Senate bill funds education by federal aid proposal
Senator Hill criticizes the education lottery idea while the Senate approves a plan to distribute 300 million dollars annually to states to boost per-child education spending. The bill aims for a minimum of 50 dollars per child with wealthier states receiving less and poorer states more. The House has not approved the measure, leaving it dead for this session though likely to reemerge next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Senate
Ford
Hill
House
Congress
South
United States
Ellender
Louisiana
Alabama
Mississippi
New Jersey
New York
Indiana
Robert Rossow
Chicago
Hiroshima
Rockies
National Safety Council
Ned H. Dearborn
NSC
Average Mo
Funeral services held for Gottlieb Schupbach in Exeter
Belleville special report notes Gottlieb Schupbach 79 died Monday at his Exeter township home. Services were at Becker funeral home Wednesday at 1 30 with Rev Harvey Norenberg officiating. Burial in Belleville cemetery. Survivors include his widow a daughter a sister Mrs Fred Zuber Jr New Glarus and a brother John Schupbach New Glarus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belleville
Gottlieb Schupbach
Exeter Township
Becker
Harvey Norenberg
Fred Zuber, Jr
New Glarus
John Schupbach
Early smoking popular in Indian colonial era
The three main forms cigars cigarettes and pipes were used by Indians in the era Columbus encountered the New World reflecting early tobacco use and exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New World
Lela Schwartzlow to wed Clarence Isaacson in September
Mr and Mrs Adam Schwartzlow of 2751 6th Street announce the engagement of their daughter Lela W Schwartzlow to Clarence F Isaacson son of Mr and Mrs Charles Isaacson of Necedah Wis The ceremony is set for September 12 Lela is a Monroe High School graduate employed by United Telephone Co Clarence is district manager for L M Berry Co of Dayton Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Schwartzlow
6Th Street
Lela W
Clarence F. Isaacson
Charles Isaacson
Necedah
Wis
Miss Schwartzlow
Monroe High School
United Telephone Co
Isaacson
L. M. Berry Co
Dayton
Surprise Kitchen Shower For Dina Tasso Bride To Be
A mock society wedding report preceded a surprise kitchen shower in The Times news room for Miss Dina Tasso ahead of her marriage to Walter J. Speich tomorrow morning. Guests included Mrs. Fred T. Odell and several Misses from the staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tasso
the Times
Dina Tasso
Walter J. Speich
Fred T. Odell
Lena Conrad
Rose Altmann
Dorothy Schindler
Katherine Friedrich
Marian Bell
Ruth Foulol
Anne Dearth
Hazel Alk
Pink and blue shower honors Mrs. Ray Mitchell
Mrs. Ray Martin and Mrs. John Holtshopple Jr. hosted ten friends at the Holtshopple home on Wednesday evening in a pink and blue shower for Mrs. Ray Mitchell. Games 500 and luncheon provided prizes to Mrs. Andrew Klassy Miss Mae Norton and Mrs. Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Martin
John Holtshopple Jr
Holtshopple
Ray Mitchell
Andrew Klassy
Mae Norton
Mitchell
Entertains at Bridge Party in New Glarus
Mrs. William Figg hosted a dessert bridge party Friday with guest of honor Mrs. William Klassy of Bryan Ohio. Attendees included Harland Wernle E F Kaeser Palmer Welch Gilbert Ott Harvey Ott Arthur Theiler Jacob S Disch C H Bartle Palmer Durst Ralph Luchsinger W L Zweifel Jacob Schumacher and William Klassy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge New Glarus
William Figg
William Klassy
Bryan
Mmes
Harland Wernle
E. F. Kaeser
Palmer Welch
Gilbert Ott
Harvey Ott
Arthur Theiler
Jacob S. Disch
C. H. Bartle
Palmer Durst
Ralph Luchsinger
W. L. Zweifel
Jacob Schumacher
Betrothal announced for Mardell Blum and Gaylord Erickson
Mr and Mrs Robert Blum of Monroe announce the engagement of their daughter Mardell K to Gaylord E Erickson son of Mr and Mrs De Erickson of Blue Mounds No wedding date has been set Miss Blum works as a bookkeeper at the Mt Horeb Creamery where Mr Erickson is employed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Blum
Monroe
Mardell K
Horeb
Gaylord E. Erickson
de Erickson
Blue Mounds
Miss Blum
Mt. Horeb Creamery
Mr. Erickson
Mrs. Grode Hosts Thursday Bridge Club Honors
Mrs. Clarabelle Grode hosted the Thursday evening bridge club at her home. Honors went to Mrs. J. H. Schwaiger, Mrs. C. E. Baumle and Mrs. Fred Kohli.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grode
Clarabelle Grode
J. H. Schwaiger
C. E. Baumle
Fred Kohli
Miss Bizer Honored By Girl Scouts At Lehnherr Home
Betty Bizer who is moving soon to Iola Wisconsin with her parents was given a party by her Girl Scout troop at the home of Mrs. Lewis Lehnherr, troop leader, on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Bizer
Betty Bizer
Iola
Wis
Lewis Lehnherr
B-29s Reach Davis-Monthan After World Flight
The globe girdling B 29s landed at 6 31 a m est at Davis Monthan field Tucson after a 15 day, 10 hop world flight. One plane crashed near Aden on the way home, killing 17 of 18 crew aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Aziz
Davis-Monthan Field
Aden
Arabia
Second World War Literary Success
Hal New writes that postwar interest in World War II remains strong with top Broadway hits and best selling fiction and non fiction titles. He notes readers want real depictions of events, including memoirs by Churchill Stilwell Hull Stimson Patton and Ike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal
New York
William Wister Haines
Thomas Heggen
Mister Roberts
Pacific
Norman Mailer
Brooklyn
Winston Churchill
Stilwell Papers
Vinegar Joe
Cordell Hull
Henry L. Stimson
George Patton
Ike
Ernie Pyle
Gettysburg
Bastogne
Harry Reasa Elected Albany Legion Head
Harry Reasa was elected commander of the local American Legion post in Albany. Other officers chosen include Robert Burdick as vice commander Roy Phelps as adjutant and finance officer Francis Atkinson as chaplain Russell Flesher and William Schneeberger as sergeants at arms Cliffe Gelbach as service officer Laurence Arnold as historian and Jack Graves as athletic officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Harry Reasa
American Legion
Robert Burdick
Roy Phelps
Francis Atkinson
Russell Flesher
William Schneeberger
Cliffe Gelbach
Laurence Arnold
Jack Graves
Lucy Named Furnace One Of First American Blast Furnaces
One of the earliest large blast furnaces in the United States, completed in 1872, was named Lucy in honor of Andrew Carnegie's sister-in-law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Lucy
Andrew Carnegie
Stuessys Sell 109 Acre Farm Near New Glarus
Fred and John Stuessy sold their 109 acre farm a mile east of New Glarus to John C. Erb. The Lloyd family tenants on the property, long owned by the Stuessy family, trace ownership to Fred and Johns father. Mr and Mrs John Dahnke plan to move to New Glarus from Monticello this month as Dahnke prepares to occupy rooms above the depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuessys
New Glarus
Fred
John Stuessy
John C. Erb
Lloyd
Stuessy
John
Glarus
John Dahnke
Monticello
Dahnke
Zentner Becomes New Operator for Green County Bulk Oil
Oswald Zentner Jr. of New Glarus is named the new operator for the Green County bulk oil and gasoline service, succeeding retired James F. Dooley.
Hired as Village Marshall in Beloit on 30 day trial
Randolph Amundson of Beloit has been engaged as village marshal on a 30 day trial. He succeeds Ernest Reymond who resigned weeks ago. Amundson formerly served as Dodgeville police chief for seven years and worked as military police at Badger Ordnance Works during the war. Also noted a Military Order of Cooties meeting at the armory with refreshments by Wilmer Palmer who was recently married.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
New Glarus
Randolph Amundson
Beloit
Ernest Reymond
Mr. Amundson
Dodgeville
Badger Ordnance Works
Military Order of Cooties
Wilmer Palmer
Buehler Building on Main Street Sold to Harry Damrow
The John Buehler building on Main Street was purchased by Harry Damrow, ceasing ownership by the prior proprietor. The deal details and future plans are not disclosed in the available text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buehler
Monticello
John Buehler
Main Street
Harry Damrow
Property Change In Occupied Loft Building
He took possession August 1. The building houses Wittwer cheese store Kubly tavern and the second floor apartment rented by Leo Gempeler and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wittwer
Kubly Tavern
Leo Gempeler and
Wirtenberger Out After Racing Mishap at Fair
Adam Wirtenberger, horse trainer, suffered a badly sprained ankle when his horse broke at the starting line and toppled into the path of another horse and cart. He was able to work some horses on the track yesterday despite the injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wirtenberger
Adam Wirtenberger
Woman Driver Featured In Life Magazine Profile
Mrs. Forreste Burright a 64 year old racing grandma is highlighted in Life magazine. A sulky racer in northern Illinois this season she has also raced at Monroe and is among the few women drivers and trainers in the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forreste Burright
Grandma
Life Magazine
Car Collision Damages Vehicles at City Intersection
Vernon C. Peterson of 1022% l1th Street and Nathan Bechtolt of route 4 Monroe were involved in a traffic collision at the intersection of l1th Street and 17th Avenue at 10:30 last night. Peterson’s left rear fender was dented while Bechtolt’s front bumper broke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon C. Peterson
L1th Street
Nathan Bechtolt
Monroe
17Th Avenue
Gruesome Indiana Crash Spurs Call to Rethink Driving
A vivid account of last year’s Indiana rail crossing tragedy where a speeding electric train struck a bus, killing 13 and injuring many, underscores the carnage on roads. Officials warn reckless driving, drunkenness, and speeding cause thousands of deaths and immense costs yearly.
Prehistoric Men Used Granite Pipes With Reed Stems
Archaeological findings reveal early humans crafted pipes from granite bowls and used reed or hollowed-ash stems. The discovery highlights smoking practices and tool craft in ancient communities, linking material choice to available resources and ritual use.
James Rolfe Credited as First Civilized Tobacco Grower
James Rolfe, husband of Pocahontas, is credited with being the first civilized tobacco grower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Rolfe
Pocahontas
Thanksgiving turkey prices rise with higher poultry costs
The agriculture department forecasts higher Thanksgiving turkey costs this year in Washington with price around 60 cents a pound last November. It expects no drop in chicken and egg prices before next year as farmers cut poultry flocks due to scarce feed grains and high costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Rexall store man in charge as owners vacation in Canada
Robert Bowen takes charge of the Rexall drug store during the absence of Mr. and Mrs. A H Heuer who are vacationing in Canada. Mr. and Mrs. M T Milks relocate to the residence formerly occupied by Bernard Caple. Ray McNitt and sister Jessie visit H S Mattison in Winnebago. Mrs. Walter Boulie and daughter Kristine of Tampa visit her parents A Fleck. Edna Paulson travels with the Boulies to Brodhead. T Sgt Boulie, in the army air corps, is reassigned to Germany. Lions no longer exist in South Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Bowen
Rexall
A. H. Heuer
Canada
M. T. Milks
Ryall
Bernard Caple
Ray McNitt
Jessie
Winnebago
Minn
H. S. Mattison
Walter Boulie
Kristine
Tampa
Fla
Adam Fleck
Edna Paulson
The
Boulies
Brodhead
Boulie
Army Air Corps
Germany
Gloriously natural flavor in peaches with new canning syrup
Promote the 1948 edition of Finer Canned & Frozen Fruits a 32 page guide offering simple syrup changes for brighter peaches and better texture. Claims it helps jams jellies pickles relishes with valuable tips for experts and beginners and offers a free copy by mail.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sen. Hill
Exeter
Dies
Lela W. Schwartzlow
Necedah Man
Albany Legion
Detroit
MacArthur Bridge
Illinois
Mississippi River
East St. Louis
Torist
Colorado
Gilbert R. Carrel
Michigan
George R. Barry
Monroe Clinic
Lanz
Ben-Har
Umm
Dept
4Th St
Minneapolis, Minn
Luick
Paul A. Ruf CO
Donald L. Collins
South Africa
Helen Holmes
P. O
St. Paul
Minnesota
Amevthaler Grocery
Swift
Monarch
Angel Food
Band’s Dill Pickles Yacht Club
Catsup
Baby Stuart
Wisconsin
Peck
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!