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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1961
Page
4
Wisconsin crop report notes corn reaching knee high by early July with much more to come by Independence Day. Most fields have one cultivation, some two, aided by favorable weather and chemical weed control. Haying dominated farm work last week amid showers. oats headed in southern and eastern areas and barley headed in the southwest.
A 13-cent air mail stamp for the new international rate takes effect July 1 and will be available at the Monroe Post Office tomorrow. The horizon tally stamp covers half ounce air mail letters to Bermuda Central America Caribbean and related regions.
The new 10 cent International Air Mail stamp for St Pierre and Miquelon mirrors the current design with a red and black color scheme and features the Liberty Bell. The denomination changes while the overall design remains identical to the existing issue.
An hour long electrical outage hit Clarno when tree limbs fell on power lines. Wisconsin Power and Light official D L Bill Mossman reported about 75 customers without service from 12 45 to 1 48 p m. Heavy leaf growth caused broken limbs likely dislodged by the wind.
Cub Scouts held a family picnic at Twining Park in Monroe. Attendees included Lyle Sinnett and family Joe Bloxham and family R A Woodruff Donald and Heidi Orville Anderson and family Lawrence Karlen and son Ted Zurbachen and Dean Joe Legler Johnny and Jeffrey.
A compact note touts the value of classified ads for businesses, suggesting they boost reach and efficiency across markets and audiences without turning to lengthy explanations.
Satan's Chariot's formed last September to promote hot rod building and safety for distressed motorists along county roads. The 14 member group, led by Rich ard Witt as president and Keith Ginner as vice president, aims to overhaul a 1940 Ford when funds allow and build a garage and clubhouse. Tickets for next Tuesday's event are at Martin's Sports and Hobby Shop on the east side of the square.
The National Labor Relations Board ordered Rice Lake Creamery Co. to reinstate 25 workers who struck June 22 1958 and reimburse loss of pay. The ruling follows findings that the firm discouraged union membership and engaged in unfair labor practices.
Auction combines real estate and personal property including a seven room house with bath on a large lot near schools and churches. Immediate possession with 25 percent down, balance on deed. Personal property includes furniture, appliances, antiques, tools, and lumber. Inspect with executrix Nellie Grindey. terms cash for personal goods. auctioneers Albert Hugelshofer.
Miss Jill Ann Hall daughter of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Hall of 1840 15th Court Northwest Winter Haven Florida graduated from Winter Haven Senior High School with cum laude honors and a B average She transferred from Monroe High School after the family moved in March She has been accepted at Florida Southern College in Lakeland to study liberal arts starting in September This summer she will assist her aunt Mrs A L Scarbrough high school librarian at a summer session Kenneth Hall manager of Couch Electric and Electrical Store in Gateway Plaza Winter Haven
Henry Stauffacher of Route 1 Monticello remains slowly recovering from an operation performed at St. Clare hospital about a month ago.
President Kennedy signed a military construction bill authorizing about 893 million dollars for the year starting July 1. Wisconsin items include Army National Guard armor ies at Baraboo Fort Atkinson Eau Claire Green Bay and Portage with sums ranging from 150 000 to 240 000 and Air National Guard facilities at Mitchell Field Truax Field and Volk Field totaling 1.759 million.
Local classifieds offer space to advertise extra farm equipment or livestock for quick sale. Post details such as item type, condition, price, location, and contact method to reach potential buyers ready to purchase. Include clear photos or descriptions to attract serious inquiries.
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