Mrs Raymer 68 in Jefferson Township dies at St. Clare
Mrs. Wade Lenny Raymer 68 of Jefferson Township died at 1 45 p m yesterday in St Clary hospital after six months of ill health She was born Sept 25 1895 in Clarno Township married Wade G Raymer March 30 1916 and lived near Fairfield Jefferson Town ship Her survivors include son Lawrence four brothers two sisters and two grandchildren Obituary notes church ties and burial in Greenwood cemetery services set for Thursday at Newcomer Monroe funeral home
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Wade Lenny Raymer
Jefferson Township
St. Clare Hospital
Clarno Township
John and
Magdelena Graf Stuckey
Switzerland
Washington Township
Spring Grove Township
Wade G. Raymer
Fairfield
Monroe
Raymer
St. John’s United Church of Christ
Fairfield Eub Church
Aid Society
Lawrence
Jack Stuckey
Overton
Neb
Robert
Davis
Alfred
Floyd
Fred
Florence) Kleepping
Orangeville
Theodora Grossenbacher
Edna Esther Raymern
Ernest
Alice) Berndt
Brodhead
Newcomer Funeral Home
Lynn Longenbaugh
Rock City, II
Fairfield Eub
Greenwood Cemetery
Ray Goodmiller Bound For Summer in Alaska
May Goodmiller and her brother Ray Goodmiller depart Madison by bus for Fairbanks Alaska. Ray will work there and stay with sister Ann a teacher at Ft Wainwright American dependent school. Ann has signed for another term in Alaska and Ray plans to arrive in Fairbanks over the weekend after attending Platteville State College.
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May Goodmiller
Alan Goodmiller
Madison
Fairbanks
Alaska
Ann
Miss Goodmiller
Ft Wainwright
Platteville State College
Rent that Room Through Classified Ads in The Monroe Evening Times
A notice invites renters to explore available rooms via the Monroe Evening Times classified section. It highlights affordable options and quick contact for inquiries.
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Monroe
Summer six week June start planned for six weeks
D J Huenink announced summer classes starting June 15 and running six weeks. Two morning classes per day will each last about one and a half hours with minimum 15 students per class and a $10 per class fee. Registration ends June 1 and courses include remedial reading, speech correction, remedial math and English, high school typing, algebra, speed reading and creative writing. Gene R Kleckler noted 7th and 8th grade remedial blanks are available with a June deadline.
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D. J. Huenink
Huenink
Gene R. Kleckler
Kleckler
Patt van Dyke
Johnson Presents Convention Report
The Wisconsin Lions State Convention held Thursday through Saturday in Lake Delton was reviewed at the Monroe Lions Club meeting. Official delegate Lester M. Johnson spoke on business sessions while Donald Liedschlag described the hospitality room and Dojbosh Torte samples raised funds.
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Lake Delton
Monroe
Marco's
Lester M. Johnson
Donald Liedschlag
Perry Power
Ray Hughes
Walter Babula
Coroner Rules Death of Morgan Accidental by Asphyxiation
Coroner John Griebel ruled David Morgan of Cicero Illinois died by accident due to asphyxiation and exposure. Morgan was found hanging over the side of his boat on Lauderdale Lake two weeks ago in Walworth County.
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Elkhorn
Walworth County
John Griebel
David Morgan
Cicero, Iil
Morgan
Lauderdale Lake
Moritz Named First Coronetist for National High School Band
Fredric Moritz son of Mr and Mrs Alvin Moritz Route 3 Monroe has been named first chair cornetist with the U S of America High School Band for its June 28 to July 12 tour. He will also be featured soloist after a tape audition tied to the bands World’s Fair tour and major U S cities.
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Fredric Moritz
Alvin Moritz
Route 3
Monroe
U.S. of America
Moritz
Canada
United States
Fred
Monroe High School Band Star Moritz To Tour
Moritz, an honor student and junior band director, leads a Monroe band combo and private lessons while appearing as cornet soloist with the school and city bands. His trip is funded by donors, with about $500 of $600 raised. contributions welcome at Band Director, High School, Monroe, Wisconsin. The Virgin Islands attract more than 100 bird species.
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Monroe
Tom
Star
Monroe City
Moritz
Fred
Jon
Allan F. Barnard
Wis. U
Reynolds signs bills creating community relations commissions
John W. Reynolds signed two laws. One provisions for county boards to establish community relations social development commissions and fund them. The other designates an orange flag 18 by 30 inches as a distress signal for boaters, requiring aid if not endangering rescuers. A veto blocked four areas added to the Recreational Committee land acquisitions funded by cigarette taxes.
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Masions
Ury
John W. Reynolds
Reynolds
Recreation Committee
Tim's Hill
Ring Hill
Big Muskego Lake
Waukau Marsh
Florence Lake
Chicago Markets Report Livestock and Commodities
Chicago markets show hogs weakest with 1-2 190-225 lb butchers at 16.25 to 16.75. Cattle and calves steady to firm with slaughter steers around 19.75 to 21.00 for 1000-1300 lb ranges. heifers 19.25 to 30.00. cows 13.75 to 15.75. Sheep and lambs steady with spring slaughter lambs 24.50 per hundredweight. Butter and eggs steady with wholesale pricing. corn and soybeans posted no wheat sales. yellow corn largely 1.29 for No 1 and 2 yellow. oats 67% white. soybeans No 1 yellow 2.53.
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Chicago
USDA
Whicago
Chicago Merchantile Exchange
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National Institute of Cardiology
Mexico City
Autonomous National University of Mexico
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New York
The
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Consejo Nacional de la Publicidad
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Drapery House
Marshall Company
Thearshall
Midwest Stock Exchange
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Monroe Lumber & Fuel CO
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Fritz Cleaners
12Th Avenue
Azalea
Bauman
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