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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1947

Page

7

Most County School Teachers Are Hired

Most county rural schools have hired teachers with Meadow Brook in Adams township awaiting a decision and Oak Corners near Albany possibly closing. Browntown state graded school appoints Roy Lewis as principal and Florence Larson as teacher while Juda state graded hiring remains pending.

Green County Meadow Brook Adams Township Oak Corners Albany Roy Lewis Browntown Florence Larson

Poland Allows Peasants to Pay Land Taxes in Produce

Warsaw authorities approve a council of ministers order letting small farmers settle land taxes with agricultural produce. The measure aims to aid rural recovery and ease cash burdens for peasants.

Poland Warsaw Council of Ministers

Red Arrow Division To Meet at Saginaw

The 32nd Infantry Division veterans will hold their 1947 national convention in Saginaw Michigan from August 30 to September 1. Major General William H. Gill, former commander of the Red Arrow division, will be the principal speaker. The unit, with roots in Michigan and Wisconsin, logged extensive combat in World War II and led early American offensives in World War I.

Washington Veterans of Wisconsin National Guard 32Nd Infantry Division Saginaw Mich War Department William H. Gill Red Arrow Japan 32Nd National Guard Michigan Wisconsin Germany

U.S. Zone in Germany Faces Wave of Illegal Immigrants

Berlin reports the American military government says the U S occupation zone is overwhelmed by illegal German entrants from the Russian zone. In two weeks German police in Hesse arrested 6011 refugees for illegal entry but overcrowded jails and overtaxed courts led to three quarters being returned without penalties. AMG officials noted about one refugee in ten fled the Russian zone to avoid uranium mine work.

Berlin United States Occupation AMG Hesse Rotenburg

U S Relief Plan for Austria Moves Forward

The State Department announced 43 million dollars in American relief for Austria as part of a 332 million program. About 1,000,000 tons of supplies are planned for shipment through September under supervision of the American mission per the June 25 Austrian agreement. Previously shipped 102,486 long tons of wheat and cereals. The note mentions no Russia dispute reference. Hudson New York noted as Major General Worth's home and a former whaling port.

Washington Austria State Department Russia Hudson New York William Jenkins Worth Monterey

Ocean Coverage Remains Vast on Earth’s Surface

Oceans cover nearly three fourths of the planet, forming the dominant global feature. Their vast expanse shapes climate, weather patterns, and life, sustaining marine ecosystems and supporting human activities along coasts and shores.

Earth

Juda News From Mrs F N Miller Basin Community Notes

Arthur Carter sustained a broken arm after tripping while playing ball. Evangelical W M S met with Mrs. Joseph Jones. Miss Elda Schadewald and Mrs. Jake Jones led. Fire dept answered a weed fire north of Juda. Royal Neighbor camps from Juda Albany honored Bell camp’s fiftieth anniversary. Attendees visited relatives in Beloit Milwaukee and Madison. Green county 4 H F F A members attend youth encampment at the state fair. Ir a Armstrong stayed with son Lester Armstrong in Beloit. Family reunions and trips to Canton Illinois noted. several residents listed as visiting or hosting relatives.

Arthur Carter Russell Carter Joseph Jones Elda Schadewald Jake Jones Leland Skattum Hazel Scease Monroe Ivan Boyer Beloit Clarence Paul Chicago N. H. Durst Wilmer Coates Ringling Brothers Freeport Juda Volunteer Fire Department Juda Albany Bell Camp Brodhead Lillian Adleman Donna South Wayne The Evangelical Church Joe Jones Evangelical Youth Fellowship Riverside Park Janesville Herman Wild Grand Sally Ann James Argue Madison Ira Armstrong Lester Armstrong Oscar Moldenhauer Scarbrough Winter Haven Fla Nettie Andereck Moldenhauer Recreation Park Margaret Anderegg Ruth Ellen Stuckey Milwaukee Ivan Andrews James Keen Russell Miller Green County

Local Family Gatherings Share News and Visit Points

Frank E Matzke and Ed Hartwig hosts for Sunday dinner. Warren family reunion attended by Peterson and Clifton Peterson families at Madison. Vivian Johnson visits Chicago to see Patton Bronson and Bronson families from Beloit. Ervin Matzke reports grave accident involving his father Arthur Matzke and Orville Zabel from Western Nebraska.

Frank FE. Matzke Ed Hartwig Leroy Peterson Clifton Peterson Warren Madison Vivian Johnson Chicago Charles Patton Lyle H. Bronson Betty Claude Lawrence Bronson Beloit Bagley-Miller Ervin Matzke Arthur Matzke Orville Zabel Western Neb

Purpure Purple Heraldry Color Tied to Royal Rank

In heraldic symbolism purpure represents royalty and noble rank. The color signifies sovereignty and high status across historical coats of arms and ceremonial emblems. Royal families and aristocratic heraldry often employ purpure to denote dignity and prestige.

Acting Bishop Richardson Stricken by Stroke

Acting Bishop Ernest C. Richardson aged 73 in Wisconsin suffered a stroke after entering Philadelphia Methodist Hospital on August 9. He remains partially paralyzed in his mouth tongue and right arm, said secretary Kathryn Fincher who added he is getting along as well as could be expected.

Madison Ernest C. Richardson Wisconsin Methodist Church Kathryn Fincher Richardson Philadelphia Methodist Hospital

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