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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1946

Page

6

Almanac Weather And Temperature Report

Partly cloudy in the north and generally fair in the south tonight and Saturday with scattered light showers in the extreme north. Cooler tonight and in the south and east Saturday. High 88, low 66 today. yesterday high 78, low 58. Precipitation 0. Hard line weather data including barometer readings and regional extremes. Almanac dated August 8, 1946.

U. S Wichita Kas San Francisco Calif

Milwaukee and Orfordville men named in local notice

Harry Norder, 53, of Milwaukee and Henry Seeger, 60, of Orfordville are listed in the readable portion of a local record. The brief item notes ages and hometowns without further details.

Harry Norder Milwaukee Henry Seeger Orfordville

Etter Couple Welcome Son at St. Clare Hospital

Mr and Mrs Willis R Etter of 1310 17th Avenue welcomed a son at St. Clare Hospital on August 9.

St. Clare Hospital Willis R. Etter 17Th Avenue, Son

Accident and Medical List Names and Addresses

A compiled notice lists individuals connected to accidents and medical cases. Names include Kenneth Stark, Edwin Kundert, Emil Huber, Elsie Smith, Harold Newcomer, Jacob Burkhalter, Mrs Burley Johnson, Mrs Henry Trumpy, Ralph Yeazel, Merile John Short, Mrs Edward Lawson, Dwight A. Crandell, Mrs Glen U Ren, Mrs Emil Stephen, and Joyce Ann Wilson with corresponding street or route addresses.

Kenneth Stark 11Th Street Edwin Kundert Orangeville Emil Huber Darling Elsie Smith Harold Newcomer Brodhead Jacob Burkhalter 6Th Street Burley Johnson Blanchardville Henry Trumpy 16Th Avenue Ralph Yeazel Monroe Merile John Short Darlington Edward Lawson Beloitbert Tuescher and Son Dwight A. Crandell

Milwaukee Man Dies After Pneumonia Complications

Harry Norder died in Milwaukee at 53 after pneumonia complications. Born in Monroe to Richard and Verena Blum Norder, he ran a meat market and grocery here and lived in Milwaukee for years. Survived by son Harold, daughter Evelyn, three brothers Will Clarno Ed and John Silver Creek NY, two sisters Ida Frey and P J Connors Monroe. Last rites Monday at Schmidt Bartel funeral home. Monroe relatives plan attendance and burial services.

Harry Norder Milwaukee Norder Richard Verena Blum Norder Monroe Harold Evelyn Will Clarno John Silver Creek N. Y Ida Frey P. J. Connors Schmidt-Bartel Funeral Home

Pilot Returns From Tomahawk With Visitors

Licensed Badger airport pilot John Grossen returned to Monroe with Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Roub this morning after flying them to Tomahawk yesterday to visit their son William Roub employed at Essex lodge on Clear Lake.

Tomahawk John Grossen Badger Airport Monroe J. A. Roub William Roub Essex Lodge Clear Lake

UN Unity Challenge at Conference Sparks Debate

The talks faced a clash over unanimity with Molotov arguing for concord among all participating nations. He warned that a simple majority should not impose its will on ten others, while critics pointed out that calls for unanimity hindered action and real progress.

Soviet Union Bloc Molotov Ukraine Yugoslavia

Dives and Swimming Meet Winners Listed with Times

The report lists first place finishes across multiple categories in a swimming and diving meet. Beginners and intermediates events include 10 yard flutter and 20 yard crawl with winners named such as Leon Schmid Janice Teehan Karen Bender and Judy Kubly. Advanced events feature 100 yard crawl won by Judith Kubly and Maribeth Holcomb. Relays and diving events round out the results with teams and individuals named.

Leon Schmid Colleen Vinge Shirley Pickett Mike Bellahan Carol Bear Janice Teehan Hazel Howard Pat Whalen Helen Waclwhki Marie Robertson Karen Bender Marjorie Rear Joyce Trachsel Sandra Simpson Kiel Billy Jenatsch Donny Brennan George Mauermann Ronnie Elmer Jerry Davis Bonnie Kiel Kenneth Steinman Mauermann Bonnie Elmer Judy Frey Jane Stauffacher Barbara Frey Kardy Helen Waelchli Doris Ann Techudy Waelchli Karen Lengacher Betty Waelchli Judith Kubly Maribeth Holcomb Jim Hardell Bill Bolgrien Ken Davis Sybil Blumer Kenny Davis Bud Bolgrien Joel Solomon Buddy Bolgrien Ruth van Wagenen Gladys Gnagi Keith Wilkenson Bob Bienema Dave Eley Dick Bruni Don Brennan Marjorie Bear Neil Holcomb Dan Courtney Jerry Schwaiger JoAnn Elmer Gene Davis Stan Howe Nanette Elmer Leo Hilfiker Keith Wil

Personal Mention Plumbire and Monroe Visitors

Various residents and visitors pass through Monroe and surrounding towns. Names include Mrs. E F Moritz from Madison and Mrs. Tena Scorlie of Beloit, with travels to Monroe, Brodhead, Verona, and Janesville. Stated events include bake sale notice and several family visits across local towns.

Visitors and Relatives Gather in Madison Area

A string of visitors and travelers are listed visiting Madison and nearby areas. Names include Edwin Gustafson Dixon Harold Hammond Chicago Miss Barbara Bolender Lancaster and many more visiting relatives, attending weddings, or staying with local families over a weekend.

Family trip returns from Boston and Baltimore

News paragraph notes J. N. Musser and grandson Emery Marchant came home last evening after a three week visit in Boston and Baltimore with the W. M. Marchant and the Bookhultz family. They are accompanied back by the Marchants who will visit three weeks with their son Mason Marchant and his family including Oakley.

East J. N. Musser Emery Marchant Boston Baltimore W. M.marchant W. B. Bookhultz Marchants Mason Marchant Oakley

Marine Pfc Willard Jackson Returns From Service

Marine Pfc Willard Jackson arrived home yesterday after discharge at Great Lakes. He served 2% years with two overseas tours in the Asiatic Pacific theater and five months in Kumamoto Japan. His parents Mr and Mrs Willard Jackson Sr reside at 2565 17th avenue, moved here seven months ago from Green Bay.

Marine Willard Jackson Great Lakes Kumamoto Japan Willard Jackson Sr 17Th Avenue Green Bay

Learned Lesson Well When Car Front Seat Burst Into Flames

Harold Beach of the Monroe volunteer fire department used his firefighting knowledge to extinguish a blaze in the front seat of a car owned by Waller Trickel. The incident occurred in the 1100 block of 17th Avenue yesterday afternoon with damage totaling unknown.

Waller Trickel 17Th Avenue Harold Beach Monroe Volunteer Fire Department

Fire Burns Blanket and Seat Cushions in Vehicle

A hole scorched the blanket and front seat cushion with nearby door upholstery burned. Investigators have not determined a cause for the fire.

Funeral for Miss Bessie Murray Attended by Jacobs Family

Mr and Mrs Edgar Jacobs and daughter Lois attended the funeral of Miss Bessie Murray of Darlington this afternoon. She had been matron at the Green County Home for 10 years and resigned in spring 1945 due to ill health. Alex Murray John Murray and daughters Dora Ruth and Judith Lion Mountain Michigan also attended and called on friends here.

Wiles E. F. Moritz Madison Tena Scorlie Beloit Monroe Evan Kiester Clarno Frank Fritz Galena Matt Marty Rex Eyler Ross Heath Brodhead Sheila Mason Platteville St. Clare Hospital Frank Nuckols L. Griffin Janesville Alta Zentner JoAnn Hunt Rachel Bindschaedler M. Lula Hindes Lodi United Brethren Church Ruth Lewis Joseph Brunskill Shullsburg Kenneth Haberman Milton Prien Minnie Herman Hot Springs S. D Harriet Carson Times Office Elmer Dixon Betty Wisconsin General Hospital Elsie Knox Freeport Jess Knox Cuba City Harry Youtzy Vergie Winslow Harold Youtzy John R. Shankle Lexington George Goetz Hawklund Doug Richard Sharon Edgerton John Babler Eklund Pearl Wells Donald Keen Bruce Holland Buffalo N. Y Robert Keen Newan Northrup King Seed Edwin Gustafson Harold Hammond Dixon Charles LaFranca Chicago Marvin Meythaler Perry Nelson Mary Lou Darlington Barbara Bolender Lancaster Fred J. Bolender G. W. Perrigo Ed Kress Lake Kegonsa Irene Paulson Blanchardville Marjorie Sommers Mineral Point Homer Andrews William Baker E. A. Neal James Green Rosella Whitehead Newton Virginia Evans Esterly Isaac Miller Lonny Hendrickson Los Angeles Charles Deitz Maud Trickel Doris Ponder James Denver Budde Stauffacher Edward M. Sturzinger Teddy Sandusky, O Max Share E. M. Sturzinger Sr Vernard Knoll Gene DaGiau James Share Sandusky Edgar Jacobs Lois Bessie Murray Green County Alex Murray John Murray Dora Ruth Judith Lion Mountain Mich

Mrs Yaeger Hurt In Fall At Home In New Glarus

Mrs Anton Yaeger of New Glarus is confined to her home with a hip fracture after a Wednesday fall from the basement stair. Mrs William McFadden cares for her.

Anton Yaeger New Glarus William McFadden

Miss Elsie Smith Remains in Serious Condition

Miss Elsie Smith of 1500 11th street remained in serious condition at St. Clare hospital this afternoon after being taken there last evening by a Legion ambulance.

Falls at Home In Orangeville Farm

Edwin Kundert of Orangeville was brought to St. Clare hospital for observation after slipping and falling in the family barn. X rays showed no broken bones and his condition was reported good.

Edwin Kundert Orangeville St. Clare Hospital

Culles Family Reunion Held at Soldiers Park

The 11th Culles family reunion gathered 29 members at Soldiers Park in Brodhead with a reading by Joan Andres and games. Frances Culles Brandt was the oldest member and Georganne DeVoe the youngest. The 1947 reunion is planned for Recreation Park in Monroe. Youth Center Dance hosts Harry Holland and E R Johnson couples serve as chaperons for the first event in the new quarters on the square's southwest corner.

Culles Soldiers Park Brodhead Joan Andrews Frances Culles Brandt Georganne DeVoe Recreation Park Monroe Youth Center Harvey H. Holland E. R. Johnson

U S Embassy Requests Medical Teams as Dominican Crisis Unfolds

In Ciudad Trujillo the U S embassy asked naval district HQ at San Juan for doctors and nurses. Refugees receive dropped food while Red Cross sets up emergency camps. Observers report coast cliffs collapsing and shoreline shifts after flights along the north coast. A river course between Julia Molina and Cabrera is altered.

Ciudad Trujillo Dominican Republic U. S Naval District San Juan Red Cross Obervers Pan-American Airways Julia Molina Cabrera

May aided Garssons in war orders linked to large profits

The report shows May as a onetime FBI associate of gangsters Dutch Schultz and Owney Madden, aiding the Garssons to win big war orders. The combine earned over 78 million dollars via efficiency awards, materials, manpower, advance payments, and early contract settlements. Testimony also mentions Cumberland Lumber Co as May’s official Kentucky agent and references Batavia and Erie Metal Products in the proceedings.

FBI Dutch Schultz Owney Madden Why May Garssons Combine Cumberland Lumber Co May Kentucky Batavia and Erie Metal Products Companies

May and Elements of a Wartime Inquiry

The text traces concerns in the combine over lumber payments never delivered, May seeking reinstatement for Albert Jacobson, and the chemical warfare service report often labeled a whitewash. It notes alleged bribery attempts by Benjamin Franklin Fields and May’s clemency appeal to General Eisenhower in Captain Joseph Garsson’s court martial.

Combine Cumberland Why May Albert Jacobson Chemical Warfare Service Mead Empire May Benjamin Franklin Fields Mitchell D-Wash Fields

Labor Leader Canty Dies in Chicago

Arthur E. Canty, 55, prominent labor leader and former commander of the Illinois department of the American Legion, died today in Chicago of a cerebral hemorrhage.

Chicago Arthur E. Canty Illinois Department of the American Legion

Henry Leeger 60 Dies at Orfordville

Henry Leeger age 60 of Orfordville died unexpectedly at his home on Thursday. Funeral services will be held at 1 30 p m Saturday at Luther Valley church. Surviving are his wife Lillian Hirshbrunner and two sons Edwin of Janesville and Chester at home. Planning to attend are Albert Hirshbrunner Mrs Fred Nafzger Walter Nafzger Mr and Mrs Ernest Schwarze and Walter Wyss.

Henry Leeger Orfordville Luther Valley Church Lillian Hirshbrunner Edwin Janesville Chester Albert Hirshbrunner Fred Nafzger Walter Nafzger Ernest Schwarze Walter Wyss

Retired Bayfield County Judge Hartvig Axelberg

Hartvig P. Axelberg retires at 86 after 22 years and seven months as Bayfield County judge in Washburn Wisconsin. He ends a long era of local judiciary service and is honored in the community.

Washburn Wis Bayfield County Hartvig P. Axelberg

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