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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1955
Page
6
For Women SPORTSWEAR including shorts shirts and Bermudas plus washable PARKA POPLIN JACKET in white and colors. CAN CAN SLIPS White nylon $2.98. FLY CHARMER kills flies without spray or odor $1.98. CARTER’S CREEPER SETS one and two piece from $1.98. BASEMENT Business Service FOR SALE.
STAUFFACHER SALES AND SERVICE lists Hanson Brodjed boomless sprayers and hay carriers. Two large Hud sons grapple forks are offered as slightly used. Contact John Krattiger at Clarno 1512 for details.
The Clarno Zion Evangelical United Brethren church hosts its annual Children’s Day program Sunday at 8 p m with songs by the youth choir recitations dialogues exercises and playlets by Sunday school children. Cast includes Ausmus Siedschlag Dickson Fey Clark Christen Hartwig Marty Reinmann Welz Beckman Flaherty and Wuthrich among others. The program is organized by Mrs. Martha Grenzow Mrs. Arley Ausmus and Mrs. Nathan Roth with Lois Fritsch as pianist and Rev. Irvin Lepien as pastor.
Clarno resident Mrs. Arthur Schroeder received a Better Farming award for a letter to Congresswoman Coya Knutson asking about women’s roles in the economy and citizenship programs. Excerpts will appear in July. she also earns a $5 Chicago Tribune prize for an apple roll coffeecake recipe to be published in Mary Meade’s column.
Mrs. H. F. Stoll chaired the Zwingli Evangelical and Reformed Aids Society meeting at the parish house. The theme was Understanding Young People with Mrs. John G. Blum and Mrs. M. E. Lynn assisting and Mrs. C. M. Stauffer in fellowship. A visiting committee was named to report at September's meeting with Mrs. Joe Blumer.
Mrs Abraham Kubly gave the report on serving lunches at the band tournament in May. No meetings will be held in July and August. Lunch was served to 44 members and four guests by co hostesses Mrs H F Stoll Mrs F W Voegeli Mrs G C Steinman Albert Strasser Jacob Voegeli and Thomas Voegeli.
Mary Greatsinger and Archie Lange of Evansville were married Saturday afternoon in the Immanuel EUB church chapel at Brodhead. Attendants were Miss Lorraine Greatsinger and James Schwartzlow. The couple went to northern Wisconsin on a short trip.
The Swiss Evangelical and Reform church in New Glarus will hold an evening meeting tonight at the Zwingli house. The program theme is The Hindu and His Daily Work. Co chairmen are Mrs. Robert McLean and Mrs. Kenneth Ross with Mrs. Paul Grossenbacher serving as chairman.
Memorial services for deceased members will be held in connection with the regular meeting Friday night of the Juaneta Rebekah lodge. In charge of the services will be Mmes. William Krueger, Minnie Anderson and Clelia Thornley. Hostesses for the evening will be Mrs. Krueger and Mrs. Charles Popanz.
A public dance sponsored by the Youth Center will be held tomorrow night on the Recreation Park tennis courts. Peterson's Orchestra will play and in case of rain the dance moves to the Community Center.
An open square dance will be held tomorrow night at 8 30 in the Moose hall by the Belles and Beans Square Dance Club. Dancing will run from 8 30 to 11 30 with a caller from Madison.
The Selbow family reunion will be held Sunday at the North Side Park. The notice lists no additional organizers or events.
Salable hogs 8 500 with moder ately active to slow trade and uneven butchers largely steady to strong. Cattle 2 000 and calves 300 with mixed demand, cows steady to strong early then weak. Produce butter and eggs firmer with wholesale prices steady. grains show no wheat trading, corn values around 1 47 per bushel, oats mixed with gains and high range notes.
Residents report deer in Albany over two days. Mrs M J Ingwell saw one in her yard and neighbors Mr and Mrs Stanton P Steuri found two half grown deer in theirs. The homes lie near the village park by Nichols Woods.
The Chicago White Sox add pitcher Millard Dixie Howell to their depleted rotation after trading away several arms this week. Howell joins eight active pitchers as the club reshapes its staff following the moves.
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