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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1948
Page
2
The piece praises a growing wave of Green County Swiss and Limburger cheese factories undergoing remodeling or rebuilding. It argues modernization boosts efficiency and sanitation, preserving the region’s lead in cheese quality. It warns that stagnation could threaten the district’s dairy leadership.
A Boston survey of 300 people examines happiness across ages and concludes that the 20 to 30 decade holds the most happiness when joy is tied to achievement and creative work. The study notes varied definitions of happiness and questions sensational claims from popular psychology.
The piece argues incumbents should campaign on performance and urges candidates to avoid personal attacks. It notes the main challenger labels the governor as a non acting figure and hobbyist, but contends such tactics mislead voters. It calls for focusing on proposals and qualifications to help voters decide.
The nave is the section of a church set aside for the laity, distinct from the area used by the clergy.
25 years ago on September 11, 1938 Miss Mayme Steiner led the first day of Cheese Day queen voting. Mrs. F W Kaderly, 51, died from heart trouble. At least 50 Americans died in a Japanese earthquake and fire, per latest report. Fred J Karlen Jr Winslow rescued Raymond Moore from drowning in the Pecatonica River.
A veteran media executive argues newspapers remain essential for verifiable local and world news in print. He notes TV will split advertising but won’t replace the need for reader accessible, recallable printed reporting. Newspapers survive as local, record keeping and verification tools.
The Browntown 4-H Club at its eighth meeting in Community hall planned a Halloween party for October 29 with Nancy Aitchison as committee chair. Thirty members and parents attended as games were played and records were submitted.
Wendell Matzke and Paul Waterman vacationing in Wyoming. Wescott Patton and daughters Patsy and Judy with Mrs. Dorothy Spersrud and Diana and Dale Spersrud from Chicago visited Harrison Grenzow. Sunday callers were Mr. and Mrs. John Swartz and son Kenneth from Clinton at Miss Inez Weaver's home. Mrs. Russell Carter hosted the Southern Aid society of Rock Grove. The Matzkes and Hammans headed to the Black Hills. Gertrude Newman made a business call in Janesville. Leland Skattum and daughter attended Maus to n truck drivers picnic.
Daily home fires number about 720 across communities, highlighting ongoing risk to households and the need for fire safety measures and preparedness in residences nationwide.
The Monticello high school enrolls 84 students across grades including 28 freshmen 19 sophomores 13 juniors and 24 seniors with class officers elected for each group. Presidents include Robert Feller freshman Gordon Schultz junior Edward Marty Jr senior and Shirley Root eighth grade. Multiple teachers and rural instructors also attended the Monroe institute.
A list of birthday greetings by date from Sunday September 12 through Saturday September 18. Names with routes and towns such as Robert Bernard Hare Darlington Ruth Ann Tschanz Albany and many others are given alongside street and route details.
Sandy carries matches into the new school term and lights a small bonfire behind the building. After the blaze is controlled his teacher suspends him until a parent notes the change in behavior. His father writes a corrective letter urging fair investigation of all involved.
A collage of visits and travels among Brodhead residents and friends. Mrs. Donald L. Collins hosts, Chicago guests with the Parkers. Minneapolis and Madison guests with Wilsey and Hartman families. Milwaukee and Seattle trips noted. Tucson teaching return. theater seat statistic amid regional ties.
The notice lists new members including Lawrence Jacob Baertschi of route 1 Monticello born Jan 14 1948 Dwaine John Thoman route 2 Monticello born Oct 1 1947 Leon Frederic Baertschi route 1 Monticello born Sept 24 1945 and Nicko Renee Brandt of 608 14th Avenue with dates Sept 19 1947 and Sept 17 1937.
Count Heinrich Von Einsiedel 26 a great grandson of Otto Von Bismarck faces trial before an American military court in Frankfurt Germany accused of acting as the communists contact man in western Germany.
Curtis Boettiger 18 son of the Roosevelt grandson of the office was discharged from Corona naval hospital after a mild polio attack. He said he is feeling fine and will sail Monday with his grandmother Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt to attend a United Nations conference in London.
The passage argues that African heritage in African American people mirrors Europe’s diversity of tribes and human types, emphasizing broad range in ancestry and cultural origins across the Atlantic population.
Miss Mary Gunderson spent the weekend with her sister Mrs Christie Oakley in Durand. Mr and Mrs Paul Bolender and daughter Janice Lee of Freeport were Labor Day guests at the Glen Bolender home.
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