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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1973

Page

2

Monroe Evening Times Subscription Rates Notice

Publication details include holidays and postal rules. Rates show carrier and mail options for Monroe Wisconsin and surrounding counties in Illinois and Wisconsin. Address and office hours listed with subscriber guidance to contact delivery staff or the newspaper if issues arise.

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Retirements and memories amid weather and war echoes

Glancing Back recalls Charles A. Schindler’s retirement from Monroe banking life, a hospital recount from Mrs. Donald Flannery after a tornado hit Adams Township, and notes a heat wave in Monroe. It also marks Ft Bragg deaths in a training accident, Edwin B. Fred’s UW College of Agriculture deanship, Marine Col. Merrill Twining’s legion of merit, and John C. Von Kaenel’s captaincy at 22.

Charles A. Schindler Edgerton Monroe Donald Flannery Adams Township Edwin B. Fred University of Wisconsin College of Agriculture Col Merrill , Twining Marine Corps Legion of Merit Guadalcanal Tulagi Howard W. Chadwick John C. von Kaenel U.S. Army

Wisconsin History Almanac Highlights 1679 1760 1860 Dates

A compact historical digest covers La Salle and The Griffin arrival in Green Bay in 1679 with De Tonty and Hennepin, 1760 British claim of Wisconsin, 1860 Lake Michigan disasters, and Brown County’s origins and 1970 population. It notes treaties with Fox Sac in 1822 and Menominee in 1832, and local company incorporations in 1965 and 1865.

Isconsin la Salle Green Bay Henry de Tonty Louis Hennepin Great Lakes Ft. Armstrong Rock River Wisconsin Cedar Point Fox River Sauk County Petroleum Co Ahnapee, Ltd Milwaukee and West Virginia Oil Co Milwaukee Zebulon M. Pike Upper Mississippi River Prairie du Chien Wisconsin River New France Canada Great Britain Brown County Brown Crawford Jacob Brown U.S. Army Dane Waukesha

Loyalties and travels wind through Blanchardville gathering

Sunday guests at the R O Lyngaas home in Jefferson included Mr and Mrs Lloyd Johnson and Walter Gould with their son Stuart Lyngaas departing for Florida for navy duty. Their other son Brian enlisted in the Air Force and is stationed at Minot Base North Dakota. Mrs John Nieubuurt and Pam and Johnny returned to Lake Geneva after a week with Olaf Stenbroten. A picnic dinner at Victor Nybroten home in rural Argyle brought together the Bakken families Madison Kensett Iowa Bertelrud Bratrud Emberson and Stenbroten households.

Lloyd Johnson Walter Gould R.O. Lyngaas Jefferson Stuart Lyngaas Florida Navy Brian Air Force Minot Base North Dakota John Nieubuurt Pam Johnny Lake Geneva Olaf Stenbroten Victor Nybroten Argyle Martin Bakken Gunnar Bakken Madison Carl Kalgaard Jean Thomas Kensett Iowa Andrew Bertelrud Harold Bratrud Robert Emberson

Labor Day 1973 Observances and History

The item notes Labor Day as a national US holiday honoring workers marking end of vacation and school start. It cites biblical reflections on work from The Living Bible and lists historical highlights for Sept 1 1973, including WWII start in 1939 and Aaron Burr treason acquittal, with brief annual context and World events.

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Monroe Band’s Final Concert Features Duet Numbers

40 years ago today in 1955 Dept 1 the Monroe Municipal Band presents its season finale with vocal duets by P. N. Snodgrass and A. T. Bartling including The Voice in the Old Village Choir and Love Songs of the Nile. Miss Lillian Brand wins state 4 H show champion at the state fair while Miss Esther Elmer earns state thrift champion honors and Miss Lois Eyrick places sixth.

P. N. Snodgrass A. T. Bartling Monroe Old Village Lillian Brand Jefferson Township Esther Elmer New Glarus Lois Eyrick

Resignation of Grace Lutheran Pastor Accepts Cedarburg Call

Rev A A Hahn resigns as Grace Lutheran Church pastor after accepting a call to the Lutheran Church at Cedarburg. Adbella Watts wins a division prize at the state fair driven by owner F B Luchsinger. Juda High School retains high standing with a 125 point margin in a 493 total referendum. Church bells ring as celebrations are held.

A. A. Hahn Grace Lutheran Church Cedarburg F. B Luchsinger Adbella Watts Juda

Nine Die In Ohio River Tugboat Explosion

Sixty years ago on September 1, 1919, a boiler explosion on the tug boat Alice on the Ohio River killed nine and injured six. Jacob Altman, buyer of the Trent estate near the city, will move 67 Holstein cattle from Monticello to his Monroe place, milking at dawn and aiming to reach Monroe around 10 to 11 a.m.

Alice Ohio River Jacob Altman Trent City Monticello Altman Monroe

Miss Minnie Etter Stars in Two Little Vagrants in New York

Miss Minnie Etter of Monroe earned notice after a week in Two Little Vagrants at the New Star Theatre in New York, co starring with Neva Harrison. The attraction heads to leading cities nationwide per booking records. Washburn Observatory notes August set rainfall records in Madison.

Minnie Etter Monroe New York New Star Theater Neva Harrison Washburn Observatory Madison

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