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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1945
Page
4
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Notices announce creditors for Rudolph Leuzinger estate with claims due by October 1 1945 and hearings set for October 16 1945 with Judge Lamboley. A final settlement hearing for Ella Whitehead is scheduled for July 17 1945 at 10 oclock in Monroe Wisconsin.
Wiota Mrs Norman Skinrood and family from Winthrope Mass travel en route to San Rafael Calif to visit her father in law Julius Skinrood, Lt Col Norman Skinrood in armed forces. Urban Krier and daughter Joan visit Edward Johnson home in Milwaukee. Alfred Ommodt family spend Sunday with Anton Ommodt. Mrs Robert Figs attends funeral in South Dakota. W H Larson and J S Larson visit James Quinn home Monroe. Diane Lienberger visits father P J Kemprood. Midshipman Harlow Gilbertson returns to Kings Point NY after 10 day furlough. Sherman Johnson family return to Merrimac. Leo Weld family from Clarno visits Grover McConnell. Selmer Erickson Edna Nysted Milton Steele families visit C A Wahler home.
The Monticello Fort Nightly Reading Club met Tuesday evening with Fannie G. Benkett who concluded the book Pride's Way. Refreshments were served. Various local visits followed including Mr and Mrs Jacob Legler and family and Granddaughter Ann Hagen returning from Madison. Nearby trips included Hedwig Studer visiting grandparents in Monroe and Marian Moesly from Chicago spending a week with her parents Hoesly.
Local residents including E Leah Tomlinson and families in Browntown and Battle Creek were visited by relatives on Tuesday. Homemakers held their annual picnic at Recreation Park and attended a movie. Visitors from Beloit Monroe Winslow and Monroe were noted among listed calls and visits.
The annual Disabled American Veterans state convention meets in Oshkosh over the weekend with an executive board session scheduled Friday night.
Livestock sales show salable hogs 11 500 with 140 lb barrows at 14.75, sows 14.00. Cattle 5 000 salable, top steers 18.00 at 1,500 lb, yearlings 17.50, cows 14.50, bulls up to 15.50. Sheep 1 500 with spring lambs 16.00–16.25, ewes 6.50–8.00. Butter and eggs steady. live poultry firm. Grain markets rally after early losses. rye down, wheat down fractions. futures mixed. receipts: Wheat 31, Corn 137, Oats 15 cars.
Market activity remained strong before midday with advances in steels rails motors and liquors along with other industrials. Gains persisted into the fourth hour despite some slowdown as dividends earnings and expectations of splitups spurred buying while thoughts of a technical correction tempered enthusiasm. Motors and steels benefited from WPB auto production quotas seen as easing the readjustment period for manufacturers.
New Glarus Mrs Bernard Staley and Mrs Wilbert Bernet hosted Tuesday evening visits for Ann Luethy and Mrs Robert Doyle in Monticello. Mrs Raymond Duerst entertained Tuesday afternoon for her son Philipp age four. Guests included Mrs Roy Staley and her sons Raymond and Donald, Mrs Owen Hanson of Oregon, and Mrs Bernard Staley with Benny Corrine and Dorothy Kay. Florence Grob Fond du Lac is spending two weeks with her mother Mrs Ernest Stauffer. This piece of paper is valuable save it.
Pattern 9150 features feminine scallops and a smart versatile design for sheer cottons or rayons. Available in sizes 34 through 50 with three sleeve lengths. size 36 uses 2 7/8 yards of 39 inch fabric. Send 20 cents to Monroe Evening Times Pattern Dept at 232 West 18th St New York NY 11. NY. Include size name address and style number.
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