Editorial The Last Straw in the Roseleip Debate
A local editorial defends Sen. Gordon Roseleip and rebukes opponents in a heated encounter over campaign coverage. The piece notes limited acceptance of candidate comments, praises Roselleip’s conduct with constituents, but critiques views on Communism and a Wisconsin newspaper’s stance, framing public debate as essential yet restrained.
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Gordon W. Roseleip
Roseleip
Sen. Roseleip
Green County
Walter Calvert
Roselei
Madison Wisconsin State Journal
Journal
Dane County
Calvert
Darlington
Metropolitian
Cadet Band Names This Year's Officers
Newly elected officers of the Monroe Cadet Band have been announced. Gary Sutter is president of the 68 piece band with Tim Neuberger as vice president and Richard Nondahl as secretary. Treasurer is Mark Skattum. All officers are eighth graders. Drum major is Mary Schild and librarians are Carol Nyman Sharon Schilt and Mary Sulzer.
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Monroe
Gary Sutter
Robert Sutter
Tim Neuberger
Stan Neuberger
Richard Nondahl
Arthur Nondahl
Mark Skattum
Robert Skattum
Glancing Backward by Robert Tschudy
Ten years ago today Charles M. Coryesl a renowned bridge contractor dies at Browntown age 73. Frank Schwartzlow a retired farmer dies in his sleep on Mth Street. Judith Ann Hendrickson and Willis H. Stokes wed in Blanchardt ville. Mrs Arthur P. Benkett hosts for the Amaranth Club of the Eastern Star.
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Charles m. Coryesl
Panama Limited diesel engine to run Chicago Waterloo
Illinois Central marks twenty years since September 8 1946 by placing a diesel locomotive on The Panama Limited for the Chicago to Waterloo Iowa run. New guard gates debut in Green County to deter wandering cattle. Jay George Donmeyer, 61, dies.
Turner Hall directors start rebuilding with 5000 nest egg
Thirty years ago on September 8 1936 Turner Hall directors announced a starting fund of 5000 for rebuilding. Willard Lauber 18 of Jordan Township received a head cut needing stitches after a silo filling accident. Turn and Schwinger showcased at Lehrs Grove highlighted by the Blum mer sisters Marie Martha and Rose. Alvin Babler won the men’s singles tennis championship.
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Turner Hall
Willard Lauber
Jordan Townshp
Turn
Schwingee
Lehrs Grove
Blummer
Marie
Martha
Rose Alvin Babler
Marquette Cement Band to Perform Noon Concert
Forty years ago on September 8 1926 the 25 piece band of the Marquette Cement Manufacturing Company planned a noon concert. Gov John Blaine defeated Sen Irvine L Lenroot for U S Senate renomination and Fred R Zimmerman was nominated for governor. E J Hoesly of New Glarus beat William Olson for the Assembly seat. Coach N J Stoneman said Monroe would open the season against Darlington in football.
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Marquette Cement Manufacturing Company
John Blaine
Irvine L. Lenroot
U.S
Fred RK. Zimmerman
E.J. Hoesly
New Glarus
Wiliam Olson
N. J. Stoneman
Monroe
Darlington
50 Years Ago Today at the Green County Fair
Fifty years ago today a woman suffered severe bruises when knocked down by a runaway horse near the fairgrounds amid a record fair attendance as 700 automobiles lined the grounds at 2 p m. Two former Monroe men, drawn by the fair and strong drink, fought in a serious street brawl. Chief W Blunt jailed them as the worst sort of badmen.
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Monroe
W. ©. Blunt
Horses Entered in County Fair Races by Cunningham
60 Years Ago Today on September 8 1906 Thomas Cunningham has two horses entered in the county fair races set for Thursday and Friday James Hutzel is reported to be badly poisoned in an incident connected to the fair coverage notes the era’s local race circuit and community concerns
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Thomas Cunningham
James Hutzel
Calvert
Wisconsin
Swift Day at the New Glarus fair features band
The notice notes Swift Day at the fair on Thursday September 13. The New Glarus Band will perform as part of the event advertising a 5 cent soda cracker from Juda Uneeda Biscuit Company in a playful graveyard ivy scene.
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Ivy Incles
Juda Uneeda Biscuit Company Vertises
Glarus
Fight Communism and Preserve Faith in Public Debate
A letter extols Sen Roseleip and the American Legion urging resistance to Communism. The writer brands Communism as militant atheism seeking world power, alleges educational influence and moral decay, and argues opposition on social moral grounds. The piece pressures readers to align with anti Communist perspectives.
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Sen. Roseleip
Thucydies
Europe
American Legion
Wisconsin university debate on Christian leadership and Malik invitation
At Green County alumni meeting President Harrington defended the university and its stance on education. The speaker urged hiring a gifted Christian like Charles Malik, former UN head, to strengthen faculty against perceived bias toward non Christian beliefs, noting Malik’s suitability and potential Wisconsin invitation.
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Green County
Harsington
Uni
Wisconsin
Charles Malik
United Nations
Harrington
Malik
Mrs Phillips Taken by Death in Madison Area
Phoebe Phillips 36 died after brief illness in a Madison hospital. Born Mineral Point she lived in Janesville before moving to Madison 35 years ago. Survived by son Claude in Houston and four daughters in Madison Fort Atkinson Chicago and Chicago. Funeral tomorrow at Gunderson Funeral Home with burial in Roselawn Memorial Park.
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Mineral Point
Madison
Janesville
Phoebe Huxtable
Claude
Houston
Tex
Olin J. Olson
Theodore L. Olson
Burdene Parmenter
Ft. Atkinson
Helmar Osterhus
Chicago
Loretta Arnopol
Wilton Huxtable
Dear Abby column prompts questions on family stress and etiquette
A Monroe Evening Times page prints several Dear Abby inquiries from readers. Topics include a 14-year-old burdened by parents' nightly quarrels, relationship etiquette for older couples with a third person, hosting guests with modest means, and handling criticism from an editor. Abby offers advice and directs readers to mail in questions.
Madison woman found dead in apartment home
Mrs. John Westmont, 59, a Madison medical technician for 30 years, was found dead yesterday morning in her apartment. Death attributed to chloroform asphyxiation by own action. She left no note. Married three months to former Wisconsin Burners president, who is in a Madison nursing home. Services planned at Frautschi Funeral Home Madison. Also included a political note: highway fatalities may exceed 50 000 this year after Labor Day deaths.
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John Westmont
Belmont
Madison
Ernest Ferchland
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