Subscription rates and carrier delivery details
National Advertising Representatives the Alia-Kiapp Co lists subscription rates for Wisconsin and adjoining states with annual, semiannual, and monthly options. Rates vary by duration and delivery method with payments in advance. The notice also credits the Associated Press for dispatches and reserves rights of republication.
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National _Advertising
Alia-Kiapp Co
Chicago
New York
Detroit
BATES
Monroel City
Lock Bos
Wisconsin
Wisconers
Open discussion urged to curb postwar war fears
The piece argues for frank government openness to prevent war and credits Secretary Byrnes for clear diplomacy with Russia and Britain. It warns against bluffing Moscow, notes mid Europe fragility, and urges realism over do-gooder schemes while denying warmongering intent.
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Russia
Great Britain
Byrnes
Paris
Europe
Bretton Woods
UNRRA
United Nations
World Court
Uncle Sam
Armee Sciences
Adolf Hitler
Benito Mussolini
Yugoslavia
When Charie Learns Her Mother Will Marry James Muir
Charie confronts the shock of her mother’s plan to marry James Muir. Trent presses her to face a complicating family and moral dilemma as Charie fears for their future and their jobs. The couple grapples with loyalty, class, and pressure from business interests.
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Ling
Trent
Charie
James Muir
Trenet
Muir
Mr. Benning
Charlie
Interesting Items From the Files of The Evening Times
A column recaps 10 years ago on September 14 1936 noting William Drake longtime resident and cemetery sexton who died at about 90 had dug 5000 graves Henry Neuenschwander aged 60 died in Monroe township Mrs Oscar J Pearsons dogs noted at Monticello and Monroe voting opens with ceremonies at Turner hall ruins transferring polling to the armory Officials and poll workers gather for the ritual and proclamation
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William Drake
Henry Neuenschwander
Monroe Township
Oscar J
Monticello Notes On Local Social News
Mrs O D Curtis and daughter Doris visit Madison with Mrs C M Stauffer. Many Monticello residents travel to Madison Monroe Verona Albany Woodford and nearby towns for shopping calls or hospital and school events. Miss Doerfer and Garfield Schmid plan a forthcoming marriage as families attend a shower in Oregon.
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O. D. Curtis
Doris
C. M. Stauffer
Madison
Leon Gempeler
Flora Gempeler
Monroe
Isaac Babler
Gilman Schmid
Helen Doerfer
Charles Pease Jr
Brodhead
Henry J.elmer
St. Clare Hospital
Adam Schuler
Leon B. Elmer
LeRoy
LeVon
Pleasant
John Gempeler
Otto Rhiner
Verona
Herman Gempeler
Albany
Fantie G
Frieda Benkert
Rosa Roth
Lydia Voegels
Garfield Schmidn
Helen Doersee
Adison
Raymond Zumkehr
Henry Duerst
Marilyn
Dennis Truttman
Arnold Zumkehr
Woodford
Want to Sell It Now Ad Sparks Quick Local Push
A brief advertisement invites readers to place a want to sell ad for fast local exposure. The notice promises simple steps and immediate listing options for items and services.
Motor Bike Operators Must be Licensed Warned
Law officers in Green county warn all motor and power bicycle operators to hold a regular driver’s license. Youths attach washing machine motors to bikes and seek scooters outside the area. Operators must be 16 or older, have a license, pass age restrictions, and use proper lights. License fee is 3 dollars to the state motor vehicle department. Double riding is forbidden. Authorities from city, county, and state police enforce all motor vehicle laws.
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Green County
City and Highway Police
Sheriff's Department
State Traffic Police
Birthdays listed for Evening Times Club members
The Evening Times Club publishes a list of member birthdays with names ages and routes. Entries include Keith Gordon Helland 1 Juda route 2 and Gary Allen Schupbach 4 Monroe route 2 among others from September 16 to 21.
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Evening Times Club
Keith Gordon Helland
Gary Allen Schupbach
Monroe
Bonnie Louise Arnsmeier
Betty Fahrney
Albany
William Blum
New Members Keith Gordon Helland to Join Judo Route 2
Milwaukee report notes the death of 82 year old Phoenix resident Mrs. Thomas Taylor Moore, born in Lee County Virginia, with grandfather Peter Hangar linked to Revolutionary financing and an associate of George Washington. Henri Becquerel’s 1896 radioactivity discovery is mentioned.
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Milwaukee
Thomas Taylor Moore
Phoenix
Ariz
Peter Hangar
George Washington
Lee County
Virginia
Bozo the puppy finds a home after a long search
A stray puppy named Bozo grows from a litter in a storm to a gray world. Abandoned and passed through a store window, he finally chooses a boy and a man as his new master, ending his quest for a loving home.
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Bozo
Madison Social and Golf Outing Notes from Thursday
Mrs. Irving Sarbacker Mrs. Porter Nay and Mrs. Clarence Vollmer visited Madison on Thursday. Several others including Mrs. Henry Stuessy Mrs. Wal ter Wenger and Mrs. Paul Thompson spent the afternoon there. A golf match at Nakoma drew players from Belleville with Henry Gladen Fred Lienhardt Palmer Duerst Leo Zarter Dr H Hoesly Werner Stauffacher and Harold Scott. Robert Hoare of Buffalo N Y visited Abner Anderson, while Abner and family hosted Phillip Andrews Verona on Friday.
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Porter Nay
Clarence Vollmer
Madison
Henry Stuessy
Walter Wenger
Paul Thompson
Henry Gladen
Fred Lienhardt
Palmer Duerst
Leo Zarter
H. Hoesly
Werner Stauffacher
Harold Scott
Nakoma
Belleville
Paul Grossenbacher
Margaret Mueller
Mathilda Hefty
Peter Zemp
Helen Mac
la von Lyse
Frank Ehinger
Robert Hoare
Buffalo
N. Y
Abner Anderson
Phillip Andrews
Verona
Silver Flower Show by Freeport Garden Club
The Freeport Garden Club announces its 25th annual flower show to be staged Saturday September 21 at Read Park Recreation pavilion. Under directors Mrs. W L Karcher Mrs Fredric Lynch Mrs C F Bauch and Mrs A C Emrick the event features a gold anniversary Christmas bridal and other themed tables plus artistic flower arrangements. Open to public bloom contests with entries closing at 10 am admission 50 cents. Show hours Saturday 1 to 10 pm and Sunday 10 am to 9 pm.
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Freeport Garden Club
Read Park
W. L. Karcher
Fredric Lynch
C. F. Bauch
A. C. Emrick
Moon and Pierce Families Visit. Pierce Heads to New York
Brodhead residents Mr. and Mrs. Herbert J. Moon call on Mrs. Moon’s parents Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Pierce before returning to Milwaukee. Mrs. Dwight Pierce flies to New York to visit relatives and spend winter in Brodhead with her father. Miss Arvilla Macomber improves from illness as Wesleyan Service group meets to study Women of the Bible a Sarah lesson. Mrs. Donald Edwards sings with piano accompaniment. Mrs. E. J. Mitchell heads to Madison for the state WCT A convention. J. C. Timm buys Nels Foslin farm in Plymouth Township. Dwight Pierce plans a 10 day New York trip.
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Herbert J. Moon
Clayton
Lois Charles
Gill
Tennessee
Sarah
Helen Beckwith
Donald Edwards
E. J. Mitchell
Madison
J. C. Timm
Nels Foslin
Plymouth Township
Dwight Pierce
New York
Residents and visitors make winter plans and social rounds
Richard Brust plans to spend the winter months with Mrs. Pierce. Mrs. Nat Fitzsimmons hosts visits from her daughters Mrs. R. D. Linton of New York City and Mrs. James Carruthers of St. Louis. Mr. and Mrs. George Coles of San Jose visited Miss Laura Ade on Monday. Mrs. Coles is Naomi Black Ramville’s daughter, former Brodhead resident. Mrs. C. B. Atkinson hosts the Spring Grove club.
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Richard Brust
Pierce
Nat Fitzsimmons
R. D. Linton
New Yew City
James Carruthers
St. Louis
George Coles
San Jose
Calif
Laura Ade
Coles
Naomi Black
Ramville
Brodhead
C. B. Atkinson
Spring Grove
Albany Community Items and Club Activities
The Woman's club plans a Sept 18 gathering at Mrs. Rechsteiner's with a 7 pm dinner for teachers. Meth dist church men meet in the basement Tuesday. John Hulburt and family visit then return to Osseo Minnesota. Seaman Douglas Peckham is hospitalized in Honolulu with Cat fever. Mrs. Lula Silver returns from a two week visit with her brother Perry Bertness. Ted Knowland and Dorothy visit Louis Sutherland in Alden and Mr. and Mrs. Hattie Kingdon visit Ray Webb in Monroe.
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Emma Rechsteiner
Mmes
Esther Osborne
Gwenn Ketter
Lottie Burt
Methodist Church
John Hulburt
Osseo
Minn
Julia Hulburt
Walter Elmer
Community Center
Seaman
Douglas Peckham
Honolulu
Wayne Peckham
States
Lula Silver
Perry Bertness
Alden
Ted Knowland
Dorothy
Los Angeles
Louis Sutherland
Knowland
Hattie Kingdon
Monroe
Ray Webb
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Browntown
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Carol Jean Beightol
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Gene Wesley
James Francis Halverson
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Burkhalter
Goetz Theater Bldg
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Harry Hanson
South Wayne