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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1950
Page
8
Since yesterday temperatures ranged from 56 to 70 with a 1 p. m. barometer at 29.37. Year ago highs and lows were 78 and 54. Yuma Arizona had the warmest day 113 and Sault Ste Marie Michigan the coldest 40. Sunrise 5:22 and sunset 6:38. Mr and Mrs Milo Knudson of Horeb welcomed a son on August 30.
A roster of patients and staff shows medical entries for individuals in Platteville Whitewater Argyle Brodhead and Monticello with surgical notes. Dismissals include William Thurman Ben Wigdahl Mrs Hans Schiapback and others across multiple households.
Donald E. Wilkinson, 28, of Madison, appointed marketing specialist for the state department of agriculture. He will assist in the markets division and has served with the department since 1948 as supervisor of agricultural publicity.
Mrs G P Roberts visiting from Waterloo Ia. Herman L Schindier of Insurance Adv. and H O Tschudy family from Marshalltown Ia. travel friends’ homes after trips through Wisconsin and Minnesota. Cheese day edition of Monroe Evening Times advertised. Miss Marion Signer to visit Labor Day weekend from Minneapolis before Northwest Technical Institute graduation Sept 21. Mr and Mrs John Haesler return from eastern trip with grandchildren Sharon and Neil Nelson. Curtis W Chase vacationing in North Carolina for weaving course at Penland. Mrs Chase staying with son.
The Federal State market news service reports Wisconsin domestic Swiss cheese market steady and trade dull with light selling prices. Grade B 37 to 40 cents, Grade C 35 to 38, with state assembly points and prices listed for various shapes and types. Wisconsin American cheese market steadier to firmer, trade light, demand fair, with selling prices noted for several product forms.
A Milwaukee Catholic nun Sister Mary Basilisa of the order of St. Francis drowned after falling from a motorboat into Golden Lake ten miles west of Milwaukee. She taught at Pius XI School in Milwaukee.
Madison businessman and civic leader Hoyt dies at 97 and leaves $490 000 to William B. Roys of Madison the president of General Casualty Insurance Co who had lived in Hoyt's home as a son since age 11. The will filed for probate states the remainder goes to relatives.
Los Angeles based child actress Margaret O'Brien has a net worth of about 176 577 dollars as of last December 31, disclosed by her mother Mrs Gladys O'Brien Sylvia to the superior court.
Mrs. Nellie W. Kohli attended funeral services in Milwaukee for Mrs. Eugene W. Van Norman who died Monday. The Monticello native, daughter of Milo L. Barney, had married in 1902 and was in the drug business before moving to Milwaukee. Cremation followed at Feerick funeral home. The navy reports up to 23 dead in the Benevolence sinking.
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