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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1946
Page
3
Golden wedding celebration observed in January at Janesville honoring Mr Leon Silver and Miss Margaret Farrell. The couple married on October 13, 1896 in Dayton. Dinner for 25 relatives hosted as Mr Silver was hospitalized in Madison on the anniversary date cause postponement.
Robert Newman was elected president of the Juda high school alumni Friday evening in the high school. Other officers are Mrs. Duane Helland, Audrey Ehlert and Ernest Lehman. Music for dancing was provided for families and friends.
Seventeen candidates from the Monroe Knights of Columbus lodge received degree work in ceremonies held yesterday at Cuba City. About 50 other lodge members and their families attended the event. William H. Hogan district deputy spoke at the post ceremony banquet.
W B R C Woman's Relief Corps will meet in K P Hall tomorrow evening to hear a women’s sextet sing. Mrs. will preside as host, inviting members and guests to attend the event and enjoy the musical program.
Foetertains On Birthday Marilyn Kubly daughter of Mr and Mrs Leland Kubly entertained second and third grade students and their teacher at Lincoln School to observe her seventh birthday.
Mrs F N Miller notes a flurry of Thanksgiving gatherings. Bernice Rice visits Zion City relatives while Orville Zimmerman and family host guests. Pearl Aspinwal from Rockford stays with Ira Armstrong’s family in Dubuque as school recess continues. Harriette and Bernice Rice with Troy Rice travel to Meringo to visit Ben Rosa family. Leland Skattum and daughter dine with Glen Kubly in Monroe. Frank Paul visits Hazel Green relatives. Glen Wunschell returns from Chicago with relatives. Chester Albright and family visit Gilbert Albright in Mattoon. Ivan Arnsmeier with daughters Janet and Joyce spend Thanksgiving with Stuckey family in Davis Tl. Roy Fries calls on Beloit business.
Ard Sweitzers and family of Lanark Illinois visited Chicago for stock show features. Walter Matzke and family of Wauwatosa visited Esther Larson and Harry Newcomer sisters. Mary Alice Dunwiddie of Madison spent weekend with Mr and Mrs Glen Dunwiddie. Evangelical church groups planned meetings and officer appointments. Matzke family reunion held at Community Hall for about seventy five guests. Gladys Mohns of Blair stayed with grandmother Minnie Mohns during Thanksgiving recess.
Charles Daul 18 pled guilty to five arson fires causing over 150000 in damages. Circuit Judge Gerald Baileau ordered him committed to the Central hospital for the crim inally insane of Waupun after postponing trial for a full examination.
Livestock and produce prices noted with salable hogs 13 000 and cattle 13 000, hogs 25 50 cents lower, sows 23 75 24 00, cattle up to 50 cents on steers and heifers, calves 25 00 top, cows 50 75 cents higher, beef and sausage bulls listed, wealers weak. Grain and bond markets mixed with corn oats firmer than wheat, Kansas City CCC bought 305 000 bushels of wheat, flour prices cut in New York.
The New York stock market moved into lower territory as buying enthusiasm cooled by the ongoing coal dispute, with little impetus to lift prices.
New Glarus residents and guests gathered for holiday meals with families in Madison Monroe and Monticello. Deer hunting trips list many locals from New Glarus including Hoesly Kruesi and several Stuessy and Theiler kin.
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