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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1963
Page
10
Washington reports that farm programs have not yet reduced government costs for storing handling and transporting crop surpluses. The CCC spent about 697 million dollars in the 16 months ending Oct 31, slightly above 681 million the year before.
Newsweek poll by Louis Harris and Associates finds President Johnson favored by an average of 64 percent over five leading Republican contenders in the 1964 race. Johnson gains 7 points in popularity over the past two weeks.
On this date in 1777 Washington's Continental Army began winter quarters at Valley Forge and observed a day of thanksgiving. The 13th Amendment took effect in 1865. A 1943 Lumberton train wreck killed 73. Lord Haw Haw conviction upheld in 1945. Christmas amnesty for 23,000 in 1953. Atlas ICBM launched in 1958. South Korea approved a new constitution by 4 to 1 in 1960.
Mrs Gladys Andrews and Madi son visited her parents Mr and Mrs A B Hartwick for a Sunday dinner. Hartwicks plan Christmas for children and grandchildren. Frances Romanowski and family left Presque Isle Maine for Juda to visit Wayne Vanderbilt. The Keith Bartigs of Ki will spend holidays with the Van derbilts. Ted M visited relatives in Janesville. Miss Mabel Bouer shopped in Monroe. Ivan and family visited Ernest Thommens in South Wayne. William Schuetz family of Monroe hosted Larry Leopold Elizabeth Kendall and others for a Saturday supper. Birthday observances for Larry Laverne Leopold and Charlotte Kendall followed. Lunch was served. Harry Smith hosted a Christmas dinner for the Frank Siedsching family.
The Liberty Homemakers met at Mrs. Marion Ellefson's home for a Christmas luncheon at Idle Hour Mansion. Ralph Lindsay showed slides of European travel, followed by games and a gift exchange. Delbert Neuen schwander won the special gift. January gathering will be with Mrs. Frank Digman, led by Mrs. William Schuetz and Mrs. Digman.
The Valley View group held their annual noon luncheon at Idle Hour Mansion followed by a Christmas party at Mrs. Fred Friedrichs home. Court Whist prizes went to Mrs. Elizabeth Scheidegger Mrs. Fred Wald and Mrs. Clarence Falk. A gift exchange and a Christmas card to Terry Tschanz at Shriner's Children hospital were included. Kristine Falk received a money gift. The January 9 meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Albert Vogel with Mrs. Risener as co-hostess.
The Learn and Live Home makers held their Christmas party at Mrs John Chambers residence 2106 1th Avenue. A turkey dinner followed with a short program of readings and games by 16 members. Gifts were donated to the county hospital and $5 contributions were approved for the Veterans hospital and Mrs Kingdon's special room.
Classified ads help residents solve daily needs from finding services to locating items and jobs. The notices provide contact details, prices, and quick exchanges that support local commerce and community life.
Dallas defense lawyers led by Tom Howard ask District Judge Joe Brown to release Ruby on bond before Christmas while awaiting trial for murder set for February 3. The State opposes bond and Ruby may face psychiatric evaluation arguments.
Louis J. Ferraro of Racine filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in U.S. District Court listing debts of 88807 dollars and assets of 9132 dollars. He stated he is an insurance agent and operator of a La Crosse restaurant bearing his name.
Q and A explain that employers must report earnings for domestic workers earning at least $50 in a calendar quarter. Cash wages, not room and board, count toward Social Security. room and board is not counted for domestic workers in private homes. A $20,000 loan to Marshfield funds planning for 100 low rent homes was announced by the Public Housing Administration.
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