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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1956
Page
4
Elderly couple on a farm care for one child and perform housekeeping tasks. Woman seeks help with chores and related duties. Contact phone 193 R8 Warren Illinois. Salesmen listed in notice.
Various notices include marketing for aluminum loft ventilation, a $5500 mortgage loan, a $7000 second loan for a two flat home, and a Hershey candy route opportunity with required cash, plus an Jefferson Wisconsin ordinance amendment delaying sale of malt beverages and age 21 limits, and a probate hearing in Green County for Elisabeth Burkhalter estate with claims deadline.
In the current issue of Badger Farm Bureau News three area cheesemakers and the wife of one are pictured. The feature titled Small Cheese Factory shows Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Zumkehr Roy Bissig and Fred Escher.
At the last meeting in the school house the Dutch Hollow 4-H club planned a July 12 tour. Richard Witt led the pledge and Judith Stauffacher gave the flag pledge. Lea Ann Meyers demonstrated school lunches. Members sang favorites and several numbers were performed. Frank Kubly from Monroe presented color pictures on Canada and last year’s Cheese Day parade with Parents Night ending in a potluck.
SN ORANGEVIL will meet at 1 30 p m Tuesday in Karen Obert's home. Last meeting at Sharon and Gayle Walker's featured Susan Hefty pie crust, Karen Bastian pattern, Sharon Walker collar making. Karen Obert spoke on food handling cleanliness and Gayle Bennehoff on stitching. Gayle Walker performed a reading and Sharon Walker sang a solo.
The Richland 44H Club opened with pledges by David Deininger and Karen Kubly and sang. Project talks were presented by Mary Ann Sacker and Deininger. Demonstrations by Zuhlke Salzwedel and Wuefler. A July 9 entry deadline and a July 22 tour with picnic are announced, with the next meeting July 17 at the Zuhikes.
The Oakley 4-H Club met at Pleasant Grove schoolhouse with Roger Erb as vice president presiding. Kenneth Rosheisen led the pledge, Eileen Hafen talked on sewing, and Roger Erb demonstrated calling for the fair. Jean Ann Erb read a special number. Mason Marchant family served refreshments. A club tour is set for July 19 with a noon picnic.
Argus 4-H Club met at Argus school with Nancy Schutt opening. Planned tour on July 22 at 1 30 pm. Uphams Woods discussed. Carol Blum Barbara Kubly Rosella Rufer Sally Kubly Robert Rufer Otto Mayer volunteered for fair booth committee. Barbara Kubly demonstrated leather goods and spoke of State Club Week in Madison.
Brodhead hosts a list of out of town visitors for its centennial celebration. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bellman and sons Davenport Iowa, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lindsay New Ulm Minnesota, Mr. and Mrs. Van Marsh Mineral Point, Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Adams Madison, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Noonan Albuquerque New Mexico, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Belting and Mrs. Henry Fletcher Rockford, and others from Illinois Wisconsin Ontario and California visiting for the event.
Sheldon Hoesly was installed as worthy president of the New Glarus Fraternal Order of Eagles at their June meeting. Other officers for the coming year include LaVane Nesler as worthy vice president Robert Zuber as chaplain Gilbert M Hoesly as secretary Jacob Wettach as treasurer Clarence Itten as conductor Henry Ott as inside guard Paul Oppliger as outside guard and Reginald Duerst as trustee for three years William Palmer and Irving Wild recently joined the Order.
The market rested after a strong week as investors weighed Eisenhower’s illness and a looming steel strike. The Associated Press average rose 20 cents to 182.00, with low volume signaling caution. Gains paused Friday despite a midweek rally led by motors and aircraft and hopes for higher construction demand.
Mrs Georgina Johnson of La Crosse elected commander of the Wisconsin Chapter Daughters of the Grand Army of the Republic to succeed Mrs Ida Black of Janesville. Mrs Bessie Western of Madison named senior vice commander and Mrs Grace Hulbert of Madison junior vice commander.
Marian Martin offers Pattern 9350 a sundress with a slim ming side-buttoned line designed to flatter shorter fuller figures. The pattern provides half sizes from 14 to 24, yardage for 35 inch fabric, a complete illustrated sew chart, and costs thirty five cents plus five cents extra for first class mail.
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