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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1948

Page

5

Long Range State Building Program Proposed by Council

The legislative council proposes a ten year state building program with a building reserve fund set at three percent annually of the state owned property value about 200 million dollars creating a six million dollar reserve for repairs maintenance and replacement. The plan also calls for annual income allocations for new construction and a building program committee to survey needs and set project priorities with an initial program to be adopted by the 1949 legislature for immediate start.

Madison Legislative Council

Local Notes and Movements Around Town

Mrs. Donald L. Collins returns to teaching at Waukegin. Cpl. Gerald Nipple, son of Oscar Nipple, transfers from Weaver S C to Washington D C. En route to St Thomas Ontario Mr and Mrs W L Lawton visit Vancouver BC. Mr and Mrs Harry Barkow and Judith Ellen visit West Allis from H M Barkow home. Miss Betty Spangler visits sister Mrs Vincent Nork in Rockford. W R Gilman moves to apartment in Mrs Matie Ward residence. Miss Betty Swartz resumes duties at University of Michigan. Mrs C T Pfisterer substitutes as kindergarten instructor until a teacher is secured.

Clara Hunder Waukegin Cpl Gerald Nipple Oscar Nipple Weaver S. C Washington, D. C St. Thomas Ontario W. L. Lawton Vancouver British Columbus A. N. Lawton Harry Barkow Judith Ellen West Allis H. M. Barkow Betty Spangler Vincent Nork Rockford W. R. Gilman Telephone Exchange

Social News From Orangeville Spends Weekend with Friends

Mrs Glen E Bolender reports a series of Sunday and weekend visits across towns including Freeport Juda and Argyle. Local families such as the Hebties and Kuhnkes hosted gatherings with picnic dinners and suppers. The FFA Leadership camp at Savanna drew several youths and the Keulers visited Glenn Keuler in Helenville.

Gerald Abraham Freeport Martin Kramer Ralph Keister Jan Roy Hefty C. B. Bridge J. Milton Bostian Russell Hendrickson Virgil Dickinson Arjen Wessels Florence Station Stanley Hulbert Eldred Gilbert Abraham Alyce Madinson Charles Kuhlemeyer Nelson Kuhlemeyer Short Clifford Black Elwood Showers Darlene Frank Showers Joseph Fuchs Freeport Park Albert Hemphill Russell Moen Argyle Louise Kuhnke Reuben Lawrence Klentz Juda Earl Elliott Sarah Dodgeville Irving Elliott Nathan Kubly Larry Folgate Gilbert Kloepping Darrell Busjahn R. E. Hefty FFA Savanna Lawrence Stratton Bonnie Harry Keuler Helenville Wis Glenn Keuler

State's Early Corn Ripens Across Wisconsin

Wisconsin's early corn is ripe in the southern and west central regions and reported best in years in the northeastern counties. The weekly weather and crop summary notes progress in cutting and shocking, rapid silo filling, two to three ears on many stalks, but dry areas spoil late corn and high ground suffers on light soils. Corn borers are unusually scarce, plowing progresses despite dry soils, alfalfa and clover yields are light, and grasshoppers damage some east central counties.

Milwaukee Wisconsin Federal Weather Bureau

One Out of Every Ten Employed by Government

Census bureau figures show 5,900,000 persons on public pay rolls in April out of a total 58,330,000 employed in the nation. Government payrolls rose to 1,228,500,000 dollars, the highest in history, despite being below the wartime peak of 1945.

Washington Census Bureau

We Do Remodeling Plans Add New Houses By March

Remodeling firm announces two to three new houses to be built and ready by March. One home expected in about two months, with plans requested promptly from interested clients.

Weekend Visit Roundup From Monticello and Nearby

Monticello and nearby towns host a flurry of weekend visits as Mrs. O D Curtis Paulus Roth of Milwaukee spends time here with Mrs. Roth. Local residents entertain visitors from Monroe New Glarus Madison Beloit and Milwaukee with family outings and social calls.

Paulus Roth Milwaukee Mrs. Roth Glarus Nancy Becker Jean Schoonover Nanette Elmer Donna Gilbo Harriet Towell Dorothy Stauffacher Monroe

Wonder Salve touted as wartime skin remedy

An advertisement promises relief from psoriasis eczema infections and foot itch with UNDER SALVE now sold as WONDER SALVE. It claims no acids or alcohol and painless application, developed for troops and marketed through local drug stores.

Monroe

Sunday Dinner Guests Honor Mrs Holcomb

Mr and Mrs Kenneth Holcomb hosted Sunday dinner guests including Mr Schmid and Loretta. The gathering featured friendly conversation and a warm social atmosphere.

Man Schmid Loretta Kenneth Holcomb Mr. and

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