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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1958
Page
4
Beloit Marine Center offers fiberglass materials, marine paint, boat hardware, paddles, skiing equipment, and related boating gear. Big Sister Cel appears as a heading or brand name in the listing.
Two elderly residents died in a Toronto nursing home blaze that produced thick smoke. At least 12 others were reported in critical condition.
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Elmer of Monroe attended graduation exercises with granddaughter Rolanda Richards taking part. Guests included Yolanda Richards and extended relatives visited in Monroe and at the University of Wisconsin during Parent Weekend activities. Others traveled to northern Wisconsin for fishing and relatives hosted from Fennimore Madison Jefferson New Glarus and Madison.
Livestock markets show hogs uneven with lighter weight ranges steady to 25 cents lower while cattle slide modestly with steers and cows cited across extensive price bands. Butter eggs and grains list mixed gains and steady indicators with soybeans absent and oats and barley priced in narrow bands.
The University of Wisconsin Extension Division taught 216 Green County residents in special classes during the 1956 57 school year. The program offers credit and non credit courses as well as correspondence courses institutes conferences and workshops across the state.
Junior Fair Dress Revue entries will be judged July 17 at Monti Cello High School. The public dress revue will be held in Monroe on July 21.
Jane Ruf daughter of Mr and Mrs Alois H Ruf 2510 10th street received the traditional oak leaf at the Athenaeum banquet at Platteville State College. The oak leaf decorated with the insignia marks the women’s society parting gift to its seniors.
Cub Scout Pack 311 will meet this evening at the South school. This is the last meeting until fall.
Smith Masonic Lodge No. 31 F. and A. M. schedules degree work Thursday at 7 30 p.m. Refreshments will be served.
Miss Janis Babler, daughter of Mrs Verla Babler, led the honor students from Slichter hall at the Senior Swing-Out ceremony on the University of Wisconsin campus Saturday. Mrs Babler and Miss Janet Kuebli attended the event.
Mr and Mrs William Stauffer announce the birth of a son named Lonnie LaVerne born in May. The news notes the family welcomes the infant with happiness and gratitude for the new arrival.
TV schedule lists eight to ten programs across channels with 8 p.m. to 10:20 p.m. primetime, featuring Dinah Shore Voice of Firestone Rise Stevens Theater Goodyear Terror Studio One Suspicion Deluxe Movie Para chute Nurse and Daily Morning shows. Also notes early morning Captain Kangaroo Garry Moore House Party American Bandstand and Studio 57 with guest stars and entertainers.
The couple welcomed three daughters at St Clare hospital. Nikki is five, Cindi four, and Lori turns three Friday. Grandmothers are Mrs Harold Larse of Winslow and Mrs John Stauffer of South Wayne, the paternal grandparents.
Mrs. Andrew Sharer, 35, of Juda, suffered a dislocation of bones in her right shoulder after a fall at home yesterday. She was taken to St. Clare hospital at 6 10 p m and is reported in good condition.
Lloyd G. Siedschlag reports theft of a pair of fender skirts from his car parked near 615 27th avenue. He said the parts were missing Sunday night and police are investigating.
Vehicles driven by Russell Shultz of 726 24th Avenue and Margaret Tuescher of South Wayne sustained slight damage in a collision on the 1900 block of 9th street Saturday afternoon. No injuries were reported.
The Day County 4-H Orchestra will rehearse at 7 30 p m Wednesday in the Immanuel EUB church basement. It plans to play in the park after the parade before the Dairy Day program and is expected to perform at the Green County Fair this year.
Advertising pattern 9077 by Marian Martin promises an easy top with buttons and matching shorts. Includes printed directions and requires small fabric amounts. Mail 35 cents plus 5 cents per extra pattern to The Monroe Evening Times Pattern Dept in New York.
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