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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1948
Page
4
A collage of catalog style ads lists women s fall dresses and purses from Becker s and The Link Store, Cameo Hose silk stockings, and a Dixie Frock Shop note. Local auto dealers Crandall s Texaco, Marty Chevrolet, and Alston s Auto Parts promote used cars and trucks and farm equipment listings appear from Wertheimer Cattle Co and other neighbors.
McCormick Deering one row picker with 50 acres for sale. Lawrence J Dodge in Brodhead lists a nearly new four wheel wagon with 1929 Chevrolet parts and IHC milk cooler. Kane and Stauffacher advertise New Holland baler and Farmall B with plow and mower. Henry Schild offers a Ward's hammer mill. Also multiple old cars and coats including a Girl's coat and size 15 coats with phones 1709 933-U 810 953-U 2179 1187 131.
Unfurnished house or apartment wanted at once by a family of three for Sept 1. Please phone 1180. Also seeking an unfurnished house at Monroe 434.
Classified notice offers a startup cash business with new vending machines no selling and no credit risks year round no experience required cash required 450 writes box 10 Times for full information. Notices concern Wisconsin Green Monroe estates of Elmer Hawthorne and Martin Mayer detailing creditors claims final settlement hearing inheritance tax and appointed administrators with dates in 1948.
Wisconsin notices state that letters testamentary were issued to David D. Ruehlman in the estate of Adolph Ruehlman deceased, late of Monroe. All claims against the estate must be presented by the specified deadline to be acted upon.
Mrs C L Crago and Roland Parsons with children from Massachusetts visit Mrs Lena Hastings in Winslow and relatives in Martin town. Barrell and Able wedding at Winslow Methodist church. Des Moines visitors Lenard and Thom son stay with Parnham family. James Lenard of Manchester also visits. Stoehr and East hosts at East home. Widespread Sunday gatherings with Nybroten family and Oscar Nybroten. Kundert funeral attended in Monroe. DeVoe family from Monroe return home after northern trips. Jaime Rugh and Joseph Dale attend Monroe bail game.
The Chicago market reports salable hogs 5 000 to 6 500, with steady to two five lower prices on various weights and sows weaker. Cattle and calves show mixed trends with undertone steady on choice, weak on good grades. beef cows and canners mixed with lower bulls. Poultry, butter, and eggs noted with steady to weak pricing and unchanged wholesale levels. Receipts include 19 trucks of fowl and large egg totals, with dirties up slightly.
New York trading opened weak but quickly climbed as quotations rose. Gains reached about a point with small turnover seen as a sign of a sold out market. Analysts expect selling may be ending and a bull move could resume. Notable gains in U S Steel Youngstown Sheet General Motors Montgomery Ward Woolworth J I Case and American Telephone. Laggards included Standard Oil Texas Co Westinghouse Electric and Illinois Central. In the over the counter market some U S government issues fell.
Mrs Henry Schmid visited Milwaukee where she met her brother George Broderick from Detroit who accompanied her home for a visit. The Schmid family and Mr Broderick later visited the Robert Green home near Davis.
Mrs Boyd McKitrick will begin duties as clerk of the local selective service board. She previously served as clerk during the board's existence in World War II.
Miss Ilse Strickler daughter of Mr and Mrs Eugene Strickler will graduate from the University of Wisconsin at the end of the summer session She completes the child development course in home economics She attended Ripon College for two years then transferred to the university
Mrs D H Partridge has been hired to teach the third and fourth grades in Albany schools.
The Baptist Men's Fellowship at the church raised a $25 profit from an ice cream social on Tuesday evening to buy a projector for church use.
M. L. Barton resigns as Albany school board director after 18 years of service following his seventh consecutive re election. Albert Loeffel is named to replace him.
Albany Times Special Service reports Mrs. William Steindorf was re elected to the Exeter Cemetery association board for a five year term. Hold overs Emory Silver as chairman Clarence Gould as secretary treasurer and Raymond Talmadge as director retain positions.
John W. Elmer purchases the William Voegeli Jr. farm of 160 acres in Adams township. Possession date set for August 1. Ralph Voegeli remains as tenant.
A booster group from Evansville toured Green County yesterday to promote a horse show scheduled for next Thursday.
The annual census shows six fewer children in Albany village than last year. This year totals 146, down from 152 a year ago.
Abstracts and articles of incorporation are drawn up for Albany bowling alleys now under construction. Concrete footings are being poured. Tony Kubelius, proprietor, expects the alleys to be ready shortly after the regular bowling season opens.
Homer Zweifel and family relocate from New Glarus where Zweifel operated an undertaking business for seven years. They will now operate a tavern in Montello.
Mrs. Ethel Stopka received a recording this morning featuring her son Pfc. Fred Stopka in Germany. The tape captured a conversation with his buddy and his girlfriend Katy. Stopka has served two and a half years.
Humdinger pattern 9388 offers a new old-fashioned air with quaint wide bretelles and a dinky collar. Teenage sizes 10 12 14 16 with size 12 needing 3% yards of 35 inch fabric and 34 yard contrast. send 25 cents to Monroe Evening Times Pattern Dept New York 11 NY for complete illustrated sew chart.
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