Fifty-One Birthdays for The Evening Times Founder Odell
The Evening Times and Emery A. Odell begin their fifty second year of leadership in Green County, Wisconsin. The staff marks the milestone as a pledge to continual improvement and ongoing community service keeping residents fully informed of events at home and abroad. The paper has long helped build Monroe and Green County through news, commentary, ads, and local life stories.
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Evening Times
Emery A. Odell
Wisconsin
Odell
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Green County
Metropolitan
Monroe
Mafeking
Fred Atwood
la Crosse
Louisa Fritsch
Farmers Street
Germany
John Fritsch
Michael Dalton
County
Third Ward
Frank Hinds
Clarno
Caroline Bingham
Homemaker Club Pioneers State Soil Conservation Effort
Green county's 52 Homemaker clubs become the first in the state to adopt soil conservation as a regular project. They toured conservation programs on local farms to inform themselves and their families about soil needs ahead of February and inspire broader community action.
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Green County
Power Firm Officials Hear Job Training Talk
William Fagerstrom served as guest moderator at a Wisconsin Power and Light Co. supervisors meeting afternoon session. He led a conference on why thorough job training, supplementing with a film There’s a Job to be Done. Attendees from 23 outlying towns joined the meeting and dinner at Banjo Pete’s highway restaurant.
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William Fagerstrom
Madison
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
Banjo Pete
Highway
Three Cedarville Boys Admit Cemetery Vandalism
Three Cedarville boys aged 11, 8, and 7 confessed to Chief Deputy Clifford L. Paul that they vandalized the cemetery last Saturday. They broke windows in the tool shed and toppled monuments, and were released to their parents who pledged restitution for the $500 damage.
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Cedarville
Speciail
Clifford L. Paul
Prairie du Chien Man Taught Albany Schools
James Panka, owner of part of the burned one half block business in Prairie du Chien, is a former Albany high school teacher. He served as athletic coach and manual arts teacher in the early 1900s. His wife was Gertrude Jones of Albany.
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Albany
James Panka
Prairie du Chien
Gertrude Jones
Legion Post Meeting Draws Twenty Six Members
Twenty six members attended the Legion meeting at Casino hall Tuesday evening in Monticello.
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Legion Post
Monticello
Legion Meeting
Casino Hall
Rescue tale from Athenia sinking near Liverpool retold
Ada Berkey Bohn recalls the thrilling rescue from the Athenia, sunk by a submarine near Liverpool. The report notes the 1939 rescue claim and lists Sons of American Legion officers installed, including Zuercher, Tschudy, Cunningham, Kohli, Schillinger, Johnson, Burkhard, Ganshert, and O’Meara.
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William C. Bohn
Ada Berkey
Monroe
Athenia
Liverpool
Sons of American Legion
James Zuercher
James Tschudy
Donald Cunningham
Frederick Kohli
Vernon Schillinger
Urban Johnson
Kenneth Burkhard
Paul Ganshert
Eugene O’meara
Work Week At South Wayne Set
South Wayne Times reports next week as the annual high school work week with 52 band mothers club members contributing $1 each to the band instrument fund. Proceeds will support music athletic and bleacher funds. officers are Mrs. Stuart Chambers president Mrs. Henry Youngblood Jr vice president and Mrs. Harlow Johnson secretary treasurer.
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South Wayne
Band Mothers’ Club
Stuart Chambers
Henry Youngblood Jr
Harlow Johnson
Miss Baldwin Named To State Speech Group
Miss Harriet Baldwin, world history teacher at the high school, was appointed to the committee of Southern Ten debate coaches at a forensics meeting in Madison last evening. R. W. Witt, high school English and French teacher, also attended. Nov. 21 was set for a discussion debate in Monroe where Monroe Wisconsin High and Baraboo High will participate.
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Harriet Baldwin
Southern Ten
Madison
R. W. Witt
Monroe
Wisconsin
Baraboo
Kick By Cow Fatal Near Fort Atkinson
Albert Regelin aged 84 died at St Marys hospital from injuries received when he was kicked by a cow on his Fort Atkinson route 1 farm. He was hurt Monday and died yesterday.
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Watertown
Albert Regelein
St. Mary’s Hospital
Route 1
Fort Atkinson
Steeplejacks Paint 150-Foot Methodist Spire
Steeplejacks from Ket tle and Dix of Janesville begin lead paint work on the 150 foot Methodist church steeple. They set the metal ball atop the spire, noting Lanz Hardware Co produced it in 1930. The last major work was a 1939 stain job. current paint will match the other building trim.
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Methodist
Kettle and Dix
Janesville
Lanz Hardware Co
Court House
Eugene Krueger Named New Albany Fire Chief
Eugene Krueger was elected fire chief of the Albany volunteer department at Tuesday's meeting. He succeeds Oren Burt who resigned effective Nov 1 as he plans to move to northern Wisconsin. A farewell party was held for Burt after the session.
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Albany
Eugene Krueger
Oren Burt
Wisconsin
Landscape expert urges front door focus in home grounds
George Ziegler of the University of Wisconsin advised Monroe center homemakers at a courthouse meeting on practical landscaping. He emphasized praising the front walk, dividing lawns into front play area and service zones, and using trees shrubs and flowers. He demonstrated with a farm scene diagram and noted proportional growth in design.
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George Ziegler
University of Wisconsin
Monroe Center
Court House
Ziegler
Juda Center
Ted Newman
Oswald Zentner
Monticello
Mills Homemakers Meet Plans Fun Night And Lectures
Mrs. Arthur Rugh of Woodford hosted the Mills Homemakers Tuesday for the season's second meeting. Guests and members attended as topics on pure milk regulations and landscaping were presented. Next gathering will be at Mrs. Albert Johnson's home on November 1 with Mrs. Johns and Mrs. Edward Butts as project leaders.
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Mills Club
Arthur Rugh
Woodford
Mills
John Rugh
Lewis Olson
J. Edward Brecklin
Henry Youngblood Jr
John Rothlesburger
Albert Johnson
Johns
Edward Butts
Transformer Failure Darkens Area of City
A transformer serving the 20th avenue and 10th street area burned out last evening at 7 25. Wisconsin Power and Light Co linemen replaced the transformer and restored power by about 8 p m. The trouble may have been caused by Monday wind storm. Several Union Presbyterian church women were stranded during the outage while cleaning up after a public dinner. One woman later made a special trip to thank the company for prompt service.
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20Th Avenue
10Th Street
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
W.S. MacDonald
Union Presbyterian Church
Power and Light Office
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