Domestic horses entered in Green County Fair dash race
Entered horses include 35 running horses in the Green County Fair race program on August 1. The event offers a $100 purse for the dash for boys and girls and a consolation dash for a $75 purse.
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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1946
Page
5
Albany Social News Notes and Visits
Albany residents report travel and family updates as Mrs. William Steindorf hosts and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Sanders travel toward Berlin to visit relatives. Paul Speilvogel returns from a ten day visit. George completes schooling at Geiger Field and enlists in the army. Hermangen Jr. serves in the coast guard at Ketchikan Alaska. weekend visits to relatives noted for Friday July 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Sanders
San
Berlin
Paul Speilvogel
George
Ing
Geiger Field
Seattle
Army
Montana
Hermangen , Jr
Coast Guard
Ketchikan
Alaska
William Steindorf
John Sucharski
Dick and
Jerry
Learns to Walk Again Although Aged 95
In Lynchburg Virginia a Bedford woman 95 year old Mrs Kaeren Haptuch Saunders learns to walk again after a right leg break. A walker aids her progress and she hopes to discard it soon. Two years earlier she healed from a left leg break and now sees forward progress. She notes aging is no barrier to mobility and recalls courting days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynchburg
Bedford
Kaeren-Haptuch Saunders
Want Ad Offers Much Effort for Modest Pay
Classifieds promise wide exposure with small fees and steady work. Buyers seek effective, affordable promotion through ads, while sellers emphasize reach and lasting visibility for limited budgets.
Stranahan and Harrison Lead in Victory Open
Stranahan and E. J. Harrison shot 68 yesterday to lead the Medinah Victory Open as Byron Nelson and Ben Hogan floundered with 73 and 75. The $2,000 top prize in war bonds drew 55 pros aiming to outpace Medinah’s 18th hole while Mangrum Byrd and Harbert stumbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Frank Stranahan
Toledo
Medinah Country Club
Stranahan
E. J
Dutch) Harrison
Little Rock
Ark
Byron Nelson
Ben Hogan
Kansas City
Harrison
Medinah
Nelson
Hogan
Ing
Simon-pure
Lloyd Mangrum
Sammy Byrd
Chick Harbert
Clayton Heafner
Charlotte
N.C
Johnny Bulla
al Huske
Glen Elfyn, Jr
Dick Metz
Wilburton
Okla
Art Doering
Denver
Monroe Juniors Meet Kenosha for Regional Title
The Monroe American Legion juniors face Kenosha at 1 30 p m in Evansville at Leota Park for the area No championship. Monroe advances by beating Darlington 10 6 and Madison 6 5 and eliminating LaCrosse 19 8 in semi finals. If they win they contend for the state title in a three game series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Kenosha
Evansville
American Legion
John Walters
Monroe American Legion
The
Monroe Sales Co
Leota Park
Darlington
Madison
Richland Center
Charley Niles
Andrews
Niles
Hatlo cartoon stirs pill prescription uproar nationwide
Immy Hatlo’s latest sketch pokes fun at doctors writing for few pills while a bottle holds a year’s supply. Drug gists and readers respond with outrage and mail, a humorous note of apology and a nod to wide readership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immy Hatlo
Jimmy
Doc
Tex Rickard
Hatlo
Community Notes From Brodhead and Nearby Areas
Mrs. Donald L. Collins hosts a birthday gathering for Colleen with daughters and friends. D A Condon visits Plymouth Ramage Home. Congregational church picnic held at Lake Leota Evansville. Hazel Hoffman of Monroe visits Grace Marsh. Mission Study Circle meets Mrs. Etta Hamilton July 26. Nellie Gist visits Oshkosh. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fleck host. Fred Ties and son camp at Ties cottage Decatur Lake. Eli Habeger leases Evansville store for fall juvenile shop. Stanley Wilsey and Rockford visitors with Mrs. Mattie Lake. Mary visits grandmother Mrs. D. C. Wilsey Newark NJ. Alice Putman O Dell and children in Madison to zoo. Dalza Fleming employed at Riese Service Co. M W Stuessy family spend next week away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton Ross
Colleen
Dawn Condon
Plymouth
Ramage
Congregational Church
Lake Leota
Evansville
Hazel Hoffman
Monroe
Grace Marsh
Congregational Mission Study Circle
Etta Hamilton
Nellie Gist
Charles Fleck
Oshkosh
Fred Ties
Decatur Lake
Eli Habeger
Stanley Wilsey
Rockford
Mattie Lake
Mary
D. C. Wilsey
Newark
N. J
Alice Putman O'Dell
Madison
Glove Up for Garden Work and Hand Care Tips
Cleaning garden hands starts with wearing gloves while pottering outside. After finishing, wash with soap and hot water using a stiff brush, dry thoroughly, and apply lotion to restore natural oils.
Red Sox Extend Home Dominance Against Yankees Feller
Bill Zuber of the Yankees, a waiver bargain at 7500 dollars, faltered as the Red Sox won 28 of 30 at Fenway and beat all but Bobby Feller. Ted Williams sparked the victory amid a mammoth umpire dust-up, while Newhouser, Greenberg, and Vernon posted key performances as Boston widened its lead and pulled into a Western series sweep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Sox
Feller
Associated Press
Zuber
Yankees
Boston Red Sox
New York
Joe McCarthy
Yanks
Bill Dickey
Boston
Cleveland
A’s
Chicago Ee
Ted Williams
Red Jones
White Sox
Joe Haynes
Williams
Paie Hose
Haynes
Teddy
Jones
Ralph Hodgin
Dario Lodigiani
Ed Smith
Bing Miller
Ted Lyons
Mule Haas
Ted
Sox
Fenway Park
Bobby Feller
St. Louis Browns
Newhouser
Hal Newhouser
Washington
Hank Greenberg
Birdie Tebbets
Tigers
Mickey Vernon
Annapolis Middie Joins Colorado Guard on Mountain Trip
Midshipman W. D. Collins aged 19 from Annapolis returned to Denver on 30 day leave and joined the Colorado state guard for a three day bivouac. He swapped his blue Annapolis uniform for private khaki seeking field maneuvers he enjoyed during prior guard service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
W. D. Collins
Anapolis
Colorado State Guard
Collins
Annapolis
War torn Berlin home becomes comical housecleaning battlefield
Reporter Hal Boyle chronicles a ruined Zehlendorf house near Berlin as German workers battle stains, pipes, plaster, and a furnitureless mess for an approaching American wife. Amid dust and hammering, Kasischke frets about more changes as the invasion of home repairs drags on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Boyle
Berlin
Babel
Zehlendorf
Dick Kasischke
Associated Press
Germany
Bismark
Kaiser Wilhelm
Housfrau
Ziss
Teutonis
Boudreau downplays return to Illinois coaching post
In Philadelphia Lou Boudreau dismissed reports he will quit pro baseball to coach at the University of Illinois. The 29 year old player manager of the Cleveland Indians laughed off the rumor, noting he and Indians owner Bill Veeck deny it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boudreau
Illinois University
Champaign
Ill
Lou Boudreau
Bill Veeck
Cleveland Indians
University of Ilinois
Philadelphia
Champaign News- Gazette
Veeck
Indians
Chicago White Sox
Jimmy Dykes
Illinois
McArdie and Western Auto Nines Win Key League Games
McArdle Tavern edged Green County Service 4 to 3 in the Major league while Western Auto scraped past Kundert Oilers 10 to 9 to retain first place in the Minor league. Twin Grove faces Waffle Shop in the Major league Monday, Lanz Hardware plays Lakeshire Marty in the Minor loop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McArdie Tavern
Green County Service
Western Auto
Kundert Oilers
Recreation Park
Twin Grove and
Waffle Shop
Lanz Hardware and
Lakeshire Marty
McArdle
John Placific
Ralph Phillips
Roger Wuetrich
Ralph Hawthorne
Gayle Brecklein
Wilbert Bloom
A. C. Schmid
Service
Wilde
Wendell Wohlford
Willie Gruenewald
Green Co
McArdle Tavern
Ed Krattiger
Brecklein
Phillips and Wuetrich
Gibbons
Mueller
Howe, Christian and
Wohlford
Bats Among The Most Ancient Of Mammals
A readable fragment notes that bats are among the oldest mammals with unique flight abilities. The brief mentions their long evolutionary history and diverse ecological roles in ecosystems.
Barn and Livestock Fly Spray Introduced for Farmers
Two new Dr Hess products, Barn Spray and Livestock Fly Spray Concentrate, provide a simple control program using DDT. Barn Spray targets buildings, mixing with water to kill flies on sprayed surfaces. Livestock Fly Spray Concentrate, also with Thanite, protects milking time and kills pasture flies on cows.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Albany
Onset
Mass
Stranahan and
Wisconsin
H. E. Fillbach
Stuessy
Charles Marshall
Minnie Marshall
Gust Dietz
Norfolk
Nebr
Anna Terry Taylor
Harold Eichenberger
Carl Eichenberger
G. W. Lyon
North Hollywood
Calif
Harry Powell
Washington, D. C
Roger Moore
Gerry Beardsley
Brodhead
Donald L. Collins
Detroit
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Louisville
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Columbus
Toledo Ee
Green Bay
Fond du Lac
Wisconsin Rapids
Appleton
Janesville
Sheboygan
Ant Wausanee
American Association
Brennan’s Decorating Co
Pat Seerey
Athletics
Cardinals
Phillies
Johnny Beazley
Hugh Mulcahy
Warren Spahn
Annapolis Middie
Samuel D. Dills
Forks
Wash
Earl McFarland
Dorothy Berrum
Chippewa Falls
Wis
District of Columbia
McFarland
Dills
Kasischke
Dan Garson
Turner Hall
Monroe, Wis
Sponsored By
Ken K
China
Trukenbrod Pharmacy
Phillips
Heuer Oil Company
Phillips A
Wm. A. Becker Co
Johnson Motor Les
Canis
B. H. Lynch Sales
Green Co. Auto Co
C. H. Lichtenwalner, Clarno
Winslow
Black Top
Chester
W. M. Fryer
Goodhart, Auct
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