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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1949
Page
5
Today's Markets Livestock notes strong demand with cattle over 600 pounds showing good clearance. Salable cattle total 6,000 with calves at 400. beef steers and heifers steady to 25 cents higher amid active trading.
Stock offerings remained light while demand stayed lukewarm. The market showed a mix of small gains and losses with volume dropping sharply after a brief two day surge. Steady issues included U S Steel General Motors Studebaker Illinois Central and United Air Lines with Republic Steel Montgomery Ward slightly weaker.
Standard Oil (NJ) and American Tobacco bonds opened weaker with minor early declines but later showed signs of partial recovery.
The first home nursing class met yesterday at South School with enrolled seven to ten. Miss Mary Miller of St. Louis Midwest Red Cross led the session. Instructors Miss Genevieve Arnesdorf and Mrs. J. Lee Yorton will supervise. sessions continue next week Monday through Friday.
Mr and Mrs Rex Dahms of 804 1th street sold their residence to Mr and Mrs Emil Stoller of Argyle Stollers plan to take possession mid month Dahms will enter Eau Claire state teachers college this fall for further studies He taught this year
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Stoll route 2 depart tomorrow for Cameron Missouri to visit Mrs. Stoll's niece Mrs. Myron Warboy. They will be gone about a week. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Easter Argyle and Mrs. Sam Bailey Erla and Terry Monroe also travel with them.
Burial will be in the Cedarville cemetery with involvement by Anderson and Orangeville officials noted. The fragment indicates local civic participation at a funeral or interment event.
Robert J. Mosher a 21 year old amateur radio operator pleaded guilty in municipal court to disorderly conduct for interfering with sound at a Janesville roller skating rink on two Saturdays. He was fined 20 dollars plus costs. Police stopped him near the rink in a car with a transmitting unit.
Wisconsin public service commission will hold a 10 a m hearing on June 21 at Brodhead city hall to investigate telephone rate reductions and improved service after petitions were filed.
Out of town relatives attended the funeral services for Miss Rose Ganshert on Saturday. The list of mourners included Donald and Clarence Ganshert from Woodstock Illinois, Carl and Francis Ganshert from Freeport, Edward Andrykowski, Robert Olofson of Roselle Illinois, Clair McKnight, Mrs Bert Ovitz of Janesville, Mrs Dexter Rice of Wadsworth Illinois, Albert Bergman and son Richard, Anne Mueller of Chicago, Mrs Sophie Homb and Joseph Ganshert of Monroe, P J Ganshert and daughters Sophia and Amelia Ganshert of Madison, Sgt Ellis J McKnight of Colorado Springs, Marie McKnight of Green Bay, and Mrs Harry Pollock.
Frank Kryder 81 of Freeport died yesterday at St Francis Hospital after a brief illness. Born June 5 1867 in Buckeye township he farmed until retirement a decade ago. Surviving son Clarence of Freeport. Last rites Friday Cedarville Methodist Church. Harry Hook 71 killed in an automobile crash. services set 2 p m tomorrow Brooklyn Community Church Rev W C Snow officiating. Burial Mt Hope Cemetery. Booth Funeral Home Oregon is handling arrangements.
The junior high drama club directed by Mrs. John Fenton and Werner Blum staged Love Tangled for a mixed audience of junior and senior high students and teachers yesterday afternoon. A survey cited notes that over 63 percent of U.S. families owned one or more passenger vehicles.
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