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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1946
Page
4
Money to loan on farms with guaranteed low interest. Loans written for 34 years no pay-off restriction. Write or call National Farm Loan Associations Mineral Point Wis. Bank also seeks to loan on Green County real estate with convenient rates from The First National Bank of Monroe.
Byles forgave ten first class painters union or to join. 64.13 for 45 hour week. Work all summer. A Huml and Son 723 Geneva street Lake Geneva telephone 280. Hotel night clerk wanted at once. Previous experience not necessary. Apply by letter to Box No. 61 Care of The Times. A real opportunity We need several men in Green surrounding counties familiar with farm trade. Oldest company in livestock feed industry Established territories. 150 month salary liberal commission bonus. Earnings will average 3000 5000 yearly. Permanent. No strikes. No shortages. Training program for all employes including Veterans. Car necessary. For interview write James Bly National Livestock Supplies 703 Emerson street Madison Wis.
Male high school boy or elderly man sought to assist in Swiss cheese factory. Location listed as York Prairie Valley facility on route 3 in Blanchardville.
This notice advertises a steady job in pleasant surrounds and invites applications to Joan at Box No care of es.
Salable hogs 4,500 of 10,500. active steady demand for good and choice barrows and gilts at 14 85 ceiling, sows 14 10 ceiling. Cattle salable 1,000. calves 300. very sluggish, weak on most killing classes. Cows and bulls 25 cents lower. good and choice steers and yearlings scarce with loads 1,200 to 1,300 pounds at 17 65. better heifers 15 65. beef cows 9 00 to 11 50. canners 7 00 to 8 50. Vealers steady under 16 00. Salable sheep 200 of 1,500.
Under 100 head sold with market nominal. Slaughter ewes 9.00 down and scattered good and choice shorn 7.25 to 7.50. Top 16.65 for one lead mixed medium to choice 106 lb fed wooled Colorados. Chicago live poultry slow. fowls steady. Butter firm. Receipts 431,111 for butter and poultry, 39,137 for trade.
A subdued New York market drifted lower as fears of a nationwide coal crisis spurred light selling across most sectors. Major declines hit U S Steel Bethlehem Steel Santa Fe Southern Pacific Chrysler General Motors and Du Pont with bonds and commodities uneven.
About eighty friends attended a post nuptial shower at the Wuthrich home honoring Mr and Mrs Paul Wuthrich formerly Ruth Bleiler. Gifts were received and refreshments served as the group socialized in a festive evening.
Mr and Mrs Otto A Lisser were honored at a surprise farewell party last night at the home of Mr and Mrs Richard R Wagner Prizes in Wahoo were awarded to Mrs Lloyd Johnson for high and Mrs Alfred Henning
A small group hosted a cheerful event for Mr. and Mrs. Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. Lisser. The Lissers received a gift from the group and guests enjoyed refreshments. Others in attendance included Mr. and Mrs. Louis F. Blanc Mr. and Mrs. A Rubi and Alfred Henning r.
Mrs Roy Schiffman hosted her bridge club at her home with two tables of contract. High scorers were Mrs F Earl Lamboley with partner Mrs George Stauffacher. Other winners included Mrs C J Schwingel and Mrs Harold S Haworth. Substitutes were Mrs Alois H Ruf and Mrs Co F Kempfert. Refreshments were served by the hostess.
Mrs John Holtshopple Jr hosted a card club gathering with two tables of 500. Prizes awarded to Mrs Theodore Stauffacher Mrs Allie Holtshopple and Mrs Alton V Kiel with Mrs Raymond M Martin as guest substitute. Luncheon served by the hostess.
Mrs Kohli entertained the Thursday Evening bridge club with three tables of contract in her home last evening. Honors went to Mrs Harold W. Gordon Miss Maud E B Wenger and Mrs W B Gnagi. Luncheon was served.
Mrs. Stewart F. Kingston entertained the Thursday Evening Bridge club with two tables of play. Honors went to Mrs. Fred Feutz Mrs. Harold C. Heimann and Mrs. E. B. Lux. Mrs. Robert Heston received a guest prize.
Mrs Willis Mitchell hosted a bridge gathering last evening with prizes awarded to Mrs Kathryn Thacker Mrs Lester Forcade and Mrs Cloyd Pickett Refreshments followed the games highlighting the local social clan and community events.
Nearly 100 members from Green and Lafayette counties attended the all day W C T U institute at Immanuel Evangelical church. Highlights included talks on Educational Progress by Wilma Johnson Blanchardville and Scientific Instruction by Eliza Johnson Blanyville with a discussion on public school readings. Rev Richard Werner Albany spoke on juvenile delinquency and Mrs Werner gave a vocal solo after a noon picnic. Unions represented included York Blanchardville South Wayne Albany Juda and Mon Mar.
Only a few places remain for the YMCA camp this summer as T F Ransdel announces limited openings. Parents are urged to enroll this week before vacancies fill up.
Pattern 9080 offers a simple one piece dress with goat addenda ties in sizes 2 3 4 5 and 6. Requires two and a half yards of 35 inch fabric for size 2 and costs cents in coins to Monroe Bywear Times Pattern Dept New York.
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