Albany and Monroe classified notices and sale ad blend
Public notices include probate claims deadline July 26 1958 and heirship hearing July 20 1958. Conditional sale default leads to public auction May 17 1958 at Green County Auto Monroe. Local help wanted postings list chief of police applications and several trades in Albany Monroe and Green County Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will of Albany
Albany Village Board
Wendell Simmons
Monroe Construction Co
Green County Auto
Monroe
Albany
Milwaukee Cheese Co
12Th St
Arnold Loveland
State OF Wisconsin
Green County Court
James Menehan
Green County
Wisconsin
Frank Menehan
Marshall L. Peterson
F. Earl Lamboley
Conditional sale notice for 1958 Oldsmobile in Madison
The document records a conditional sale contract with the right to bid on the property. It lists a 1958 Oldsmobile 2-Dr with motor number SA303478M and serial 50SM29S98, named to General Motors Acceptance Corporation by D. J. Childs, dated May 6 in Madison Wisconsin, with sale dates May 8 9 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Deal
Green County Auto Co
General Motors Acceptance Corporation
Green County
Green County Auto
Monroe
Wisconsin
County of Green
State of Wisconsin
D. J. Childs
Madison
A.D
Monticello Social Notes From Monroe Visits
Mrs. C. D. Curtis reports callers in Monroe including Mr. and Mrs. Fred Holcomb and others. The Steadtlers and Steadtler nieces visited the Karlen and Dick households in Madison. Several families attended events in Elkhorn and Madison, and St. Clare hospital in Monroe hosted surgical cases and accident patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Holcomb
Jake Schultz
Janice Daubert
Helen Schuler
Monroe
Paul Steadtler
Louise Steadtler
Monica Steadtler
Madison
C. W. Karlen
Lora Dick
John Daubert
Janice
Elkhorn
Clark Wilcox
Joann
Albert Knobel
Emily Jordan
Donald Knobel
Kay Ann
R. W. Karlen
St. Clare Hospital
Ernest Wittner
Kansas City
C. M. Stauffer
Robert Holcomb Jr
Holcomb
Sylvan Bidlingmaier
Orangeville Social Roundup Marks An Anniversary
A group of 24 friends from Orangeville and Monroe gathered at Mr. and Mrs. Leo Rackow in Davis for a Sunday party with multiple local visitors including the Dahms Walther Kneller Priewe and Miller households. The Johnsons celebrated their first wedding anniversary as guests joined by Elmer Sweetwood and Ramona Palmer. The Statue of Liberty centennial note is also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orangeville
Monroe
Leo L. Rackow
Davis
Edgar Dahms
Marian Walter
Paul Kneller
Orangevile
Elwin Priewe
Ray Sweetwood
Waukegan
Elmer Sweetwood
Frank Mooney
Chicago
Bud Miller
Ramona Palmer
Ellen Goodhart
Y.W.C
TV Highlights Evening Schedule and Guests
Program guide lists 6:30 p.m. Shirley Temple Storybook and Rip Van Winkle on channels 33 and 39. At 7:30 p.m. The Big Success with Scott Brady and Ed Begley on channels 3 and 13. 8 p.m. Pat Boone with Tony Bennett and Johnny Puleo on channel 27. 8:30 p.m. Playhouse 90 Not the Glory with James Mason on channel 3 and 9:30 p.m. Jane Wyman The Last Week on channels 33 and 39. 10:20 p.m. Its in the Bag with Fred Allen and Jack Benny on channel 3. Tomorrow program starts 7 a.m. Abigail Van Buren guest on channels 33 and 39. 9 a.m. Garry Moore on channels 3 and 13. 1:30 p.m. House Party with Connie Boswell on channels 3 and 13. 2 p.m. Matinee Theater Angel Street with Vincent Price on color on channels 3, 13. 4 p.m. American Bandstand with Jody Renolds on channels 13 and 27. 10:20 p.m. Jackie Robinson Story on channel 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Temple
Rip van Winkle
Scott Brady
Marilyn Erskine
Ed Begley
Pat Boone
Tony Bennett
Johnny Puleo
Harmonica Gang
Playhouse 90
James Mason
Ann Todd
Jane Wyman
Gary Merrill
Fred Allen
Jack Benny
Channel
Abigail van Buren
Channel 33
Garry Moore
Varel
Bailly
Paris
Channel 3
Connie Boswell
Angel Street
Vincent Price
Judith Evelyn
Leo G. Carroll
Jody Renolds
Channel 13
Jackie Robinson
Ruby Dee
Senators Miss American Lead Despite Slump and Lary’s Hold
Cookie Lavagetto marked his first anniversary as Washington manager as the Senators moved into a share of the American League lead briefly before Detroit pitcher Mize, or Lary as cited, limited them to 5-1 in the opener. Washington then belted 15 hits for an 11-4 win in the nightcap as the AL schedule was washed out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cookie Lavagetto
Washington Senators
Cookie
Chuck Dressen
Senators
New York Yankees
Detroit
Lary
Tigers
Washington
Baseball scoreboard shows early standings and results
American League leaders New York and Kansas City distance rivals as Cleveland and Washington stumble. Detroit split with Washington while Chicago and Kansas City post rainouts. National League groups Milwaukee San Francisco Pittsburgh Cincinnati and Philadelphia show tight races with several completed games and upcoming matchups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Washington
Kansas City
Cleveland
Baltimore
Chicago
Detroit
Boston
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
LOS
St. Louis
Area Airman Arrested For Prolonged Absence
Airman 3rd Class Darwin M. Smith of Brodhead was arrested near Brodhead yesterday by the county sheriff's department on an AWOL charge for the Milwaukee provost office. Sheriff Humbel said Smith has been absent without leave from an air base in Montana since July 14, 1957, and was arrested at the provost office’s request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darwin M. Smith
Brodhead
County Sheriff's Department
Milwaukee
Samuel F. Humbel
Smith
Montana
Time-Saving Tip From Classified Ads
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Chic Young
MR. Bumstead
Hes
Monroe Evening Times
Shoppers Guide
Orions
Cottons
Milady
Dixie Shop
THE
Link Store
Hanson
Style Shop
Terry Beach
Becker’s Leader Store
Berkshire Hosiery
Wainwright Pharmacy
Sahara
Humbel & Germann
Warner’s
Simmons Home Mart
Patek
Bruni-Miller Coo
Mother
Monroe Bakery
Helland’s
Martin’s
McBay
Beloit Marine Center
Beloit
Wis
U. S. 51
Flying Scott Motor
McCulloch Chain Saw
McConnell, Til
Bill Moon
Walt Drews
State Board of Health
Kleen Air
Lanz Hdn
Francis Saunders
Roger Douglas
R.F.D
JUDA
A&b
Adams 2
Freeport
Ken Mayer
Century Service CO
Grace Holstein
Charles Vogel
Route 1
John A. Hartwig and Son
Browntown
Wertheimer Cattle Coo
Durand
Ill
A. J. Nyhus
New
Glarus
Hampshire
Bernard Friedrich
Maynard Losey
Shell
Rock Grove
Dakota
Monroe Chickeries
12Th Avenue
Stouffer’s
Lena, St
Pony
Neil Swiggum
Philippines
Sauk City
Buick
Texaco Servicenter
Post Office
Coronado
Goetz Acres
Rose Park
14Th Avenue
McCormick Deering
K-Ram
Kempfert’s
Farmer’s Wants
J. L. Babler
Telephone
Lafayette County
Bath
Montgomery Ward Electric
Ferguson
Kendall
McCormick Corn
Carter & Gruenewald Monroe
Herman Schultz
Monticello
Stauffacher
John Deere
Minneapolis
Planter McCormick
Planter Meyer Hay Crusher
McCormick
New Holland
New Holland Power
Baler
Big Sacrifice
Spinet
Sohmer
Cable
Aerosonic
M. Earl Clark
Toledo
Lorenz Grocery
Chicago Ave
Formica
Dominic’s
Firestone
11Th Street
Black River
Ray Stamm
Winslow
Evansville
Dockhorn
Highway 59
Milton Junction
Charles Horton and Son
Kenosha
Bristol
James Flanagan
U. Holstein
H. Schmitz
6Th Street East
Evening Times
E. E. Balentine
City Property
Fuller
Schluter
Monroe Quick Loans
Square
Reel Construction CO
Waelti Lime and Stone
Rees Construction Co
Graham Supply Co
Durand, Il
Darius Eastman
South Wayne 105-L
Fred Gempler
22Nd Ave
Pioneer
Dominic
Eee
Haeetienmetae
E. A. Mills
Monroe Land Co
Art Roethe
28Th Avenue
Heinzelman Construction
23Rd Avenue
Byles
16Th Avenue
Niles Plumbing Shop
Charles Niles
R. Pease
13Th Avenue
Lake Wisconsin
O’kee
Lloyd E. Cowan
Lodi
Rt. 3
Illinois
Marvin F. Uecker
Lena, Ill
Forreston
Chester Rahn
Chet
Forreston, IN
Marshfield
Palmer Winger
Greenwood
Legals
Henry Lampa
Commercial and Savings Bank
Brooklyn
Said
Reger & Johnson
Attarnawe
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Blondie
Big Sister
Mandrake the Magician
Carrie
Mr.grimm
BY Lee Falk
Phil Davis
C. D. Curtis
Mrs
Glen E. Bolender
France
United States
Associated Press
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