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Classified listing brief referencing home goods and services in Monroe Evening Times with items offered for sale or request for home-related needs.
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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1963
Page
4
Classified listing brief referencing home goods and services in Monroe Evening Times with items offered for sale or request for home-related needs.
Funeral services for Mrs. Clayton H. Holcomb 79 a Brodhead native who died Wednesday will be held at 1 30 p m tomorrow at Overton funeral home Janesville Rev Sidney Francis of First Presbyterian Church will officiate Burial will be Greenwood cemetery Brodhead Friends may call at the funeral home from 7 09 tonight She was born Maude A Boyles Aug 28 1883 married July 15 1901 in Freeport and lived in Brodhead Janesville Platteville and Monroe areas over the years Her husband a Milwaukee Road brakeman and conductor retired 1951 Surviving are husband a grandson a granddaughter a sister a daughter in law and eight great grandchildren with one son Forrest deceased and another Frank died in infancy.
A listing of evening programs across major channels features Rawhide, International Showtime, Cheyenne, Real McCoys, Route 66, Hitchcock Hour, 77 Sunset Strip, Price is Right, Jack Paar, Eyewitness to History, Hennesey, baseball games, World of Sports, and Theater selections. The schedule includes guest stars Audrey Totter and Jonathan Winters among others with regional channel options and times. The obituary notices two brothers and extended Christen family summaries with multiple grandchildren and great grandchildren.
Fragmentary classified style notice mentions Mandrake the Magician and thanks to staff at St. Clare hospital. It includes short buyer notes about furniture work and a border collie pup listing with contact numbers. Also lists a 1956 Ford V-8 for quick sale with phone contact.
Local job ads seek a female office helper skilled in bookkeeping typing and dictation with 40 hours weekly plus benefits. Also an elderly North Dakota housekeeper driver needed for permanent residence with good pay and privileges. Both require responses via Monroe Evening Times boxes.
The Chicago market shows no wheat or oats sales with corn at No 3 yellow 1.26 and soybeans No 2 yellow 2.59 with various load weights priced. Cattle and calves data reflect steady to lower slaughter steer values and multiple weight classes with prime and choice levels noted. butter and eggs hold steady in wholesale prices.
The Wisconsin State Senate approved allowing taverns to operate on election days by a 25 to 7 vote, sending the measure to the governor for signature. The chamber also advanced welfare aid extension, tax measures, and credit card securers, while killing several bills including a veterans bonus and auto registration fee hike. Adjourning the session is planned for early June.
Compolations was signed into law by Gov. Reynolds. The bill closes a gap where illegal credit card use to obtain gasoline was prosecutable but hotel room procurement was not. The new statute covers hotel services to curb fraud and abuse.
Memorial services were held at Trinity Episcopal church in Mineral Point for Schuyler C. Ladd, 68, of Dodgeville. The Rev. Vaughn, retired from the Methodist ministry in 1946, listed past assignments in Blanchardville Hazel Green Mount Hope St. Croix Falls Patch Grove Linden Alma Center Stanley Mazomanie. A service is set for Sparta tomorrow with burial Sunday at Loranine Cemetery in Burnett County.
Chicago livestock markets show hog numbers around 5 000 with butchers mainly paid around fifty. Fragmentary text lists individuals including Mrs Marie Dixon Feanietie and three grandchildren.
The Rev. George W. Vaughn, former Blanchardville and Hazel Green pastor, died in a Sparta hospital Wednesday at the age of 82. He was known for his longtime service in area churches.
Mrs Carrie Gordon 95 died Wednesday in the local hospital after arriving from Green Bay in 1957 to live with her daughter Mrs Grace Hugill. Funeral services will be at 1 30 p m tomorrow at Lyndahl funeral home Green Bay. Roach Mindermann Dodgeville handled local arrangements and transferred the body to Green Bay. She fractured her hip May 7 and had been a member of First Methodist Church of Green Bay for more than 55 years.
Obscure notice from Tucson Ariz reports Harold Christen of Michigan Channing involved in a ward matter. Details unclear due to fragmented OCR.
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