Machinery price list with Grove swage boxes
An OCR fragment notes heavy equipment entries including 6 ton and 7 ton wide tread machinery. It lists Grove self unloading swage boxes priced at 850 dollars.
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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1961
Page
4
An OCR fragment notes heavy equipment entries including 6 ton and 7 ton wide tread machinery. It lists Grove self unloading swage boxes priced at 850 dollars.
Bar M Contest Rodeo to be held at Pecatonica Illinois on July 24 with bare back and saddle bronc riding calf roping bull dogging bull riding and trick and fancy riding. Two shows daily at 2 p m and 8 p m.
A brief note urges readers to use the Monroe Evening Times Classifieds to rent a room. Details on rate or location are not provided in the accessible text.
Tom Hefty returns home after a week with his brother and sister in Madison. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Abbott visit Lanark and attend the Lancaster Centennial. Bill Whittingham stops in Arpin. Charles Puttman visits Edgerton. C. M. Stauffer spends Fri–Sat in La Crosse. Florence Loveland meets Nancy Durtschi in Madison while Durtschi visits from Milwaukee. H. A. Becker at UW summer school, weekends at home. Herman Kubly and wife from Madison visit family following six weeks in Arizona for health.
Happy-Go-Lucky 4-H Club met at Phillip Counselman home with Linda Mc Guire as flag pledge leader and Mary Ann Cummer handling the club pledge. July 18 fair plans were discussed including a fair booth committee of Laura Patterson Kay Daley Nancy Klarer and Pat Peterson.
Judging night for the Clarno 4-H Club occurred at Kenneth Hartwig’s home. Members evaluated photography woodwork clothing gardening sewing electricity food and home economics with Kenneth Allen supervising cattle judging. No meeting was held. families brought cookies and received milk from the Hartwig family. Reporter Bill Wuethrich.
Richmond 4 H Club members share favorite foods at the June meeting in the Agricultural Building. Barbara Deininger presided as president. pledges by Steven Grode and Ken Kubly. Demonstrations included Swine Selections, Cleaning A Show Hog, and The Rabbit.
Hiawatha 4 H Club met with president Vicki Smith in charge. Members discussed a tour set for Sunday July 23 and appointed Beverly Block Kathryn Schoepfer Vicki Smith Diane Indergand Mrs Roy Block and Mrs Nathan Schoepfer to the fair booth committee. Demonstrations covered gathering gardening and dairy with further talks and a county demonstration contest planned. Lunch was served by the Wilbert Wild and Glen Flannery families.
Wayne Monson former Northern Michigan star guard from Green Bay signed Monday with the San Francisco Saints of the American Basketball League. Monson led NMU to a 24 3 record and averaged 23 points a game while hitting 45 percent from the field last season.
TV highlights list assorted 6:30 to 11:00 p.m. programs across channels 3, 13, 27, 33, 39. Items include jail charge controversy involving a marshal, comedies, Westerns, dramas, and theater features with noted actors such as Bugs Bunny, Alfred Hitchcock, Wyatt Earp, and Garry Moore.
Members of Intermediate Troop 233 wrap up a two night tent out at the Kiwanis Youth Cabin with a Court of Awards. Girls earning badges include Ault Bau man Forcade Gempeler Hexom Jacobs Janke Hahlen Laeser Lichtenwalner Matzke Miller Olm Reger Schreier Wedesky. Forcade earned swimmer cat and skater while Schreier collected dabbler active citizen and magic carpet.
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