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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1949
Page
6
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Estate transfers in western Georgia are reported with transfers of property and rights recorded. The notice lists involved parties and dates, outlining transfers and applicable filings.
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Mr and Mrs Doral Diach of Mon ticello announce the birth of their son on April 22.
A note from Mrs F N Miller reports guests staying at the home of Mr and Mrs W E Albright. The gathering reflected warm hospitality and local social ties of the era.
Hours of testing by investigators failed to connect a missing link between a balletic suspect and the death of opera singer John Garris in Atlanta. Authorities emphasize uncertain connections and ongoing inquiries.
A fragmentary text mentions Oe ohn Andereck among scattered words and phrases. The readable content is insufficient to establish a clear event, date, location, or affiliation.
A medical patient named Clare was recorded at 2 15 p m yesterday according to the brief note.
A benefit event at Adams Lutheran Church features solos by the organist and arrangements by a guest soloist to support church programs. Proceeds go toward church upkeep and mission work.
The item lists residents and relatives in Monroe including Mie Evelyn Lecieme, Darling, Orielers Drevndalei Brodhead, Frank L Reiemer, Anita Sumner, and Henry, with updates on visits, travel to Chicago, and seven weeks with a father as a brother Willard accompanies an eastern trip.
Miss Frances Fenn, a graduate of Or scheal, is named to a teaching post. The brief item notes her appointment and background, highlighting her local educational ties and the new role.
Neenah reports the death of Joela, aged 91, described as the oldest motorcycle rider in the world. He suffered a crash in Aspe after years of riding, having logged about 100000 miles since taking up the sport.
Nancy Jones ten month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Fay Jones escaped facial scratch from the sidewalk and toppled into the street two feet below in the business section.
Military burial rites will be conducted by the local American Legion post at Rock Lily. Budgets list pallbearers as Max Wyss brod Emerson Zettle Henry Jenny Wilbur Schneider Wiley Milo Rockow. Pvt Mani Rites reflect a World War II veteran who entered the Marines June 26, 1944 and served with the First Division overseas through 1945. He died Aug 28, 1948 in an auto accident south of Monroe on US 69.
The Pro Arte string quartet from the University of Wisconsin will give a free concert Sunday at 3:30 p.m. in the Methodist church auditorium. The ensemble, regarded as one of the nation’s top quartets, appears in Monroe under the Alpha Zeta business girls sorority.
Roy King was elected president. Robert Grossman was named vice president and R. H. Tegan became secretary treasurer. T. E. Sharer showed movies at the meeting Tuesday evening.
Burglars were seen clearing the high fences at Legion ball park in Brodhead. A fire at the Grover Wilson farm in Montrose township Dane county destroyed 100 shocks of corn fodder and endangered a nearby barn. Holstein cows in the Ruff herd Monroe earned high milk production with Echo Star yielding 688 pounds butterfat and 20 000 pounds milk in a year. Another cow, Bessie Home stead Ollie Lass, produced 632 pounds butterfat and 18 508 pounds milk. Jacob Burgy and son Fred T. Burgy shipped four truckloads of steers to Chicago. Pure Milk Association signs up Monroe area members as milk is hauled to Brooklyn. Thomas Saunders found a smoldering blaze in Legler’s car on the outskirts of Monticello. upholstery burned and seat damaged.
The Don ald W. Janke family plans to move next week to 1424 14th Avenue after purchasing the residence from Gustave Biedermann and wife who have left for Los Angeles. The Biedermanns, originally from Liechtenstein, Europe, have resided here since September.
Community center plans spring summer square dancing and adult programs led by Larry ee director. Regular attendance last year ranged 30 to 60 adults as activities expand to archery shuffleboard tennis and swimming for all ages. The center aims to join the Square Dance Association of Wisconsin and add evening classes with new lighting upgrades at Recreation park.
Lawrence Courtney, a Jefferson resident formerly of Monroe and a Japanese POW from the Philippines surrender, is a patient at the Veterans hospital in Wood where he underwent major surgery Monday. This marks his fourth operation of this kind. he previously had two during military service. Courtney works at the Jefferson Drug Store owned by Oscar Jensen. Mr and Mrs Roy Zweifel plan to visit his brother-in-law tomorrow.
Unattended driverless vehicles rolled from stalls causing minor damage to a car owned by Edwin Ellis at 1114 24th Avenue and to a parking meter. The Ellis collision occurred at 11 24 a m with a machine owned by R H Bahr of 1824 17th Avenue on the east side of the square. The meter was struck by John Klarer’s parked station wagon at 5 25 p m yesterday.
Local classifieds touts Want ads as a way to secure numerous tasks for a modest fee. Operators claim steady inquiries and frequent gigs, urging readers to place ads to find quick, ongoing work.
Herman Llewellyn 45 of Lancaster Ohio died suddenly Friday at his Cedarville home. The body will reach Freeport tomorrow with calling hours listed at Eichmeier and Becker funeral home. Burial is 10:30 a.m. Monday in Cedarville cemetery with Rev. Fred Anderson officiating. Survived by widow daughter his parents seven brothers and a sister. He worked many years with Burroughs Adding Machine and later led a four county service area in Ohio.
The United States Department of Agriculture reports that corn cobs are ground and sieved to meal for use in making abrasive soaps. The finding highlights a novel reuse of agricultural byproducts and potential industry applications.
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