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Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1946

Page

3

Benkert Serebart wedding announced in Chicago

Monticello families announce the marriage of Eleanor Benkert to Frank H Serebart in Chicago at Buena Gameerial Presbyterian church. Bride a Monticello high school graduate. groom a National Research Chicago mentee. They reside 4535 North Magnolia Chicago. Best man was William E Koskela.

Benkert-Serebart W. E. Benkert Monticello Eleanor Chicago Frank H Serebart Emma Tripoli Buena Gameerial Presbyterian Church Henry Hepley North Magnolia Monticello High School National Research At & Merchant Stamp Works Lou Ann Moritz William E. Koskela

Strong cattle hogs and grains shift at Chicago market

Livestock receipts show salable hogs 7000 with 3800 active gains at 14.85 for barrows and gilts and 14.10 for sows while cattle and calves totals 800 and 200 face limited trade. Sheep 100 and poultry and butter steady as grain futures rise on optimism and OPA ceiling chatter.

Chicago USDA Oll Thare Rusell VG V. Grant Stear John H. Bruni Victor Heuer

Youth Rally at St John’s Church Next Sunday

The Western regional youth fellowship of the Evangelical and Reformed Church will meet at St John’s Church this Sunday afternoon with registration at 3 p.m. Monroe youths lead opening devotions before Rev Gordon Tritchler of Portage delivers “The Great Endeavor.” A business meeting, fellowship lunch, and social hour follow, with Miss Dona Gilbo as Monroe fellowship president and Western regional vice president.

The Evangelical and Reformed Church St. John’s Church Monroe Gordon Tritchler Portage Dona Gilbo Monroe Fellowship

Baker Named to State Agriculture Advisory Committee

Baker named to the state advisory committee of the Agriculture Department. EO Baker and Greer cited as cultural agents in agriculture. The committee will provide ongoing information bulletins detailing county level statistics across 71 counties.

Baker State Advisory Committee of Agriculture Department EO Baker Greer Cultural Agent Agriculture

Wall Street Morns Murky as Indecision Lingers

New York stock trading remained unsettled with mixed fractional gains and losses. The market shows caution ahead of a long weekend while shipyard and maritime tensions weigh as a bearish factor. Major names like Bethlehem Steel U S Rubber Goodyear and Allied Chemical drift with occasional gainers including Goodrich Santa Fe and Texas Co.

New York Chicago Northwestern Bethlehem U. S. Rubber Goodyear Montgomery Ward J. J. Case Kennecott Allied 'Chemical Southern

North Washington 4-H campers and local visits noted

The report lists Monticello residents and others from Madison Monroe and New Glarus visiting Prairie du Chien events, Zwingli Evangelical Reformed parish activity on Christian Living, and numerous social calls. A closing note comments that almost all instinctive behaviors including love and bravery are anchored in hunger.

Lila Mae Duerst Delores Itten Patricia Klassy Gene Lynn Honard Voegels Prairie du Chien North Washington Elmer Glen Jeanette Ruth Bowes Madison Abrham Kubly Larry Klassy New Glarus Herman J. Klassy Zwingli Evangelical” and Reformed Aid Frieda Veenie Anna G. Blum Hulda Duerst Bessie Youngreen J. J. Voegeli Donald Voegeli Anton Hefty Andrew Hoesly Fred W. Blum Ed Hefty Howard Kennedy Primrose Aid Adolph Rindy Hazel Kundert Kenneth Bertha Keller Bernice Schneider Platteville Bernice Woods Leonard Rindy Monette Dwight Zweifel Gus Milkie Erwin Milkie Footville Fred Bercher Henry C. Klassy Monroe J.W. Barlow

Cheese Producers mark opening in Monroe and price doubt

The Cheese Producers Marketing association opens a new warehouse and office in Monroe as dairy price forecasts loom. Local cooperatives report 1945 sales near five million pounds, with hopes for eight million this year under OPA renewal uncertainty. Industry leaders call for efficiency and education on dairy nutrition while markets remain peaked in Wisconsin. Agnes Sorel is noted for early use of diamond adornment.

Cheese Producers Marketing Association Monroe Specula Cooperative Association A. Janke Wisconsin Swiss & Limburger OPA U. S. Senate Banking Committee W. P. Mortensen The State University Riculture U.S. Senate Agricultanel Wisconsin

Youth 18 Plans To Wed Widow 79 Near Louisa Ky

Lawrence County Clerk W H Moore said he expected to issue a marriage license today to 18 year old Delbert Shorty Sprouse of Gladys and 79 year old widow Mrs Mattie Lyons Large. Dr J E Carter noted the blood test requirement and the pension impact as Mrs Large weighs the decision with family ties including seven living children and 49 grandchildren.

Louisa Lawrence County W. H. Moore Mattie Lyons Large Delbert Shorty) Sprouse Gladys Sprouse Moore J. E. Carter Mrs. Large Shorty

Lone Union Veteran to Attend Wisconsin G A R Meet in Milwaukee

State Commander Lansing A Wilcox 100 Cadett will attend the 80th Wisconsin encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic in Milwaukee over the weekend as guest of honor at a Sunday breakfast. Alma Cheesman Milwaukee G A R secretary said she asked three cronies to join Wilcox Charles L Hooker Ansel Goolsbey and Josiah E Cass to attend but only Hooker may make the trip. Diamond mining first became an industry in India between 800 and 600 B C.

Superior Ansel Goolsbey Chetek Josiah E. Cass Eau Claire Hooker

Free Press Clash Only Two Nations Share Different News Ideas

AP writer, returning from Russia, contrasts Soviet and U.S. press concepts. He notes Russia withholds preevent news, downplays crime, and minimizes personal news, while Americans seek scoops and public guidance. Russians view U.S. coverage as intrusive and counterproductive to state aims.

Russia Eddy Gumore New York United States United Nations Fresst Soviet Union U. S Moscow Germany U.S

Buenos Aires and Moscow Realigned to Repair Diplomatic Ties

Argentina and the Soviet Union announced the end of a 29 year rift at Peron’s first press conference in office. Both governments said they would establish full diplomatic consular and trade relations and exchange Pecorino soon. Aimed at expanding trade, the move follows decades of estrangement.

Buenos Aires Russia Argentina Juan D. Peron Moscowinn London Moscow Peron Giren

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