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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1950
Page
4
Herman W Siedschlag longtime student pastor at Oak Creek Evangelical United Brethren church near South Milwaukee earned a bachelor of divinity degree at Evangelical Theological Seminary Naperville Illinois during Monday graduation. Attending included Mmes Hartwig Miller Mauermann Hartwig and Matzke.
In a Monroe column, Mr and Mrs John F Von Kaenel of 1016 14th Avenue announce their son’s progress through the past school year. Dorothy Mueller heads to Enid Oklahoma for her son Hollis E Mueller’s lieutenant wings ceremony after a year in air force training. Theresa Zibung sails toward Europe to visit relatives in Switzerland returning to Monroe in September. The Bolender family learns of a Baltimore birth of a great-grandson to Steve and Mrs Francis Plaxo Bolender of Palo Alto California. Haxo is the baby’s great-grandmother’s name.
Salable hogs 11 000 steady to 15 cents lower with top 19 75 for short loads. Cattle salable 9 000 calves 500. steers and heifers steady to strong, cows steady, bulls up 25 cents. Poultry and eggs mostly unchanged. butter firm. Soybeans fall several cents with general grain weakness as May wheat and autumn contracts gain marginally.
Wall Street trading in New York saw only mild disturbance as a crippling firemen strike began this morning. Stocks of the four carrier systems fell modestly, the largest drop about a half point, in markets where declines remained restrained despite the upheaval.
Prices for Santa Fe slipped about one percentage point while N S Central, Pennsylvania and Southern rails fell slightly. Most chemicals held steady as demand remained mild. Downticks included U S Steel, Bethlehem Steel, Admiral, General Motors, Chrysler, Emerson and American Telephone. Gains appeared in Goodrich, Sears Roebuck, International Harvester, Douglas Aircraft, General Electric and Standard Oil New Jersey.
Mr and Mrs August Teuscher relocated Monday from the Orville Zimmerman residence to Janesville where they will live. The Pony Express began east west operations through Utah in 1860.
The Decatur 4-H club observed 4-H Sunday at the Methodist church in Brodhead. Harley Roth spoke on tractor maintenance school at Juta. Harvey Walter discussed gardening. New members Colleen Walter Dolores Jones Doris Williams Sharon Weidman Richard Wolster Brian Riemer Judith Mauerman James Miller joined. Lorraine Mahlbuch and Merion West could not attend initiation. Mrs Ira Williams and Mrs Walter Lederman assisted.
Los Angeles Errol Flynn, courting a Romanian princess, asks a court to modify his annual alimony to actress Lili Damita of 1090 dollars. In Darlington a $5820 loan aids sewage facility planning with a total project cost of 163,376 dollars from the General Services Administration.
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