New Glarus Home Weekend Visit
Mrs. Millard Tschoes hosted a weekend gathering at her home in New Glarus with family and friends. Bert Itten attended as a guest.
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Bert Itten
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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1949
Page
5
Athletics Edge Phillies in tense home game 4-3
Philadelphia Athletics defeated the Phillies 4 to 3 in a tight league contest at home. Key moments included a late scoring drive and solid pitching from both clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillies
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Athletics
Regossi Rolls 556 For League Honors
Regossi leads league with 556 points in women’s division and 497 pace. Esthervy tops No 1 team with 473, Ann Hauser 456 for No 5, Kate Yost 451 for No 4, and other tallies from Monarch, Beckman’s and VFW Auxiliary clubs. Local results list multiple winners and high scorers across teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pace
Esthervy
Ann Hauser
Kate Yost
Monroe Hotel
Wonseph Huber
VFW Auuxiliary
Rose Langston
Baseball Practice Postponed at Recreation Park
A chilly Easter caused the season's first baseball practice at Recreation Park to be postponed. The American Legion Junior league teams and the State Line Amateur squad will resume workouts one week from tomorrow at 2:30, per John Walter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recreation Park
American Legion
State Line
John Walter
Berra Improves as Furillo Sparks Yankees Loss at Stadium
Brooklyn beat the Yankees 6-1 before 27,731 fans as Abrams drove in two with a two run double and a single. Yogi Berra showed improvement while Carl Furillo contributed two clean steals in the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Yogi Berra
New York Yankee
Carl Furillo
Yanks
Abrams
Giants Lose Mueller and Hofman to Injury in Richmond
Two New York Giants outfielders Don Mueller and Hofman are sidelined by injuries in Richmond Virginia. Hofman injured the middle finger of his throwing hand while Mueller hurt his shoulder during a game against Cleveland. the Indians won 16 to 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giants
Don Mueller
New York Giant
Hofman
Mueller
Cleveland
Richmond
Indians
Jake Early Released by Washington Senators
The Washington Senators released catcher Jake Early, 33, from his contract yesterday, ending his tenure with the club. The veteran backstop had served behind the plate for parts of several seasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Washington Senators
Jake Early
Yesterda
Lavelli Chooses Music Over Pro Basketball Career
Yale All America guard Tony Lavelli ended his pro cage career to pursue music after selling three compositions to Broadcast Music of New York. He had been part of the West’s top teams, with an $11,000 Syracuse offer reportedly on the table, when he decided to focus on his musical path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heven
Tony Lavelli
Yale
Syracuse
Aces
New York City
Tony
Broadcast Music of
New York
Oshkosh and Anderson clash for 1949 league title
Oshkosh All-Stars host the Anderson Packers for a best of five series opener to crown the National Basketball League champion. Anderson holds 52-16. Oshkosh 40-28. The clubs met eight times this season with Anderson winning seven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oshkosh
Oshkosh All-Stars
All Stars
Anderson
Packers
All-Stars
Osh
Entries Open for 33rd 500 Mile Race at Indianapolis
Fifty six entries were listed today for the 33rd annual 500 mile race May 30 at the Indianapolis motor speedway. All entries post marked before last midnight will be accepted. Speedway officials said eight or ten more were expected. Entries announced today included two by Anthony Granatelli of Chicago and one each by Ralph Miller and Joe Lencki, also of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Speedway
Anthony Granatelli
Chicago
Ralph Miller
Joe Lencki
Wisconsin umpire slate named for 1949 season
Judge Arnold F Murphy president of the Wisconsin State baseball league announces a staff of eight umpires for the 1949 season. The umpires are Russ Welch Fond du Lac Milt Goldstein Joe Harden Milwaukee Joe Zastava Wisconsin Rapids Walter Schoenfeld Green Lake Art Hunt LaGrange Ill Aaron Harding Marinette and Bob Zelm Chicago. They meet April 30 in Marinette with Murphy and Secretary Dan Cisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marinette
Arnold F. Murphy
Wisconsin State Baseball League
Russ Welch
Fond du Lac
Milt Goldstein
Joe Harden
Milwaukee
Joe Zastava
Wisconsin Rapids
Walter Schoenfeld
Green Lake
Art Hunt
LaGrange
Ill
Aaron Harding
Bob Zelm
Chicago
Judge Murphy
Dan Cisco
Seven Team Franchise Bid In Midwest Baseball Circuit
A seven team circuit representing Illinois Wisconsin and Indiana seeks a franchise in the National Baseball Congress. Cities listed include Joliet Elgin Aurora Sycamore Fernwood NL Whiting Indiana and Kenosha Wisconsin. Beginning July 8 the circuit starts with leading teams on July 1 eligible for the 14th Illinois state war at Elgin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Illinois
Wisconsin
Indiana
National Baseball Congress
Joliet
Elgin
Aurora
Sycamore
Fernwood
DiMaggio to Miss Yankees Opening Day
Joe DiMaggio will miss the opening day lineup as he receives daily X ray treatments for a heel problem in Baltimore at Johns Hopkins hospital. The star center fielder hopes to return soon and said he is optimistic, never considering retirement, as the Yankees start the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
J. DiMaggio
New York Yankees
Jolin
Joe
Johns Hopkins Hospital
DiMaggio
Doubleheaders Slated In Big Nine Contests
Two Big Nine baseball doubleheaders were scheduled today after snow and rain postponed single games yesterday. Illinois Minnesota and the Illini attempt two games in damp conditions following Illinois opening conference with a win over Northwestern 2 to 1 and 6 to 0. Michigan and Purdue plan a doubleheader at Lafayette aiming to rebound from weather delays.
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Chicago
Illinois
Minnesota
Illini
Northwestern
Michigan
Purdue
Lafayette
Former Bank Building Sold at Dodgeville
The First National Bank building in Dodgeville was sold to Leo Hennessey, a local livestock buyer, for an undisclosed sum. The 1919 structure cost $40,000 in 1947 and housed the bank until 1941 before passing to the FDIC. David O. Jones and Lewis G. Williams had purchased it in 1944 and completed the sale with Hennessey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodgeville
First National Bank
Leo Hennessey
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
David O. Jones
Lewis G. Williams
Hennessey
Giants Indians Clash Opens Weekend Series Here
An expected attendance of 20 000 marks the opener between the New York Giants and the Cleveland Indians. If only 532 fans attend, the Tribe would tie the spring tour attendance record of 225 000 set by the New York Yankees in 1946.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giants
New York
New York Giants
Cleveland Indians
New York Yankees
Hackett rolls 723 in Classic league match
Joe Hackett bowled 229 268 and 226 to total 723 for Madison in the Classic league. His effort helped Bireley s reach 3 084 pins, three short of a city season record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Joe Hackett
Bireley
Lettau Son Killed in Vehicle Accident in Japan
Mr and Mrs Alfred Lettau received news that their son Pfc Donald Lettau 19 was killed recently in a vehicular accident while serving with the U S Air Force in Japan Lettau enlisted in 1947.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Kenosha
Alfred Lettau
Pfc
Donald Lettau
U. S. Air Force
Lettau
Air Force
Monticello Social News Highlights Weekend Visits
Monticello area residents share weekend and Sunday visits with relatives across New Glarus Monroe Madison and Milwaukee. Several families, including the Steinmanns and Duersts, travel or host relatives, with many calls and dinners noted. A number of local residents attend gatherings and a 50 year Masonic certificate event is mentioned in Albany.
Funeral notices and weekend visits spread across towns
The article notes Lennie Blum’s funeral attended by local residents in Evansville. Mr. and Mrs. Milo Thurston and son Ronney Madison visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Elmer. Marty returns to Cedar Rapids after staying with Mrs. Henry C. Klassy. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gessler of New Glarus hosted visitors. Henry Stuessy Jr. of Chicago visits with the Bablers and his parents in New Glarus for Easter weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello Corres
Frederick Steinmann
Barbara
Milwaukee
F. H. Steinmann
Ted Zurbuchen
Zane
Carol
Jack “Ongiscanyi
Terry Wichser
New Glarus
Russell Meyers
Monroe
C. Fred Disch, and Other Relatives Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Holcomb Sr
Robert Wild
W. L. Zweifel
E. W. Marty
Harold Estervig
Madison
Baltz Hoesly
H. A. Becker
H. Hoesly
Henry C. Klassy
Forrest Smith
Marty
Monay
Frederick Sammond
John
Peter
Nic Freitag
Freitag
Fred Haldiman Sr
Fred Haldiman Jr
Ira Holcomb
Fred Duerst
Dorothy Stauffacher
Conrad Stauffacher
Dorothy Ann
Fred Roethlisberger
Henry Herschlieb
Donald
Wheeling
Henry E. Babler
Anna Kelling
Goldfield
Willis Babler
Werner Stauffacher
Wallace P. Barlow
Buz
Bernice Babler
Marshfield
Harris
Charles Schnetzler
Jacob Voegels
Mary Lou
Dorothy Dahnke
Nancy Becker
Nancy
Albert Marty
Harry Luchsinger
Cedar Rapids
M. E. Lynn
Gene
Melvin Jr
Alberta
Mavis Gale
Freeport
O. D. Curtis
Barbara Butler
Charles Leonard
Henry C. Elmer
John Dahnke
Melvin Duerst
Middleton
Vola Jordan
Madis
Cecil Jordan
Harvey Trickel
Henry J. Elmer
Herman Elmer
Elmer
Kenneth Holcomb
Cheryl
Pagel
Ralph Ellis
Kenneth Lovell
Gary
Albert Crouch
Paul Veenie
Clarence Wittner
Veenie
Elizabeth Ralph
John Keefe
Albany
Donald Knobel
Kay Ann
Phillip
Frank McQuillan
Muscada
Abraham Kubly Sr
Matt H. Wittenwyler
Walter Wittenwyler
Clara Hefty
Abraham Kubly Jr
Ralph Kubly
Donald Ebweter
Brodhead
Mmes
Thomas Brusveen
Erne Eichert
Alvin Mitchell
Robert Knobel
Frieda Benkert
Merlyn Schmid
J. P. Zweifel
Anton Hefty
Richard Dugdale
Tommy
Sheridan
Ind
H. L. Karlen
Paul John Achtemeier
Elmhurst College
A. R. Achtemeier
Edmund Dooley
Bernard Dooley
Thomas Hamilton
Jane
Westfield
Edward Zweifel
Dwight Zweifel
Walter Haddinger
Henry V. Baebler
Albany Masonic Lodge
LeRoy Schultz
Jerry
Niagara
Edna Schuler
Doran Blum
Emil Blum
Lawrence Blum
Fred Voegeli
Karen Berge
W. S. Hoesly
Matt Voegeli
Rox Ann Kubly
Delmar Kubly
Herman Kubly
Dick Freitag
Milo Thurston
Ronney
Harvey Elmer
Lennie Blum
Evansville
Ronney Madison
Henry Gessler
Raymond Gessler
Henry Stuessy Jr
Chicago
Otto Babler
Henry Stuessy
Biodheac and Visits Across Towns in Spring
Mrs Donald L Collin writes Biodheac. Mrs Van Marsh of Mineral Point visited the W W Lawyer and Kenneth Yost families. Mr and Mrs Paul Green of Rock Island called on Mrs Jandie Green. Mrs Henry Fletcher of Rockford visited her brother George Moore. The Yosts will manage Mt Horeb golf course for the season. Roberta Dixon from Carleton College Northfield Minn visits with Elmer and Mrs Dixon. S Pierce Frank Parker and D L Newcomer were in Milwaukee on business. Lawrence Swenson and wife welcomed a daughter at Swedish American hospital Rockford. Mrs C R Olmstead Sandra Bonnie Sue and Arlene Avery of Janesville visit R C Broughton. Betty Lehnherr Carroll College Waukesha begins spring vacation. A bloodhound story mentions a Norman era ancestor crossing the channel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Marsh
Mineral Point
W. W. Lawyer
Kenneth Yost
Paul Green
Rock Island
Jandie Green
Henry Fletcher
Rockford
George Moore
Mt. Horeb
Roberta Dixon
Carleton College
Northfield
Minn
Elmer Dixon
Dc. S. Pierce
Frank Parker
D. L. Newcomer
Milwaukee
Lawrence Swen
C. R. Olmstead
Sandra
Bonnie Sue
Arlene Avery
Janesville
R. C. Broughton
Betty Lehnherr
Carroll College
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Country Club
Board
Cubs
Gloeden
Glarus
Mrs. Millard Tschoes
BY Jimmy Hatlo
Regossi
Dodgers
Lavelli
Harry Schrader
Dakota
McCormick
Alvin van Leb
Albert Hugelshofer
W. B. Elbeck
Yankees
Monticello
Chiropractic
M. J. Gonstead
Ernie's Tavern
Earl Wavell
India
France
Viscount Keren
Brookwood
England
Wavell
Hydrotex Company
Durfee Bros
North Academy Street
Durfee Bros. Roofing Company
5Th Avenue
10Th Street
Fred Karlen
Albert Olson
Lloyd Johnson
Hank You
Fred Karlen, Jr
Wiota
Durfee Bros. Roofing Co
Donald L. Collin
Goetz
Roy Acuff
Richard
Dar
Howard Hawks
Red River
John Was
E. Montgomery Cuft
Walter Bre
Goetz Sun
Blackie
Pete Smith
Fox News
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