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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1958
Page
6
Two bedroom apartment for rent with heat water and garbage service included. Located across from Eugene Hotel at 1506 11th Street. Contact Conrad Eyrick for details.
Letters Testamentary issued to Commercial and Savings Bank. Court fixes July 71 1958 as claim deadline and July 22 1958 for heirship proofs and claim examination in Monroe Wisconsin. Dated April 18 1958. By the Court Marshall L. Peterson County Judge. Reger and Johnson attorneys. May 3 1958.
Hog trade showed volatility with weights under 230 lbs rising 25 to 50 cents, No. 1 hogs reaching 21.75 price, and most 1 and 2 hogs 20.75 to 21.50. sow values 16.50 to 18.50. Cattle week total around 200 with steady to higher prices. high choice heifers 28.75 to 29.50, steers 25.50 to 33.50, utilities 19.00 to 21.50, prime head up to 32.50 to 33.00 in places.
The schedule lists Tonight and Tomorrow TV highlights with guests such as Jimmie Rodgers Polly Bergen Dinah Shore Dinah Shore Irene Dunne and Phyllis Diller along with guest appearances by Vincent Price Gregory Ratoff Erin O Bride n and Jan Powell across channels 3 13 27 33 39 and 39.
Wisconsin defeats Iowa 4-3 in 10th as Bill Mallatt scores after a single and sacrifice, with Fred Long delivering the winning hit. George Schmid pitches a complete game for the Badgers while Les Zanotti Jack Nora and Don Peden drive Iowa’s late runs. Nora suffers the loss. Iowa remains winless in league play.
Misses Main and Alberta Gale of Freeport visit Mr and Mrs M E Lynn. Mrs Elfa Voegeli returns from Madison Methodist Hospital after a 10 day stay. Mr and Mrs Jean Voegeli spend time in Milwaukee. Gordon Steinmann and Mrs G C Steinmann travel from Madison. Green County Council of Church Women met in Monroe. Various locals visit Madison and other towns. Anna Zweifel funeral attended in Brodhead.
Marty school plans a May 9 close with a clean up day a wiener roast and a softball game against West Dayton. Eighth graders include Dennis Crouch and Werner Gerber Jr next year Margaret Lynn Leuzinger Darris Bidlingmaier and Leon Gerber. Fifth graders are Sue Bidlingmaier Gloria Gerber Susan Studer Paul Graber and Ronald Wirth. Miss Donna Hefty returns as teacher for a third year and Conservation Day is on the agenda. Shanghai school will close May 14 and the annual picnic is scheduled for Sunday May 19 with teacher Mrs Lucille Alexander rehired.
Mrs Glen E Bolender and Les Krug hosted Krug Nursing Home bowling team members and wives at dinner. Guests included Diana Lee Thorn and others from Freeport Fort Atkinson and Monroe. District Federation of Women’s Clubs attended Lena convention. Maynard Losey home hosted visitors. Feldts Hawaii trip photos shown. Birthday of Edward Johnson noted.
The Monroe Evening Times highlights Help Wanted ads offering job opportunities for readers seeking employment. Readers are urged to check classified sections for available positions and details on how to apply.
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