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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1957
Page
6
Ad for a clothing store offering better dresses and Milady's summer weight girdles in all sizes. Also promotes beef quarters and tender loins priced at $1.10 per pound with weekly butchering service. Includes contact numbers Monroe 654 Winslow 94-J and Juda phone 49-D. Sporting goods and business services listed.
The State of Wisconsin summons defendants to appear within twenty days after service to defend the action. Failure to respond will result in judgment against them according to the complaint demands.
A Senate judiciary subcommittee approved legislation to open only relevant FBI information in criminal trials. The measure, unanimous after Atty. Gen. Brownell testified about a grave emergency tied to the Jencks decision, now awaits full committee action. Leader O Mahoney aims to bring it to the Senate floor within a week.
Brodhead Mrs. Robert Engle and others attended Dousman Chapter Eastern Star meeting in Dousman Thursday night. Mary Hafen Grand Representative of Alberta Canada was honored. Curtis Bouton and family and B H Bouton plan next week at Big Arbor Vitae Lake near Woodruff. Daisy Loftsgard returned home from a nursing home on East Fifth Avenue. Mr and Mrs Charles Koepp visited their son Donald at Pinehurst Janesville Wednesday.
The AP 60-stock average ended the first half at 182.20, up 0.80 from last week and barely above its 1956 year end. A wide trading range from 168.00 to 186.40 reflected gains, losses, and shifting sentiment as high rates and inflation fears spurred volatility.
Salable hogs 7,000 head with No 2 and 3 190-230 lb at 19.25 to 19.75. 240-270 lb bulked 18.75 to 19.25. 340-400 lb sows 16.00 to 17.00. Cattle: Choice steers 23.25 to 26.00, good steers 21.50 to 23.00, heifers 950-1,200 lb 24.00 to 25.00. Cows 12.00 to 17.50, bulls 17.50 to 19.25. vealers 18.00 to 23.00. Grain: Wheat No 1 red 2.16, No 2 red 2.15 1/2, No 3 red 2.14. oats white 72. soybeans meal 44.00 to 45.50. oil 11 1/4. barley 1.25 to 1.05.
President Eisenhower warned that a proposed 546 dollar yearly pay raise for 500000 postal workers could trigger inflation. The House Post Office Committee approved the increase, with Rep. Taber stating the President’s views after a White House breakfast with 33 Republican House members.
South Wayne residents visit grandparents in Browntown as Vickie and Sandy Soddy join the Krupkes. An Aid meeting at Gratiot Methodist church Wednesday drew Rev. Thomas Jerr ell and Mrs. Jer rell along with several Mmes. Chapman Koeng Winters Mahlbuch and Hartsough. O B Pederson visited Mrs Florence Love lace in Wiola and the Peterson family from Lake Forest Illinois hosted O P Pederson’s son and wife.
Prime time shows featured across channels including Eddie Jackson Jane Froman Julius LaRosa and Dor oth Shay with Ben Blue Lawrence Welk George Gobel Adventure Theatre Guadalcanal Diary Eddie Sullivan Steve Allen and Bob Hope Various channels list 3 13 27 33 39 with film theater Road That Led Afar and The Legacy among others for 6 7 8 9 10 15 p m slots across stations.
Cooler weather boosted fresh meat demand and lifted livestock prices in Chicago week with 40 000 cattle traded down from 46 000. Steers and heifers gained 50 cents to 1 dollar. high and prime grades rose, while lower grades held steady to firm. Pork and hog prices rose midweek but narrowed later. bulls and vealers showed gains or steady pricing.
Mrs Herbert Mohn reports visitors including Mr and Mrs Lewis Jordan and Mrs Luella Millard in Delavan and Mr and Mrs Owen Scheidegger in Rockford. Albert Bingner attended the bronze memorial plaque dedication at Davis replacing the old Armed Forces plaque. Lena St Johnson of Brodhead visits daughter Obed Thompson in Lawrence Kansas. Bingner family reunion set for Rock City school grounds. Robert Mohns was in Harvard Illinois on business.
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