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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1961
Page
4
NEW GLARUS eighth graders will tour Milwaukee on Monday May 22 visiting the museum zoo airport WITMJ TV and a shopping center.
Eddie Donovan, noted St Bonaventure coach and athletic director, will move to the New York Knicks next season. Braun was released to clear the path. Donovan led the Bonnies to a 24-4 season and a 139-57 record in eight years.
Hogs sold steady to higher with about 8000 head noted and varied weights from 190 to 340 pounds. Cattle and calves totaled around 4100 with steers and heifers showing gains and cow and bull values listed. stock steers and feeder cattle also cited. Butter eggs and grain quotes from Chicago Mercantile Exchange show stable butter and fluctuating egg prices, with no wheat or soybean sales and corn prices across several yellow corn grades.
John Brewer of the Public Expenditure Survey will address the Kiwanis Club meeting at Swiss Wheel at 12 15 p m Thursday.
The Green County Pilots Association will elect officers at a meeting in the First National Bank tonight.
J T Duke Etter is reported encouraging after a heart attack last Friday. He will remain in bed for at least two weeks and visitors are restricted at St Clare hospital.
Kim Tschudy, Gerald Disch, and David La Porte attended the Region Seven Explorers conference held in Great Lakes Illinois over the weekend.
Mrs. Ida Baldauf, 33, Lena, was injured at Micro-Switch Corp. in Freeport. She is in satisfactory condition at St. Francis Hospital after a possible fainting spell caused her to fall against a machine, fracturing her forehead.
Mrs. Philipp N. Marty reported the 1961 Easter Seal sale raised 300 in total contributions. The Stuessy Kuenzi Legion Auxiliary sponsored the fundraiser.
A police report says a car driven by Nathan E. Mauerman of 2015 18th Avenue struck a parked car owned by Helen M. Johnson at 2241 17th Street on 17th Avenue in the 1600 block causing minor damage.
A four cent Kansas statehood centennial stamp will first be available on Thursday at the post office. Printed on yellow paper with a brown background, the sheet denomination is 50 stamps and an initial run of 100 million. The design features sun flowers and the state outline.
Local 6:30 p.m. through 11:30 p.m. offers a mix of westerns thrillers comedies and dramas across channels 1 3 13 27 33 39. Notable items include The Rifleman Father Knows Best Alfred Hitchcock and Naked City with various guest stars and plot details.
Readable text shows the Neer family with a covered wagon and a stockade structure, indicating a defensive or protective setup. No further details on location or date are available in the fragment.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon C. Schmidt of 1620 16th Avenue have returned from a three week eastern trip that included a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Chester Schmidt of Scarsdale New York. They visited Gettysburg Harper's Ferry Boston New York City Alexandria Fredericksburg Williamsburgh Richmond and Charlottesville the site of Thomas Jefferson's mansion.
Ft. Atkinson businessman Leo Rother returns from a big game safari in Kenya and will speak at Zor Temple booster meeting in Madison tomorrow night. He plans to discuss the hunting trip and present expedition slides.
Steven Lanning, 19 months old, was under observation at St. Clare hospital after cuts and bruises from a backing car incident reported by his grandfather Virgino Boccotti of Brodhead. The child was dismissed this morning.
A $13.5 million bank building project on Wilshire Boulevard in Beverly Hills collapsed during foundation work. The scaffolding and concrete fell into an excavation for an underground parking area after an evening incident Monday night.
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