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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1964
Page
6
Town of Jefferson reassessment completed with open book session on July 11 and board of review on July 13 at Juda fire station. Ads must be submitted by 10 am day of publication. Card of Thanks listed in the notice.
Classified notices list multiple real estate offerings in Monroe area. Properties include 44 acre dairy hog farm with 40 stall barn and 17 pen hog house, 130 tilable acres, modern 4 bedroom home, running water, and outbuildings. 2 upper and mid apartments. several modern houses with garages near schools and churches. two business buildings for office use. furnished apartments and mall unit. Listings show contact numbers and box references for the Monroe Evening Times.
Public sales experience preferred. Old established firm offers $110 per week to start with nights at home. Write Box 84 in care of The Monroe Eve Married man to work on modern dairy farm. Henry J. Marty Monticello.
Hogs 7 500 mostly weak to 50 lower with various weight bands. sow and butcher prices listed. Calves light. slaughter steers steady to 25 lower with prime loads noted. heifers and mixed grades detailed. Sheep small supply with spring lambs steady. produce prices for butter eggs. grain quotes for wheat corn and oats included.
Eighteen people died and 25 were injured when a bus plunged into a ravine near Dhapati village south west of Rawalpindi. The accident details are confirmed from the Rawalpindi region reports.
A detailed list of prime time and late night programs across channels 2, 3, 13, 15, 21, 27, 39. Features Ozzie and Harriet The Dean's Birthday To Tell the Truth and a Monday Night Movie Pride of St Louis plus So This is Love Outer Limits Wagon Train Danny Thomas and more with times from 6 p.m. to 11:30 p.m. including sports and specials.
Larry McElvain 28 was charged with two counts of first degree murder in the shotgun slayings of William Dunse 71 and Fern Dunse 70 in Racine. He was arraigned before Court Commissioner Oscar Edwards and his attorney Rex Capwell said a plea of innocent by reason of temporary insanity would be entered. Neighbors had disputes since the McElvains moved in March over their daughter playing in the driveway.
Kathleen Brown 19 travels from Panama Canal Zone to spend the summer at John Stauffacher farm near Darlington visiting Mrs. S. H. Magdal in Monroe. Her cousin Alice Stauffacher 15 joins for the week at the Magdal home. Kathleen flew here alone. father Jerrold Brown is in U S diplomatic service.
Roy E. Davidson, grand chief engineer of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and spokesman for five rail operating brotherhoods, died in Cleveland Clinic. He had led the 65,000-member union since August 1960 after entering hospital with an intestinal disorder. A separate line notes a deep current beneath the Gulf Stream flowing in the opposite direction.
Helen Gallagher 37 of Green County Hospital fell Friday evening dislocating fingers. She was treated at Clare hospital and discharged. The report notes a minor injury with prompt care and release.
City Clerk Freda M. Bray reminded Monroe tax payers that the assessment roll will be open for examination by inhabitants of the city this Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday between 9 a.m. to noon and 1 to 5 p.m.
Times Special reports Marvin Zimmerman had eye surgery at University Hospitals Madison, entering Friday. In Brodhead, about 3,500 watched a Saturday night firework display at Putnam's North Side Park. City sponsors included the City of Brodhead, Chamber of Commerce, and Decatur Lake Country club. police and Civil Defense managed traffic.
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