Social Events at Monroe Country Club Ladies Day
Sixty attended the luncheon and social afternoon of the Monroe Country Club auxiliary. Eight bridge tables played with honors to Mrs. Robert Craig and Mrs. O. A. Griffin. Golf prizes went to Mrs. Robert Kohli and Mrs. Fred Feutz. Mrs. Leslie G. Kindschi was welcomed as a new member. Out‑of‑town guests included Mrs. Dorothy Mayer and Mrs. Florence Griffin Miami Florida Mrs. Robert Craig Washington Court House Ohio Mrs. Lincoln V. Domm Chicago Mrs. Robert Reger Wausau and Miss Myrtle King Chicago.
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Country Club
Monroe Country Club
Robert Craig
O. A. Griffin
Robert Kohli
Fred Feutz
Leslie G. Kindschi
Dorothy Mayer
Florence Griffin
Miami
Fla
Washington Court House
Lincoln V. Domm
Chicago
Robert Reger
Wausau
Myrtle King
Moose Women Meet and Betrothal News
Moose Women Meet held a regular meeting with a social time and refreshments. Betrothal announced for Blanchardville couple Bennet Paulson and William Johnson, with a September wedding planned in Rockford. Roxy Club entertained at two tables of 500. honors awarded to Mrs. Arthur R. Spoerry and Mrs. Joe Rohner.
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Women of the Moose
Edward Rufer
Barbara Hefty
Henry Elmer
Pas Grant
Orville
Roxy Club
Joe Riedweg
Arthur R. Spoerry
Joe Rohner
Flora Flader
Vast Wisconsin cattle shipments dominate yearly health certificates
Dr. L S Larson announced the Wisconsin division of livestock sanitation issued 70 745 health certificates for cattle shipped out of state in the year ending June 30 an increase of 21 632 from 1945. About 15 000 permits covered shipments to 15 foreign countries led by Poland 3861 and Mexico 2190. Illinois bought 17447 breeding stock followed by New Jersey 10048 and Iowa 4593. Certificates were issued for 46 states.
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Madison
L. S. Larson
State Department of Agriculture
Poland
Mexico
Illinois
New Jersey
Iowa
Larson
McKinney Aims to Take Control of Pirates Tonight
Pittsburgh report says Frank E. McKinney 42 year old Indianapolis banker and baseball fan arrived after meeting Baseball Commissioner Chandler and with Pirates president William E. Benswanger to settle stockholder ownership. He predicted ownership by this afternoon with price rumored near 24.4 million dollars.
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Pittsburgh
Frank E. McKinney
Indianapolis
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cincinnati
A. B. (Happy) Chandler
McKinney
William E. Benswanger
Pirates
Pen Found After Six Years Spurs Reunion
A fountain pen bearing his name was found and returned, prompting him to admit it had been lost six years ago in a forgotten incident that prompted recognition and a quiet reunion.
Want Ad Offers Big Effort for Small Pay
Advertisers face mounting work for modest earnings as classified ads demand time and effort. buyers hope for value in a low-cost option that still delivers results.
Flying Cheesemaker Demonstrates Aerial Milk Pickup
Watertown entrepreneur Paul Hilfiker operates Liberty cheese factory and test flies an Aeronca to collect milk from 10 farms. He completed about 30 takeoffs and landings in one morning, landing on a single makeshift strip. The aerial method proved impractical financially but showed planes can land on farm land.
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Watertown
Paul Hilfiker
Liberty
Hilfiker
Aeronca
Paul
Seveal Farms
Ually
Switzerland
France
United States
Housing Struggles for Veteran Family at Illinois Campus
A student living in a portable veteran housing unit at the University of Illinois requested larger quarters after his wife gave birth to a second child. He had moved in earlier that day afternoon to care for his growing family.
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Urbana
University of Illinois
Plot to Forestall Probe Ties to Garsson Munitions Case
Washington reports a senate war investigating committee disclosed names of individuals in a plot to forestall an inquiry. FBI agents investigate a midnight break in at the committee offices and theft of files linked to the Garsson combine. Missing documents from Erie Basin and Batavia Metal Products are noted as the probe advances.
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Washington
Garsson Munitions Combine
Senate War Investigating Committee
FBI
Garsson Combine
Erie Basin
Batavia Metal Products Companies
Lindsay Warren
Auditors To Probe War Contracts
A committee selects two of its ablest auditors to examine complex war contract figures while two more bookkeeping detectives from the Bureau of Internal Revenue joined the inquiry a day earlier.
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Bureau of Internal Revenue
Charles E. Parkin 75 Evansville Dies
Albany Times Special Service reports funeral services were held for Charles E. Parkin 75 who died Monday morning at his Evansville home. He was born February 26 1871 in Primrose and grew up in Mt. Pleasant township. Parkin married Myrta Ford March 21 1897 and lived in the Albany area before moving to Evansville. He worked for the Northwestern railroad until retirement. Maple Hill cemetery in Evansville is the burial site.
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Albany
Rodderick Funeral Home
Evansville
Charles E. Parkin
Maple Hill
Parkin
Charles
Ann Parkin
Primrose
Mt. Pleasant
Matthias Marty
Monticello
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Local Man Retires Returns to Evansville
Retirement five years ago brings a man back to Evansville. He belonged to the Congregational church there. Surviving family includes a widow two sons C A and James Parkin of Madison a daughter Mrs John Rexwinkel of Waupun two grandchildren two sisters Mrs Alfred Pascoe of Belleville and Mrs Arthur Silver of Ipswich S D and a niece Mrs William Steindorf of Albany.
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Evansville
Congregational Church
C. A
James Parkin
Madison
John Rexwinkel
Waupun
Alfred Pascoe
Belleville
Arthur Silver
Ipswich
S. D
William Steindorf
Albany
Unassembled trucks and passenger cars imports into New Zealand
Imports from the United States in 1946 may total about 331000 dollars for unassembled trucks and 428000 dollars for passenger cars.
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New Zealand
United States
Bermuda Bicycle Thief Gets 3-Year Term
In the Trinity Assizes Bermuda a man pleaded guilty to stabbing his wife and another was convicted of stealing a bicycle. Each received three years at hard labor. The judge condemned bicycle theft as a despicable dirty trick that harms daily workers.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
Trinity Assizes
Brooke Francis
Cheese bill and dairy politics referenced in Madison
The message discusses Farm Products Distributors Inc and dairy pricing in Madison stores, claiming 35 cents per pound with others asking 75 cents. It credits Henry Youngblood of Lafayette County for introducing and signing the cheese grading and Dry Milk bills, urging farmers to verify at the Madison reference library.
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Wisconsin
State Department
Milk Trust
Heil
Keegan
The
Farm Products Distributors Inc
State Street
Madison, Wis
Madison
Lafayette County
Henry Youngblood
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Aldane
Lester Dehn
Oshkosh
Dehns
Flying Cheesemaker
Mouton
Lee
the Store For Women
John Ault
16Th Ave
Dorothy * Lee
Wis
Monroe Evening Times Co
R. H. Schoonover
Harry Keegan
Walter Goodland
Green County
H. B. Bergberger
A. M. Meyers
Dorothy Lee
Margaret Reed
Viola Wolffe
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