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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1964
Page
6
A feature compares two weddings by Lee Kale and Phil Davis, highlighting distinct styles and cultural rituals. The piece examines personal choices, ceremony settings, and family influences shaping modern matrimonial traditions.
Classified ads list several part time positions including babysitter five days a week two children weekends live in call numbers. Also part time waitress in Maple Grove Inn apply after 3 p.m. part time sales lady Bahr's Variety Store in Mon- Toe apply in person. Bartender job Swiss Colony Inn after 4 30 p.m. Office clerk typing cashier wanted. Financial ad for meat processing business with locker grocer services.
The Wisconsin Green County Court in probate orders a hearing on Oct 27 1964 at Monroe Courthouse for the estate of Emma Schmidt deceased to review the administrator's account pay debts determine heirs inheritance tax and residue. joint tenancy or life estate adjustments may be set. Roger L Elmer judge. Regez Johnson Callahan attorneys.
Today's Markets summary lists hogs at 7,000 head with varied classes and prices across 190 to 600+ pounds, cattle at 6,500 with slaughter steer and heifer ranges, and sheep at 300 with lamb and ewe figures. Butter and eggs show steady to firmer wholesale prices, grain none for wheat oats or soybeans, corn at 1.13, and oil at 10.68. The piece ends noting Roald Amundsen proved the Northwest Passage in 1906.
In last night’s Touch Football League action at Recreation Park two teams earned their first victories. Juda Keegan led Juda Keegan to a 19-6 win over Browntown, while Spoerry’s Lounge defeated Greenco Printing 21-7 with Cavanaugh and Vorseth contributing two scores. Dennis Davis and Gary Pickett scored for Browntown and Juda Caldwell hosts First National and Joe’s Private Club Sunday night.
Johnny Keane submitted his resignation as field manager of the world champion St. Louis Cardinals in a Sept. 28 letter to club president August Busch. The note said the resignation would take effect after the final National League game or World Series, ending his tenure after a cherished run with the team.
Dick Sikes led the Sahara Invitational Golf Tournament in Las Vegas at Paradise Valley Country Club with a nine under par 62, breaking last year’s record by Bob Harrison. He held a two stroke lead as Jack Rule and Tommy Aaron trailed, while Arnold Palmer, George Bayer, and Tommy Jacobs were tied at 67.
On this date events include the first peacetime draft registration in 1940 with 16 million men registered, Marie Antoinette's execution in 1793, Brown’s Harper’s Ferry raid starting in 1859, and other historic notes from 1939 to recent years.
Monticello society columns record Mrs Nellie Zoller of Ladysmith visiting granddaughter Mrs John Winzenreidh and family. Dinner guests of Miss Ruth Abley included Mrs Anna Bab ler, Mrs John Winzenried Sr, Mrs Dick Freitag, and Mrs Kathryn Staedtler. Mrs Minnie Marty and Mrs Pauline Platz of Los Angeles visited with the Karlens and Dicks and went to Madison to visit relatives. Mrs R W Woelffer Sr hosted her bridge club on Wednesday afternoon.
TV listings preview a packed October schedule with Rawhide on channels 3 and 39 at 6 30, Intern Showtime with Tony Steele on the trapeze, Johnny Quest India mystery, Farmer's Daughter gossip, Bob Hope marriage broker, The Entertainers, Valentines Day memoirs, Gomer Pyle at 8 30, Jack Benny caper, 12 O Clock High, New Orleans Jazz, The Reporter with a suicide attempt, Tonight show at 10 30, Olympic Games and Steve Allen night. Tomorrow features NCAA football Ohio State vs USC, Olympics relay, Pendleton Roundup Rex Connelly, Never So Few, and Dinah Shore special.
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