Fair and hot tonight with scattered showers Sunday
Fair and hot tonight with some cloudiness and not quite so warm Sunday. Scattered local showers are possible in the north portion during the after noon period.
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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1947
Page
6
Fair and hot tonight with some cloudiness and not quite so warm Sunday. Scattered local showers are possible in the north portion during the after noon period.
The report shows yesterday's highs and lows from 2 PM with a high of 96 and low of 77. A year ago the range was 78 to 57. Barometer readings at 2 AM and 2 PM were 29.68 and 29.65 inches. The warmest U S location was Bismarck North Dakota at 105 and the coldest Seattle Washington at 50. Sunrise was 5 14 and sunset 6 51.
Augustin Zanoni del Molino of Mexico faces a county court action for failure to pay board bill within 20 days. Judge Harold J. Lam presides over the matter.
Edward Finley of Darlington pleaded guilty to leaving the scene of an accident on August 11 and was fined 10 dollars plus costs. Rex Stewart of Monroe pleaded guilty to speeding and was fined 10 dollars plus costs. Justice L A Koenig presiding.
Lois Haessel of Cross Plains and Robert Endres of New Glarus obtained marriage licenses marking the formal steps toward a wedding. The couple presented required documents for license issuance and vows are planned for a future date.
Mrs Elizabeth Phillips aged 83 died in Savannah Illinois. She was a longtime resident and is mourned by her family and friends. Funeral arrangements will be announced by the Savannah funeral home.
Mr and Mrs Gilbert J Disch of Monticello welcomed a daughter on August 22.
Names of patients and dismissals listed for St Clare Hospital including Mrs Clyde Berryman Brodhead Clarence Yaun Belleville Georgia Vannie Beloit Oscar Wamstad Blanchardville Mrs Oscar Wethall Beloit Edward Mulligan 1116 18th avenue Mrs Delbert McCrillis Beloit Duane Furrer Mrs Donald Burmeister and son Mrs Christ Klarer Mrs Robert L Thompson and son Mrs Harold Berry Wayne Richards Cec Hatfield Mrs Ernest Gemp
Orangeville residents traveled for weekend visits with Miss Carrie Musser, Mrs Minnie Leitzell, and others en route to Gateway Lodge in Grand Marais Minnesota. Local families and friends gathered for funerals and birthday observances, with notable travels by Gilbert Abraham taking F F A members to Milwaukee fair.
Edward Ramsfield, 78, was struck by a motorcycle while walking on a Blooming Grove highway and Rose McCord, 55, died after a car collision near Black Earth. Both events occurred yesterday in Dane County.
In Poplarville Mississippi crowds including many political figures and everyday voters gathered to honor Senator Theo G Bilbo. The service reflected Bilbos long political career and his broad appeal across Mississippi farmers and merchants who backed his elections.
The first district VFW and auxiliaries will hold quarterly meetings tomorrow afternoon at Turner hall with thirteen posts expected. Cecil Jones post opens with a local meeting, Laura Travers of Janesville presides, Madison’s Lucille Schoonmaker visits, and a plate luncheon chaired by Mrs. Julius Hofer concludes the sessions.
John J. Burkhard American Legion delegate left for the convention in New York City. He will not ride the special Milwaukee train with 225 Wisconsin delegates. Other trains depart from Beaver Dam Oconomowoc Racine and South Milwaukee. He expects to return on Labor Day.
Paul Marsh of Brodhead buys the registered Elm Valley Admiral Brown Swiss bull from Arbor Marsh. Fred S. Idise secretary of the Brown Swiss Cattle Breeders Association Beloit announces the transaction and names.
Miss Joan Davis joined the girls all state band for the Madison all-star high school football game. Earlier selections from Monroe include Donna Lois Olson Virginia Krauss and Patricia Knaack. John Stauffacher played in the state all-boys band at the same event.
Otto Lund of Viroqua arrives in Monroe for several days before the Labor Day opening of Green County Normal School. This marks his first year as principal at Monroe.
Charles Reeves of Rockford reported a car stolen from a 16th avenue parking space. Police soon located the vehicle after it rolled away and was corralled by Kenneth Mayer who parked it and notified authorities.
Local high school teacher Anna Iverson plans to return from Norway before the new school term in September.
At a special meeting the Argyle Rod and Gun club voted to relocate the trap from village park to the Carey hill on the George Albert farm. Two new trap houses will be built and a second trap installed to double capacity for upcoming shoots.
An official states the Belleville Pet Milk Co is concentrating on making powdered milk and no fluid milk is being sent to the Chicago market despite rumors.
Orfordville resident M J Sullivan longtime manager and field man at the Orfordville plant will retire on October 1 after 49 years and three months of service with the Borden company.
Rev. Lyndon C. Viel of Immanuel Evangelical church announces Albright Brotherhood and Ideal Workers Sunday school class picnic at Lincoln Park on Sunday August 31 at noon.
At the weekly meeting of the board of public works last evening a payroll of 579 dollars was allowed and seven permits for sidewalk construction and tree removal were granted.
Ed Mulligan of 1116 18th Avenue was rushed to St. Clare hospital by Stuessy ambulance shortly after 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon. He is listed as a medical patient.
Scientists believe the famous English Canel coal formed from millions of spores released by giant ferns in Carboniferous forests, suggesting a plant-rich origin for the fuel.
About one sixth of all U S workers are in the automotive field highlighting its large role in manufacturing and employment. The statistic underscores the sector’s impact on jobs and industry growth.
Local society notes list residents and visitors traveling for business, vacations, and family visits across towns including Beloit Monroe Janesville Madison Whitewater Brillion Milwaukee Rockford and Omaha. Persons named include Bernard Shea Andrew Munson Marguerite Hinds Raymond Moen and many others with multiple weekend gatherings and trips to state fairs all dated around recent days.
A long list notes Mr and Mrs Olaf Jensen and others visiting Monroe from De loit Freeport and more. Several trips are logged to Chicago Philadelphia Milwaukee Madison and Green Bay with family groups and wedding attendance.
Mrs. Monica Wahl and Mary along with the Wahl and Gruenfelder families enjoyed a picnic in Stewart Park Mt Horeb. Hagar and Jerry leased their Adams farm to E M Gilbertson and bought the Gilbertson home in Argyle. Erickson and Erb families planned a Yellow stoneNational Park trip with relatives Roger and Lou Ann staying with grandparents. Tommy Rice visited the Severson home while parents vacationed in Rhinelander. Albertson of Douglas North Dakota visited Carl Albertson and others Tuesday through Sunday.
Mrs Harlon Rinehardt and Miss Marie Monte co hosted a post nuptial shower for Mr and Mrs Carl Schiess Jr Friday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Herman Monte. Bingo and musical entertainment were provided. A midnight luncheon featured two nuptial decorated cakes. Attendees included numerous Monroe and surrounding area residents from Woodford Monticello New Glarus Orangeville and Monticello.
Miss Betty Jane Duerst was honored at a bridal shower at her parents home hosted by Mrs. Christina Langlie. Refreshments were served and gifts were presented. many relatives and friends attended, including Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Ayen, James Thompson family, Lloyd Butts family, and others.
Miss Maud E. Wenger hosted the Thursday bridge club meeting at the Country club. Dessert bridge honors went to Mines. Winners included J. H. Schwaiger C. E. Baumle Ralph H. Wenger and W. B. Gnagi. Guest T/Sgt Charlotte Young of the Wacs received a gift.
Mrs Delmar Zentner hosted a bridal show honoring Miss Kathryn Itten Friday evening. Attendees listed include Monticello residents and relatives while gifts delighted the honoree and the couple Miss Itten and Kenneth Hanson.
Mr and Mrs Robert Cook hosted relatives from California and Iowa for a family reunion week. Guests included Gerald Cook of Los Angeles Mable Mowell of Whittier Walter Cook of Dexter Leonard Cook Bernard Cook Earthan Frank Klarer and daughter Nancy Francis Cook and Marlyn Cook of Monroe.
Mrs C L Crago and Mr and Mrs Russell Ware visit in Red Cloud Nebraska to see Crago siblings. A family dinner plans in Cadiz for Ware’s old home with relatives returning to Nebraska. Marilyn Cook visits a Chicago friend. Local extended family attend a Thursday Monroe baseball game and several moves and visits are noted among area residents.
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