Immunization Clinic Notices Sent To Monroe Parents
Miss Genevieve Arensdorf, city school nurse, informs Monroe school families of a free immunization clinic at the high school auditorium Wednesday morning and again on Oct 20. The session includes combined diphtheria and tetanus injections this week and a smallpox vaccination next month. Preschool children may attend. Local clinics run countywide during the week with schedules for South and St Victor's at 9 a.m., North and East at 10 a.m., and Lincoln at 11 a.m. A signed permission card is required. Mothers with preschool children or first and second graders should attend with the child or have an older child accompany them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genevieve Arensdorf
Monroe
St. Victor’s
Lincoln School
Spinster Bequeaths Lake Mills 25000 for City Parks Hospitals
An 87 year old spinster Miss Mary Schlosser left Lake Mills 25000 for city recreation facilities hospital fund or a park not for operating expenses. She also left 1000 gifts to Reformed and Catholic churches in Sauk City and 1000 to Mrs Frank Feller of Lake Mills. Executor named H A Schmidt city attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Mills
Mary Schlosser
Jefferson County
Washington Township Seeks Area Control Hearing Set
Petitions from Washington Township farmers in Green county seek area control of Bangs disease. A hearing is scheduled for Oct 1 at Monticello high school starting at 3 PM to judge petition sufficiency. The program offers free vaccination for all heifer calves and free herd testing at the owner's option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County
Monticello High School
State Department of Agriculture
Washington
Marian Martin Pattern 9093 for a simple dress set
Easy to sew pattern 9093 for a one piece bodice and flare skirt with matching panties. Sizes 2 4 6 8. size 6 requires 134 yards fabric and contrast yardage. Complete illustrated guide and chart show every step. Send 25 cents to Monroe Evening Times Pattern Dept 232 West 18th Street New York 11 NY with name address size and style number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Evening Times
West 18Th Street
New York
N. Y
Gottfried Schuetz 28 Arrives in This Country
Gottfried Schuetz, 28, arrives from Canton Luzerne Switzerland to join his parents Mr and Mrs Gottfried Schuetz and sister Martha in New Glarus. His father came to this country 18 years ago and the mother and sister three years ago. Parents own Alpine restaurant in the village. Heu g Schuetz has studied in Switzerland and expects to continue at the University of Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Glarus
Gottfried Schuetz
Canton Luzerne
Switzerland
Martha
Yough Schuetz
University of Wisconsin
Livestock Prices and Markets From Chicago USDA Report
Salable hogs 4,000 to 6,000 with slow to steady to 25 cents lower for butchers. Sows unevenly steady to 25 cents higher, with advances on sows over 400 lb. Cattle and calves largely steady, grainfeds scarce, bulls and vealers steady. Carcass prices show mixed shifts, eggs firm at top and steady elsewhere, live poultry prices mixed with small changes.
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Chicago
USDA
Wall Street Quiet Trading Ahead of Market Easing
New York stocks opened steady then turned mixed with fractional losses overall. American and Foreign Power common and preferred fell one to three points after a federal court in Portland, Maine approved its reorganization plan. Armour Swift and Cudahy, flagged with an antitrust suit in Chicago, hit new lows as the session unfolded.
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New York
Federal District Court
Portland
Steels and Motors
Armour, Swift and Cudahy
Packers
Chicago
Market drift leaves rubber gains slim while distillers lag
Rubber stocks posted small fractional gains amid an easy drift in the market. Distillers moved in the opposite direction by a similar margin, reflecting a cautious trading mood with no strong directional trend.
Brodhead Man Named Letter Carrier Head
A. H. Klingbeil of Brodhead was named president of the Green County Rural Letter Carriers association and Mrs. R. J. Cook of Brown town was named president of the auxiliary at a meeting at the Swartz home. Other officers include R. C. Broughton of Brodhead as vice president and E. L. Fries of Juda as secretary treasurer. The auxiliary named Mrs. Klingbeil vice president and Mrs. Fries secretary treasurer. A Christmas party is planned for December 4 at the Fries home in Juda. Visitors included Alton Williams Verona R. A. Woerpel Marshall M Burris Platteville C Jenks and R Flannery and son Darlington.
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A. H. Klingbeil
Brodhead
R. J. Cook
Browntown
Green County Rural Letter Carriers’ Association
Auxiliary
Harry Swartz
10Th Street
R. C. Broughton
E. L. Fries
Juda
Klingbeil
Fries
Judo
Mmes
Alton Williams
Verona
R. A. Woerpel
Marshall
M. Burris
Platteville
C. Jenks
R. Flannery
Petrillo Proposes End to Record Ban
James C. Petrillo has filed a formal proposal to end the nine month old recording ban by the American Federation of Musicians. It outlines how recording and transcription companies could allow the union to receive royalties on records without violating the Taft Hartley act. The ban began December 31 when the old contract expired and a new one with the same royalties was barred by law.
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New York
James C. Petrillo
American Federation of Musicians
Petrillo
Benefit Softball Games Nets $971 for Charities
The Shrine club and Knights of Columbus benefit softball game drew about 3000 to Recreation Park on Sunday night August 22 and raised 971.52. Proceeds will be split evenly between the two groups for crippled and underprivileged children and other charitable purposes, with plans for an annual event.
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Shrine Club
Knights of Columbus
Recreation Park
W. C. Bender
Monroe Council of the
Green County Shrine Club
Bender
New Glarus Youth Leave for Colleges
New Glarus youths depart for higher education as seniors and freshmen enroll at La Crosse State Teachers College and the University of Wisconsin. Entries include Lorene Hoesly Eugene Duerst Harley Streiff Ruth Hoesly Elizabeth Schmoker Gloria Marty Mabel Hanna Leon Urben Roger Hefty Neal Marty Phillip Marty Norman Marty James Hamilton Roy Gessler Allan Marty Dorothy Engler Mary Lou Dahnke Inez Hefty Dorothy Dahnke Norman Halverson Diane Bartle Rebecca Theiler Helen Zemp Barbara Reardon Paul Streiff Carol Hoesly and others pursuing studies in Milwaukee Madison Chicago and Ann Arbor Michigan. Red cells bring oxygen to the tissues of the human body.
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New Glarus
la Crosse State Teachers College
Lorene Hoesly
Eugene Duerst
Harley Streiff
Ruth Hoesly
University of New Mexico
Elizabeth Schmoker
Milwaukee
Gloria Marty
Mabel Han
Green County Normal School
University of Wisconsin
Leon Urben
Roger Hefty
Neal
Phillip Marty
Norman Marty
James Hamilton
Roy
Arthur Gessler
Allan Marty
Dorothy Engler
Mary Lou Dahnke
Inez Hefty
Dorothy Dahnke
Norman Halverson
Diane Bartle
Rebecca
Theiler
Madison General School of Nursing
Helen Zemp
Columbia Hospital
Barbara Reardon
Augustana Hospital School of Nursing
Chicago
Paul Streiff
Ann Arbor
Mich
Carol Hoesly
Groves-Earnhardt
Madison
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City of Lake Mills
Washington Township
Marian Martin
Salesgirl
Maytag Chieftain
America
Maytag
Wall Street
Pan Monroe
Sciift’s
Monarch
Sunkist
MelIntosh
Swift's
Shurfine
Lo Pac
Angel
Glarus
Richardson Electric
Wisconsin
Colorado
Green County Frozen Food Market
Richelieu
Parcell
Eugene
Melvin Wilson
Twelfth St
Wis
Green
Lafayette
Iowa Counties
U. S. Royal Air Ride
U.S. Royal Air
16Th Avenue
U. S. Royal
U.S. Royals
U.S. Rubber
Crandall Oil CO
Monroe, Wis
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