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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1946
Page
2
Rest of the notice appears garbled but references publication of a paper and reserved rights for special issues. No clear dates, names, or locations are readable.
Editorial argues Pravda distorts facts to favor communism while praising American freedom. It contrasts Russian secrecy with American openness, warns against serfdom of communism, and cites wartime unity, the atom, and Allied efforts amid a broader call to preserve the American system.
Flo contemplates leaving Doug after a talk with Charie while Charie stacks plans for moving to new apartments and Trent's rising profile. Flo meets Neil Winslow who proposes a Midland trip to uncover her mother's past, with Flo hoping for escape and independence funded by Neil.
Mrs Henry Pauli reports Mrs Kay Kittelson of Monroe visited her daughter-in-law. Paul Thompson of Ames and his wife visited the Stuessys. Dr Earl Hicks and wife left for a Canada fishing trip and will be away ten days. Dr C A Hoghan will oversee Hicks practice in Madison. Hartman families Adams Disch group and Bowen Stuessys take a Wisconsin vacation while Eugene Stuessy tours Colorado. Ever tried a want ad?
From The Evening Times archives a 1936 notice reports the Legion auxiliary voting to sponsor the erection of a stone fireplace in Recreation Park. The item appears among other 1936 redevelopment notes and community events from the Sept. 6 edition.
Miss Dorothy Blum and Walter J. Wenger exchange nuptial vows. Miss Louise Kuebli of Monroe weds Kenneth Steinke of Delavan. Harold Ginner, 14, accidentally shot in the hand while gophers are pursued. Rev Edward H. Goodell returns to lead the Methodist church for another year. Dr S R Moyer home entered with refreshments for a party stolen.
Local residents report a flurry of visits and gatherings. Birthdays, farewells, and daytime socials fill weeks with guests from Freeport Cedarville and Mid dleville. The piece notes travel, vacations, and community events along with a factual aside about elephant tusks being elongated upper incisor teeth.
An old advertisement touts a strong fungicide named THOL for athlete's foot. It claims rapid germ destruction within an hour and urges customers to ask any druggist for the product at Kempfert Pharmacy.
Monticello notes show Nancy Becker hosted a dinner for local girls at her parents home and lists several guests. The column reports multiple visits and family gatherings across Monroe, Belleville, Evansville, Rice Lake, Jerome, and Madison including trips to Chippewa Falls and Milwaukee. It mentions a Washington Reformeds Ladies Aid fall meeting and a 12 30 pot luck dinner at the parish house.
The Stauffacher Bros farm between Monticello and New Glarus, 667 acres, was rented Sept. 1 to Fred Haldiman Harold Ott and Elroy Duerst. Conrad Stauffacher will keep one dwelling as home for his family. The farm’s history traces to Dietrich Stauffacher, grandfather of current owners. The note closes with a historical aside on medieval barbering.
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