Monroe Evening Times Historic Record Abbreviated
The Monroe Evening Times, founded 1898, published daily except Sunday, has an archival note indicating a 1983 reference to the historic paper and its publication status.
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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1966
Page
2
The Monroe Evening Times, founded 1898, published daily except Sunday, has an archival note indicating a 1983 reference to the historic paper and its publication status.
A poetic ode to Wisconsin's northwest landscape comparing forests and lakes to an orchestra. The narrator describes wind, sun, loons, bells, and memories forming an endless musical composition that invites return with each season.
Mr and Mrs David Dickson of Monroe take over management of the City Taxi service starting Thursday September 15. Dickson formerly worked at Ynearth Motors. Mrs Dickson Libby von Arx a student at Green County Teachers College. The Wentzs Milford at 1125 9th St previously ran the service for five years. Service hours remain 6 p m to 12 p m weekly.
On September 14, 1966, events include McKinley’s 1901 death anniversary and notes from 1628 Salem’s charter, 1778 Franklin to France, 1923 Dempsey fight, 1940 Selective Service Act, 1943 Salamaua victory, and anniversaries of canal, Berlin crisis talks, Vatican council. Also Pearl Myers attends the National Woman’s Relief Corps convention in Omaha with sister Mabel Rowan hosting. Classified ads offer daily bargains.
A soldier in Viet Nam writes from a remote post about rain, mud, and loneliness. He notes low pay, long service, and longing for home while defending a costly cause. He urges against enlistment and imagines heaven with St Peter calling soldiers of Viet Nam.
Glancing back ten years to September 14 1956 note Harvey Elmer kills a wild dog Roger Bruger wins district plow contest Schiller enters Assembly race and stock market rises on steel and oil gains Backfield problems worry coach Bruhn at Madison
Twenty years ago the path opened for Joseph R. Me ieee Appleton to seek the U S Senate in November. The Times faced a multi page crisis issue after years. Auto registration ran high in city and county with about one car per four residents. Firemen’s frolic in Albany drew crowds.
30 Years Ago Today September 14 1936 Meffery Frautschy Winifred Janke and Alex Wittwer seek the senior class presidency. A man’s skull is fractured at Blanchardville in a silo incident. A Richman plane is sighted off Newfoundland and a government airport 16 miles northeast of More offers plane trips.
The record notes a bank cashier position for Al Vany as of September 1 and a property purchase by Oscar Denney of Fred Ritz residence. The Odd Fellows awarded a second degree to Carl Johnson. Summer brick cheese days and winter dates from 18 to 20 were recommended by Monroe cheese dealer Joseph Ackerman.
Fifty years ago today on September 1 1916 a September frost was predicted in Illinois as autos were set to tour Green County. The Green County asylum and farm board of trustees holds a regular session with John Dick of Monticello meeting for the first time since replacing W F Ferguson of Exeter. A Universalist Sunday School picnic is planned for Saturday at Gorham's Park.
A city audience attends the opening day of the county fair while a fire in O E Kittelsen’s house proves fatal to efforts to extinguish it. In the alley behind the north side of the square a man is hospitalized after a morning fight. The fair draws large crowds as local officials discuss licenses and high license supporters. Cub Scouts invite parents of new boys in the South School area to join a meeting at 8 p.m. in the South School gymnasium with Pack committee members urged to attend.
Funeral services for Mrs. Alvin Anderson 78 Route 1 Blanchardville will be at 1 30 p m Friday at Primrose Lutheran Church with Rev Ruben Mostrom of Mt Horeb officiating Pallbearers include Everett Burreson Orvin Gordon Vernus Johnsrud Dennis Field Larry Anderson and Steven Yaeger Friends may call at Zentner Funeral Home New Glarus after 9 am tomorrow Mrs Anderson a member of Primrose Lutheran Church its Aid society and New Glarus American Legion Auxiliary is survived by her husband three sons Nordes Chicago Orville Monticel and William who operate the home farm one daughter Mrs Fred Yaeger rural New Glarus one sister Mrs Clara Gordon Hollan dale and 12 grandchildren She was predeceased by her parents two brothers Henry and Martin Lindekken a sister Mrs Alvin Johnsrud and Michelle n
Harry Gordee 74, Greenwood native from Brown Town Monroe area, died yesterday in the Madison VA Hospital. Funeral at 1:30 p.m. Friday at Greenwood Lutheran Church. WWI veteran, a resident of Greenwood 48 years. Survived by widow Stella Hein, four daughters, three sons, three sisters. Born Sept 25 1891, served in France with the 86th Division, entered service Sept 25 1918.
Masie Ross 74 a native of Browntown Darlington died yesterday in the Darlington hospital after a long illness He ran a trucking business in Darlington for years and later worked for Lafayette County Co op Oil Co He belonged to Grace Lutheran Church of Darlington and Modern Woodmen Surviving are his wife Ella two daughters Mrs Oswald Barth Cuba City and Mrs Joseph Baxter Darlington a son Gerald in California one brother Otto Martin Texas two sisters Mrs Lee VanMatre and Mrs Ward Merritt both of Browntown and six grandchildren. Funeral services 2 pm tomorrow in Grace Lutheran Church Darlington Sharer Funeral Home Darlington.
A Monroe native, a former punch press operator and die setter at Janesville firms, retires Sept 1 after service at Fisher Body and Janesville Products Co. He and his wife Lula Hensel plan travel to California and Florida.
Principal Roger Sundy outlined the school year program at the South Wayne Booster Club meeting on September 7. The group set a Teachers Tea for September 21 and named co chairmen for refreshments, plus program chair. Homecoming plans were made for October 14 with band and parade organizers appointed.
Funeral services for Lawrence Thompson 74 who died Monday in a Madison hospital after a long illness will be held at 1 30 p m tomorrow at Mt Horeb Evangelical Lutheran Church Gesme Ellestad Funeral Home Thompson native of Springdale Township was married in 1916 to Rose Magnuson They farmed near Barneveld for 45 years retiring in 1962 Surviving are widow a son Lyle a daughter Mrs Conrad Hanson eight grandchildren and siblings Bert Leonard Mrs Otto Hanson.
In Brick Township New Jersey a school uses animal pictures in bus windows to help children pick the correct bus home. School Superintendent Henry E Dux says students are told their bus number and to ride the rabbit bus, a method that reduces mistakes after the first day of classes.
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