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1948 Deaths Take Many Prominent in City and County |
December 31, 1948 |
Monroe Evening News |
People |
Deaths, 1948, Carleton, Herman, Cash, Woodward, Frank, Staub, Charles W., Kahlbaum, Theodore H., Haas, Mayor Charles L., Sawyer, Jenny |
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26 Leave Today For C.C.C. Camp |
October 2, 1933 |
Monroe Evening News |
Events |
Civilian Conservation Corps, C.C.C., Camp Custer |
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Address is Given by Negro Leader |
March 25, 1932 |
Monroe Evening News |
People |
Negro, National Association for the Advancement of Colored People |
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Ambassador Bridge is Completed |
November 7, 1929 |
Monroe Evening News |
Bridges |
Detroit, Windsor, Ambassador Bridge |
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Bridge Construction Reveals Dam Built in Stony Creek 110 Years Ago |
May 19, 1932 |
Monroe Evening News |
Bridges |
Stony Creek, Telegraph Road, Dixie Highway, dam, Loranger, mills, Lamerand, Meredith and Haynes |
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Business Buildings Sold |
August 2, 1919 |
Monroe Evening News |
Business |
Buildings, Charles Verhoven, West Front Street, East Front Street, Monroe Building Company, Amendt Milling, Knights of Columbus |
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COUNTY MUSEUM MAKING PROGRESS |
August 8, 1939 |
Monroe Evening News |
People |
Museum, WPA, William C. Sterling, Historical Society, Roy Bentley, Sawyer Memorial Building |
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FAST NEW YORK CENTRAL PASSENGER TRAIN MOTOR TRUCK; THREE KILLED |
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Monroe Evening News |
Railroads |
Laplaisance Bay, Walter Goetz, River Raisin Paper Company, Leslie Navarre, Robert Tobin, Edwin Strong, Dr. Charles Southworth, Raymond Kansier |
