Salve Daily Record Weather Forecast for August 15 1950
Partly cloudy and warm tonight and Wednesday with scattered showers possible in the far north. Low tonight 62 to 66 and high Wednesday 85 to 90. Yesterday's high 86 and low 64. Barometer readings 29.42 at 1 am and 29.40 at 1 pm. The warmest U S city yesterday was Phoenix at 105 and the coldest Sault Ste Marie at 45. Sunrise 5 03, sunset 7 06.
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U. S
Phoenix
Ariz
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Real Estate Transfers in Monroe and Belleville
John G Babler transfers parcel It 2 block 12 Emerson and Moulton addition Monroe to Erwin Wiesenberg. Richard F Clark transfers SW corner It 2 block 7 Wheelwright addition Belleville Exeter to Leland Kuhl. G W Perrige transfers St 5 block 2 Home site add Monroe to C Albert Bidlingmaier.
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John G Babler
Erwin Wiesenberg
Emerson and Moulton
City of
Monroe
Richard F. Clark
Leland Kuhl
Wheelwright’s
Belleville
Exeter
G. W. Perrige
C. Albert Bidlingmaier
Justice Cases Prompt L A Koenig McGonigal Charge
Justice L A Koenig and John McGonigal of Browntown face operating while intoxicated charges with $50 fine and costs plus 90 days in county jail, 30 more days if payment fails, license revoked. LaVerne Brecklin of Monroe guilty of drunk and disorderly conduct with $15 and costs. Robert Van Matre of Monroe guilty of operating automobile while under the influence with $75 and costs.
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Justice L. A. Koenig
John McGonigal
Browntown
LaVerne
Brecklin
Monroe
Robert van Matre
Marriage Licenses Listed for Four Couples
Melva Janette Olson of Monroe and Cecil Harland Hatfield of Adams township. Charlotte Irene Krause and Vernon Dale Riemer, both of Brodhead. Evelyn Gladys Schuetz and Donald John Ritschard, both of Jordan township. Charlotte Ruth Stuessy of Monroe and Floyd Joseph Binninger of Belvidere Illinois.
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Melva Janette Olson
Monroe
Cecil Harland Hatfield
Adams Township
Charlotte Irene Krause
Vernon Dale Riemer
Brodhead
Evelyn Gladys Schuetz
Donald John Ritschard
Jordan Township
Charlotte Ruth Stuessy
Floyd Joseph Binninger
Belvidere
Ill
Deaths Listing Prompts Local Obituary Notes
Edward M. Stauffacher 76 of 2103 1th avenue Randy Severson 5 Blanchard ville Alva Smith 56 Duluth Minn are noted in a local death notice with ages and residences.
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Edward M. Stauffacher
Lth Avenue
Randy Severson
Blanchardville
Alva Smith
Duluth
Hospital Accident and Dismissals List Names
St. Clare Hospital reports accident patients Mrs Julius Hart wig Jr route 5 and Mrs Wilhelmina Sacker route 1. Brodhead lists Henry Kolb Jr route 4. Surgical patient Theresa McNamara Janesville. Dismissals include Gerald Condon William C Rasmussen Richard Yuan Mrs Martha Huffman Mae Quinn Kendall infant son and Mrs George Holliman.
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Julius Hartwig Jr
Wilhelmina Sacker
Brodhead
Henry Kolb Jr
Theresa McNamara
Janesville
Gerald Condon
William C. Rasmussen
Richard Yuan
Martha Huffman
Mae Quinn
Kendall
George Holliman
Swiss visitors Jacob Aeberli and family to visit Monroe
Mr and Mrs Jacob Aeberli from Zurich arrive in Monroe to visit his uncle John Aeberli. They stay three days then travel to St Louis and Kansas City. John Aeberli arrived in America in 1913 and recently moved among several towns before settling in Monroe. He has run the Monroe Cheese and Sausage shop for three months during John Kaufman’s absence. Kaufman returns Sept 1 from Switzerland.
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Jacob Aeberli
Zurich
Switzerland
Monroe
John Aeberli
St. Louis
Kansas City
America
Warren
Centerville
Miss
Gratiot
City Hotel
John Kaufman
Kaufman
Engineers Gather Here Second Time
Members of the southwest chapter of the state professional engineers society met at Monroe Country club for the second time in two years. Rodney Kittleson spoke on communism, golf in the afternoon yielded low scores, cheese prizes, and a vocal quartet drew applause as Mayor Buehler welcomed them home.
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State Professional Engineers Society
Monroe Country Club
Rodney Oo
Kittleson
Green County
Kittlesen
E. J. Kallebang
Madison
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
State Engineering Society
Willard S. Cottingham
Z. A. Gorder
Monroe
Paul J. Weirich
John A. Becker
Brooks J. Dunwiddie
H. E. Worth
Paige Johnson
Earl Kruege
H. M. Kingsbury
Cay
Gorder
Cottingham
Alan Prisk
Jack Andereck
Ben Blaser
Rudolf Maurer
Frank A. Bueh
Gnagis Return From South America
Dr and Mrs W B Gnagi return from a five week trip to Lima Peru and Panama with a stop in Miami on the homeward leg They attended a meeting of the International College of Surgeons in Buenos Aires Aug 14 Dr Gnagi a 1945 fellow presented a paper on Indications for Surgery in the Treatment of Duodenal Ulcers in the Argentine capital.
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W. B. Gnagi
Genos Aires
International College of Surgeons
Miami
Fla
Lima
Peru
Panama
Gnagi
Argentina
Activities for Older Groups Set at Center
Plans for card games and tournaments for older adults at the community center south of the armory were announced by city recreation director L. L. Kitchen. The program aims to include more age groups beyond youths. Doris Ann Tschudy will chair a youth council sign committee reviewing center sign sketches Thursday. Robert Hahn joined youths for a study of lettering and sign techniques.
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L. L. Kitchen
Youth Council
Doris Ann Tschudy
Robert Hahn
Residents and visitors listed in Monroe social notes
Personal mentions show Mrs O J Ortmayer from Madison and Fred J Karlen Jr of Winslow visiting Monroe. Several locals and guests from diverse towns including St Louis Pecatonica Rockford Madison and Beloit called or stayed in Monroe with trips spanning Wisconsin Illinois and Canada.
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O. J. Ortmayer
Madison
Fred J. Karlen Jr
Winslow
Monroe
O. H. Koessler
St. Louis
Henry Walter
Brodhead
Charles Larson
Browntown
Robert Abbot
Pecatonica
LaVerne Anderson
Rockford
Walter Cherry
Shullsburg
John McHugh
Darlington
City
Carl Schulze
Park Ridge
Til
John Rosenbaum
Beloit
S. F. Schroder
Elmhurst
John Geigel
F. F. Hartwig
W. D. Clayton
J. W. Fox
Chicago
Marie Winger
Yvonne Metz
Wisconsin
Harold Baker
Racine
Burr Phillip
University of Wisconsin
St. Andrew’s Parsonage
Sunny
Messrs
Mmes
Harold Ely
Donald
John Pozorski
Manitowoc
Lloyd Station
Clara E. Sissons
New Glarus
Nellie Dye
John E. MacMartin
Frank MacMartin
Chicao
Thursay
Frances Savoy
Janesville
Badger
Albert Pagel
Eileen
Delavan
Alvie Pagels
Clarence Aebly
Orangeville
James Holcomb
Paul Franke
MacFarland
Pickups Along The News Beats
A Wisconsin automobile factory district manager visited the city on business in a factory car attracting attention to a vehicle in use yesterday.
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Wisconsin
Germann Humbel Bay Coal Business Sale Noted
Lamboley announces sale of the coal and fuel delivery business to Samuel F. Humbel and Harris F. Germann and retention of offices at 15th avenue and 12th street. The new owners may add fuel oil. Lamboley keeps railway car ice service and office in the same building. other sales include the lumber business to Bruni-Miller Co. and North Side cheese factory building to Hodgson and Lamboley Partnership.
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Lamboley Coal and Ice Co
Samuel F. Humbel
Harris F. Germann
Leland L. Lamboley
15Th Avenue
12Th Street
Lamboley
Gratiot
Hollandale
Argyle
McConnell, Il
Bruni-Miller Co
Sherman G. Hodgson
North Side
Joseph Ackerman
Germann
Humbel
Pilgrims Pack Small Town For Marian Event
Crowds spanning both car and rail travelers fill a 1000 resident town for a religious gathering despite Bishop Treacy s pronouncement against such services. Police man traffic on two roads while stands offer food and religious items as attendees sleep in cars and tents.
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Treacy
Tommy Veech Fires 68 in State Tourney
Tommy Veech shot a three under par 68 to lead the second round of the Wisconsin Open at North Hills Country Club in Milwaukee. He has a 36 hole total of 138, five strokes ahead of amateur Steve Caravello of Madison who sits at 143 after rounds of 73 and 70.
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Milwaukee
Tommy Veech
North Hills Country Club
Steve Caravello
Madison
Alva Smith Dies On Western Trip
Alva Smith 56 of Duluth Minnesota father of Mrs Rolland Steindorf route 1 Albany died suddenly Saturday on a vacation trip to Yellowstone National Park. He was stricken after lunch with his wife and son Lyle. Funeral services for the World War I veteran will be held in Duluth tomorrow. Mrs Steindorf and the sons and War ren Smith 11 remain in Albany to return home. He leaves his wife a daughter five sons his mother at Rice Lake and two grandsons.
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Albany
Alva Smith
Duluth
Minn
Rolland Steindorf
Yellowstone National Park
Lyle
Steindorf
Warren Smith
Mr. Smith
Rice Lake
New York Mayor William O Dwyer Named Mexico Ambassador
The White House announced President Truman will nominate Mayor William O Dwyer of New York City as ambassador to Mexico. The nomination will be sent to the Senate around September 1. O Dwyer, 60, would succeed Walter Thurston, 56, with Thurston slated for a new top level role. O Dwyer declined to comment after meeting with the president.
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Washington
White House
Truman
William O’dwyer
New York City
Ambassdor
Mexico
Charles G. Ross
Senate
O’dwyer
Walter Thurston
Ross
Thurston
Thomson claims funds hidden by Wisconsin Democrats
Vernon Thomson accuses Democrats of concealing nearly 100000 dollars in campaign funds over ten months and alleges unreported receipts including 50800 or more from the 1949 Jefferson Jackson dinner and 1950 dinner evading the corrupt practices act. Democratic challenger Greene calls the charges baseless. Schmitt renews debate bid on open primary and act. Fairchild touts Social Security as party strength.
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Associated Press
Vernon Thomson
Wisconsin
Thomson
Lake Mills
Charles P. Greene
Greene
Democratic National Committee
Len Schmitt
Merrill
Walter Kohler Jr
Schmitt
Milwaukee
Thomas E. Fairchild
U. S. Senate
Lozier Family to Visit Illinois and California Relatives
Mr and Mrs Horace Lozier and daughter Martha from Glen Ellyn Illinois and Mr and Mrs Ludlow Lozier from San Francisco are expected tomorrow to visit Mrs Willis Ludlow and Mr and Mrs Rolland Etter at their homes.
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California
Horace Lozier
Martha
Glen Ellyn
Ludlow Lozier
San Francisco
Willis Ludlow
Rolland Etter
Mrs Ralph Hare Admitted to Madison General Hospital
Mrs. Ralph Hare of route 4 was admitted to Madison General Hospital for observation.
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Ralph Hare
Madison General Hospital
Koenig Buys Frank Feldt Home in Los Angeles
L. A. Koenig a Monroe attorney purchased the Frank Feldt residence at 711 16th avenue with possession set for October 1. The Koenig family now resides at the Gorham residence, 2125 10th Street.
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Frank Feldt
Booths Welcome Son Timothy In Stoughton
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip G Booths of Stoughton announce the birth of a son Timothy born yesterday in a Stoughton hospital The couple also has a three year old son Richard They recently moved from Centuria Wisconsin to Stoughton where Mr Booth has become high school principal Mrs Max Booth 1027 13th avenue is the grandfather.
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P. G. Booths
Phillip G. Booth
Stoughton
Timothy
Stoughton Hospital
Booths
Richard
Centuria
Wis
Booth
Max Booth
13Th Avenue
Air Force men on leave from San Antonio bound for Biloxi
Pfc. George W. Engles and Pfc. Richard Bruny of Monroe are home on a week’s leave en route from San Antonio to Keesler Air Force Base Biloxi Mississippi. Engles is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Engles and Bruny is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Bruny.
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George W. Engles
Richard Bruny
Monroe
Air Force
San Antonio
Tex
Keesler Air Force Base
Biloxi
Engles
Wesley Engles
Bruny
Sam Brunys
Wary Florida Eyes Hurricane Sweep Across Atlantic
The season’s first tropical hurricane moved northwest in the Atlantic with 90 to 95 mph winds at its center. The storm intensified after developing hurricane force winds yesterday and slowed its forward motion overnight.
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Florida
Miami
Atlantic
Navy clarifies deferment rules for reservists and appeals
The navy states that individuals may appeal a deferment denial after reporting for duty. Initial deferments are limited to six months. Aug 3 categories allow deferments for reservists in education, professional graduate study, or defense related research, plus hardship, or essential civilian occupations.
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Navy
Defense Department
Albany Boy Breaks Arm Again In Short Span
Albany special report James Webb son of Mrs George Stiffler broke his right arm last evening marking a second break in under three months.
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Albany
James Webb
George Stiffler
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