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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1949
Page
2
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A picnic dinner for about 100 on the Monroe Township school grounds marked the end of the year. One eighth grader, Alvin Goepfert, graduated. Perfect attendance went to Alvin Goepfert, Dick Brunner, John Brunner, Catherine Blum, John Daehlin, Alan Weckerly and Gloria Weckerly. A children's ball game finished 16 to 15. Mrs Leila Meyer led various races.
Two women volunteer to handle draft work. Mrs. Ritter is listed as helping in the White House from 1 to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday, for registration duties.
L G Kuenning of Madison leads a three way push to attract producer maker interest in better limburger cheese with experiments to reduce guesswork. Sister Mary Genitace of Adams township dies in Chicago. Shirley Bauman of Hillsboro and G Hoehn of Monroe seek marriage licenses. Mrs Kate West marks 90th birthday at Juda.
Mrs. Fannie Gregory of Janesville and Mrs. Clyde Smith of Jefferson Township visited their aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs. James Van Sickle in Lena Sunday. Mrs. Gregory returned to Janesville after visiting Clyde Smith home. Mr. Edward Burkhalter and family called at the Clyde Smith home Monday.
Global coffee use exceeds 37 million 132 pound bags per year, highlighting widespread demand across markets. Major consuming regions include the Americas, Europe, and Asia, with trade and production tied to major firms and cooperatives.
Orangeville presents a fundraiser concert at 8 p m Friday in the War Memorial building to buy a new piano. Dr Howard Mauthe performs a Messiah aria and leads a chorus with various soloists. The program includes Liszt Strauss Rubenstein Schumann and Cowan pieces plus a quartet and end with Gilbert Edwards Mozart songs and to conclude with Star Dust and Old MacDonald.
City Clerk G. S. Soseman and city attorney Arthur C. Benkett went to Chicago to sign and deliver mortgage revenue bonds for the city water department to the bonding house. 300 bonds of $1,000 each were printed and stamped with the city seal. about 225 bonds totaling $225,000 are expected to be issued.
When kidney disorder allows poisonous matter to remain in blood it causes backache fatigue and swelling. Doan's Pills provide relief as a stimulant diuretic used by millions for over 50 years to help flush waste from the kidneys.
Rev. L. E. Curtis and his wife with three daughters arrived yesterday from Watertown and will live in the church apartment at 1208 12th Street. He plans to preach his first sermon at the Monroe church Sunday at 11 a.m.
Mrs Henry Ihus is a patient at Wisconsin General hospital Madison. She fractured her hip in a fall at her home.
Elkhorn hosted the first district Republican gathering at Walworth County Court House last night attended by County Chairman and Mrs. Rudolph P. Reger and Miss Anna Blum delegate to the State convention in La Crosse, with Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Hamilton. Harvey Higley addressed the group on a proposed constitutional change to endorse primary candidates at the state convention.
The new straw hats are described as cool and distinct with a woven Orient design. Available in Pebble or Natural colors, they feature dark toned bands and sash styling to stand out in public.
John Rouse, executive secretary of the committee, outlined proposed steps to reorganize the group. He detailed immediate actions, future milestones, and assigned responsibilities for members. The plan aims to streamline operations and clarify leadership roles.
A former navy floating dry dock of 132 pontoons is to join the Consolidated Water Power and Paper Co task force at the Petenwell dam area in Wisconsin Rapids. The sections were cut at a Virginia shipyard and will be shipped to the site this week to remove trees and clear the area.
Darlington special report notes the new fire truck passes tests, signaling readiness for service and potential deployment to cover local emergencies in the district.
A test run on Monday achieved 2.7 million gallons of water pumped over 12 hours. The operation demonstrated sustained pumping capacity with continuous pumping for half a day.
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