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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1964
Page
2
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After 17 years of daily editorials, the writer announces retirement from the column. He recalls provoking thought and amusement, facing reader reactions from both fans and critics, and hints at future newspaper projects to mentor younger writers. He thanks readers for their patience.
Green County polio chapter board led by Leland L. Lamboley set dates for appeals tied to the Sept 2 1954 emergency March of Dimes drive. Deaths noted include Mrs Albert A Hirshbrunner and others. Gov Kohler orders 32nd Division MPs to active duty Labor Day weekend.
Steel output in August set a record for the month at about 10.5 million tons, with orders rising to a July high of 39.4 billion dollars and shipments reaching a new peak. Aerospace led gains while inventories rose modestly, signaling production momentum with potential steel labor event risks in May.
Mrs. Anna Doudlah 86 died after a brief illness in a Stoughton nursing home. She lived with her son Earl since 1943 and was a Holy Mother of Consolation church member. Services set for 9:30 a.m. at Ore gon church. rosary at 8 p.m. tonight. Survived by Earl and two sisters in Maine and Boyd.
Reach the renters quickly with rent ads. To place them come in or Phone 325-5101, Monroe Evening Times.
Oscar E. Bergholz aged 68 died at his Footville home from a heart attack after a 48 year railway career. He served 37 years as agent at Footville station and worked at Beloit later. He was on the village board and treasury holder, member and first lay president of Orfordville Lutheran church. Surviving wife Florence a daughter and a son, three sisters and one grandchild. Services Friday at Orfordville Lutheran Church with burial in Bethel cemetery Center Township. Burial home visitation set for tomorrow evening in Orfordville.
Services for Joseph L. Smith 61 father of Mrs. Francis Sargent Shullsburg will be held in Galena Illinois at 9 a.m. tomorrow at the Nash Schmadeke funeral home and at 9 30 in St. Marys Catholic church Burial will be in the church cemetery A Rosary service is at 8 tonight at the funeral home He died Monday in a Chicago hospital Surviving are his wife Edith three sons Emmett Freeport and Joseph and Terry both of Galena two other daughters Mrs Richard Adams Bartlett and Mrs Robert Mace Savanna a sister Mrs Joe Miller Menominee and 14 grandchildren
Census data released Monday places Wisconsin at 16th in population with 4 107 000 residents down one notch from the prior year. The national population stood at 191 334 000 as of July 1, an increase of 2.7 million in 12 months, while California remains the most populous state with 18 084 including military personnel.
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