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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1947
Page
2
The 93rd Green County fair opens with farm heritage on display. Officials praise cattle, hog and produce exhibits, horse shows, and youth handiwork including kitchen and sewing talents. Monroe welcomes visitors from today through Sunday, honoring directors and volunteers who made the event possible.
Brief notes from July 31 1937 include marriage vows Biss Hilda M Price and Ches Ser. sports highlights with Cardinals and Roys Shells 12 to 6. Peter N. Eleven xnes near South Wayne. Iowa high torn race with Gov Kras chel's 16 feet 5% inches. last rites for George W Sells at Waukegan. Christ Hartwig death. Monroe court attendance Catholic Daughters of America at Darlington. local girls Helen Ryan Grace Flanagan Mil Hired Doyle Marie Share and Mrs William Clark win 53 3 baseball game. Leone Galle to aviation camp at Ax tile Creek Mich.
Retired Lutheran pastor Rev. L. S. Begue, 74, ordained 50 years ago, will be honored Sunday at Orfordville by Orfordville and Lutheran Valley churches. His son Rev. Paul Reque of Red Lake Falls, Minn will speak. Rev. Marius S. Lewis of Luther Valley will participate. A special offering and a picnic lunch follow.
William J. Figi of Argyle shows four registered Holstein Friesian cows with top production in the Holstein-Friesian association tests. Dell Pansy leads with 505 pounds butterfat and 13,454 pounds milk in 325 days, twice daily milking at age three. Second is El-Dell Queen with 438 butterfat and 11,423 milk in 327 days. Third, El Dell Bess, 424 butterfat and 11,155 milk in 328 days. Daisy Alfa, 431 butterfat and 11,285 milk in 343 days.
Philip confronts custody questions as Sheila hints at Mary staying with Bob and May. Anne weighs rights and a possible court order while Mary bonds with Philip, Joan, and Mary’s caretakers. May cautions Mary’s potential spoilage, and Philip plans to return Mary home tomorrow, awaiting Sheila’s next move.
Sunday visitors of Mrs. Louisa Reasa include Fred Reasa Rothford Willis Reasa Chicago Bert Reasa Brodhead Bernard Russ Judy River Falls Anita Anderson Stillwater Minn and their parents Mr and Mrs A F Stauffacher Mrs Russ remains in a wheelchair after last fall’s car crash Eugene Stephenson Detroit will visit next week Mrs A C Purinton moved to the Spangler building lower flat Mr and Mrs M L Barton Alice Barton and Mrs Robert Gresman attended John Thur funeral in Evansville Tuesday
The text references Mrs. T. A. Bor, Mrs. M. L. Barton, Alice Barton, and Mrs. Aimee Bartlet in relation to illness and travel. It notes departures to Evang and LaPeer Michigan and mentions a visit and death of a mother, with unclear dates and places.
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