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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1963
Page
2
Public notice lists subscription prices for areas including Monroery County and Stephenson County with yearly rates. It notes payment in advance to meet post office rules and provides office hours and a telephone contact.
Editorials from Wisconsin papers condemn President Kennedy for naming David Rabinovitz to the Western District of Wisconsin, arguing the choice shows political favoritism. They cite Doyle as a qualified candidate who was sidelined for political reasons and warn about politicizing the judiciary.
A collage of past events notes 1953 deaths of Chief Justice Vinson and Homer Baker, Adenauer’s postwar German stance, and nearly 2,500 attendees at a Wilhelm Tell pageant. It also marks 1938 4H triumphs, storm damage to Green County roads, and earlier local misfortunes including fires and floods.
Idle Hour Mansion hosts the second annual outdoor art show next Sunday on Monroe's north edge. No entry or visitor fees. Participants from Chicago Madison Rockford Milwaukee planned to display with a Beloit ceramics school feature and a Monroe exhibitor Robert Hahn offering how-to displays and crafts.
A weekend accident on County Trunk N west of Monticello involved Eugene A. Gessler and two cows from Edwin Saxer’s herd. Gessler, 20, Monticello, said he braked upon spotting cattle crossing the road. one cow suffered a bruised shoulder and the other broken ribs and cuts.
Rev. Willie Lucas of Terre Haute Ind leads a week long evangelistic series at Albany First Baptist Church with the Crusade Choir and regional musicians. Services run Monday through Friday at 745 p.m. nightly, with a youth program Friday and a Sunday 11 a.m. finale. Baby nursery is available. Dan MacDonald hosts and directs choir and song.
Herbert A. Fursett of Evansville died in a Stoughton hospital after a long illness. Born December 24, 1890 in Green County, he moved to Cooksville then Evansville. He retired from the Rock County Highway Department after a long career. Survived by wife Florence, a daughter in Madison, four Evansville sisters, a Cooksville sister, and a granddaughter. Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. in Evansville with Rev. Edwin Hegge officiating.
Hazel Charlotte Colby a lifelong Pecatonica resident and rural school teacher died Saturday in North Rockford Convalescent Home Rockford after a long illness She is survived by her husband Nathan a sister Gertrude Hance Rock Island and a brother Evans Meyer Belvidere Services will be held at 2 pm tomorrow at Knapp Funeral Home Pecatonica burial at Oakwood Cemetery Rockford
The remote past saw the North Magnetic Pole visiting Japan Hawaii and Oregon in sequence. Scientists note these excursions reflect shifts in Earth's magnetism and help map historical geomagnetic activity.
The Welfare Department announced on Saturday that Krebiozen is an inexpensive chemical identified as Creatine, an amino acid from meat, and is not effective against cancer. Creatine is described as a normal bodily constituent and not the drug's active component, with prior animal studies showing no benefit even at high doses. Dr Ivy of Chicago disputes the findings calling Creatine not Krebiozen and questions the FDA testing.
Sam Settle, 86, of Darlington, died Friday. Services were held at 9 a.m. today in Holy Rosary Catholic Church. Arrangements were made at Steil funeral home.
Services for Howard F. Johnson 63 a former Darlington farmer were held at 1 30 p m today at Darlington Methodist Church with the Sharer funeral home in charge He was born in Darlington Township and farmed locally until his 1951 retirement He married Olive Tyson in 1927 Survived by wife a son Harold Darlington a daughter Mrs Jack Thomas Mineral Point seven brothers three sisters and several grandchildren
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