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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1964

Page

2

Local Newspaper Subscription Rates Listed

The announcement details subscription prices for Monroe and surrounding areas. Carrier delivery in Monroe is $15.50 per year, mail in Wisconsin and Stephenson County $10, outside Wisconsin and Stephenson County $13. All payments must be in advance to comply with postal regulations. Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and the phone number is 325-5101.

City of Monroe Wisconsin Stephenson County Ill

The Vacation is Over by Hal Boyle

Editorial humorously urges return to work after a three day weekend. It cites sages and proverbs from Edison Voltaire Roosevelt and others to defend work as beneficial while noting stubborn rebels resist. The piece preserves a witty tone about daily routines and productivity.

Tertullian Thomas A. Edison Voltaire Gustave Flaubert Theodore Roosevelt U.S Jerome K. Jerome Tal Boyle

Enrollment hits 874 in Brodhead schools

Brodhead area enrollment reaches 874 across elementary grades including Decatur. Kindergarten 107, first 106, second 111, third 84, fourth 80, fifth 83, sixth 101, seventh 84, eighth 105, plus 13 in the special room.

Brodhead Decatur

Today in History for September 8, 1964

Notable events on this date include Harvard College founding in 1636 with support from the Colony Court of Massachusetts, English control of Wisconsin in 1760, the Morro Castle disaster in 1934 with 134 deaths, Huey Long’s assassination in 1935, the Galveston disaster in 1900, and other milestones from Pope John XXIII to civil rights developments. Dial 325-5101 for an Actaker today.

Harvard College Colony Court of Massachusetts Cambridge Wisconsin France New Jersey Sen Huey Long Louisiana Baton Rouge Carl Weiss Galveston Tex Pope Pius World Congress of Marian St. Peter's Basilica Civil Rights Commission Dwight D. Eisenhower Venezuela

1954 Browntown fire two way radio aids rural safety

On September 8 1954 Browntown fire department uses its new two way radio when a barn burns on William Blum farm west of South Wayne. Governor Kohler notes reduced highway deaths thanks to National Guard patrols over Labor Day weekend. Donald Hosley 15 Monticello hospitalized with back injury from auto crash. Frank Matzke 92 of Clarno Township dies at his son's home. City health board weighs renting or purchasing a device to curb starling numbers.

Browntown Fire Department William Blum South Wayne National Guard Wisconsin Kohler Donald Hoesly Monticello Frank Matzke Clarno Township Gayle

George W. Divan Rites Tomorrow

George W. Divan, 68, Beloit and former Monroe resident, died Saturday at the VA hospital in Wood. Services will be at 1:30 p.m. tomorrow at Shriner-Neuschwanter funeral home with Rev. Burton Holling officiating. Burial in Greenwood Cemetery with WWII veteran flag service. Survived by two sons Gerald and Raymond, a daughter Lucille, a brother Vernon, three sisters, and eight grandchildren.

George W. Divan Beloit Monroe Wood Shriner-Neuschwanter Burton Holling Bethel Eub Church Greenwood Cemetery Divan Co. K. Monroe National Guard Arias Divan May Morton Divan Green County Pennsylvania Eva Folgate Milwaukee Freeport Gerald Raymond West Dundee Ill Lucille Dodson Vernon Myrtle Wyss Emma Asmus Juda Earl Sinclair

Sloniker Child Dies After Drinking Poison

Orfordville special report states 21 month old Myron Fay Sloniker died after ingesting weed killer used to spray a church yard in Janesville. He died eight hours later at Mercy hospital Janesville. Survived by parents Malcolm and Mrs Sloniker, a sister Mary Ann, grandparents Jorgen Anderson Reedstown Fay Sloniker Janesville and Frances Sloniker Beloit, great grandmother Ida Anderson Viroqua.

Orfordville Myron Fay Sloniker Malcolm Sloniker Janesville Church of Christ Plymouth Ceme Mercy Hospital Mary Ann Jorgen Anderson Reedstown Fay Sloniker Frances Sloniker Beloit Ida Anderson Viroqua

Lost Act Regrets Echo in Theatre Chronicle

A note reflects on a vanished performance and the pangs of losing a planned play. Critics muse on what might have been and the cultural impact of a lost artistic act.

Kenneth Harker Dies at 42 in Mineral Point Farm Truck

Kenneth Harker 42 farmer was found dead yesterday in his truck on his Mineral Point farm. Coroner Dr. W D Hamlin ruled death natural. Survived by two daughters Judith and Diane and two sons Gregory and John, plus parents and a sister. Services Thursday at Waldwick Methodist Church with burial in Waldwick Cemetery. Friends may call at Gorgen Funeral Home after 2 pm today and at the church after noon Thursday.

Mineral Point Kenneth Harker W. D. Hamlin Iowa Harker Judith Diane Brodhead Gregory John John C. Harker Franklin Jackson Waldwick Methodist Church Waldwick Cemetery Gorgen Funeral Home Waldwick Church

Janesville Woman Drowns in Castle Rock Flowage

Two drownings marked Labor Day weekend in Wisconsin. Alma Hudson, 56, of Janesville, fell from a pier at a sister’s home on Castle Rock Flowage and was recovered nearby. Richard Hildebrand, 18, of Chicago, drowned in the east fork of the Chippewa River near Winter in Sawyer County after stepping into a dropoff during a fishing trip.

Associated Press Wisconsin Alma _ Hudson Janesville Castle Rock Robert Suter Richard Hildebrand Chicago Chippewa River Sawyer County Ernest Lien Hildebrand

Observation Ties Eclipses to Sun's Atmospheric Temps

Observation of eclipses has provided fundamental data on temperatures and pressures in the sun's outer atmosphere.

Mother Killed By Pistol Shot in Fond du Lac Home

A 33 year old divorced mother, Ellen M. Odette, was shot dead in her Fond du Lac home. Her ex husband Francis H. Odette, 34, was found wounded in a car nearby and taken for emergency surgery. Their nine year old daughter witnessed the incident as police prepared to question her again.

Fond DU Lac Harold Rautenberg St. Agnes Hospital Ellen M. Odette Francis H Odette Rautenberg

Mrs Russell Wills of Galena Dies at 58

Mrs Russell Wills 58 of Galena Ill died Sunday in Hazel Green hospital. Services were held this afternoon in Galena. She is survived by her husband a son Kenneth at home three daughters Mrs Eugene Ohms Mrs Daniel Hoyer both of Galena and Mrs Herman Ohms Scales Mound a sister Mrs Fred Thiel Janesville and 12 grandchildren.

Russell Wills Galena Ill Glen Wiegel Shullsburg Hazel Green Hospital Kenneth Eugene Ohms Daniel Hoyer Herman Ohms Scales Mound Fred Thiel Janesville

Miss Wisconsin Is Shortest Contestant in Pageant

Miss Wisconsin Angela Baldi of Milwaukee is the smallest entrant at 5 feet 2 inches. She was listed beside Miss West Virginia Ella Kessell, the tallest at 5 feet 11 inches, when placed in alphabetical order on Monday in Atlantic City.

Atlantic City Wisconsin Angela Baldi Milwaukee Miss Baldi West Virginia Ella Kessell

Mission start at Monroe Jehovahs Witnesses week of activities

Circuit supervisor George H. Cook visits the Monroe congregation from today through Sunday September 13 for a week of activities. A ministry school and development class open at 7 30 in Kingdom Hall 2701 6th street followed by door to door preaching and a Bible study meeting with local ministers. The week culminates with a public lecture Do All Religions Lead to Eternal Life at 3 p m. Sunday. All meetings are open to the public.

George H. Cook Monroe Christ Cook Monticello Jehovah’s Witnesses Wisconsin Illinois Kingdom Hall

Joseph Carpenter Rites Wednesday

Joseph Carpenter 59 a Mendota State Hospital policeman and once a Rock County sheriff hopeful was found dead Saturday night in Janesville. Services set for 1 30 p m tomorrow at Overton funeral home Janesville with calling hours tonight. Coroner says suicide by gunshot. Carpenter long served in law enforcement and community groups and leaves two sons two brothers a sister and two grandchildren.

Joseph Carpenter Mendota State Hospital Rock County Janesville Overton Carpenter Charles Gramke Milwaukee Road Wisconsin Policemen’s Protective Association Blackhawk Personnels Association Board of Directors Beloit American Legion Masonic Lodge Junior Chamber of Commerce Navy Club Thomas Michael Charles Lawrence Stoughton Dorothy Jgestson

Fat Pig and Hens Stolen in Pembroke Township

Kankakee Illinois sheriff reports Mrs. Anna Robbins says a fat pig and 15 fat hens were stolen and replaced with a skinny pig and 15 skinny hens. No suspects named. The incident remains under investigation by local authorities.

Kankakee, Ill Sheriff's Office Anna Robbins Pembroke Township

George Lewis 54 Dies While Visiting Superior

Verona service for George Lewis 54 longtime Dane County Home employee who died unexpectedly Saturday in Superior. Born Ridgeway he lived in Verona 14 years. Survived by sisters Mrs Clarence Hansen Oregon and Mrs Orville Himsel Verona and brother Clarence Denver Colorado.

Verona George Lewis Dane County Superior Joyce Lewis Ridgeway Clarence Hansen Oregon Orville Himsel Clarence Denver Colo

Mrs. Fleming Taken by Death in Shullsburg

Mrs. Eileen Fleming 78 died at home in Shullsburg. Services were held at St. Matthew's Catholic church after a Rosary at O'Flaherty funeral home. Former Ellen McElroy from Benton, she lived in the area most of her life. Husband died in 1950. survivors include three sons Angela, James, and Charles. a sister Mrs. D. V. Meloy and 18 grandchildren.

Shullsburg E.en Fleming St. Matthew’s Catholic Church O’flahiity Fleming Ellen McElroy Benton Charles Gerlach Wyandotte Mich Walter O’connor Rockford Angela James Milwaukee Charles D. V. Meloy

Cows With Water Access Use More Water Study Finds

Ohio State University extension workers report cows with access to water consume 15 to 20 percent more water than cows watered twice daily. The finding highlights intake differences based on watering practices and implications for farm management and feed efficiency.

Ohio State University

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