Monroe Evening Times Brief Clip Summary
Local brief from Monroe Wisconsin notes newspaper publication details. The item references ownership, dates, and Associated Press wire service status, with standard boilerplate about republication rights.
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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1946
Page
2
Local brief from Monroe Wisconsin notes newspaper publication details. The item references ownership, dates, and Associated Press wire service status, with standard boilerplate about republication rights.
The piece argues that the anti act failed to convict Petrillo and condemns centralized labor power. It contends the era’s leaders push for central authority, criticizing the new deal and racketeers, and ends noting a Boston man with a red flag near a historic tea party site.
Monticello and surrounding towns host a flurry of Sunday visits as families from Redfield Monroe and Madison attend gatherings. Local residents attend funeral services in New Glarus and Belleville while churches host Christmas programs and gifts for the Neillsville Indian school.
The Evening Times notes deaths and local events from 1936 and 1921 including Mrs. Emil Maske’s death in Clarno and schwingfest winners Walter Schuetz Karl Mueller and Ernest Lehr. It also mentions social security card return headaches at the post office and Adam Schwartzlow’s quarry injury in Creuzer. 25 years earlier Monroe High beat South Wayne 98 to 11 and Esther Levitan plans marriage to Sydney Goldstine in Madison.
Miss Mamie Tillema is selected to succeed Miss Marlys Richert as Green county home demonstration agent. County agricultural committee vice chairman W. C. Baumgartner announced. Tillema will start Jan 1, after returning from nearly two years in Hawaii. She previously served three years as Ozaukee county home agent and taught rural school three years in Dodge County before earning a BS in home economics from the University of Wisconsin.
Wisconsin agencies announce the coal saving plan is working with no reported hardships or need for hearings. Officials note voluntary conservation reduces risk as cheese factories and utilities maintain operations. Great Lakes port coal piles are in good shape after recent shipments.
Public hearings on the 1947 49 budget requests from state departments commissions and boards begin Friday and end December 18. Governor Goodland will attend as many as possible with hearings led by E C Giessel and Frank N Graass. Total requests about 169 million dollars. Proceedings aim to finish for legislative presentation next month. Hearings run daily at 9 30 and 1 30.
Lt. Matthew Clayton Beck in Fulda Germany and his Portland bride Gloria Louise McAllister wed by proxy in Boise. She plans a full military wedding when she reaches Germany, with Beck informed of the ceremony time.
Police officer Phil Lip Sylvester in Chicago was nearing a pivotal moment when an unexpected development emerged. Details remain unclear from the fragmentary OCR.
The item presents a simple technique for smoothing surfaces and finishes with concise steps. It outlines applicable materials, basic tools, and safety notes for common woodworking and finishing tasks. The guidance emphasizes a gentle approach and gradual progress to achieve even results.
Reported belief holds that mistletoe in Worcestershire boosts cattle fertility and wards off misfortune for the dairy herd, reflecting historical rural superstitions about farm luck and animal health.
A reader recounts a traffic accident on Racine street highlighting the need for stop lights and curbs. The writer emphasizes safer streets to prevent collisions and urges readers to request signals. The piece ends with a call for further observations.
Baker Book Store displays hand made snowmen 10 to 12 inches with wool accents and fence foliage as holiday decorations. Wagners Health Baths promotes gift certificates for 6 10 or 20 treatments and winter sun baths. See's showcases Arabian Bright prints Scheherezade dresses and black dress selections as Christmas gifts with fashion appeal.
Holiday shopping strains soles and budget. Tread Right Shoe Shop offers repairs on rubber or leather soles and heels and other shoe repairs at low cost. Seeco sanitary mattress protector promises rustproof springs and longer mattress life for any bed size at $1.
The ad promotes Weather Winky as America's finest雪 suit for children. It highlights Elkskin and Warren wool fleece options with sizes up to 14 for boys and girls, one or two piece styles, water and wind resistance, and prices from 14.50 to 16.95. It notes distribution in major magazines and promises more arrivals weekly.
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