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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1952

Page

8

Dealers Seek More Swiss Cheese as Fall Shortage Looms

Green County sees rising demand for Swiss cheese with Ohio buyers and Eastern importers seeking increased supplies this flush season. Milk diverted to fluid market reduces output despite steady factory numbers, while cow population drops four percent from last year.

Green County Ohio East

Judy Garland and Sid Luft Wed in California Ceremony

In Hollister area, Judy Garland and manager Sid Luft reportedly married at rancher Robert Law’s Pahcimes home, kept secret until now. Garland, 29, Luft, 36, both had three prior marriages, law confirmshav hero.

Hollister Calif Judy Garland Sid Luft Robert Law Miss Garland Luft Pahcimes Law Sufts

Drive-in Theaters Boom Amid Film Industry Growth

Film Daily reports a surge in drive-ins with 828 added and 749 four wall theaters closed, while defense limits ease construction. A St Louis example shows 32 closings and 36 openings with more seats overall. New York aggregates show 23,199 theaters, up 79 from last year.

Monroe Evening Times Monroe Wisconsin Film Daily St. Louis Musicc

Film theater closings driven by television growth in 1940s

The piece notes theater counts rising from five or six years earlier to 4 151 at year start, with 86 new drive ins and 10 four wall theaters opening in Q1. Attendance fell from 80 90 million weekly at the 1946 47 peak to about 55 million now as TV cuts into box office, with Leonard Goldenson of United Paramount Theaters saying declines are sharper in TV areas, though TV impact wanes after the novelty wears off.

New York P Council of Motion Picture Organizations Department of Commerce Film Daily Leonard Goldenson United Paramount Theaters

Monticello Social News Highlights from Mrs Curtis Column

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Noesen hosted the contract bridge club Saturday with attendees including A G Hill Jack Hoskins Donald Knobel John W Steinmann and Howard Steinmann. Various residents visit relatives and attend St Omar Eastern Star in Monroe with Mrs Lynn noted as a past grand officer.

Frank Noesen Contract Bridge Club Messrs Mmes A. G. Hill Jack Hoskins Donald Knobel John W. Steinmann Howard Steinmann Albert Knobel C. M. Stauffer Milwaukee Henry Krueger J. P. Zweifel Ed Schmid William Krueger Albany Gene Lynn Madison M. E. Lynn John S. Rhyner Belleville Fred A. Blum Edmar New Glarus Thomas Voegels Albert Babler Freeport E. A. Bently Henry J. Elmer Edgar Miller Dodgeville Frank Steil Steinmann W. D. Elmer Ray Gessler Forrest Babler St. Omar Eastern Star Monroe Lynn

Norman Godfrey Joins Blumer Pharmacy Staff

Norman Godfrey a registered pharmacist formerly of Brodhead has moved to Monroe and joined the staff of Blumer Pharmacy. He came to Monroe from A W Schwake drugstore where Schwake had served as a pharmacist at several local drugstores. The Godfreys plan to reside at 630 22nd Avenue.

Norman Godfrey Brodhead Monroe Blumer Pharmacy Godfrey A. W. Schwake Schwake Mrs. Godfrey 22Nd Avenue

Milwaukee cashier admits embezzling to support sweetheart

Edna Mary Keily 41 of Milwaukee admitted stealing 12000 from the state motor vehicle department to aid a 35 year old sweetheart. She pleaded guilty to two counts after originally denying the full amount and testified a man knew of the theft. Judge Steinle set sentencing for June 18.

Milwaukee State Motor Vehicle Department Edna Mary Keily Roland J. Steinle Miss Kelly Steinle

Birds Extinct in Historic Times Reach About One Hundred Ten Species

A historical survey notes that roughly 110 bird species have disappeared from existence. The loss reflects long term ecological pressures and human impacts across eras.

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