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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1964
Page
2
Public notice lists subscription rates for carrier and mail delivery in Wisconsin Illinois counties, with advance payment requirement and office hours 8 30 a m to 5 00 p m plus telephone contact. The text notes exclusive AP republication rights for local news.
An editorial urges students to stop spraying class numerals on city signs and bridges. It notes Mayor Ekum says vandalism defaces about $500 in new street signs and warns the practice harms community pride. The piece appeals to youth to break from a dated custom and make a lasting, meaningful impact.
Under Ray L. Beckman the rod and gun concept expanded into a county wide conservation group praised at the state level. The league abandoned pheasant pens north of Monroe, launched a chick raising program with rural cooperators, and developed extensive tree and wildlife cover. It pushes for state agency attention and highlights Zanders Lake expansion near Brown Town for 1965, with other projects in early talk.
Miss Sue Flanagan was named Argyle homecoming queen with Esther Fuchs JoAnn Everson Vicky Kipfer and Linda Hartwig as court members. A pep fest snake dance bonfire and talks precede the homecoming parade and football game against South Wayne followed by a dance in the gym. Music by Irvin Behr.
Private graveside services were held for Todd Russell Mani infant son of Theodore Mani and Sharon Lamb Mani in Brooklyn Cemetery. The child died at birth yesterday in Stoughton hospital. Surviving are the parents and grandparents Marshall Mani Evansville Virgil Lamb Brooklyn.
Marty Will Attend Moose Lodge administration school at North Aurora Tennessee this weekend. Carl W. Weis deputy supreme secretary Marvin Meisner William Stanley Phillip Tutt and Paul Sheets will lead the program to better acquaint 43 lodge officers and secretaries with their duties.
The United States pledges twelve million dollars for the preservation of Abu Simbel temples, two thousand year old monuments endangered by rising waters behind the Aswan Dam on the Nile.
Rev. John C. Purdy pastor of Union Presbyterian church is named president of the Monroe Council of Churches. The council approves a Community Chest recommendation and final plans begin for county and regional coin picking contests in Green County. New Monroe High School Youth Council officers are listed.
Articles of incorporation for Day Care Center Inc were filed with Mrs. Helen Bratzke at the Courthouse. The group aims to provide day services to assist rehabilitative programs for mentally handicapped persons. Rev. James C. Plymire is the initial registered agent. incorporators include Iris M. Grundahl and Clara S. Thompson. Initial directors are Rev. Plymire, Dale E. Rabe, Dorothy K. Bartelt, Iris M. Grundahl, Margaret Hamilton, Clara S. Thompson, and Gerald F. Gelbach.
Wisconsin crop report states the first frost caused no damage to grain. Silo filling is nearly finished with western and southern districts 75 to 90 percent complete, indicating strong progress prior to the frost.
City actions include granting Jaycees Halloween parade permits and Monroe High School Homecoming Parade. Council okays operator licenses for four individuals, auction permit for Piggly Wiggly, waives 20 percent gross fee, and approves partial payments for sewer and water work. Lands from Marie Waelchli accepted for 12th avenue extension. bids to be sought on gasoline and fuel oil. Civil Defense progress report filed.
The Dane County Historical Society will unveil a historical marker at the Hauge log church built in 1852 at 2 p m Sunday. The church sits one mile north of Daleyville on County Trunk Z and the society will serve lunch in the Daleyville church after the ceremonies.
On this date in 1918 the U S 307th Regiment rescued the Lost Battalion after five days encirclement in the Charlevaux Valley France. Other notes include Burgoyne’s surrender at Bemis Heights in 1777 Poe death in 1849 Havana occupation in 1898 Patton surrender in 1945 Elizabeth II Canada United States visit in 1951 and various later political events.
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