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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1947
Page
3
Dalay Ott, administrator of the estate of William Beach in Rockford, seeks legal relief to forgive charges, regulate the distribution, and align the remaining residue of the deceased’s estate with statutory heirs, under the applicable laws. Proceedings outline steps for finalization and appointed heirs.
New York reports that eligibility subsidies and gambling will dominate NCAA meetings next week. Conference leaders, at a round table session led by Norton Pritchett and Ralph Furey, discuss postwar eligibility issues and the impact of ticket speculation on major college sports. The gambling topic sharpens after Army Notre Dame’s cancellation amid reports of millions wagered weekly. subsidies to aid athletes remain contentious with some conferences openly aiding players financially.
By order of the Court, Harold S LaMiotay, Wig Joveland and Benkert A 18 J are named in the filing. Details remain limited in the available text. The document references a judicial action with formal designation but provides no further facts.
Monticello area social notices list the Ladies aid meeting at Zwingli church for annual business and officer election with hostesses Merlee Zurbuchen Lillian Zentner Rose Voegeli Louisa Wild Elisa Zeller Alvena Zweifel. Several New Year gatherings include Mr and Mrs Henry Elmer hosting friends and cards with John Dahnke Henry Babler Emil Escher Robert Holcdmb Sr Adam Duerst Anton Hefty. residents visit relatives in Madison Monroe and Beloit. Marine Dean Zimmerman returns from North Carolina. Fred Escher and others conduct business and social calls.
Mrs. X N Miller and Mr and Mrs John Beightol and Mrs Lillian Yaun and son Richard visited Thursday with Mr and Mrs Oscar Steckler in Madison.
Browntown notes new officers including Roland Aitchson as superintendent and Mrs. Josephine Goodman as assistant, with Mrs. Delv Merritt as secretary and Martyn Merritt as assistant secretary. Teachers include Mrs. Kathryn Aitchson and Mrs. Mae Crago, with a 9 am Sunday communion at the Methodist church. Local visits and illnesses are listed among town updates.
Mrs. Ira Armstrong visits. her daughter and Mr. and Mrs. John Schmidt of Freeport host relatives. E B Lewis Madison family spend Thursday with daughter and Leland Boyer. Donald Miller of Washington D C leaves for a western business trip. Mrs. Miller to visit. Miss Mary Alice Dunwiddie returns to Madison after holidays with Glen Dunwiddie family. Harold Haman family from Darien visit Mrs. Gert rude Newman. Marion Newman visiting her sisters. Ervin Klingbiel family Postville Indiana. William F. Matzke jary hosts about eighty at Sunday School election. Officers: Marvin Siedschlag superintendent, Rolland Keen assistant, Franklin Siedschlag secretary, E L Fries treasurer. J G Newman and Esther return from Pittsburg visit with Myron Newman family. Jerome Walton Albany calls in town. Harrison Grenzow ill. Mrs. John Behnken and sons return from visit with Edward Herren family in Anamosa. Leland Skattum family and daughter New Year guest of Clyde Fields Monticello. Maxine Miller visits Freeport. Betty Buhlman of Freeport visiting Luan Miller.
Livestock market reports a steady to firmer tone despite storm conditions. Hog sales near 23.50 top with barrows higher by 1.00 and sows up 25 to 50. cattle show gains with fed steers and yearlings firmer, bulls up 50 to 75, canners and cutters strong, stock cattle scarce with most cattle 15 to 17 a hundred, extreme top weights around 34 for steers, and odd cows down to 12.50 to 19.00.
Wall Street extended Friday's late recovery in a slow market. Most sectors posted fractional gains near the close with many declines remain. Transfers for two hours dipped to about 300000 shares. Moderate support came from Baltimore & Ohio Montgomery Ward Chrysler Douglas Aircraft and United Aircraft. Some buying returned on hope for a January rally recalling last year's 15 year highs. Bonds were narrow and commodities steady.
The education association calls for a no contract no work policy in future negotiations. It seeks a minimum $2,400 annual salary for teachers and increases toward a professional range of $4,000 to $5,000 for experienced staff. It opposes strikes where contracts exist and asks for more state and federal education aid. Executive Secretary Willard E. Givens notes the NEA does not condone recent walkouts that violated contracts.
Marian Martin unveils pattern 9457 with a tunic style and bow neckline. The design features dramatic sleeves and a push up sleeve line, plus complete Sew Chart guidance for easy fit and use. Pattern 9067 also available. Send twenty five cents and size name address to Manees Evening Times, Pattern West 18th St, New York NY.
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