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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1957
Page
4
Local chartered bus service advertised for lodges clubs and church groups in Wisconsin. Contact GOOD PRINTING Monroe Evening Times department for information phone 1090 and inquire about circulars business forms and stationery with personal service.
For sale arm equipment and supplies including cover boards and hay racks. Also shiplap fence boards and red barn paint three fifty gallon prices and a cultivator for Massey Harris tractors. Listings include Willis Blum Monroe and Theodore Weiss Monroe route 4 with contact phones.
Public notice from Blum and Blum Attorneys of Monroe Wisconsin listing employment periods May 11 May 18 and May 25 for professional services or staffing actions.
A community oriented message from Crandall's Texaco Stations inviting residents to enjoy living in the area and thanking the community for support as they continue service to the locality.
The YHC hosted a card party at the Ed Ruef home with dessert provided by each member. Honors in 500 went to Mies and four others including R. J. Douglas, Walter Ziltener, Ed Ruef, Garde Badertscher, and Leslie Pinnow. Attendees and planners included Mrs. Herman Ziltener and Mrs. Ed Ruef. Russell Becker returned from a 23 day naval leave to his Florida base. Others hosted Mother's Day gatherings at the Raymond Clark home in Davis with Clark and Gecke families among attendees. Jack Stuckey and wife stayed with Floyd Stuckey in Overton Neb to mourn his sister Alice Bernat and were en route home. Marjorie and Jane Wendler visited from Madison with their parents. Mrs. Fred Kundert and Mrs. Allen Taylor traveled with Evans- to unknown destination.
Ville vicinity residents visited Mr and Mrs Fritz Kundert. Rodney Arnsmeier and Roger Dunwiddie were in Pittsburgh Pa on business. Mr and Mrs Fred Kundert spent Sunday with the Allen Taylors at Pecatonica. Kenneth Marsh and Herbert Mohns were at Oregon IN Mines. Rex Eyler Jr Elva Busjahn Otto Becker Howard Newcomber and Walter Ziltener were in Freeport.
Chicago traders expect tighter marketing next week as 100000 cattle moved in past two weeks. Beef prices soften east and in Chicago with prime cattle 24 to 27 dollars, choice steers 23.50 to 23.75, heifers 23.50 to 24.50, canner cows and bulls firming slightly. Hogs show slow demand, with select meaty under 230 pounds 18.50 to 18.75, 250 pounders around 19, and sows a bit weaker at 15.75 to 16.25. Continuous price spreads reflect a cautious market ahead of Memorial Day demand.
Tonight schedule lists 6:30 p.m. Famous Film Festival The Rocking Horse Winner on Channel 27. At 7 Perry Como Show features Janis Paige Joey Bishop on Channels 33 39. 8 p.m. Lawrence Welk Channel 27. 8 30 SRO Playhouse Officer Needs Help Channel 3 13. 10 30 Feature Film Accomplice Channel 33. Tomorrow 3 p.m Armed Forces Demonstration This is Defense Channel 3 13. 6 30 Hollywood Film Theater The Enchanted Cottage Channel 27. 7 Ed Sullivan Show Tommy Sands Rise Stevens Channel 3 13. 7 Steve Allen Show Ann Sothern Bert Lahr. 8 GE Theater The Man Who Inherited Everything Channel 3. 8 Alcoa Hour Protege Edward Wynn Skip Homeier Channel 39 The Teckman Mystery Channel 27. 6 30 Wire Service The Last Laugh Channel 27 8 30 Ray Bolger Show Vera Ellen Richard Haydn Channel 39. 9 Studio One The Man Who Wasnt Himself Eli Wallach Channel 3.
The IOOF lodge will honor Earl Hasley retiring secretary after 30 years of service. Herman Krupke is the newly elected secretary with Grand Master Truman Lippingcott and Grand Secretary Marvin Sorenson attending at 8:45 p.m. Tuesday in South Wayne.
Darlington resident Lester Short, 42, suffered chest injuries and a fractured ankle when his car left Highway 23 four miles south of Darlington. He was thrown from the vehicle after passing a truck while returning from work at the Eagle Pitcher mine between Shullsburg and Galena Illinois. County officer Harold Mullen said Short was alone in the car.
Daily classifieds offer a range of value items and deals across categories. Readers are advised to check with The Times for latest pricing and availability.
Jack Martin Jr. will report to Camp Hanford Washington to attend the guided missiles school after a 14 day leave with his parents. Pvt and Mrs Gary Malkow transferred from Ft Knox Kentucky to Ft Riley Kansas with Mrs Malkow accompanying him.
Pvt. Vernon Tearman and Pvt. Gerald F. Pryce, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Tearman and Mr. and Mrs. Pryce, Route 1, completed basic army administration training at Ft. Leonard Wood Missouri. They received instruction in military clerical procedures and record keeping.
Pvt Allen Williams is home on two weeks leave from Ft Leonard Wood Missouri visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Ira Williams.
Pvt. William E Blackford has completed a wheel vehicle mechanics course at Fort Jackson South Carolina. He has been assigned to a transportation company in Ludwigburg Germany.
Pvt Jerry Olsen arrives home on two weeks leave and will report to Ft. Carson Colorado for eight weeks of advanced training. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Charles Olsen.
Minnesota based note lists Airman 2nd Class Ronald K. Heller AF 16-499-286 at 787th AC and W Sqdn Chandler AFS Minn on leave. son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Heller.
Cash market notes for hogs cattle and grain in Chicago. Hog prices range from 17.00 to 19.00 per hundredweight by weight classes with feeders and sows listed. Cattle offerings include choice fed steers up to 24.50 per hundredweight and high end primed animals around 25.50. Grain prices show corn at 1.33 to 1.42 for No 2 yellow, soybeans around 45.00 per unit, oats and barley quoted with minor variations.
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