heitzman Bank Blanchardville South Wayne Anton and Caroline Olson Lynn) Ingwell

Service Record: Paul Beach Completes Army Duty Returns Home

Paul Beach, son of Mr. and Mrs. Duane Beach, has completed three years of service with the U.S. Army and returns with his wife Carolyn Lake from Germany where he was stationed for almost two years. They reside with his parents and will resume Madison College studies with the second semester in January.

Paul Beach Duane Beach Rt. 1 U.S. Army Carolyn Lake Waukegan Germany Madison

Monroe schools face 480 fewer students in 1985

By the Supt.'s own figures there will be 480 fewer kids in Monroe schools in 1985. Authorized and paid for by the Vote NO Committee RE Barth, secretary.

Monroe RE. Barth

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