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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1950
Page
4
The WSWS evening auxiliary will meet Tuesday at Mrs. F F Sowards home with Mrs Ray Dietmeier leading the lesson hour and Mrs Kermit Wolf giving the devotions.
Presidential order ends broad credit relaxations for housing programs aiding the poor and veterans. FHA insured loans now require 7 500 maximum mortgage with 2 500 cash down. VA loans set at 5 percent down for new applications and direct loans. Lenders under federal supervision face cash closing costs. The move freezes construction costs to July 1, 1950 levels and may slow the postwar housing boom.
A Baptist young adult group hosted a Friday evening talent program and social on the church lawn with a crowded attendance. Participants included Peter Retzlaff Jr, Mrs Fred Kueng, Mrs Walter Ludwig, Helen and Sally Stettler, Irvin Tingley, and Mr Zimmerman. The high school band conducted by Mrs Elizabeth Spech performed during the social.
Arnsmeier, representative of the Zion youth fellowship, attends an Evangelical United Brethren assembly at Lima. They are escorted to the assembly Monday by Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Arnsmeier.
The Monroe Evening Times reports city officials failing to curb starlings despite varied methods. Chief J H Schwaizer cites trimming roosting trees as the only effective measure, while police staffing expands to improve traffic and patrols. Additional remarks cover dog licensing and city enforcement efforts.
King Leopold is expected to reside on his return at a specified residence. Officials have not announced an exact address, but the plan centers on a secure royal dwelling suitable for the monarch.
Len Schmidtt Merrill Republican gubernatorial candidate will speak Saturday at 12 30 in Darlington. He will be in Lancaster Friday after a 5 p m engagement at Platteville and is due in Mineral Point at 3 p m Friday.
Jack LaBorde, 32, was injured on his Juda farm when a mower pinched his right thumb tearing the pad and exposing bone. He was taken by tractor to St. Clare hospital for treatment after the incident on Route 1.
The Aid society gathered today at Mrs. Ruth Schwartzlow's Brodhead home for an all day meeting and picnic dinner.
The Past Noble Grand Chain of the Juanita Rebekah lodge will convene at Mrs. Etta Pryce’s Evansville home on Wednesday of next week.
Juda Times reports Joan Hazeltine as Zion Sunday School delegate, with Joyce also listed as attendee. The item notes the assembly participation of church representatives and adds a brief mention of involved individuals.
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