Big Sister for Sale te Building Permit
Mrs. W Bender owner of lot 6 Schindler's addition seeks a new porch and alterations. approved by Walter Ekum Building Inspector. In probate court Green County Wisconsin an order to hear administration heirship and claims for the estate of Charles Raymond Cliff deceased. Court to sit at Monroe Court House commencing June 0 1959 with creditors claim period fixed.
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State OF
Wisconsin
Green County Court
Charles Raymond Cliff
Monroe
Green County
Charles Raymond Chiff
County of
Green
Public Notice of Probate Hearing in Monroe Wisconsin
The Court orders examination and adjustment of all claims against the deceased on September 7, 1959 at opening of court or as heard. Notice to interested parties via publication in The Monroe Evening Times for three consecutive weeks and by mail at least twenty days before the hearing. Dated June 4, 1950. By the Court Marshall L. Peterson County Judge. Goetz Theatre Building Monroe Wisconsin. Dates June 5, 12, 19.
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Monroe Evening Times
Marshall L. Peterson
Viney and Schmitz
Goetz Theatre
Monroe
Wisconsin
Boots and Saddle Club to Sponsor Trail Ride in Clarno
Wendell Matzke and John Drews announced a trail ride sponsored by the Green County Boots and Saddle Club for June 21 in Clarno at the Carl Jensen home. Leo Culles and Roger Dunwiddie families handled lunch. The next meeting is July 2 at Carolyn Pree home north of Brodhead.
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Wendell Matzke
John Drews
Clarno
Green County Boots and Saddle Club
Carl Jensen
Leo Culles
Roger Dunwiddie
Carolyn Pree
Brodhead
National League scoreboard and weekend schedule summary
The National League lead shows Milwaukee 33 22 .600 with Chicago 29 28 .509 and Los Angeles 30 27 .526 in striking distance. Week results include Pittsburgh 12 San Francisco 9 and Milwaukee 8 St Louis 0. Weekend games feature Cincinnati at St Louis and Los Angeles at Pittsburgh with two Sunday rematches.
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Milwaukee
San Fran
Los Angeles
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
San Francisco
St. Louis
Rev Housh to be graduated Monday from Garrett Biblical Institute
Rev Joseph Housh of the Orangeville Methodist church will graduate from Garrett Biblical Institute Evans ton Illinois Monday. Baccalaureate services are set for 11 a.m. Sunday at the First Methodist church in Evans ton. Exercises will be held at Northwestern University Ch an a di torium.
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Orangeville
Joseph Housh
Helland Graduates From Bible Institute
Bruce Helland, formerly of Juda, has graduated from Moody Bible Institute in Chicago. He plans to study at Northern Baptist Theological Seminary in Chicago. Mr and Mrs Len Helland attended the graduation ceremony.
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Times
Bruce Heland
Juda
Moody Bible Institute
Chicago
Northern Baptist Theological Seminary
Len Helland
Charlotte hurler Pitches no hitter then starts triple play
Ralph Lumenti, a left handed pitcher from Charlotte, followed up a no hitter with a brilliant line drive catch and began a triple play Thursday night, showcasing rare baseball rarities.
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Triple Charlotte
N. C
Ralph Lumenti
Charlotte
Markets Report Livestock and Commodities Chicago
Hogs trade steady to lower with varied weights and numbers, cattle offerings light with limited slaughter price tests, leads on hogs at 15.75 to 17.00 for 190-220 lb ranges and 14.25-15.65 for 270-310 lb mixes. Butter and eggs steady with wholesale prices nudging higher, grains show no wheat or soybean sales, corn values mixed by grade, oats at No 3 heavy white 7.12.
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Chicago
USDA
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Grain
Clover Sisters Club Family Night At Immanuel Church
The Clover Sisters Club invites families to a 7 to 9 PM program at Immanuel EUE church parlors on Monday. Members will introduce parents, sing, model garments, display projects, and hold demonstrations on centerpieces and decorations. The 46 member group is directed by Mrs. Bette Hoffman.
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Clover Sisters
Immanuel Eue
Barbara Schuetze
Beverly Dunaway
Shirley Friske
Edwin Schuetze
Kay Bauman
Cochairman
William Blum
Nancy Burkhalter
Greta Pitkin
Nancy Kiarer
Holly Muenich
Mary Cummer
Helen and
Ramona Ebweter
Mary Jo
Hospital corpsman serves aboard USS Rankin in Mediterranean
Charles W. Buhlman of Monroe is a hospital corpsman second class serving aboard the attack cargo ship USS Rankin. The Rankin, with Amphibious Squadron Four, operates with the U S Sixth Fleet in the Mediterranean after departing Rhodes near the Turkish coast following a week of amphibious operations on Crete.
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Rankin
Charles W. Buhlman
Monroe
U. S. Sixth Fleet
Mediterranean
Rhodes
Crete
Local Junior Legion Faces Brodhead in Open at Recreation Park
The Monroe Junior Legion hosts Brodhead in Recreation Park at 8 tomorrow night for its season opener. Monroe’s prior opener with Edgerton was rained out. Brodhead beat Orfordville 2 to 1 last night as Don Morgan drove in Norm Hansen who walked and stole second. Brodhead had six hits to Orfordville’s five.
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Monroe Junior Legion
Brodhead
Recreation Park
Monroe
Edgerton
Orfordville
Don Morgan
Norm Hansen
Sword Dancer Favored in Belmont Stakes Start
Sword Dancer, the Brookmeade Stable colt second in the Kentucky Derby, is the 7 5 favorite for the 125000 added Belmont Stakes this Saturday. Only three favorites have won the 11 2 furlong race in the past decade Native Dancer Nashua and Needles.
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New York
Sword Dancer
Brookmeade
Native Dancer
Nashua
Needles
Roy Priest, husband of U.S. Treasurer Ivy Priest, dies at 75
Roy Fletcher Priest, 75, husband of Ivy Baker Priest, Treasurer of the United States, died Thursday of a heart attack. He was district sales manager for an Omaha wholesale furniture firm before retiring five years ago and was born in Francisville, Indiana.
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Roy Priest
Washington
Roy Fletcher Priest
Ivy Baker Priest
United States
Priest
Omaha
Francisville
Ind
TV Highlights Evening Schedule Snapshot
A local broadcaster listing several programs with times and channels. Notable items include Rawhide Incident in No Man's Land at 6:30 on 3 and 13, Tombstone Territory at 8, Lux Playhouse with The Miss and Missiles at 8:30, boxing Kenny Lane vs Ortiz at 9, Anna Rosenberg interview at 9:30, Frontier Marshal at 10:20, baseball Dodger vs Pirates and Braves vs Cubs in late afternoon, Belmont Stakes and National Open golf specials, Festival of Faith, and High Lonesome ending the night on Channel 33.
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Rawhide
No Man’s Land
Tombstone Territory
Deadwood Dagett
Lux Playhouse
John Forsythe
Gisele MacKenzie
Kenny Lane
Carlos Ortiz
Anna Rosenberg
Frontier Marshal
Randolph Scott
Channel 3
Braves
Cubs
Vinegar Joe
Stillwell
Sixteen New Members Enter Blanchardville Lutheran Church
Blanchardville Lutheran Church welcomed sixteen new members including one by baptism and confession of faith and another by confession of faith with German background. Transfers joined from families led by Melvin Bredeson Leland Strommen and Emory Pope among others. A Pope and Hermanson member were received by faith and baptism. The group attended a Sunday school picnic at McKellar Park afterward.
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Blanchardville
McKellar Park
Guest Day at Decatur Lake Country Club
Tuesday's guest luncheon at Decatur Lake Country Club featured hostesses Mrs August Lehnherr Mrs Fred Hahlen Mrs Glen Earleywine Mrs Frank Condon and Miss Laura Karney. Bridge honors went to Mrs Lotta Fleck and Jake Jones while 500 winners were Mrs Orla McClellan and Elliott Thomas.
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Brodhead
Decatur Lake Country Club
Mmes
August Lehnherr
Fred Hahlen
Glen Earleywine
Frank Condon
Laura Karney
Lotta Fleck
Jake Jones
Orla McClellan
Elliott Thomas
Bible Classes At State Line Church This Week
Bible school classes are held this week and next at the State Line church from 9 to 11 a.m. Teachers are Mrs Russell Pinnow Mrs Arthur Blobaum Mrs Roger Douglas and Miss Marlene Pinnow. Assistants are Barbara Kundert and Lorain Wendler.
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Spring Grove
State Line Church
Russell Pinnow
Arthur Blobaum
Roger Douglas
Marlene Pinnow
Barbara Kundert
Loraine Wendler
WSCS Evening Circle to Meet at Mrs Housh Home
The Evening Circle of the WSCS of the Methodist church will meet with Mrs Joe Housh at 8 p.m. Tuesday A 25 cent gift exchange will reveal Secret Sisters
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WSCS
Orangeville
Methodist Church
Joe Housh
Buford Chosen to Lead Illinois Banking Agriculture Committee
John Buford, cashier of Orangeville Community Bank, is selected by the executive committee of group four of the Illinois Bankers Association to head the agriculture committee for the year. Group four includes Stephenson, Jo Daviess and Winnebago counties. The committee helps plan the annual Farm Credit Conference at the University and guides banking policy across the state.
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Orangeville
John Buford
Orangeville Community Bank
Illinois Bankers Association
Stephenson
Joe Daviess
Winnebago
Stars Hitting Demeter Leads 11-0 Victory Over Phillies
Yesterday's Stars Hitting Demeter had four hits two homers and five RBIs in the 11-0 win over Philadelphia. Pitcher Billy Pierce of the White Sox allowed one hit and struck out six in a 3-1 victory over the Senators, fading the shutout in the third after three walks tied to Ron Samford's double.
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Don Demeter
Dodgers
Phillies
Billy Pierce
White Sox
Senators
Ron Samford
Two 18 Year Olds Reel In Tiger Shark at Garden City
Dickie Collins and Ray Smith of Florence hooked two sharks in one day using a rope hook and sting ray bait. They battled a 491 pound tiger shark for two hours, the fish measured 10 feet 1 inch.
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Garden City, & C
Dickie Collins
Ray Smith
Florence
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