Monroe Evening Times Publication Notes and Rates
The fragment from Monroe Evening Times references publication details and circulation terms. It mentions daily issues except Sunday, associated press imprint, and subscription by mail with rates. Lacks a clear event or outcome, but notes office and circulation information from historical context.
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Jacinber
Associated Im Ignd Daily’ Press “Associationy Bureau of Circulation
Wisconsin’ ‘Daily
League
Ebro
Here's Another Week That Was Recap and Corrections
A humorous weekly wrap recounts miscues and corrections from the Monroe Times. Notable items include museum notes, school report cards, a bribery jest, peacock feathers trade, misidentified Mrs Norton, sports misadventures, fire drills, and a mistaken Oscar attribution for Oliver Winger. The piece also mentions fishing nostalgia and a missed anniversary party.
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Conservation Department
Horizon Marsh
Bob Hahn
Roger Wuthrich
Sacolor TV
Asve
George Norton
Monroe
Norton
Big Bend
Rockford
Kim Babler
Monroe Evening Times
Ollie Fink
Times
Canada
Roger Voetkli
This Day in History September 6, 1966 Highlights
On this date in history McKinley was fatally wounded in 1901 at Pan-American Exposition Buffalo. Pilgrims sailed for America in 1620 aboard the Mayflower. The first Battle of the Marne began in 1914. King Carol abdicated in 1940. El Alamein halted the Nazi offensive in 1942. 1945 ended blackout rules for Pacific vessels. Also noted are Nixon in 1958 and Kennedy in 1963 warnings, plus 1965 and 1966 actions. Dogs older than two lose ability to learn, trainers report.
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William McKinley
Buffalo
N.Y
America
The
Marne
Carol of
Romania
Prince Michael
el Alamein
Washington
Pacific
Richard Nixon
American Legion National Convention
Los Angeles
Kennedy
U. S
Cape Batangan
South China Sea
Viet Nam
Mrs Pandow Taken by Death
Anna Amelia Pandow aged 85 formerly of Gratiot Wisconsin died Sunday in Sunnyside Nursing home Funeral services set for 10 30 a m tomorrow at St Ann s Catholic Church Friends may call at Bartel Funeral Home Surviving are two brothers George and Robert Eckerman of Warren and three sisters Mrs William Rosenhaver Mrs William Flanagan and Lucile Eckerman of Jasher
Glancing Backward Ten Years Ago Today
Mrs. Ben Numan dies at home after a heart attack. Grant Ritter of Beloit is injured in a fall and admitted to St. Clare Hospital. Donald and Mrs. Timm welcome a newborn daughter. The first autumn chill arrives with the temperature dropping to 46 degrees.
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Ben Numan
Grant. Ritter of
Beloit
St. Clare Hospital
Donald Timm
Public project dance at Winslow cemetery by Hartman orchestra
Twenty years after September 6 1946 Les Hartman and his orchestra perform for a public project dance at Winslow cemetery. Albert H Stoldt and Matt H Stauffacher attend American Dairy Association meeting in Madison Monroe. Butchers predict meat shortages may ease next weekend with catsup possibly returning in a month amid soap shortages. Frank E Hass 53 dies in Oakley.
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Les Hartman
Winslow
Albert H. Stoldt
Matt H. Stauffacher
American Dairy Association
Madison
Monroe
Frank E. Hass
Oakley
Legion Auxiliary funds fire places in Recreation Park
Thirty years ago on September 6 1936 the Legion Auxiliary voted to sponsor the erection of fireplaces in Recreation Park Insulation was placed in the senior and Junior High and East School A rabies quarantine was placed on Sylvester Township Mrs Beryl Markham became the first woman flyer to span the Atlantic from England to New York Nancy Bishop wore pirate garb and won the bicycle parade contest
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Legion Auxiliary
Recreation Park
East School
Sylvester Township
Beryl Markham
Atlantic
England
New York
Nancy Bishop
Fritsch Suffered Bruises After Fall From Pole
Forty years ago today September 0 120 John Fritsch a 42 year old Clarno resident lay in Deaconess Hospital with bruises from a fall from a telephone pole. West Point cadet W L Clemmer 19 is listed as entering the program. Major Arthur Brooks longtime presidential valet for Roosevelt Taft Wilson Harding and Coolidge died in Washington with Coolidge praising him as one of the finest men I know.
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John Fritsch
Clarno
Deaconess Hospital
W. L. Clemmer
West Point
Arthur Brooks
Roosevelt
Taft
Wilson
Harding
Coolidge
Washington
Junction of Ford and freight train delay prompts illness note
County Superintendent John N Burns suffers lumbago after attempting to lift his Ford from a Juda ditch delaying an incoming freight train. Sen LaFollette renominated easily and Gov Emmanuel Phillip defeats William Hatton for renomination. Service Garage advertises new Maxwells at 595 F O B Detroit. Mrs William Flanagan dies at home of daughter Mrs Will Norder in Clarno.
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John N. Burns
Juda
LaFollette
Emmanuel Phillip
William Hatton
Detroit
William Flanagan
Will Norder
Clarno
Twining elected chairman of city Republican committee
Sixty years ago on September 6, 1906 C. W. Twining was chosen chairman at a precinct chairmen meeting. A Monroe tavern keeper lost his license for selling liquor to a minor. Dr and Mrs T W Nuzum returned to Brodhead from an extended trip abroad. Farmers near Rock Grove Tl plan to organize to protect themselves from chicken thieves. Try Times Want Ads.
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C. W. Twining
Republican City Committee
Monroe
T. W. Nuzum
Brodhead
Rock Grove
Army Medic Earns Bronze Star Medal
Spec. 4 Dennis Graham of Thorp Wisconsin, an Army medic with the First Infantry Division in Viet Nam since March, received the Bronze Star Medal and the Army commendation medal with "V" for gallantry and heroism against the Viet Cong. He says he learned to work alongside infantrymen and share their trials in the jungles.
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Saigon
Dennis Graham
Thorp
Wis
Graham
Viet Nam
Army
Second Infantry
Wisconsin
Orlen McMillen Taken by Death
Orlen McMillen 48 Beloit died 12:09 p.m. Sunday at St. Clare Hospital Monroe after a stay since Aug 25. Born Nov 26 1917 in Gays Mills son of Jesse and Goldie McMillen. WWII veteran employed at Fairbanks Morse Beloit as a caretaker. Surviving wife Jeanette Miller a daughter Sonya Brach parents Jesse and Goldie and brother Carrel Beloit and a grandson. Funeral 3 p.m. tomorrow at Rosman Uebling Kinzer North chapel Beloit with Rev Justis officiating followed by Eastlawn Cemetery. Visitation 7 to 9 tonight North Chapel.
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Orlen McMillen
Beloit
St. Clare Hospital
Monroe
Mr. McMillen
Gays Mills
Jesse and
Goldie Martin McMillen
Fairbanks-Morse
Jeanette Miller
Dubuque
Justis
Eastlawn
John Roper 85 Dies in Apple River Illinois
John Earl Roper age 85 of Apple River dies. Survivors include his wife and three grandchildren. Services at 2 p.m. Thursday at Bartell Funeral Home Warren Illinois with burial in West Finland Highland Cemetery Apple River. Friends may call after 2 p.m. today. Born August 13 1881 in Jo Daviess County Illinois. Married Carrie Bright March 18 1909 in Darlington. Retired farmer.
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John Roper
Apple Stlver
John Earl Roper
Jo Daviess County
Ilinois
Carrie Bright
Darlington
Roper
John Wenger Taken by Death in Lamont Wisconsin
John Wenger Sr. 88 of Lamont, a retired cheesemaker, died at Memorial Hospital Darlington after three weeks of illness. Born in 1880 in Canton Bern, Switzerland, he immigrated to America in 1905, lived in Argyle, Blanchardville, then Lamont. Survived by three sons, three daughters, and several siblings. Funeral arrangements not listed.
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Ohn Wenger Sr
Lamont
Memorial Hospital
Darlinton
Canton Bern
Switzerland
Fred
Susan Rieder Wenger
Germany
Johannah Marie Travar
America
Chardville
Argyle- Blanchardville
John Wenger Jr
Argyle
Oscar
Dodgeville
Henry
Beloit
Dallas
Rose) Helm
Harlow
Martha) Lancaster
Glen
Frieda) Lancaster
Jacob
Gottlieb
Milwaukee
Chris
Frieda
Ida Lamont Community Mourns Loss Of Local Resident
Ida, a resident in Switzerland, leaves 99 grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Predeceased by six brothers Fred Ernest Alfred Robert Cartland Gottfried and sister Mrs. Rose Brandt. Funeral arrangements set at Erickson Funeral Home Argyle with Rev E J Jeffrey officiating at Cuddy Cemetery south of Lamont. Friends may call at the Erickson Funeral Home after noon and evening.
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Ida
Switzerland
Fred
Ernest
Alfred
Robert
Cartland Gott”fried
Rose Brandt
Erickson Funeral Home
Argyle
E. J. Jeffrey
Darlington
Cuddy Cemetery
Lamont Friends
Wisconsin State Employees to Convene at Superior State Union
The Wisconsin State Employees Association will hold its annual convention September 10-11 at Superior State University's Student Union. About 200 delegates and guests are expected to attend as proposals for possible recommendations to the 1967 Legislature are considered and officers for the coming year are elected. Thousands rely on Classified Acts in solving daily problems.
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Madison
Wise State
Albert A Pagel Succumbs at 66 in Delavan
Albert A Pagel aged 66 of Inlet Oaks Delavan died after a six week illness. Funeral services were Aug 29 at Luther Memorial Church Delavan with burial in Spring Grove Cemetery. Born Feb 7 1900 in Green County he was the son of Frank and Hulda Gabel Pagel. He married Gertrude Krause in Evansville Oct 25 1921. He was a retired farmer and lived in Delavan since 1944. Surviving are his wife three sons a daughter a sister and five brothers.
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Albany
Albert A. Pagel
Inlet Oaks
Delavan
Luther Memorial Church
Spring Grove
Green County
Frank and
Hulda Gabel Pagel
Gertrude Krause
Evansville
St. Peter’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
Janesville
Pagel
Alvie P
Santa Barbara
Calif
Marvin W
Whitewater
Roland F
Eileen Zimmerman
East Troy
Clarence Rebly
Victor
Rockford
Frank
Manue
Route 1, South Wayne and Reuben Monroe Family Loss
A brother named Fred from Albany died on March 10. He left 11 grandchildren among the Route 1 South Wayne and Reuben Monroe kin.
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Route 1
South Wayne
Reuben
Monroe
Fred
Albany
Palestine Chapter To Meet Thursday
The first meeting of the Fall season of Palestine Chapter No. 21 RAM will be held Thursday evening September 8 in the Masonic Temple. A memorial service will be conducted for companions who died in the past year. Refreshments will follow.
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Palestine
RAM
Thurstsday
Masonic Temple
Mrs Poller Dies at 91 in Platteville
Mrs Samuel Poller aged 91 died Sunday at her Platteville home after a long illness. Funeral services were held today at Morgen Funeral Home. She was formerly Minnie Band and a member of First Lutheran Church. She is survived by a daughter Miss Lenice Poller.
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Platteville
Samuel Poller
Morgen
Minnie Band
First Lutheran Church
Lenice Poller
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Editorial
Oliver Winger
Ray Beckman
Sid Riese
Northwoods
By Robert Tschudy
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Secy. & Treas
Darlington, Wis
Gordon v
Republican
Vernon Ww. Roseleip
Apple River
Maininace
Coats
16Th Ave
John Wenger
North Central
Mondey
Brandenburg
del Brandenburg
Century Heating
John Holtshopple Connors
Fanz
Montgomery Ward & Co
Stan Franson
North Central Public Service Corporation
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