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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1972
Page
2
Oct 24 to 26 meetings will unify Congregational Evangelical and Reformed bodies into the United Church of Christ.
Oscar Wyss son of Thomas Wyss of Dill lost three fingers in a silo filler accident. Anthracite coal allotment for Monroe is 2 064 tons for the coming year from the Pennsylvania fuel commission committee. Miss Edna Bruni of Monroe, a Four College student in Madison, is honored as the best penman in her class.
An editorial argues Congress and a Western Senator push for grants to hometown projects, inflating federal spending and worsening inflation. It cites programs for water sewer rural housing 4-H milk and more, contrasting with Treasury Secretary Shultz call for budget discipline and tax restraint.
A historic date summary notes Yorktown surrender in 1781 and events from 1735 to 1960. Birthdays include Orson Welles 1915. A horoscope column warns Aries through Pisces with practical cautions and guidance for the day.
Sixty years ago today on October 19 1912 Ned Woodman presented an entertainment of cartoons chalk talks and readings with proceeds donated to Union Church improvement fund. Col Roosevelt’s doctors announced he could be moved from Chicago hospital to his New York home. Sixty couples danced at the Cardinal Club harvest ball held at the armory.
Seventy years ago today on October 19 1902 city teachers voted to go on record in favor of an amendment to take schools out of politics. Elmer Hartwig bought 80 acres of W S Hawthorn farm in Clarno at 110 dollars per acre. The remains of Carl Studer who died at Brodhead were brought to Green County House and funeral services were planned at St Johns Evangelical Church.
The Monroe Evening Times, founded October 13, 1898 by Emery A. Odell, is published daily except Sundays and certain holidays. It lists office address, associations, AP exclusive republication rights, and subscription rates for various regions and formats. Office hours and subscriber notices are provided.
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