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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1963
Page
4
The George H. Conn Co. of Freeport Illinois advertises a worming product for pigs costing as low as four cents per head, claiming ease of use and high effectiveness.
The Green County Wisconsin probate section lists orders for the estates of Emma Trickel Hannah Gill and Elise Kundert. It sets claim filing deadlines of November 25 1963 for Trickel and November 17 1963 for Gill and a hearing date November 13 1963 respectively, with publication and notice requirements to creditors and interested parties.
This week USDA notes steers steady to 50 higher while bulls rise. Hogs show lower barrows and gilts with mixed weights. Slaughter cattle and heifers vary with loads of prime and choice, bulk fats trading in the mid 20s. Sheep and lambs move higher on spring slaughter demand.
The Nolty-Schroeder reunion at Leona Heights Forest Preserve northwest of Durand re-elected James Taylor and Robert Gene Clark as officers. Goecks family gathering held at Recreation Park Monroe. Alfred Zweifel family attended Burgess Co picnic at Moose Park Freeport. Otto Becker and wife visited Rodney Beckers in Orangeville. William Parfrey and wife stayed with Gareth Kundert in Richland Center. Jimmy Heins attended a 4-H forestry camp in southern Illinois. Hartman and Schultz families returned from Niagara Falls and Canada. Mary Timm Miller and children visited Ted Newman in Blacksburg Virginia. Pinnow family from Beloit visited Gilbert Wendler. Lowell Arnsmeier children with grandparents Ray Elliott at Elkhorn during mother’s convalescence after a foot injury. Carol Ann Zweifel and Sandra toured Wisconsin Dells. Loraine Wendler visited Marikay Raber in Rockford. Dick Heins showed swine at the 4-H Fair in Rockford. Melvin Swain attended the Wisconsin State Fair. Gilbert Wendler family visited sister Victoria Raber in Rockford.
A dense prime time lineup lists Lucy Desi Hour with Fred MacMurray and June Haver, Sam Benedict with Paul Lukas, Man from Cochise, Defenders, Joey Bishop, Hootenanny, and a late night parade of films and theater hours. Regional channels 3 15 39 13 27 cover guest stars, plot hints, and time slots across the evening.
The New Glarus 4H club met last night at the grade school with Tom Hoesly leading the flag salute and Wayne Hustad leading the pledge. Members shared fair reflections and planned a Labor Day window display. several demonstrations and talks followed by refreshments from local families.
Beverly Block led the 4H pledge and Katheryn Goepfert the flag pledge at the Hiawatha 4H club monthly meeting. Projects for Green County Fair were discussed. Fair booth chairmen were Susan Rufener Linda Rufener and Sandra Smith. A wiener roast and hay ride is planned for August 20. Beverly Cotherman spoke on gardening. Dick Rufener gave a demonstration. Beverly Block spoke on State 4H week. Barbara Williams showed slides from the county beef meeting.
Roger Goepfert presented the treasurer’s report to the Clarno Classy Clubbers 4H at the Robert Wuethrich farm. Audrey Beach presided with Margi Bernet leading the pledge and Richard Goepfert the flag salute. Miss Beach led the group singing. David and Gloria Beutel, Paul.
Energetic Maids 4H club members will meet at 1 p m Monday Aug 26 at the Lester Schulz home. They met Monday night at the Herman Wyss home. Nancy Wyssman and Carolyn Bennett gave demonstrations. Talks were by Marsha Fuchs Janis Royer Diane Rackow and Trudy Kyler. The club Were on tour Aug 6. They spent the day in Freeport visiting the Sanitary Laundry and the telephone office before a dinner at Krape Park. In the afternoon they toured the Rawleigh farm.
Curt Simmons stifled the San Francisco offense as the Cardinals shut out the Giants 13-0 on eight hits. He walked none and struck out two, pulling St. Louis within one game of San Francisco in the standings.
Jimmie Hall powered the Twins to a 7-5 win over Washington, driving in three runs on a homer and a double, bringing his total to eight RBIs over the last two games.
Milwaukee Sheboygan golfer Jimmy Lohr won his second Wisconsin Senior match play championship by defeating Rudy Finst of Sheboygan 3 and 2 on Friday.
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