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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1946
Page
3
Mrs Rosa Butts hosted a dinner at her home on 15th Avenue to honor her son Ph Leo Butts on his 20 day furlough. The gathering occurred last Sunday in June at Recreation Park.
Mr and Mrs Alfred of Brodhead announce the engagement of their daughter in a forthcoming notice. The brief item lists the family and hometown as the primary details.
The piecewise price picture shows scattered signals of future costs for staples like butter milk cheese and flour while some items stay high amid a mixed economic outlook. The senate debates price control limits as the market holds near record highs and stocks retreat to a 24 month low.
Miss Lois F Robertson daughter of Mr and Mrs Orson Robertson 1603 13th avenue married Harold F Pickett son of Mrs Elizabeth Pickett 1322 23rd street in a 4 pm Juda Evangelical church ceremony Rev Peter Retzlaff officiated. Attendants included Eva as maid of honor Charlotte bridesmaid Robert Penniston best man John Johnson groomsman. A reception followed at the venue with wedding cake. After a short trip the couple will reside on Pam ingner street.
Mrs Raymond Kundert was honored at a shower hosted by Manuel Kundert and children Beverly Larry Polly. Mrs Robert Preston and Gary. Mrs John Halvorsen and children Jackie Jimmy Judy. Mrs Clarence Paul. Mrs Bernard Friedrich and daughters Beverly Christine Rita. Mrs Edward Kaderly and Sammy. Mrs Edward Flanagan and daughters Maureen Kathleen. Mrs John Behnken. Mrs Lee Pengra. Mrs Harold Schoff and daughters Alice Nancy. Mrs Viggo Nielsen and Mrs Manuel Pagel and Doris.
Aradelia Adeline Koester daughter of Mr and Mrs Ben Koester Orangeville and Ener Levine of Chicago exchanged vows June 29 at Trinity Lutheran parsonage Chicago with Rev Julius Lincoln officiating. Sister Arlene Koester was matron of honor and Bernard Koester best man. They honeymooned in Ashland and will reside in Chicago where he works as a machinist.
W R K C Women’s Relief Corps met at K P hall with 37 members. The charter was draped for deceased member Mrs George E Thorp. Two new membership applications were received. Mrs Garrett Keel gave Independence Day notes. Picnic set for July 16 at Recreation Park. Card prizes to Mrs Robert Benkert and Mrs Eva Galusha. Contract Mrs Wil Zimmerman and Mrs John Wyss 500.
Mrs Gladys Reeser and David Miller both of Orangeville were married June 30 at the home of Rev A R Felts pastor of Orangeville Grace Reformed church. Victor Melz served as attendant. The couple will live on a farm south of Orangeville.
Nikolai V. Novikov, newly appointed Russian ambassador to the United States, pledges that the Soviet Union will never start a war against the U S or any other country. He says differences with the United States can be ironed out but notes solutions will take time. Novikov, 43, spoke in his first interview after presenting his credentials to President Truman on June 3.
Holstein herd records list production results for Elmer Monti Cello Ralph Stauffacher William Figi and Frank Trumpy. Elmer Brook Flossie Homestead posted 671 pounds butterfat and 18 990 pounds milk in 354 days, over three times national average. Wil-El Dell Bess produced 490 pounds butterfat and 11 869 pounds milk, Spring Valley Jessie Segis Josie 470 pounds butterfat and 12 732 pounds milk. Stauffacher herd averaged 398 pounds butterfat and 11 169 pounds milk from 19 cows. Trumpy herd includes three cows with more than 500 pounds butterfat.
Door County orchardists offer cherry pickers 15 cents for two quarts, aiming to recruit 500 workers from Milwaukee County for a season starting July 15. J. F. Shaughnessy of the extension service says the rate is the highest general rate ever paid and invites family groups to stay in Door County with campsites and dormitories provided.
Aerologist Ben Holzman predicts new weather techniques from atomic bomb test work will aid American farmers. Long distance reconnaissance flights let meteorologists forecast conditions 24 hours ahead.
testimony alleges Rep May pressured army for more orders for Illinois firms Batavia Metal Products and Erie Base Metal Products were among 19 companies tied to 78 million dollars in wartime contracts. transcript cites May urging contact with Chicago ordnance chief and Hammond to push favors. congressional panels question May as witness and review war profiteering links.
An untidy want ad fragment markets athletes foot ointment claiming quick kill and high alcohol content. The snippet mentions a product TEOL described as strong and germicidal, with vague dates and promotional language.
William R. Hardell son of Mr and Mrs Robert E Hardell 2234 16th street and Herbert J Haman son of Mrs Alice L Blum route 4 have enlisted in the regular army unassigned for an 18 month period the Janesville recruiting office announced Private Hardell a Monroe high school graduate active in football basketball and track is preceded into service by his brother Sgt Robert Hardell still in service Private Haman a Monroe high school graduate and Hi Y club member has two brothers and a sister who were in service Harry and Roy in the navy and Dorothy in the army nurse corps.he
Butter served medicinal and ceremonial roles long before the Christian era, used as a healing remedy and as anointing oil after bathing in ancient practices.
Miss Marlys Richert the county home agent urges Green county housewives to switch from 15 pound to 10 pound pressure for canning. University tests show 10 pound pressure safely reaches the needed 240 degrees, reducing food damage and preserving quality in vegetables and meats.
Milwaukee three men Tony Russo Ralph Gallo and Peter Brune were arraigned on federal charges after an FBI warrant accused them of buying and selling $350 worth of army shirts shoes sheets and blankets stolen from Camp Grant in January They told U S Court Commissioner Floyd Jenkins they did not know the goods were stolen when purchased from a Rockford truck driver.
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