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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1945
Page
4
Advertisement for LAFF-A-DAY soapless dairy washing powder for milk cans pails and milking machines. Fred Lanz hardware offers two Delco engines 850 and 600 watt guaranteed to operate along with two 32 volt motors and a 32 volt table radio. R B Fisher R F D Orangeville Ill.
Classified notice offers a room for a girl to rent in a new east side house with garage available at 2245 8th street and a telephone contact 1478. Also includes a Wisconsin legal citation from Green County court concerning the estate of Charles Grant with a debt claim of 138.07 dollars and a citation to Charles Edward Grant Ed Grant of Lena.
New York buyers pushed select railroad stocks to eight year highs in a fast market session. Transportation stocks extended gains from the prior day while utilities drew bids near the finish. Many industrial leaders faced neglect as carriers pulled back toward close and losers appeared across groups.
The pattern 9362 offers twin bows and a front paraded trim in rayon or cotton. Available sizes 14 through 42 with size 16 needing about 2 1/2 yards of 39 inch fabric. Send 20 cents to Monroe Evening Times Pattern Dept at 232 West 18th Street New York for the pattern.
The court requires the named person to appear at the Green County Wisconsin courthouse in Monroe on July 3 1945 at 10:00 a m to show cause why their share in the decedent estate should not be applied to debts to the state department of public welfare. Hon Harold J Lambo ley, County Judge, signs this notice dated May 26 June 2 9.
Prices remained nominal and steady as receipts were scarce with only 200 hogs salable. Monday projections show 10,000 hogs, 15,000 cattle, 12,000 sheep, while hogs average around 264 pounds. Cattle and sheep markets showed sparse but firm activity with limited offerings and varied price shifts.
Investors piled into rail shares with transfers near 900000 compared with 700000 last Saturday, the largest run since May 5. The move followed notes that wartime rails now show solid financial position and may keep heavy traffic even after surrender. Bonds and commodities held steady.
Earth Sergeant Ray E Barth of the 545th bomb squadron in London nears a 21 day furlough after three months as radio school instructor. Lt Harold Heimann, also in London, took a seven day leave to Monifieth Scotland, now stationed in Germany. Pvt Leroy Scott returns to Del Rio Texas after a furlough with wife and son as brother Wilson Scott arrives wounded in England for treatment. Mrs Carl Schumacher receives a Mother's Day folder gift from son Phc Alton Schumacher in Germany. Pvt Ernest O Steinman attends quartermaster school at Camp F E Warren, after Camp Maxey. Sgt Daryl Swan and daughter Diane visit Otto Swan in Seymour Indiana. Swan trains pilots in Florida. Lt Harold Vogel, now retired from active duty, visits with wife before moving to Detroit to work, formerly a Spencefield pilot placed on inactive retirement.
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