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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1963
Page
6
Classified ads help residents solve daily needs from buying used goods to finding services. The listings cover employment, housing, personal services, and local opportunities, guiding readers in a busy community marketplace.
Help wanted notice for pasture rental by Wilbert Hefty Route 2 Monticello phone 944 U Monroe. Male assistance requested produce farming work in exchange for use of pasture.
Neat single man or elderly couple sought to live with family and work five to seven days a week. Also DEPENDABLE single man or high school boy considered. Contact W. W. Langdoe in Woodford or Roland Winn in Winslow III for details.
A Structo recruitment notice seeks applicants for the third shift with high incentive earnings. Candidates must apply in person to discuss compensation and qualifications.
Tornadoes ripped 15 miles wide and 200 miles long across east central Illinois to the Indiana line. More than 30 people injured, with deaths unreported. Tuscola and multiple small communities suffered heavy damage. Indiana towns West Lafayette and east Indianapolis also hit with injuries and home demolitions. Earlier Frisco Texas tornado and Iowa wind storms noted.
Gen. Sir Richard Hull, chief of the imperial general staff of Great Britain, arrives in New York with two military aides for a two week tour inspecting American installations on the East and West coasts.
Madison Wis. baseball Badgers bring a 6 8 record after a 1 7 swing through Arizona into a home opener against Ohio State to open conference play Friday at home.
The Green County Spelling Bee meets at 8 pm in Juda school gym with 24 contestants. Judges include Lillian Hanson and Thelma Blackbourn. Steven Hoesly of New Glarus is the 1962 county champion. Ruth Moser is runner up, later competing for New Glarus.
Governor Reynolds signs laws allowing tax deductions for beer liquor and cigarette excise fees. Other measures include jury duty rules for women, credit for time served on new trials, school district reorganization thresholds, and extended authority for name changes. Plans for Waupun maximum security prison and campus building projects at La Crosse State, Madison campus, and a new medical library are funded.
A dense list of 6:30 to 9 p.m. and later programs across channels 3 9 13 15 27 39. Highlights include Rescue drama at 6:30 p.m. and comedy at 7 30 p.m. with Red Skelton and Empire. Other items feature The Untouchables Dick Powell and The Virginian with varying storylines and guest stars.
St. Omar Chapter of Eastern Star plans a Masonic Night in Milwaukee with a charter bus departing at 2 p.m. Saturday for those with reservations. Social refreshments will be served by Mrs. Kiel, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer, and Miss Voelkl, with table decorations by Mrs. Marty and Mrs. Johnston.
1st Lt. Nathan J. Lindsay and Mrs. Lindsay with three children prepare to depart Germany on May 5 ending a four year foreign duty tour. They spent 2½ years in North Africa and served at Lindsey Air Force Base in Germany. The couple will visit Ralph A. Lindsay and Ray Montgomery in Wisconsin and Browntown during a month’s leave. Mrs. Lindsay is Shirley Montgomery. Lt. Lindsay will attend the University of Wisconsin Madison for a master’s degree after reassignment.
A concise notice advises readers to rent a room via the classifieds section of The Monroe Evening Times. The item promotes locating available rooms and encourages inquiries through the newspaper’s classified ads.
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