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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1949
Page
2
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The piece urges parents and households to stop burning leaves in streets and gutters. It notes fires smoulder for hours, threaten cars and children, and require responsible extinguishing. It calls for parental guidance and police vigilance to deter prank fires and ensure safety.
The Oklahoma repeal referendum marked the fifth rejection by voters of regulated sale of alcohol. Prohibitionists hailed the result as a victory, but observers doubt the drys are well organized, noting liquor still enters the state illegally at a premium.
Miss Patricia Robertson of Washington DC becomes the new child welfare worker in Green County welfare and pension department. She succeeds Mrs Ula Tyler. Robertson is a University of Maryland BA graduate and did graduate work at Wisconsin in sociology. She resides at 2215 9th Street with Mrs Agnes Roderick.
The Lafayette County Rural Schools association will hold a meeting at 8 p m Friday in the Blanchardville American Legion hall. Parents school board members and citizens may attend to discuss Lafayette county school problems including report cards pupil testing and school board functions.
Harold Leroy Dustan of Milwaukee paid 130 dollars in back support and 22.10 dollars in costs of contempt of court instead of jail time under the Huber law yesterday. The payment resolves contempt charges and avoids further incarceration.
Sgt. Robert J. Erickson of Blanchardville has graduated from the 24th Infantry Division Combat Intelligence Course at the division's school center in Kokura Japan. He serves with the 19th Infantry Regiment in Kyushu and is the son of Mr and Mrs Albert Erickson and husband of Mrs Gloria Erickson of Mt Horeb route 3.
Orangeville Times Special reports Mrs William Albright, who suffered a stroke at her home early Saturday, is slightly improved.
A new anti Communist autonomous Mongolian republic was proclaimed claiming jurisdiction over roughly 1,000 residents of Inner Mongolia. The announcement was made in Hong Kong today, signaling a political shift in the region.
Coverage notes a 14 to 7 football score as Edgerton defeats Monroe in the Southern Six conference opener at Recreation Park on September 29, 1939. Also listed are obituaries, citizenship awards, and other regional notes from 10, 25, 40, and 50 years ago.
The local VFW post outlines two events for the season. A Friday fish fry series will be run by a committee led by Edward J. Doyle with Dean Peterson, Lester A. Bacon, and Sam H. Pickett. A Halloween dance is set for Oct 30 at Turner hall with Lawrence Duchow's orchestra, co-chaired by J. C. Underwood and Doyle.
Mr and Mrs Jack McKenna announce the birth of a daughter Monday at Freeport Deaconess hospital. Mrs McKenna is the former Carolyn Heck of Orangeville. Marla Jean is the name of the infant daughter born Sunday to Mr and Mrs Clifford Black.
Premium lists for the Orangeville Community fair show entry details for October 14 and 15. Stores and rural schools carry the forms. top point earners win honor prizes and highest individual scorers in each department receive awards. Department heads include Delmar Harless Adam Zweifel Mrs Robert Kane Mrs Leo Rusk Mrs Everett Mills Mrs Virgil Schneider Mrs Earl Barron Miss Margaret Frank and Mrs Florence Shafer.
Rockwell Kent, noted artist and author, was reported in good condition today after an emergency appendectomy at Physicians' hospital in Plattsburgh New York. Kent is 7.
Sheriff Clarence Barkenbruch collected $75 from the hunting party as the posse shared the fruits of yesterday's hunt in Manitowoc.
The ad claims Doan's Pills relieve kidney and bladder problems caused by toxins in the blood. It touts years of use and urges readers to ask a druggist for this stimulant diuretic to flush waste from kidney tubes.
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