Weather outlook for tonight and Friday with mild warmth
Generally fair and somewhat warmer tonight and Friday. Since yesterday 1 p m high 82 and low 60. Year ago today high 73 and low 59. Barometer 1 a m 29 70 and 1 p m 29 72. Sunrise 4 54 sunset 7
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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1949
Page
8
Generally fair and somewhat warmer tonight and Friday. Since yesterday 1 p m high 82 and low 60. Year ago today high 73 and low 59. Barometer 1 a m 29 70 and 1 p m 29 72. Sunrise 4 54 sunset 7
County court actions include Harold J. Lamboley and Robert Blaser of Brodhead with no driver's license assessed $10 and costs. Reuben Pagel of Monroe township fined $25 and costs for thistle law violation after guilty plea. Richard Hasse of Monroe township pleads not guilty. trial set for September term.
Letters of administration with will annexed issued to J S Urben for the estate of John K Schneider of New Glarus who died June 13. Bond set at 30000 dollars. Will dated October 23, 1946 names widow two daughters and five grandchildren as heirs.
Deaths listed Perry O Albright 59 of 1723 18th street Mrs Minnie E Randall 81 of Orangeville Joseph Lathrop 51 of Darling ton Births Mr and Mrs Herman Durts chi route 2 Monroe a son Aug and Mr and Mrs Maurice Parkee Albany a daughter Aug 4 St Clare Hospital Surgical Roger Flanery Ar gyle Charlotte Hoesly 1310 20th avenue Medical Judith Ann Updike Argyle Mrs Meldan Sprecher Warren Talmadge Louis Zurfluh Albany Mrs William Lauber 1012 29th avenue Me Dismissals Basil Garfoot Mrs Lawrence Olson and son
Minnie E. Randall 81 died suddenly in a nursing home Tuesday night from a cerebral hemorrhage. Funeral services are 1:30 tomorrow at Walker mortuary Freeport with Rev. James O May officiating. Burial in Oakland. Born Batavia New York 1868. Married Frederick Randall in 1890. Husband died 1945. Surviving two sons Raymond Freeport and Kenneth Providence. Another son Frederick Jr. died at age 10.
Robert F. Marty reports buying a supply of peanuts in the shell after returning from Three Lakes to calm the morning noise from chipmunks and squirrels at his cottage. The pets wake residents at dawn, prompting a barricaded store entrance at Bahr’s on the square during remodeling.
A car driven by James F Moldenhauer and another by Mrs A J Portman were lightly damaged in a two vehicle collision in the 1700 block of 9th street at 11 15 am yesterday. The Moldenhauer car is owned by Oscar N Moldenhauer and the Portman car by Mrs Nora Morand. ENDS VACATION James Qualley has returned to Milwaukee after spending his summer with his uncle and aunt Louis J Goethals Ludlow hotel. Mrs Victor May and son Mrs Robert Erickson and daughter Mrs James Johnson and son Leona Nyborg Mrs Wilbert Bernet Mrs Frank Hamblin Mrs Alvin Rich and daughter Mrs Henry Johnson Henry Freitag and Norman Homb.
Personal mentions include Victor Broge spending the week in Beloit and Mrs. Earl Hasley from South Wayne. Various locals like Miss Jean Schutt of New Glarus shop in town and Mrs. Florence Tuller of South Wayne visit Monroe. Several family updates follow with trips, weddings, and nurse training notes.
William Steffen of South Wayne is a Monroe business afler today. Mrs. John D. Germann returned from Madison and Wisconsin Dells. The Hurd family of Pittsfield NL visit the Edna Steinmann home. A new two car cement block garage begins at E L Niffenegger residence. C N Johnson and son Peter attended Shrine K C benefit ball at Camp Randall in Madison. The Tschudy family of Freeport will visit Miss Carrie Ruehie in Madison. Leland C White leaves for several days with the Scharer families in Owen and Rib lake. Rieder families and William der Jr attend a Knights of Columbus softball game in Madison. Pollen from flowers varies in color from white to the spectrum.
Rev and Mrs Henry Cooper with Marg a and Paul left this afternoon for Chicago the first leg of a two and a half week camping trip east to Litchfield N H where Rev Cooper has accepted a pastorate among White Mountain area missions. They expect a week in the Canadian backwoods before continuing to Lit Heton and arriving Aug 25. Rev Cooper served as supply pastor.
The Robert E. Hardells, returning from Utah, plan to occupy the Universalist church residence vacated by the Coopers while completing doctorate studies at Meadville Theological School in Chicago, since April 1948.
John Wyssbrod of Martin town was fined 50 dollars and costs in Freeport justice court for transporting an unbroken and uncased automatic rifle. He also faces a speeding charge in Lena court after being arrested Monday night at McConnell.
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