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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1946
Page
3
Pfc. Robert R. Grinnell son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Grinnell married Mile Frida Raes in Brussels on a Wednesday ceremony. The couple expects discharge in June 1947 and plans to reside in Monroe after his return with his bride.
An open house at Jake Geigel’s home honored his 79th birthday with many relatives and friends in attendance including Anna Legler Marie Geigel Will Geigel Maryellen Prien and others. WwW S C S Installation Officers were installed at the meeting church with Mrs E O Evans as president and Mrs H F Cunningham as installing officer.
Women of the Moose, 40 members, voted funds for Wisconsin children at Mooseheart and reported library book shipments to the Wisconsin building library at Mooseheart. Mrs. Lena Frenzel, library chair, and Mrs. Barbara Hoesly presented programs. several members listed. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Becker marked their 46th wedding anniversary with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Groth and others.
Eight friends of Robert Jones son of Mr and Mrs Don Jones and Mr and Mrs Louis ZumBrun nen attended a birthday gathering. They were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Ted Theiler on Wednesday evening. Present were Mr and Mrs Marvin Herbert and son Clarno Mr and Mrs Fred Theiler and son Mr and Mrs Wilbur Wells Brown town and Theodore Theiler Jr.
The December 3 1946 proceedings show the Monroe Wisconsin Common Council reviewing a 1947 budget and tax plan. Aldermen Forcade Norton Schindler Tschudy Beckman Fritz Evenson Meythaler adopt a 259 721 10 levy and authorize expenditures across departments including general government public works and health. The body also approves treasurer bond provisions and licenses for Class B malt beverages and operator licenses.
USDA market notes salable hogs around 1 000 head with barrows and gilts 1.00 1.25 lower and sows 2.00 2.50 lower. Cattle run about 500 head with steers and yearlings near steady to 1.00 lower, top choice steers at 36.50 laboring under prime lots. Heifers weak, stockers and feeders 25.40 higher, calves to 19.00, slaughter cows 1.00 2.00 higher, bulls 50 75 up.
Residents ask if sentiment should oppose the common council for not selling property to the Legion for a clubhouse. They frame the sale as the only viable asset for a Monroe venture and a potential city boon.
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