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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1963
Page
2
The editorial urges nationwide daylight saving time with identical start and end dates, arguing state and local switches create unnecessary confusion in business and travel. It notes wartime federal time practices as a model and dismisses rural opposition, joking that cows would accept a uniform fast time schedule.
Atty Gen Robert Kennedy testified before the McClellan Senate committee calling for stronger federal laws to curb organized crime and curb legal rights that shield criminals. He urged reevaluating rights that allow predators to evade punishment, citing Washington DC juvenile crime and the impact of Fifth Amendment defenses on prosecutions.
A machine-parse of past wire items lists veterans deaths and notable events from 10 to 50 years ago. It mentions PFC Otis Kammerud killed near Monroe after years as a prisoner, Lawrence Landis Smith’s death, Casey Stengel predicting Allie Reynolds for the Yankees, and deaths of Gilbert Schultz and Mrs Jacob Kuehli. Other items reference Adolf Hitler and Prague radio, plus Legion and Cheese Day activities in 1938 and 1913 era notes.
Evangelical United Brethren and United Church of Christ listings show worship times, Sunday schools, youth events, circle meetings, choirs, and week institutes across Monroe and nearby towns with multiple parishes including Immanuel Monroe New Glarus Monticello and Brodhead. Highlights include Rally Day, WSWS institutes, catechism sessions, and choir rehearsals throughout the week led by Rev. Roehrdanz and Rev. Holling.
A compact listing of services and group activities for multiple churches in Monroe and surrounding areas. Includes times for worship, Sunday school, choirs, youth and adult fellowships, aid circles, and rummage sales led by pastors such as Rev. Paul H. Olm Rev. J Allan Mittler Rev. Daniel V. Schowalter Rev. Linus L. Wier and Rev. James C. Plymire among others.
Monroe Union. Sunday school at 9 and worship at 10 15 a m United Presbyterian Youth meets at 7 p m on Sunday Circle Two gathers Tuesday at Mrs E Theiler eight p m Thurs-
Weekly church and religious group listings across Monroe Browntown and Woodford note services and contact details. Activities include dinners, choirs, worship sessions, Sunday schools, and district meetings led by Rev. Gerritt E Mouw Rev R H Scharnweb er and Rev Harold A Allison along with congregation servants Richard Kneifel and R A Pegram.
The executive office announced the appointment of John W Slaby 29 of Park Falls Price County district attorney to the Governor's Interstate Indian Council. The note follows a line of statewide notices that assist daily problem solving through classified ads.
The fragment references over the counter listings and securities guidance from Monroe office materials compiled earlier. It notes uncertain indications and the guide's scope within the compilation.
A fragment lists companies including Loewi & Co Incorporated Aqua Chem Badger Northland Bowman Products Browning Arms Bank of America Chicago Musical Clark of Dean Foods Gateway Chemical and Wis Power and Light with numbers 2a 24 23 8 noted. The readable items imply a business directory or catalog reference.
Frank E Johnson 49 Beloit died after a long illness at St. Clare hospital. Funeral 11:30 a.m. tomorrow at St Pauls Lutheran Beloit, where he belonged. Visitation after 7 tonight at Rosman Uehling Kinzer funeral home Bell. Burial Burns Cemetery Bangor. Survived by wife Edlda son Leland three daughters Gayle and two in Rockford, mother Flavilla Johnson, three brothers and six sisters. One brother in Alaska and another in Minnesota.
A fragment lists individuals including Mrs. Beverly Fakes of Edgerton, Mrs. Peg Jones of New Lisbon, Mrs. Phyllis Dannellie of Pewaukee, Mrs. Iris Van Kirk of Denver, Colorado, and Mrs. Edith Rawson of New Jersey, plus two grandchildren.
Lynn Eckels daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Eckels will reign as queen at Mineral Point homecoming festivities this weekend The court includes Gola Helms and Lynda Buckingham freshmen Peggy Gordon and Marcia Chappell sophomores Mary Oelbrich and Linda Linderman juniors and Mary Patzkill and Ann Schmit seniors The homecoming game against Prairie du Chien is tonight with a dance tomorrow night.
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