August 15 1949 Weather Note Sees Fair Temperatures
The record notes mostly fair conditions with a seam in temperature on Tuesday.
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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1949
Page
6
The record notes mostly fair conditions with a seam in temperature on Tuesday.
Martyr Sylvan J. gains half of each of lots 7 8 bik 4 in Legler's addition in the village of New Glarus as part of a real estate transfer.
Hedwig Louise Kopp of Mt Pleasant township and Robert Woethrich of Clarno town. Arlene Beth Broughton of Albany township and Samuel Harold Ferguson of Albany. Dorothy Mae Engler and Leon Jacob Urben, both of New Glarus.
A series of court notes lists defendants such as L A Koenig, James Nuckles, and Harry Nehls facing fines from $5 to $75 plus costs for offenses including unauthorized operation, no Wisconsin license, fraudulent registrations, and tax violations. Several cases include postponed appearances and orders to apply for licenses, with multiple second offenses noted.
Merle L. Friedberg of McHenry Illinois has an unregistered vehicle case postponed. K. B. Clouse, driver for Ernest R. Kessler of Janesville, faces a postponed tax case. Cyril Francis Klecker, driver for Klecker Implement Co. of Waterloo, has a case postponed for no license on trailer. Harland Landen, driver for Kroger Co. of Madison, charged with no Wisconsin license and no tax. case postponed.
Deaths A A Chilson 58 Janesville. Births listed include tar and Mrs Lee Gritzmak er Brodhead son Aug 15. Mr and Mrs Buddy Stauffacher route 5 son Aug 15. Mr and Mrs Harold Kempfood Gratiot daughter Aug 15. Mr and Mrs Newell Smith route 5 daughter Aug 15. Mr and Mrs Edward Gilbert son Blanchardville son Aug. Mr and Mrs Merlin Ommodt South Wayne son Aug 15. Mr and Mrs Russell Hawkinsin Gratiot son Aug 15.
A list of medical patients and surgical cases across Wisconsin towns including Belleville Beloit Darlington Juda Janesville Gratiot Clinton Winslow Monticello and more. Dismissals feature George Munson Walter Karlen Charles Mathias Victor Marty Hanson Clumpner Herdman Wittwer and Lehr along with others.
Two sorrowful G I Joes of the Illinois national guard hitchhiked through Monroe on Saturday morning around 10 o clock seeking the troop convoy refueling here the midnight prior. They had slept in the Freeport armory and missed the trucks to Monroe and Camp McCoy. Christ Klarer reports tomato plants thriving with up to ten tomatoes on a stem, noting their firmness and small size, and compares to a Philadelphia gardener with seven on one stem.
Mrs Evelyn Hartwig 1415 17th avenue starts today in the city hall joint office with the water department after resigning as assistant city schools office secretary. Mrs Helen L Gempeler, who vacated the former post, will join Crandall Oil Co as bookkeeper tomorrow. Hartwig has been learning the city job from Gempeler. Earlier relics noted include jewelry.
A long list of visitors and residents traveling to and from Argyle and nearby cities. Individuals and couples listed with home towns such as Ab, Madison, Milwaukee, Chicago, Janesville, Beloit, Monroe, and others attended events or visited relatives. Entries note baseball games, fairs, parks, and family gatherings with dates like yesterday and Sunday.
Miss Patricia Hogan visited Milwaukee yesterday with friends. Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Neubauer returned Saturday after a vacation outing in northern Wisconsin.
Miss Ruth Schlicher resumes duties as supervising teacher of rural and state graded schools after a summer at Hartland. County superintendent Florence Wartenweiler and Green County court reporter Colleen Blum are on vacation. Mae Swartz leaves Monroe for a nursing position in Denver, accompanied by Mrs. Paul Hodges. E. N. Churchill and daughter Charlotte return from a three week trip through New England and eastern Canada. Fishermen from Exeter township and Belleville are flown to Badger Fishing Camp for a northern pike haul. John Virgil Stauffacher, Monroe High School grad, appears in Milwaukee Journal with his sousaphone.
John Juda and John Hasswell of Windsor Jr both named all state band members at the University of Wisconsin clinic. They held first and second chair positions in summer and at the 1948 clinic. John plans to enter the Naval School of Music in Washington D C. Miss Joan Schmidt of Madison wins the Knapp scholarship worth 2500 dollars for five years at a college of her choice.
Albany Times Special reports Fire Chief Oren Burt spent the weekend at Chicago's South Side fire station, renowned as the largest in the Midwest. Burt has visited the station in the past.
Mrs Alfred Waelchli of the Chocolate Shop plans a Saturday departure for an eastern vacation. She will travel from Monroe to Milwaukee to board a midnight flight to New York City, then proceed to Pine Crest Farm in Freehold New York for a Catskill vacation.
A fire broke out at Peeress mine No 3 north of here with about 350 workers on site. Union officials said efforts are underway to evacuate all miners via the escape shaft located a mile northeast of the mine entrance.
The Green County Red and Gun club released 1 150 pheasants raised and hatched during a dry spring. President Myron I Stair said propagation by the club and state ensures a good hunting season. Members from Browntown New Glarus Monroe Brodhead and Albany helped plant birds in shaded stream areas. Birds were raised on county radio tower land near Monroe with 11 week olds at 13 to 15 weeks. Herbert W Becker chaired the year’s raising program.
A nationalist spokesman told a news conference Mao Tse tung, top Chinese communist leader, died in Peiping on July 17 from tuberculosis. He cited very reliable information but offered no further details.
Mrs yonn Krebs of Browntown route 1, a polio victim, was reported improving as she walked in the polio ward of Wisconsin General hospital. She had been taken to Madison General hospital Saturday noon and later transferred there. Two Krebs children are well after examinations, but isolation is advised at the Browntown farm home two miles southwest.
Mr and Mrs Melvin Waelti hosted a dinner Sunday honoring their son Jackie celebrating his fifth birthday Guests included Merrill Waelti Terry John Waelti Virgil Jerry and Janet Arnsmeier in attendance
Former President Herbert Hoover, 75, drew cheers as he arrived from Chicago on the Twentieth Century Limited and went to his Waldorf Astoria suite. The scene at Grand Central Terminal captured broad public interest in his return.
Helen Werbel Shirley Ros heisen Janet Williams Patricia Elmer and other Green County 4-H girls participated in the district demonstration contest held in Darlington Saturday.
Mr and Mrs Patrick Sheehan were notified by telephone of the death of Mrs Sheehans sister in Kansas City Missouri The notice appears in the classified want column of the Brodhead Times Special edition as a brief obituary notice reflecting family loss and travel.
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