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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1947
Page
5
The Dodgers moved into first place after a 2 hit 3 0 win by Taylor over Pittsburgh. Other fellows like Kennedy and Gumbert supported wins as St Louis and New York pressed in standings.
Green County Breeders association offices in the courthouse were redecorated and rearranged by D H 1A fieldmen. New lighting and repaired equipment improve space for farmers seeking tests or breeding services. testing in the county was paused during work but will resume. Ronald Spease, secretary, notes the expanded capacity benefits the association.
The schedules for next week list minor league games such as V F W vs Lanz Hardware on Tuesday and Turn and Schwing vs Johnson Motors on Wednesday, with major league matchups including Waffle Shop against Baumgartner's and Phillips and Smith versus Bauman Hardware.
Baseball scoreboard with scores for Chicago New York St Louis Boston Brooklyn Pittsburgh Cincinnati Philadelphia American League with New York Detroit Philadelphia Chicago Washington Cleveland and American Association results Toledo Milwaukee Indianapolis Minneapolis St Paul Louisville Columbus Kansas City. Tomorrow’s National League schedule teams Cincinnati Boston Chicago Brooklyn St Louis New York Philadelphia Washington Chicago New York Detroit Trojans? Philadelphia Cleveland.
Phillips and Smith edged Baumgartner 9 6 in the Major league game while Kundert Oilers beat V F W 14 5 in the Minor league. Fred Huber starred with a long home run and strong pitching as Phillips Smith tallied six runs in the first inning and three more in the third to seal the victory.
Merlin J. Olson, son of Senator Melvin J. Olson, earned his doctor of medicine degree at the University of Wisconsin commencement. A South Wayne high school graduate class of 1940, he spent a year at St Olaf College before transferring to the University for pre med work and a BA in medical science in February 1945.
Seed growers describe flower plants that revert to older forms as rogues. These rogue plants fail to produce the blossoms expected of the intended variety, complicating breeding and production plans.
Herman Schulz of Monticello attended a New Glarus gathering Wednesday evening. Local residents Mrs. Fred Tschudy Mrs. John S. Duerst Mrs. Walter Wohlwend and others joined a one o clock luncheon hosted by Lydia Luchsinger in Janesville. Mrs. Viola Norton plans a south and east trip this summer. Barbara Reardon leaves for Chicago for the summer with her parents before returning in fall.
Mrs. Fred Nafzger and children and Miss Betty Nafzger spent Monday in Milwaukee. Mrs. Martha Voltz and Mrs. Lena York visited Miss Inez Weaver. August Schadewald hosted dinner for Mrs. Paul Nodler and others in Lake Mills. Rev. and Mrs. Peter Retzlaff and sons dined with Homer Retzlaff in Clario. Spencer Reese and Charles Reese from Janesville/Milwaukee visited Abbie Newman. Leah Maske stayed with Mr. and Mrs. John Maske in Milton. Roy Newman and daughter Marian spent time with Forrest Newman in Janesville.
Green county dairymen will attend the Wisconsin and American Scientific Breeding Institutes field day Saturday at their bull stud farm two miles east of Madison. It is their first open house to dairymen. The Wisconsin group supplies semen for 16 artificial breeding cooperatives serving 10 Wisconsin counties, including Green, plus 10 services in Illinois and one each in Iowa and Michigan.
USDA Chicago market summary shows salable hogs 5 500 to 9 500 with lower weights under 250 pounds 25 to 50 cents and over 250 pounds and sows down 50 to 75 cents. tops at 24 50. Cattle and calves totals 1 500 and 400 with firm demand and limited beef in run. steers and yearlings bring 24 50 to 27 00 locally and east, top 27 00. beef cows 14 50 to 19 00. vealers 26 00 down. Butter eggs and poultry mixed with weak live poultry. several industrials lag.
New York stocks showed narrow gains for selected industrials after early irregularity. Motors oils and some steels led the advance while many sectors stayed in loss. Trading was slow with modest bids as professionals expected a potential recovery despite weekend ahead and tax labor foreign concerns. Bethlehem Chrysler GM and Standard Oil (N J) were among buyers seeking higher levels.
The Woman's Missionary Society of Zwingli Evangelical and Reformed Church will meet at the parish house Monday evening with co hosts. The Washington Ladies Aid will meet Wednesday June 18 at the parish house with Mrs Leona Marty as hostess. Dorothy Ann Stauffacher returned home from Elmhurst Ill where she was a college student last year. Mr and Mrs H L Karlen and granddaughter Judith Karlen and Mrs Grace Aldrich returned from Sheridan and Indianapolis Ind. Dr and Mrs R A Woodruff and family moved into the Zeller home recently purchased from the former R H Schoonover residence.
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