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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1947

Page

8

Local Weather Report for August 4 1947

Daily Record notes hot and fair conditions this afternoon with partial cloudiness tonight and Wednesday. Scattered thundershowers possible in northern and central portions tonight and northeast portions into Wednesday forenoon. Cooler conditions likely in north and west tonight and statewide by Wednesday. Highs near 94, Lows around 65. Yuma and San Francisco extremes recorded. Sunrise and sunset times listed.

U. S Yuma Afiz San Francisco Calif

Real Estate Transfers Monticello and Monroe Listings

Adolph Arn transfers S50 ft. on Lot 7 and S50 ft. on Lot 22 in Steinman’s addition in the village of Monticello to Clarence M. Wittenwyler. Robert L. Rote transfers in the NE corner of Block 7 in Brodhead’s addition in the city of Monroe to Herman Beck erland.

Adolph Arn Clarence M. Wittenwyler Steinman Monticello Robert L. Rote Herman Beckerland Corner Bik Brodhead Monroe

Deaths Mrs Ella Gempzeler and Benjamin Meyers Listed

Obituary notices report the deaths of Mrs Ella Gempzeler aged 65 and Benjamin Oscar Meyers aged 74 from Shirland. The brief notices provide essential biographical detail and locations.

Ella Gempzeler Benjamin Oscar Meyers Shirland

DeVoe Couple Welcome Son in Browntown

Mr and Mrs Sheldon DeVoe of Browntown announce the birth of their son on August 4. The family expresses joy as relatives share in this new arrival.

Mrs Sheldon DeVoe Browntown, Son

St Clare Hospital Surgical and Medical Dismissals List

A hospital notice lists patients in surgical and medical sections at St. Clare including Bernard Dray Beloit Ernest Lufi New Glarus Dorothy Wallack Blanchardville and Mrs Harry Prien route 2 as surgical cases. Medical patients include Mrs Glen M Geigel Beloit Cecil Schrupt and Gerald Baldwin with others. Dismissals cover Mrs John Flannery Jr and daughter Mrs Florence Marti Walter Douglas and several others.

Bernard Dray Beloit Fred Ritchard 16Th Street Ernest Lufi New Glarus Dorothy Wallack Blanchardville Harry Prien Route 2 Glen M. Geigel 13Th Street Cecil Schrupt Gerald Baldwin Darlington Hulda Trickel Rockford Dorothy Richards John Flannery Jr Florence Marti Walter Douglas le Roy Foslin Patricia Williams Herman Plantikow Ernest Schiess F. William Donovan

Former Clarno Man Dies at Shirland

Benjamin Oscar Meyers 74 a native of Clarno died Sunday morning at his Shirland Illinois home. He was born April 30 1873 in Clarno and lived near Durand and Shirland most of his life. He leaves three daughters and four sons plus three brothers and two sisters. Funeral at Chapin funeral home Wednesday then at Shirland Methodist church with calling hours this evening.

Clarno Benjamin Oscar Meyers Shirland Chapin Funeral Home Shirland Methodist Church Mr. Meyers Durand Vera Clark Genevieve Weires Ila Math Everett Glenn Lloyd Clarence Ray Andrew George Ella Hargraves Rockford Jo Abley

Slayer Killings Prompt Confession After Police Stop

Indiana officials report that Roy Turpin, 48, confessed to a triple slaying after police halted his car in Princeton. Sheriff James G. McDonald said Turpin, a former junk dealer, sobbed and cried that he did not know why he did it, following a claim of oral admission. First Sgt. Cloyd France noted Turpin’s behavior after the encounter.

Taft Town Road James G. McDonald Miss Turpin Roy Princeton McDonald Cloyd France Indiana State Police Turpina Ee

Truck Skids Off Road Crashes Into Fence Near Albany

A 1946 truck driven by Ervin Klitzman of Brodhead left the county trunk and struck a fence while avoiding a collision with a car driven by Clarence W. Keehn of Brooklyn. No injuries were reported. The crash occurred about 8:30 this morning one and a half miles north of Russell's corner. County traffic officer George Armstrong investigated.

Ervin Klitzman Brodhead Russell's Corner Albany Clarence W. Keehn Brooklyn Klitzman George Armstrong

Chifley Announces War Gratuity for Pacific War Service

Prime Minister Joseph B. Chifley said Australian forces including New Guinea and Papua natives would receive a monthly war gratuity for service after Pearl Harbor. The measure aims to compensate those in the Australian military and auxiliary services.

New Guinea Papua Joseph B. Chifley Pearl Harbor

American escapes Hungarian police in Budapest custody

Stephen Thuransky, 54, a naturalized American and former Ohio farmer, escaped after a scuffle outside Marko jail as three Hungarian guards tried to transfer him. An American legation official aided the escape with Mrs Thuransky, while U S officials protested to Hungary over the incident.

Budapest U.S Legation Stephen Thuransky Columbus Ohio Marko Thuransky U. S Selden Chapin Erno Mihalyfi Balassagyarmat Communist Party Matyas Rakosi

Monroe to switch to propane gas for improved service

The Monroe division of the Wisconsin Hydro Electric Co will convert to propane gas possibly in September. The change will provide steadier pressure, higher heating value, cleaner fuel, and overall better service with no extra cost for appliance adjustments. The current gas is carbureted water gas, purified coke steam and oil byproducts. The new mix of propane and air will supply about 825 heat units per cubic foot, a 50 percent increase over the present 550 units.

Monroe Wisconsin Hydro Electric Co

Funeral services for Ed Kelly

Ed Kelly 74 died at home 2302 13th avenue Sunday morning. Funeral services held at the Stnessy funeral home this afternoon with Father Boni face officiating. Burial in Calvary cemetery. Pallbearers were William Met half Samuel Boss Henry Rhine hardt Edward Keegan William Trickel and Lloyd Ratelle all Monroe and Wisconsin Rapids.

Ed Kelly 13Th Avenue Stnessy Father Boniface St. Victor's Church Calvary Cemetery Mr. Kelly William Methalf Samuel Boss Henry Rhinehardt Edward Keegan William Trickel Monroe Lloyd Ratelle Wisconsin Rapids

Nicolas Stauffacher Funeral Service Held at Shriner-Neushhwander

The funeral for Nicolas Stauffacher was held this afternoon at 2 at Shriner-Neushhwander Funeral Home with Rev. D. Andrew Howey officiating. Burial followed in Dutch Hollow Cemetery. Pallbearers included Edwin Ellis Otto Albright Frederick Holcomb George L. Stauffacher Albert Witt and John Wittwer.

Nicolas Stauffacher Shriner-Neushhwander D. Andrew Howey Dutch Hollow Edwin Ellis Otto Albright Frederick Holcomb George L. Stauffacher Albert Witt John Wittwer

Personal mentions from Monroe community visits

A Monroe paper notes visits and trips by residents and relatives including Joseph Zummo of Rockford in Monroe, Mrs H D Legler in Madison, Cecil McCreedy and daughter Marilyn from Albany, and many others from Janesville, Pl at teville, Milwaukee, and beyond. Mentions include guests at homes, travels to Chicago, California, and Minnesota, and wedding preparations for Elizabeth Wenger on August 9.

Niles Joseph Zummo Rockford Monroe H. D. Legler Madison August Rummrude Woodford H. L. Jacobs Chicago Times Office Cecil McCreedy Marilyn Albany Joyce Gerber Blanchardville Howard Jones Platteville Yesteray John Flannery Janesville Jessie Ward Fred Vogt Earl Weckerly Minnesota Wilma Zunker Winslow Carrie Eichstadt Melger Figs Waukeshamor Marilyn Erickson Elaine Hoxsey Harveda Benkert Theodore Kraft Buffalo Joan Kesler Helen Blute Kesler Fred Sickinger Fred Bahler West California Katherine Stark Juanita Kane Jane C. Stevens Hampton Herman J. Schmitz 18Th Avenue Charles Lulling Martha Larson Milwaukee Victor Larson John Thomm H. J. Liberty Terry George Schuh William Schuh Howard W. Lueck Jean Karen Otto Bartelt Browntown Casper Wyo Black Hills Wayne Sweetwood Waukegan Ralph Miller Elizabeth Mudd Long Island N. Y Sally Saber Fisher New York City Jean Hagen Portland Ore Harris L. Martin Phillip, Gregory Lynn Houston Tex B. H. Lynch Louis J. Koenig Martin Texas

Local residents undertake varied business and leisure journeys

A scatter of Monroe, Beloit, Shullsburg, Madison, and Chicago residents are noted visitingors and travelers. Names include M. A. La Court Olaf Jensen Ralph Farrey Richard Mansfield Ross Martin Elizabeth Sevensky Alta Weeks Frederick Stauffacher H. S. Stauffacher Ellen Sickinger Anna Horan Roy Davis S. Bailie Paul Ruf family and others plan trips to Haugen Lake Tuckaway and northern Wisconsin for weeks of travel and visits.

M. A. la Court Janesville Monroe Olaf Jensen Beloit Ralph Farrey Shullsburg Madison Richard Mansfield Ross Martin Minneapolis Elizabeth Sevensky William Rupnow Alta Weeks Baron and Poskin Wis Frederick J. Stauffacher H. S. Stauffacher Wisconsin Laves Olson Chicago Clarence Shea Cleveland Ellen Sickinger Anna Horan Roy Davis Effingham IL S. R. Bailie Paul A. Ruf Aul Haugen Wrs Ruf Clarence Greck Clarence Prairie du Lac Homer Wardlow Allie Holtshopple Doran R. Zwygart Hervey J. Hoesly Frank Kundert Nancy Lake Tuckaway

Truman Signs Wool Price Bill Limiting Provisions

President Truman signed a revised wool price support bill extending 1946 support levels through December 31, 1948. The Commodity Credit Corporation will make payments to wool growers. The earlier bill would have added import fees on foreign wool alongside the tariff.

Washington Truman Commodity Credit Corporation Congress

Champion Belgians Sold to Ohio Farm

The sale of a team of registered Belgian draft mares that won at Green county fair was announced by Parker Lewis Taft of Freeport. Myron Crofut of Monticello bought the team for $1,000 for Imperial Ice Cream of Massillon, Ohio. The two year old and three year old sisters earned top premiums in their classes and the grand champion ribbon. names are Curtis Candy Dolly Tarcus and Curtis Candy Fanny Tarcus. They will show in Ohio fairs this fall and be schooled for the winter at the Imperial Ice Cream farm.

Green County Fair Parker Lewis Taft Freeport Myron Crofut Monticello Imperial Ice Cream Company Massilon O. Taft Curtis Candy Company Chicago Monroe Curtis Candy Dolly Tarcus Curtis Candy Fanny Tarcus Ohio

Walch Couple Welcome Infant Daughter

Mr. and Mrs. John Walch of Racine welcomed an infant daughter this morning. Mrs. Walch is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Otto H. Kundert of Monroe.

John Walch Racine Walch Otto H. Kundert Monroe

Roosevelt-Elliott Roosevelt fights over air force pay and politics

Testimony in a congressional hearing details Roosevelt and Elliott Meyer's involvement with Hughes Aircraft and party entertainment in wartime New York. Roosevelt defends actions as nonpolitical while Ferguson investigates whether Elliott was present on army orders during August 1943 weekend.

Doolittle Dwight D. Eisenhower Roosevelt Marshall Senate Elliott Roosevelt Meyer Ferguson Europe New York Elliott United States Pentagon R-Mich Air Force H. H. Arnold AAF Hughes Hughes Aircraft Senator Ferguson

Senators Attack opponents over smear tactics after Roosevelt era

The quote asserts rivals spent much time since Franklin D. Roosevelt's death trying to smear him to gain political advantage, with Senator Brewster supporting the claim.

Senator Brewster Franklin D. Roosevelt

Model coachmaker from San Diego uses axle grease

Henry E. Haenke a retired Navy man in San Diego makes scale models of horse drawn vehicles with one inch to one foot accuracy including genuine axle grease as lubrication.

San Diego Calif Henry E. Haenke

Directors Recommend 200 Counties for Winter Wheat Insurance

State directors of the federal crop insurance corporation concluded a two day meeting by forwarding recommendations to Washington on the 200 counties to be eligible for winter wheat insurance this year. The final selection will be made by the corporation board in Washington next week. Due to the time before seeding, a sales campaign was not planned.

Chicago Federal Crop Insurance Corporation Washington

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