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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1959
Page
6
For sale business equipment 31 fixtures suitable for retail stores taverns and restaurants. Davis Store Fixtures Inc located at 10th St at 11th Ave Rockford Illinois contact WO 2 3729.
Classified notices and ads include rental offers for a 3 bedroom house in Monroe with contact William Ruda and a manager at J C Penney. Other listings seek workers for a cheese factory, a senior seeking work, typing and shorthand, home-based sewing and alterations, baby sitting, and a high school graduate seeking full time employment. Also two legal notices in Green County Wisconsin detail probate hearings and estate matters with scheduled dates and required notices.
Federal authorities said $17 350 in unissued government bonds were stolen from the First State Bank of Prairie Farm Wisconsin. A 16 year old boy Brent Postel found the bonds while diving in the Mississippi River. Burglaries included blank Series E bonds 600 unissued notes and over $245 in coins after failed vault attempts.
Donald Adamson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gus Adamson, graduated from Central Bible Institute at Springfield, Missouri with a bachelor of arts in religious education. His parents and sister Myrna and brother Peter attended the exercises. he is visiting this week with his parents. Becky Heinold of Buffalo, New York, is also a guest.
Hogs at steady to 25 lower with varied weights and grades across 190 to 350 pounds. Cattle and calves show mixed to prime demand with steers and heifers in the high 20s to 30s. Holstein loads and cows also noted. Produce prices show butter steady and eggs weak while grains list no new wheat or soy sales and various corn and oats prices.
Thomas L. Hyland son of Mr and Mrs M R Hyland of 808 17th avenue graduated Friday from the College of St Thomas in St Paul Minnesota. He earned a sociology degree.
David Clark served as guest organist at the EFUB church in Hector Minnesota yesterday. He accompanied Wayne Deahn to his Hector home for the weekend. Both are students at North Central College in Naperville Illinois.
Alvin Camron has become the new floor salesman at Simmons Home Mart. Gene Babler also started work on the Simmons work crew, joining the store staff.
A new rural fire truck for the Mt. Horeb area arrived from Columbus, Ohio. The vehicle was purchased last winter by the Mt. Horeb Protective Association.
Kenneth Reed purchased the old Twin Grove schoolhouse for $260. The building has been removed from the grounds while a new school is under construction.
Supt and Mrs D J Huenink are grandparents of a girl born May 8 and a boy born April 12. The girl Julie Ann is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald Evers of San Diego California.
Listing of television programs with times and channels including Shirley Temple's Storybook Dick Whittington and His Cat Bold Journey Red Sea Pantomime Quiz Christabel Lucille Ball Desi Arnaz The White Sister I Love Lucy House Party The Ugliest Man in Wyoming Industry on Parade Sugarfoot Steve Canyon My Lucky Star with multiple channels 3 13 27 33 and 39 across daytime and primetime slots.
Mrs Evers formerly Phyllis Huenink. Paternal grandparents Chester and Mrs Evers of Chicago. Thad deus John son of Dr and Mrs H Arthur Lamey of Camaguey Cuba. Dr and Mrs Carl Lamey of Columbus Ohio are paternal grandparents. Mrs Lamey formerly Cynthia Joan Huenink. The Evers have two other children Jane and Jeffrey. the Lameys another son Timothy.
The 4H Junior Leaders will gather at 8 p.m. Thursday in the Lincoln gym for a short business meeting before decorating the gym for the Saturday Prom. The meeting shifts from the usual Tuesday schedule.
Larry Farnsworth of Belleville graduated yesterday from the Wisconsin School for the Visually Handicapped and delivered the farewell address.
Infant Michael John Voegels, son of Mr and Mrs Gaylord Voegels, was baptized yesterday during morning worship at Washington Church. Rev A R AchteMeier conducted the ceremony with sponsors Alice Thoman and Eldon Grossen.
A four cent silver mining commemorative stamp will be available tomorrow at the Monroe Post Office. The black and white issue honors the silver centennial, depicting Henry Comstock at Mount Davidson, site of the deposit discovered by Patrick McLaughlin and Peter O Riley.
Mrs. Martha Tschudy and Mrs. Estelle North, county nurses, are in Madison for a staff educational meeting. Mrs. North was in Madison last week for orientation sessions.
Donald J. Ivey of 809 22nd Avenue was commissioned a second lieutenant in the military police corps at the University of Wisconsin commencement on campus. He also received the bachelor of science degree.
Todd Kohl son of Edna Kohl won the feature race and the first heat at the Darlington stock car event last night. Kohl has twelve years of racing experience, five with Babe Hille in Freeport.
Minor damage resulted to Harold A. Pilz and Oscar J. Johnson in an accident at 16th Avenue and 12th Street on Saturday. Clarence S. Homb of South Wayne sustained slight damage in a collision with Wesley P. Wandflith of 1309 17th Avenue on the south side of the square. No injuries were reported.
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Ralph VanDixhorn of Waunakee at Madison General Hospital. The mother is the former Barbara Kundert. The couple has a daughter Lynn aged 22 months visiting with her grandparents Mr and Mrs Ralph Kundert at 1309 9th Street.
At 5 40 a m today a car driven by Frederick D Schneider New Glarus and a truck operated by Ivan Morton Geil Madison and owned by Gardner Bakery Co were damaged on the Woolen Mill Bridge east of Monticello Both vehicles traveled in opposite directions and there were no injuries reported by sheriffs deputies
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