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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1961
Page
4
The Monroe Evening Times outlines daily rates per line for classified ads and notes irregular insertions. It offers a special rate for longer term advertising upon request and states changes to submitted copy will be charged.
A warm thanks to all who visited me at St. Clare hospital and sent cards gifts and flowers. Special thanks to Dr. L. G. Kindschi Dr. W. J. Fencil Rev Karl Koch and The Swiss Colony management and executive staff. Your kindness is appreciated.
Multiple room rental notices and a city property ad list. Entries include two sleeping rooms near Monroe and 18th Avenue with phone numbers, a fifth Holcomb home with 28th Avenue contact, a girls sleeping room near the square, and an upper apartment with oil heat stove and refrigerator for adults, all encouraging Try Times Want Ads.
For Rent ity Property four rooms with bath furnished close in possession Jan 1 Phone 128 JPPER APARTMENT private entrance meters bath refrigerator stove garage laundry Adults 1020 25th avenue APARTMENT four rooms and bath oil heat available immediately Inquire at Commercial and Savings Bank Trust Department UNFURNISHED choice front apartment available one furnished available Jan 1 All utilities furnished Adults Connard Manor Apartments Phone 1840 or 2900
Classified ad requests part time janitor work with two years of store experience. Applicant offers references and states no drinker. Responds via Box 32 care of Monroe Evening Times.
In Green County Wisconsin probate court a petition for administration with the will annexed is filed for the estate of Matie Rockow late of Monroe. The will dated September 8 1908 is offered and creditors are notified to present claims by January 22 1963. The case is before County Judge Kittelsen and attorneys Brand and Bary in Monroe Wisconsin.
The Air Force orders a major revision to the Dyna Soar program eliminating a step and using one large liquid rocket engine with two smaller solid engines to launch the glider-like craft into space. It will reach the edge of space and return to Earth, abandoning suborbital flights powered solely by the Titan II booster.
Ruth Helen Ewing daughter of Geneva Ewing and Wayne Lindgren son of Ralph Lindgren of Oconto were married yesterday at Springdale Lutheran church Mt Horeb. The bride wore white lace over tulle with a Queen Anne collar and pearl crown. Attendants wore red velveteen dresses. Best man was Robert Koch of Oak Park and groomsman Peder Lund of Wausau with ushers Kari Lonngren and James Mitchell. Ring bearer Chris Underwood. The couple will honeymoon in San Diego and reside in Monterey where the groom is stationed with the Army.
The Irvin J. Disch family attended a Christmas dinner party Sunday at Wilhelm Tell. Gifts were exchanged and a social afternoon held. Present were numerous Disch family members and guests from Madison, Platteville, Verona, Monticello, Belleville, Juda, and New Glarus. Absent were Joseph Guidry and Rayellen Guidry Brown's Mills New Jersey and Dale Johnson Long Beach California.
Newly elected and appointed officers of the New Glarus Chapter Eastern Star were installed at a special meeting in the Masonic hall. Mrs Harold Ingwell and Clayton Streiff were installed as worthy matron and worthy patron for 1962. Other officers include Mrs Paul Grossenbacher associate matron and Paul Grossenbacher associate patron, Mrs Ralph Goodman conductress, Mrs Duane Wilde associate conductress, Mrs Clarence Itten secretary, Mrs Clayton Streiff treasurer, Mrs Richard Voegels organist, Mrs Margaret Mueller chaplain, Mrs Nic Zentner marshal, Mrs Sylvan Trutimann, Mrs Adeline Reuter, Mrs Arnold Anderegg Martha, Mrs Richard Iverson Freda, Mrs Ella Strahm warder, Ralph Goodman sentinel and Mrs Mike Hoesly trustee. Mrs Everette Whitesel and Palmer Duerst were installing matron and patron, Mrs Frank Schiesser installing marshal, and Mrs Laverne Storkson installing organist.
Miss Judy Ingwell of New Glarus was honored at a pre nuptial shower hosted by Mrs Rose Bahler. Guests included Mrs Hazel Kundert, Monticello, Jeiff, Gayleen, Lynette Steensrud, Lynne Lundgren, Jo Pfeiffer, Madison, and Mrs Marshall Ingwell. The couple will marry January 21 at the Swiss United Church of Christ.
Hogs at 190 to 225 pounds mostly 17.75 to 18.00 with various 190 to 400 pound ranges. Cattle and calves show steadier prices with loads and choicer lots around 23.00 to 27.00 per cwt for yearlings and steers. feeders at 23.50 to 24.25. Butter steady, 60s for AA to C. eggs steady to firm with Grade A whites near 35 to 39 depending on grade and size.
Readers in Monticello and nearby towns share holiday hospitality with lists of guests visiting families in Evansville Monroe Verona New Glarus and Madison. Social calls mention many households including the Voegeli, Brajack, Hefty, Brink, Dillman, Trumpy, Freitag, Krueger, and Holcomb families plus others from Janesville Albany and La Crosse.
Orangeville area crowds share holiday meals and visits as relatives gather at many homes including Mrs. Bear and family in McConnell, the Caudles in Freeport, the Sherbondys, the Wolffs in East Peoria, and 450 relatives at Mrs. Frautschy’s. Additional guests include Reed, Cahoon, Glamon, and Campbell families, among others, with numerous overnight and weekend gatherings.
Vera Miles stars as a blind equestrienne in a tale of loss as her rare show horse is killed during a gun battle in Suippizan. The lineup lists multiple channels and programs for 6:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. with classic shows such as The Outlaws, Ozzie and Harriet, Dennis the Menace, Donna Reed, Bob Cummings, Dr. Kildare, Real McCoys, Investigators, My Three Sons, Hazel, Margie, Years of Crisis, Mitch Miller, Untouchables, Premiere, Theater, and Up the River, plus tomorrow’s schedule and a local attendance note.
CORE field secretary Rev. B. E. Cox of High Point North Carolina says he asked President Kennedy in a telegram for surplus gas masks to continue peaceful demonstrations in the South. Cox spoke after his jail release as Baton Rouge police used tear gas on a December 15 protest of about 1500 people protesting racial discrimination.
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