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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1949
Page
6
Fragments show Burkhard Electric highlighting itself as electric specialists and Sea Foods advertised as a Banjo Pete's specialty. A slogan notes There’s Only One Grand Canyon.
Classified ad roundup lists poultry stock and farm supplies including 4000 White Rocks 3000 White Leghorns 2700 Austro-Whites 3000 New Hamps 1100 White Giants, 2 tractors, Allis-Chalmers with lift, Massey-Harris forage chop and clipper, hay and corn equipment, unloader and blower. Also used cars 1946 Plymouth 4 door 1175, 1946 Chevrolet Aero sedan 1175, 1939 Ford cheap, 1940 Chevrolet cheap. Also tavern hotel for sale 27000 with fixtures and building. Grain binders McCormick 8 foot. Addresses: Woodford, Monroe, Janesville, Juda.
Defending champion Louise Brough of Beverly Hills collars Patt Todd of La Jolla as Margaret Osborne DuPont of Bellevue faces Helen Rihbany of Boston in Wimbledon matches.
A five player Monroe team—Dick Kundert, Harold Pilz, Neale Holcomb, Heidi Pfaeffli, and Mary Anne Huber—will compete in a district tournament in Janesville tomorrow. Sponsored by the Wisconsin Recreation Association and The Milwaukee Journal, the event serves as elimination for a state meet in Milwaukee on July 15 and 16. Kundert Pilz and Heidi Pfaeffli reached the state meet last year.
Tulare's Robert Bruce Mathias retained the National AAU decathlon crown for the second year, scoring 7556 points to lead 18 rivals nationwide. The 18-year-old also was Olympic games champion last summer in London, sustaining Tulare's proud athletic prestige.
Gov Rennebohm signed a bill allowing corn products glucose dextrose and honey in ice cream instead of sugar. The law aims to improve the product for consumers and manufacturers and sets minimum milk solids at 21 percent benefiting dairy farmers.
Marinette Wis the Wisconsin state baseball league fined three managers fifteen dollars each for protesting umpire calls. Circuit Judge Arold Murphy league president imposed the penalties on Phil Seghi Green Bay George Mitro Wisconsin Rapids and Dave Garcia Oshkosh.
Chicago Tribune cartoonist John T. McCutcheon left a 300000 estate in trust for his widow Evelyn and three sons. McCutcheon retired in 1946 and died June 10 at age 79.
Youthful flattering shirtfrock with lace options and contrasting collar and panel. Pattern 9398 offers sizes 34 through 50 with a 35 inch length for size 36, and requires 4 yards. Send 25 cents to Marian Martin pattern department for complete illustrated instructions.
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