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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1949
Page
8
Partial text reports cooler conditions tonight with cooler or colder air moving in from the east and south. The fragment mentions a thermometer and temperatures but lacks complete figures or location details.
Paul Neubauer of Monroe, a local businessman, toppled overboard from his beat at Newville bridge while attaching an outboard motor during his first swim of the season yesterday.
Personal mentions record visits and returns across Wisconsin Illinois and nearby towns. Nell Schar returns to Naperville from Monroe while Ralph and Mrs Duchow visit Brodhead and Mrs Newman and Miss Maske travel to Freeport. Patricia Stauffacher and Jeannine Staffon spend the day in Madison. Sylba Balch visits aunt Mrs Norman Austin near Appleton. Rebekah lodge bake sale set for April 23 at Wisconsin Power and Light. Mrs Ray Brooks returns to Mountain after visiting her brother C L Richter Browntown. Mrs A J Andrews and Mary Lou travel to Park Ridge Illinois after visiting Miss Edwira Gorham. Mrs M E Baltzer and Mrs J R Bradley visiting brother Fred Winter ill at Nashua Indiana. Florence Wartenweiler county superintendent in Madison for county superintendents meeting.
Mrs. Millard Tschudy hosts visiting guests including Mr and Mrs Clarence Oliver Madison and Mr and Mrs John Kundert Monroe with Mr and Mrs Fred Tschudy Belleville. Numerous locals and relatives from Verona Madison Platteville Milwaukee Great Lakes Jefferson Ft Atkinson and Fish Creek visited or hosted over the weekend.
The Confraternity of Christian Doctrine unveils a 426 page revised Baltimore catechism stressing bodily presence at Mass for obligation fulfillment. The NCWC notes basic doctrine remains but new edition adds positions on war government labor mercy killings and communism.
Philip Nelson of the production and marketing authority spoke at a midwest marketing conference on four market problems for dairy: price alignment with economic shifts, seasonal milk production variability, sustaining high fluid milk sales, and rising handling costs. A fifth issue and surpluses loom as February milk deliveries exceed last year by about 16 percent while consumption lags.
Report notes the B 29 bomber requires roughly 27 000 pounds of components for assembly. The figure highlights the scale of manufacturing and the material intensity in wartime aircraft production.
Mrs. Wayne Peckham manager of the Albany telephone exchange underwent major surgery at St. Clare hospital this morning. She has been a medical patient two days for observation.
Mrs Ursula Knobel age 88 fractured her right hip when she tripped and fell in the living room of her daughter Mrs Harold Blumer at 621 19th avenue. She was admitted to St. Clare hospital at 10 50 p m yesterday.
New Glarus reports Ernest Thierstein and Herman Matzkinger with Franz Wittwer of Verona plan a three month tour of Switzerland visiting all cantons. They are scheduled to sail June 4.
Charles R. Tollefson was appointed village clerk of New Glarus by the village board. He replaces J. F. Dahnke who resigned after being re elected in April to focus on duties as depot agent.
Rev. E C MacCollow announced masses next Sunday will be at 7 9 and 11 o clock at St Victor s Catholic church. Rev Biedermann will depart for California to join his family the following week marking the final Sunday in Monroe parish.
The district music festival committee chairmen and members will meet tonight at 7 30 in the high school library to schedule and assign duties for the festival to be held Thursday and Friday April 28 and 29.
Ten from Monroe attended a Presbyterian church gathering yesterday at Richland Center. Attendees included Rev. Dallas D. Landrum John A. Eley Jr and Mmes John Eley Jr Curtis.
Chase, Roy Schultz, I. E. Dool ey, Otto Kiel and the Misses Grace Byers May Vance and Tessa Stearns appear in a community recital lineup.
Monticello society notes record visits and weekends with relatives and friends. Edwin Kissling of Sturgeon Bay visited his parents, Norma Freitag spent Easter with her Madison-based family, and several Wisconsin residents took trips during the holiday weekend.
Pleasant Valley area families hosted visitors including the Kublys and Mertens at Ralph Kubly’s home. Albert Marty drove to Forreston to see Marilyn, while Gene and Larry’s upcoming birthdays were celebrated at a Gessler gathering. Monticello and Madison residents shared Sunday visits and milestone anniversaries, with multiple extended family visits reported across the region.
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