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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1948
Page
2
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The city shows rapid expansion with increases in residential and commercial permits over the past year. Remodeling activity is high and most homes are new or being renewed, reflecting Monroe as a growing residential and business center.
The article reflects on Soviet gains during the war with Japan, noting ten bombers seized and suggesting the incident exposes flawed U.S. diplomacy with Stalin. It criticizes censorship and warns against gambling away core principles in foreign policy, urging a sober lesson for America.
The analysis questions whether a high official used office power to influence food prices and whether Stassen, a former Republican candidate now university proxy, is biased. It argues government food purchasing policies affect prices and suggests scrutiny of price supports and foreign aid as artificial cushions to remove.
Monroe friends report the death of DeWitte Withers at the Masonic home in Minneapolis from a cerebral hemorrhage last Friday. He was 69, had been in poor health for years, and leaves a widow Theo Holloway of Washington township, three sisters Versie Sears Harriet Shephard Ruth Latin, and a brother Scott W. Withers. Funeral services were held Monday in Minneapolis.
Ten years ago Victor C. Tullis of Brooklyn died and C E Sep 3 1938 Lindberg head of a Rockford furniture store was critically injured in a collision near Belvidere. Monroe Maids and Orangeville reach softball semi finals by defeating Farm Bureau and Winslow.
Green County 46 homemaker clubs plan a return to sessions with meetings for officers this week at the William May home in Browntown and at the courthouse in Monroe center. New clubs may form with eight or more interested persons. October kicks off home demonstration projects led by Miss Mamie Tillema featuring professional sewing and cookery topics.
The CIO national maritime union has concluded negotiations that retain the hiring hall clause in its Great Lakes contracts pending a final court decision. Similar agreements were signed recently for the Atlantic and Gulf coasts.
Green county rural and village teachers will gather next Friday for a teachers institute. Morning sessions in the circuit court room cover state curriculum materials and Wisconsin Education Association plans while the Normal school hosts the high school program in the afternoon. Speakers include Walter B. Senty Miss Ruth Chase Myron Jeglum and Mrs Mary T Ryan with topics on curriculum planning health and arithmetic readiness.
The New Glarus fire department reschedules its monthly meeting from Labor Day to Friday September 10. Part of the evening will be open to the public with a demonstration of the new foam nozzle on a gas and oil fire. The street from the Zander Thompson corner to the old cheese cellar will be blocked off for the event.
Local businessmen sponsor an amateur contest on the village main street Wednesday evening following their Wednesday night pavement dances. The event features community participation and recreational activity organized by area merchants.
Senator Joseph McCarthy of Wisconsin will address the AMVETS fourth annual convention opening today in Chicago.
The Church of Christ Scientist world wide conducts a Sunday service at 10 45 with a Bible lesson from James and Science and Health. Sunday school for under 20 meets at 9 30 and a Wednesday testimony meeting begins at 7 45.
The Monroe and Browntown churches hold Labor Day services with morning worship at 10 40 and a 7 am motor trip for an Adult Bible class to visit former pastor Dr Charles Briggs. Sunday school times are listed for Gratiot South Wayne Lamont and Woodford with no evening services in some locations.
Immanuel church under Rev. Lyndon C Viel lists church school at 9 45 morning worship 10 50. Tuesday 7 45 Eva Spreng WSWS meeting. Wednesday at 2 WSWS meet.
The notice lists times for a Thursday choir lineup with junior at 4, intermediate at 7, and senior at 8 in the evening. It outlines a structured rehearsal schedule for different voice groups.
St Andrew's Episcopal Mission at 2019 10th Street holds Sunday services at 9 30 a m and a bishop's committee meeting at 10 30. Wednesday holy communion is at 7.
The church at 1511 13th Avenue announces Sunday service at 10, Sunday school at 11, and evening service at 7 30. A Bible study or service is also held Wednesday at 8 p m.
Grace Lutheran lists Sunday school at 9 30 and church service at 10 45. Council meeting is Tuesday at 7 30 and choir rehearsal Friday at 7 30. Rev Newell Mendenhall serves as pastor.
Divine worship in the Episcopal chapel at 2019 10th Street Sundays at 11 led by Pastor Eldor Toepel of Mt Olive Lutheran Wisconsin Synod.
Union Presbyterian Church announces a Sunday schedule with a 9:30 a.m. school session led by Superintendent John Eley Jr. and a 10:45 a.m. morning worship conducted by Pastor Frederick Wilson with the sermon titled Wanted Laborers for the Harvest.
Fifteenth Sunday after Trinity with no Sunday school or church service. Next service planned for Sept. 12. Women’s union gathering Tuesday at 7:45. Aid society Thursday at 2:30. Teachers’ meeting Friday at 6:30. Rev. P. C. Kehle, pastor.
Rev. David Bruzelius leads Sunday school at 10 with morning worship at 11 and an 8 PM evening service featuring two sermons If Any Man Lack and Called and Equipped. Bible study and prayer meet Wednesday at 8 PM.
Sunday school at 9 30 worship at 10 30. Special Labor Day message by Dean Arno J Haack of Washington University St Louis son of Rev J L Haack.
Swiss Evangelical and Reformed Church holds Sunday school at 9 15 with services at 10 30. Report of delegates to Green Lake and Mission House missionary conferences. Special music by the junior choir.
The Albany First Baptist church schedules Bible school at 10 and worship at 11 with Rev. E. L. Killam of Lake Geneva as guest speaker. Killam authored a 1944 centennial history of Baptist work in Wisconsin.
Men's Fellowship will not meet Sept. 14 because of the meeting of the Janesville Baptist Association at Beloit that day.
Twin Grove Christian Bible School opens at 9 30 with a Lord's Supper and worship service at 10 30 led by Rev. Eugene Morgan pastor of the church.
Monticello Zwingli church lists Sunday worship at 10 40 with sermon Who Is Your Master Preparation for Visitation Week noted Junior choir Saturday at 1 Children's choir Saturday at 2 Girls Guild Monday at 8 Aid meeting Tuesday 2 Washington Reformed morning service at 9 sermon Why Do We Work Sunday school after service Choir rehearsal Thursday 8.
Seven Green County men enlist in the army and air force in August per local recruiter Sgt. Rodney C. Johnson. Under the 18 year old enlistment plan William Purcell and Frederick Blanc enlist for one year in the army while Jacob Kummer Milfred Golackson join three year terms. Arn from Monticello also listed among new draftees.
Frederick Blum and Henry Waelchli enlist under the aviation career plan for high school graduates. They begin basic training together in Texas. Sgt. Johnson notes a new European theater quota allows enlistment regardless of prior service.
Blanchardville Times Special reports Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ast returned after a three months visit in Canton Berne Switzerland. They saw Mrs. Ast’s mother near 80, plus a brother and sister, a reunion after 28 years without contact for Mrs. Ast and 28 years for Mr. Ast with his siblings. The couple noted many changes in Switzerland and described broad prosperity with plenty to eat and wear.
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