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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1946
Page
6
Partly cloudy and cooler tonight. Thursday forecasts show a second fair and unseasonably warm day. High near 81 and low around 59. Yesterday 2 p.m. highest 81. Warmest U S day yesterday Yuma Arizona 109, coldest Columbus Ohio 47. Almanac August 8 146 sunrise 5 20 sunset 6 41.
Arthur A. Kubly of Monroe route 4 received a drunken driving judgment with a $60 fine and costs. His driver license was revoked, but an occupational license was granted.
Justice reports Wilfred E Nyborg of Argyle Route 1 convicted on drunken driving charges. He is fined $100 and costs, given 30 days hard labor in the county jail, and his driver license is revoked.
Miss Winifred Starr, 54, of Rice Lake Wisconsin, died at home after a brief illness. Survived by several siblings and friends. Funeral arrangements are pending with local funeral home.
St Clare Hospital lists Mr and Mrs John Krebs Browntown route 1 have a daughter born Aug 27. Other entries note accident victims Mrs Vivian E Davis 27 17th Avenue and Mrs Albert White Darlington. Surgical: Mrs Otto Widmer Monroe route 4. Dismissals include Mrs Dan Stauffach er Roger Stephen Mrs Donald Goodman and son Mrs Lee Riese and Ruth Bolliger.
The third Cub Scout parent meeting, to acquaint families with the program, is moved to Wednesday September 4 at the Knights of Pythias hall. Glenn S. Garvin will lead a den mother and den chief selection, a movie and discussion. Lt. Richard Schoonover, army veteran, arrived in San Francisco and will discharge from Ft. Sheridan in four to five days. he told his parents Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Schoonover of Monroe.
The Rev D Andrew Howey of the Universalist church officiated at funeral services held at 2 p m at Shriner Neushwander funeral home for Mrs Edward Bayrhoffer with burial in Greenwood Cemetery. Attendees included Rettler Henry M Elmer Fred Bolender Monroe and Glen King of Freeport. Nebraska 1946 wheat harvest estimated at 86 602 000 bushels, a new record.
Funeral services for Lee F. Germann set for 1 30 PM Friday at Shriner Neushwander funeral home. Germann born Monroe June 14 1882 son of Gottlieb and Sarah Germann. He was a mechanic and noted bass player with several Monroe bands and served in the home guard during WWI. Survived by wife Barbara and ten children, plus siblings and grandchildren.
Funeral services for Miss Winifred Starr 54 who died Tuesday at Rice Lake hospital will be held at 3 15 Friday at Shriner Neushwander funeral home. Rev A R Felts will officiate. Burial is in West Clarno cemetery. She was born April 1 1892 in Knuckles county Nebraska and lived in Clarno Evansville Haugen Rice Lake. Survivors include five sisters Mrs Homer Mays Mrs Hurt Reed Mrs Walter Meinert Mrs Alma Cooley and Mrs Elsie Heffner and two brothers George and Grover both of Rice Lake. Her parents and two sisters preceded her.
At 1:15 a m two Monroe residents were injured when William G Tollefson and Phillip Carroll collided at 11th Street and 20th Avenue. Mrs Vivian Davis suffered possible rib fractures and Horace A Tollefson had leg lacerations. Davis was taken to St Clare hospital for X rays. The force of the crash sent Carrolls car up an embankment in front of the Robert Marty residence. Residents John Van Houten and family were present at the scene.
Niles area personal notices list residents and visitors including Miss Flossie Fuchs at Maid Rite and Mrs. George Schultz from Warren. Names tracked include Ernest Waeffler in Cheung DC on business, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Davis from Brodhead in Monroe, and Barbara Purdue visiting Freeport relatives.
Local residents and visitors from Argyle Beloit Monroe and surrounding towns fill Monroe with calls shopping and travel notes. Residents such as Mrs Elmer Olson Miss Donna O Rourke and many others are listed with visits to Madison Platteville Three Lakes Detroit and Bear Lake while trips to Yellowstone Grand Canyon and Rocky areas are noted.
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