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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1950
Page
6
Local ads list Mother Day gifts including Luxite lingerie purses hats and gloves from multiple stores. Hardware and automotive services promote electric saws radiators safety checks and used cars with prices and contact details.
A compact page lists used cars including a 1949 Dodge roadster and 1947 Chrysler New Yorker with prices. Also notes spring tire promotion by Atlas Grip Safe at Rollif s Standard Station. Alderman Herbert G. Pitz travels to Morristown New Jersey to obtain a seeing eye dog for his duties as fourth ward alderman.
Listed in The Times, this rental offers a three room apartment with bath close in. Includes living quarters above a business location in Shullsburg near Burg theater. Address inquiries to Mrs. James Stoycheff, Shullsburg, phone 6011.
Kentucky Derby talent pool centers on Your Host and California express as 76th running of the Kentucky Derby nears. The race features 13 or more three year olds over 1 1/4 miles with questions on track condition, pace, Boudoir II’s stamina, and a likely runner to chase the leader. The big showdown is Sunday at 3 36 p.m. CST with rain or fast track among the uncertainties.
Wisconsin conservation reports describe opening season fishing as generally poor due to cold weather. Light trout and panfish catches were concentrated in southern counties while northern lakes remained iced, with fewer catches on Wolf, Fox, Winnebago and other waters. The season opened April 15 and May 13 will see walleyes and northern pike become legal game.
Mrs. Charlotte Kinney was elected president of the Albany women's bowling league at a village hall pot luck. Mrs. Selma Klossner was named vice president, with Mrs. Graves as secretary, Mrs. Webb as treasurer, and Mrs. Killingstad as sergeant at arms. Members voted 24 to 23 to keep bowling on Wednesdays, approving a 6 player team. Jessie Smythe and Mrs. Brown spoke to the 48 attendees.
Multiple brief notices from Spring Grove outline wedding anniversaries birthdays and funerals. Families featured include the Mohns Clark Leopold McNair Robinson Green Geise Robertson Wunschel Coplein and Goecks with gatherings at homes and church events and travel to Kalispell Montana and Monroe for services.
Charles Ex boxer Ezzard Charles, NBA heavyweight champion, was slated for a medical examination today in Chicago. The National Boxing Association ordered the evaluation to determine his physical condition.
The Wisconsin Police Chiefs association announces its annual convention in Oshkosh from September 24 to 26. Oshkosh chief William A. Golz serves as convention chairman.
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