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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1949
Page
2
Officials cite budget limits and long term usefulness in choosing concrete for a city pavement program. The May 15 start aims for completion by early fall, with temporary disruption for merchants and drivers, but officials say deferring would worsen next year’s headache.
Monroe Wisconsin voters return Tuesday for a two race runoff with Edward Gehl over Elmer Goodland for state supreme court justice and George E. Watson over Quincy V. Doudna for state superintendent. Voters favor Gehl and Watson based on experience and local support.
Albert Wirz from Canton Aargay Switzerland began work at the New Glarus bakery this week. He and his wife arrived in the United States about three months ago and Mrs Wirz is staying with a sister in Orangeville while seeking a furnished apartment. Wirz previously ran a bakery in Switzerland and taught at a baker's school.
Glancing Backward survey notes President Roosevelt appointing former secretary of commerce Daniel C. Roper as minister to Canada in April 1939. Also mentions obituaries and political notes from earlier decades, including Hitler’s rising arms in Germany and local events from 1924 to 1899.
A first person reminiscence recalls the Mary Nan II a 20 year old family cruiser that sailed Lake Erie to Seneca Lake and through the Hudson Erie canal. The narrator recounts repairs over two remodelings by Will Gardner and himself and notes water fresh upkeep aids the boat. A humorous moment occurs in Albany Boat Works where a meeting with a coughing stranger who shares a Tripp family link leads to a purchase of a used Oldtown dinghy. The piece ends with a reflection that boats last as long as houses with proper care.
Miss Clara Waefler daughter of Mr and Mrs John Waefler has been named to represent New Glarus at the Girls State program at the University of Wisconsin campus June 21 to 28. Sponsored by the American Legion auxiliary of New Glarus she was selected by the faculty. She is a junior in the upper third of her class and has served two years on the student council.
Forrest F. Deininger of route 5 receives the LC license from Paul Ganshert of 1115 20th Avenue as announced by the Public Service Commission.
Dewitt MacKenzie argues the India Britain accord allows India to become a republic while remaining in the Commonwealth, preserving unity during the Cold War. He notes the decision circumvents kingly sovereignty, strengthening the bloc against bolshevism and shaping Asia's balance of power amid China's advance.
The DUV tent No. 14 gathering at Meythaler hall honored guests including Mrs. C L Crago and Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe. The Max Lueck family reunited after seven years with a Sunday dinner for Arnold and David Lueck and Richard Bittner. Attendees included the Goepfert and Stoehr families, Awalt Lueck, and area residents.
A whimsical encounter unfolds as Sandy introduces the unseen Fairy Britches who guides teaching through dreams. The narrator learns to balance imagination and reality after an airborne lesson ends with a lilac collision and a lesson about keeping one foot on the ground. The tale closes with the elf fading, cap left behind, and promises of a return next week.
Sunday visitors filled Freeport as Dwight Timm welcomed the Arnsmeiers and Armstongs. The Arnsmeiers of Juda joined Rod ney Arnsmeier for a family visit. Perry Deal and Ellen Fisher with son visited John Roberts. Mohns stayed with John Fisher in Cecil. Kilmer relatives toured Sterling Ti. Clark families spent Friday in Monroe. Hawkins and Clark households shared time with Emma Meinert in Avis.
Miss Viola Norton, commercial teacher at West High School Madison, elected president of the Madison Education Association. She is the daughter of Mrs Edna Norton New Glarus.
Dr Paul A Brehm 48 longtime director of industrial hygiene for the state board of health died at his Madison home last night. He had served in the department since 1937 and previously practiced in Milwaukee.
Barbara Lee Conrad of Rossville and Chalmers Elliott former Michigan halfback wed in Rossville. Best man was Pete Elliott, also a Wolverine back.
Membership coupon for Evening Times Club details a Segue Bee event in Eire. The notice lists the date of birth age last birthday and related club membership information.
Wisconsin crops begin the season normally as temperatures and moisture conditions align. The state agricultural service notes satisfactory arable conditions and steady spring growth. winter wheat output stands around 696000 bushels from 4948 acres on Wisconsin farms. Helpers earned 150 dollars monthly plus living facilities.
A Brodhead youngster starts driving lessons early with encouragement from parents. The narrative notes a family scene with a car in the shop and a brief stall as the child gains early experience behind the wheel.
Sun Prairie women plan a visit to New Glorus Co. and tee offerings as part of a community outreach event. The visit aims to explore local programs and foster collaboration with the company.
A proposal to appoint a citizens committee to study the legislative district reapportionment will be presented at a Tuesday hearing. The plan aims to form a line committee to hear testmony and guide district redraws.
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