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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1959
Page
4
Box 3 care of The Monroe Evening Times notes expansion of a restaurant and bowling alley on the main highway in town. It invites men who wish to be in business for themselves to apply, addressed to John Slatter at 801 East 5th Avenue, Brodhead, Wisconsin.
The Chicago market summary shows hogs at mixed grades 180 to 550 pounds with mostly lower bids, several price points around 15.00 to 16.25 for 190 to 220 pounds, and sow ranges 12.25 to 13.00. Cattle and calves numbers total 5,000 with slaughter steers steady to higher and heifers commanding 25.50 to 28.75 for high choice weights, cows 15.50 to 22.00, bulls 22.25 to 25.50. Produce and grains list butter and eggs with varied wholesale prices, no wheat or soybean sales, and corn at multiple yellow prices around 1.28 to 1.29.
James W. Beutel son of Mr and Mrs Ernest Beutel Route 1 has been promoted to specialist four at his Army base in Dexheim Germany He has been in Germany for a year and a half and expects to return to this country in April
London reports a car theft turned fortunate for Jim Scott as a garage technician mistakenly took his own repaired vehicle. The marooned auto, with a repaired hood and new fenders, was driven off by the mechanic who believed it to be the other car. The misroute led to a $224 repair bill on the wrong car.
West Berlin pushes ahead with a presidential election despite Soviet protest. The Electoral College meets soon as State Department regards the city as held in trust by Allied powers. Chancellor Adenauer backs Heinrich Luebke against Carlo Schmidt and Max Becker. Preparations continue for the Berlin foreign ministers conference.
The Hiawatha Club met at the school to discuss a July 19 talent show, 4H camp, and a Club Tour. Activities included a dress revue, table setting demonstration, readings, group singing, poems, a play idea, and refreshments.
Hollywood-AP writer Bob Thomas imagines scenes he would like to see on television Westerns. Gunsmoke shows Matt Dillon wounded in a duel as Paladin in Have Gun Will Travel and Wagon Train plotlines reveal danger, deception, and a backtrack toward safer routes.
New Yorkers recount a junior high graduation dance experience as a teen prepares for his first date. Parents fret over outfits and etiquette while the boy and his friend drive to pick up their dates, who turn out to be twins and end up left waiting as the boys hop into the car.
A list of evening and daytime television programs with air times, titles, stars, guests, and channel numbers including Playhouse of Mystery Jimmie Rodgers Spotlight Playhouse Garry Moore David Niven Mooie Today House Party American Bandstand Bat Masterson and Woman of the Year among others.
A mother waits by the door while her son and his date attend a dance. The couple return late, the boy laments his tired feet, and the mother teasingly asks how the dance went, receiving only the brief reply about sore feet.
A dairy month recipe for a light white chiffon pie. It uses gelatin milk sugar flour salt vanilla almond, folded whipped cream, and a meringue with cream of tartar and egg whites, then coconut. The filling pours into graham or graham pie shells and is refrigerated. Submitted by Mrs John Waelti Route 4 Monroe.
Dan Emmett a Yankee from Ohio composed the song Dixie. The note emphasizes his origin and creator identity in a concise historical line.
Pattern details for Marian Martin Half Sizes 14 42 16 42 18 42 20 42 22 42 24 42. Includes neckline and skirt guidance with 4 yards 35 inch fabric for size 16 42. Send fifty cents plus 10 cents per extra pattern to The Monroe Evening Times Pattern Dept New York NY with name address size and style number.
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