City Cab Business For Sale Or Lease Opportunity
Miscellaneous listing advertising sale or lease of a city cab business with cars and radio equipment. Contact numbers 101 or 1902.
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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1961
Page
6
Miscellaneous listing advertising sale or lease of a city cab business with cars and radio equipment. Contact numbers 101 or 1902.
James P. Wuetrich aged 22 of Monro e was moved to Joliet Illinois State Prison with Jerry M. Spears 21 of Rockford. Wuetrich received five to 15 years for armed robbery of a Freeport service station on May 11 and may be moved to a detention home after psychiatric exams. Spears received one to five years for strongarm robbery at Beyers grocery in Loran on March 9. two accomplices got five to 15 years and are already in prison.
A reader is urged to search attics for valuable antiques and sell items not needed. Times classified ads highlight opportunities to turn forgotten treasures into cash through a local sale.
The Agriculture Department reports the 1961 spring pig crop at 50,456,000 head, up 7 percent from 1960, with Wisconsin at 2,076,000. A 1961 fall crop of 42,500,000 head is forecast, 3 percent higher than last year, for a total production of 92,956,000 head, 5 percent above 1960. The June 1 inventory of hogs six months old and older stands at 15,869,000, up 1 percent.
Hogs 5,000 head with higher bid ranges across weights and classes. Cattle slaughter steers and heifers steady with mix of loads and classes showing 21.00 to 23.50 a hundredweight. Butter eggs wholesale prices hold steady. grain notes no wheat oats or soybean sales with yellow corn quoted at 1.12 to 1.13.
Madison senators blocked a bill to raise Angus Rothwell’s salary from 17000 to 22000 as superintendent elect of public instruction. Sen A A Lamin asked unanimous consent, but Sen Davis Donnelly objected, saying Rothwell knew the pay when he ran. Lam withdrew the bill after a floor leader noted committee action may still permit it.
The town of New Glarus schedules a scavenger hunt for children aged 5 to 17 as the opening event of the summer recreation program. It starts at 1 30 p m with the pool closed until 3 p m. Junior and senior life saving classes begin at 7 p m tonight.
Dr Frank C Stiles was elected chairman of the First Methodist church board at a last night meeting. Dr Robert Smith named secretary and Mrs Dwain F Mings along with several others appointed to the parsonage committee for the 1961-62 fiscal year.
Monroe County Club Auxiliary held a luncheon in the clubrooms with Mrs. Herman Fritz Mrs. George Geiger and Mrs. Burt Lynch named bridge winners. Golf results include first and second flight 18 hole low net Mrs. William Tschanz nine hole low net Mrs. Victor Marean and several special awards. Guests from Boston Harlington Buffalo Denver Ardmore and Philadelphia areas attended including prize winner Mrs. Cashman who received a special prize.
Monroe area residents applauded Carole Jeanne Weisensel and her baton twirling corps from Columbus and Monroe last night at Recreation Park ball diamond. The program featured solo work by Janet Barry and the fire baton act by Weisensel, a national twirling champion, who has conducted weekly classes since September and will join the Swiss Misses in the Swiss Dairy Festival parade weekend events.
Two year old Gary Bergen, son of Harold and Mrs Bergen of Route 1 Brooklyn, is in critical condition at a Madison hospital after head injuries from a tractor accident on their farm.
Albany business news reports Thomas Flynn has purchased the Frank Moyer building on Water street and will relocate his tavern from the old hotel building.
Regular meeting of the Green County IOOF Encampment will be held tonight at the Monroe IOOF hall.
Donald Maaske son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Maaske earned a Bachelor of Science degree with a major in physical education from Cartha College.
Roy Hefty, a long time educator, was cited for 25 years of teaching during a meeting of the Illinois Association of Vocational Agricultural Teachers.
Local resident lists unwanted items for sale in a Times classified ad to clear attic clutter and create closet space. Items likely include usable clothing, kitchenware, and miscellaneous goods offered at bargain prices. Proceeds fund new storage or purchases.
A dense TV guide lists 6:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. programs across channels 3 13 27 33 39. Features include The Outlaws Sports Spectacular Donna Reed Zane Grey Theatre Bat Masterson Real McCoys Gunslinger My Three Sons Bachelor Father Tennessee Ernie CBS Reports Groucho Kovacs Paar Twilight Zone and Person to Person with various repeats and guest stars.
Mrs. O. D. Curtis reports Monticello visitors as Mr. and Mrs. Robert Holcomb Sr. accompany Rosa Legler to Jamestown and Robinson North Dakota for weeks. Peggy Gempler weds Richard Gilbertson in Blanchardville with Barbara in the wedding party. Kelby, Linda, Billy and Barbara attend.
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