Daily Record weather snapshot for three days
Fair and unseasonably cool today tonight and Friday with a high near 67 and a low around 43. Temperature comparisons show a year ago high 84 low 62. Barometer 29.75 this morning and 28.80 at 2 PM. Warmest US city yesterday was Yuma Arizona at 107 while Duluth Minnesota was coldest at 45. Almanac note lists sunrise at 5 20 and sunset at 6 41 in August 1946.
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U. S
Yuma
Ariz
Duluth
Minn
Real Estate Transfers In Wisconsin Towns
Walter J. Matzke and others transfer lots 2 and 3 and parcel lot 1 in Juda to Esther L. Larson. David Wittmer adds. J Fred Legier sells outlot 157 Assessor plat in New Glarus to Anton I. Ott. Glenn F. Stauffacher sells parcel lots 6 and 8 block 37 in Brodhead to Charles L. Wheeler. Katherina Legier and others transfer land in Exeter township to Edward Donaldson McQuillin. Archie F. Bennett transfers It 2 bik 8 west side add Brooklyn to Alfred H. Hendrickson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter J. Matzke
Esther L. Larson
David Wittmer
Juda
J. Fred Legier
Anton I. Ott
New Glarus
Glenn F. Stauffacher
Charles L. Wheeler
Brodhead
Katherina Legier
Edward Donaldson McQuillin
Exeter Township
Archie F. Bennett
Alfred H
Marriage Licenses for Chicago and Monroe Pairings
Claude F. Layton of Chicago wed Marian E. Rhyner of Monroe. Frank B. Boeck Jr. of Monroe married Alice Bird of Monroe. Harold J. Shonts of Monroe married Delva J. Butts of Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude F. Layton
Chicago
Marian E. Rhyner
Monroe
Frank B. Boeck Jr
Alice Bird
Harold J. Shonts
Delva J. Butts
Births at St. Clare Hospital List Newborns on Aug 28
Mr and Mrs William Thayer Freeport announce a son. Mr and Mrs Donald Jones Albany announce a daughter. Mr and Mrs Perry Jones Albany announce a son. Mr and Mrs Frances Doherty Brooklyn announce a daughter. Mr and Mrs Roger Christensen Brodhead announce a daughter. All births dated Aug 28.
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St. Clare Hospital
William Thayer
Freeport
Donald Jones
Albany
Perry Jones
Frances Doherty
Brooklyn
Roger Christensen
Brodhead
Local Names Listed Across Medical and Accident Notices
Surgical Muriel Aemenda Dar lington Medical Mrs Leonard Brown Gratiot Mrs DeLyle Mahlbuch Albany Jesse Allen Madison Accident Robert Grossen Belleville Demissions Mrs Sam Ubert Ralph Howell Mrs Emil Goecks and son Mrs Wilbur Klemm Mrs Joe Olmstead and son Mrs Karl Freitag and son Gordon Henning Henry Dettwiler and Leland Jordan
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Muriel Aemenda
Darlington
Leonard Brown
Gratiot
DeLyle Mahlbuch
Albany
Jesse Allen
Madison
Robert Grossen
Belleville
Sam Ubert
Ralph Howell
Emil Goecks
Wilbur Klemm
Joe Olmstead
Karl Freitag
Gordon Henning
Henry Dettwiler
Leland Jordan
Shower for Mrs Kramer Marks Thirty Neighbors Attends
Thirty Royal Neighbors attended a shower for Mrs Robert Kramer last evening. Cards in 500 awarded honors to Mrs Elizabeth Pickett high and to Mrs George Scharlow and Mrs Ida Smith in other games. Refreshments were provided by hostesses Mrs Elizabeth Maurer Miss Alice Cunningham and Mrs Clark Kieckner. The couple received gifts as Mrs Beckman and Ben Beckman celebrate their silver anniversary.
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Kramer
Robert Kramer
Elizabeth Pickett
George Scharlow
Ida Smith
Elizabeth Maurer
Alice Cunningham
Clark Kieckner
Engagement of Margaret Kundert to Lt Commander Earl Kelly
Mr and Mrs William Kundert of Winslow announce the engagement of their daughter Margaret to Lt Cmdr Earl V Kelly son of James Kelly of Dubuque.
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William Kundert
Winslow
Margaret
Earl V. Kelly
James Kelly
Dubuque
Liquor and Beer Taxes Rise While Cigarette and Gas Tax Fall
State Treasurer John Smith reported July liquor tax receipts rose to 774 061 from 431 361 in June and malt beverage returns climbed to 296 064 from 202 919. Gasoline taxes totaled 2 469 794 in July versus 2 721 292 in June while cigarette returns declined to 529 472 from 556 028. The general cash fund balance dropped from 17 981 682 on July 1 to 13 977 776 on Aug 1 due to July disbursements of 12 369 890 against receipts of 8 365 974.
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Madison
Wisconsin
John Smith
Smith
Want Ad Purchases Bring Heavy Labor for Low Pay
A brief item notes that purchasing a want ad leads to much work for little money, reflecting the costs and effort involved in placing small classified notices.
Tension Rises as Greeks Near Vote in Athens
The Soviet ambassador announced the Greek charge d affaires would be First Secretary G. Tchernassey ahead of Moscow's call. Rodionov said departure to Moscow was a mission as Greece prepares for a plebiscite on King George II's exile return amid Balkan tensions.
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Athens
Adm
K. K. Rodionov
Greece
G. Tchernassey
Rodionov
Moscow
Oes
Stephanos Stephanopoulos
Stephanopoulos
United States
Lincoln MacVeagh
MacVeagh
Isador Cankar
Cankar
Russia
Balkans
George II
London
Green Bay OPA Absorbed by Milwaukee Office
Milwaukee district OPA will direct OPA activities statewide after Sept. 30. Green Bay office closes, northern half returns to Milwaukee jurisdiction. Twelve price control boards in Milwaukee and nine in Green Bay to close. Milwaukee offices listed. Green Bay staff may transfer to Milwaukee and other districts.
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Green Bay
OPA
Milwaukee
Milwaukee District
H. L. Ebling
Ebling
Alma
Black River Falls
Prairie du Chien
Berlin
Manston
Baraboo
Dodgeville
Darlington
West Bend
Elkhorn
Sparta
Board No. 5
Funeral for M E Baltzer Held at Shriner Neush Wander
Rev Alvin C Rabehl officiated the funeral at 1 30 PM at Shriner Neush Wander funeral home for M E Baltzer. Burial followed in Greenwood cemetery. Pallbearers included Will E Trukenbrod Ben Holsapple E O Evans Clarence Day Henry Burgy and G Fred Klassy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M .E. Baltzer
Alvin C. Rabehl
Shriner-Neushwander
M. E. Baltzer
Greenwood Cemetery
Will E. Trukenbrod
Ben Holsapple
E. O. Evans
Clarence Day
Henry Burgy
G. Fred Klassy
New Glarus
Mrs Elizabeth Trachsel Rites Held at Shriner Neush Wander
Last rites were held at 3 15 this afternoon at Shriner Neush wander funeral home for Mrs Elizabeth Trachsel with Rev Alvin C Rabehl officiating. Interment was in Greenwood cemetery. Pallbearers were Walter Schar Madison Glen and Harvey Stauffacher Will E Wenger Frank Fritsch and Henry Kundert.
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Shriner-Neushwander
Elizabeth Trachsel
Alvin C. Rabehl
Greenwood Cemetery
Walter Schar
Madison
Glen
Harvey Stauffacher
Will E. Wenger
Frank Fritsch
Henry Kundert
Personal Mentions From Around Madison and Beyond
A long column lists daily visitors and travelers. Names include Joann Davis, L Schindler, Chester Becker, Oscar Olson, Ted Schmeichin, Lee Hoxie, Jacob Wiltfang, Charles Krueger, Anna Zinck, Don Lovelace, James Galway, Mattie Thurston, Clarence Flannery, Lloyd Morris, Ben Blair, J A VanWagenen, Orville Galway, Carl Wyssbrod, Ruth Chambers, C. L. Chambers, Loletta Roderick, Lowell Roderick, Emma Pinnow, Gilbert Ward, Peter Dannerbeck, Ellen Gustafson, C Bonte, Lyman Weaver, Norman Wallin, Horace Tollefson, W M Balch, Dora Metz, Millie Wilson, Maud Monroe, Mollie Kiefson, and L H Andrews among many others visiting or traveling in Madison, Monroe, Platteville, Beloit, Green Bay, Sauk City, Janesville, Chicago, and Windsor areas.
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Niles
Joann Davis
Madison
A L. Schindler
Chester Becker
Chicago
John Vogel
Clarno
Oscar Olson
McConnell
Ted Schmeichin
Lee Hoxie
Jacob L. Wiltfang
Milwaukee
Charles Krueger
Darlington
Monroe
Anna Zinck
LaVerne Siinde
Don Lovelace and Sons
Blanchard
James Galway
Winslow
Lake Way
Mattie Thurston
Clarence Flannery
Argyle
Lioyd Morris
Platteville
Ottawa
Ben Blair
SB Blair
J A. VanWagenen
Sauk City
Louis Eley
Orville Galway
Carl Wyssbrod
Ruth Chambers
Waterloo
C. L. Chambers
Roy Roderick
Loletta
Lowell
Emma Pinnow
Brodhead
Gilbert Ward
Jerry
Beloit
Hare Walters
Phyll
Paul Dannerbeck
Peter
Janesville
George Ryan
Ellen M. Gustafson
Ironwood
Mich
Edwin Gustafson
C. Bonte
Lyman Weaver
Moline
Louis Goethals
Ludlow Kol i
Norman Wallin
Sam Boss
Dixon, DL
Wallin
W. M. Balch
Dora Metz
Baldwin
Kas
Millie Wilson
Maud Monroe
L. A. Moore
Horace Tollefson
Ann Arbor
Mollie B. Kiefson
Dodgeville
Tollefson
L. H. Andrews
Green Bay
Werner Blum Sr
A. H. Andrews
South Wayne
Local residents visit relatives and attend events in multiple towns
The column lists Mr and Mrs Wilbert Striker in Warren and numerous others visiting friends and relatives in Freeport Madison Rockford Monticello Argyle Darlington South Wayne Minneapolis Oakland Harpers Ferry Orangeville and Dodgeville. One funeral note and army air base transfer are mentioned.
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Wilbert Striker
Warren
C. H. Allison
Freeport
May Johnson
Linnea
Lait
Helen Maurer
Alice Cunningham
Madison
Edward Lahr
Marvin Hartwig
Raymond Watkins
Argyle
Rockford
Selma Drake
Arthur Drake
Marian Herfel
Judith Ann Daly
Joyce Prisk
Monticello
Betty Crotty
South Wayne
Anna Mae Crotty
Martin Geigel
Jacob Rupp
Clifford Stark
Norma Jean
Kenneth
Noah Gibson
Harpers Ferry
Clayton Emrick
Orangeville
Michael Dahler
John
Darlington
Warner
Dodgeville
Walter
Mineral Point
Dorothy Zimmerman
Ernest Zimmerman
Eva Love
Oakland
Calif
Edward Rufer
Kate Hausman
Minneapolis
Ernest N. Churchill
Postville
Darius Orr
William
Ronald Blankenhorn
Otto Blankenhorn
Herman Broge
Marvin Anderson
P. J. Connors
Stockton
New Hampshire
Stephen Connors
West Coast
Mrs Albert Wick of Near Darlington Dies
Mrs Albert Wick 53 of a farm northeast of Darlington died Wednesday in St Clare hospital after a period of illness. Funeral services are set for Saturday at Steil Funeral Home then Holy Rosary Church with burial in the church cemetery. Survived by husband five daughters one son and a niece.
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Darlington
Albert Wick
St. Clare Hospital
Steil
Civilian Deaths From British Air Raids 1940–45 Surpass Sixty Thousand
A historical note states that more than 60,000 British civilians were killed by air raids between March 1940 and March 1945. It also mentions Bolivia as the fifth largest country in South America.
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Bolivia
South America
Bull Spring Valley Roamer Sold to Beaver Dam Buyer
Brown Swiss breeder Paragraphs Sells Bull Jobin Logfold has sold the bull Spring Valley Roamer to E Elser of Beaver Dam.
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E. Elser
Beaver Dam
Local Soldier Rodney C. Losberger Released From Army
Rodney C. Losberger of 2028 17th avenue is among men released from the army at Ft. Sheridan. He served in the air corps during his months in service and is the son of Ernest Losberger of Monroe and Mrs. Jack Johnson of San Francisco.
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Rodney C. Losberger
17Th Avenue
Ft. Sheridan
Losberger
Air Corps
Ernest Losberger
Monroe
Jack Johnson
San Francisco
First National Bank Building Floor Remodeled for Law Firm
The second floor is being remodeled and redecorated. Peterson & Kittelsen lease the entire floor with sublets to Production Credit Association and Harry C. Young. The space will include reception rooms private offices and a vault. Completion is expected in two weeks with third floor use temporarily.
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First National Bank
Peterson & Kittelsen
Production Credit Association
Harry C. Young
Delegates Return From Green Lake Conference
Delegates from St. John's Evangelical and Reformed Church have returned from the Green Lake church conference. They include Mrs Edna Leiser Florence Warteneiler Anna Roth Rose Zuercher Barbara Schulz Joan Voelkli Carla Mueller Marianne Speich. Rev. and Mrs. Paul C Kehle and daughter Anna will return Friday.
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St. John’s Evangelical and Reformed Church
Green Lake Church
Edna Leiser
Florence Wartenweiler
Anna Roth
Rose Zuercher
Barbara Schulz
Joan Voelkli
Carla Mueller
Marianne Speich
Paul C. Kehle
Miss Anna
Boy Hurt Falling Through Hay Chute at Farm Home
Four year old Robert Grossen, son of Mr and Mrs Robert Grossen of Belleville, sustained minor injuries when he fell through a hay chute at the Grossen farm home around 5 30 p m Wednesday. X rays were to be taken this afternoon to check for possible fractures.
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Robert Grossen
Belleville
Grossen Farm
Kiwanis Club At Monroe Hears Veterans Office Brief
Kiwanis meeting at the Monroe hotel heard Theodore J. Burgy county service officer give a resume of the veterans service office. The session adjourned to attend the funeral of Maurice E. Baltzer an honorary member and charter member of Monroe Kiwanis who recently received a 25 year certificate from Kiwanis International.
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Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club
Monroe Hotel
Theodore J. Burgy
Veterans Service Office
Maurice E. Baltzer
Baltzer
Monroe Kiwanis
Kiwanis International
Highway Crash Kills 2 Near Waukesha
Two people died and seven were injured in a highway collision on Highway 59 three miles east of Waukesha. Victims named were Gerald Wright 16 a Waukesha High School football player and Frank Skoviak 61 of Waukesee Lake. The wreck happened at an intersection.
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Waukesha
Highway 59
Here
Gerald Wright
Frank Skoviak
Waukesee Lake
Well dressed man pickets shop with pants lost claim
A neatly dressed man picketed a Medford cleaning establishment for three hours yesterday carrying a sign that reads This store lost my best pants This can happen to you The sign accuses the store of mishandling his trousers and serves as a local shopper caution.
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Britches Beef
Medford
Mass
Elmer Dairy Herd Records Show Major Gains and Family Involvement
Ralph T. Elmer helps keep tests going during a milk testing labor shortage in 1943. He later builds a top Green County herd with standout cows like Elmer Brook Jewel Ormsby Triune and Elmer Brook Elaine Inka Piebe, totaling record milk and butterfat yields across generations.
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Ralph T. Elmer
Army
Elmer
Ralph
Waukesha
Julian Smith
New York
Watertown
Ormsby
Windsor
Baltz Hoesly
Green County
Rago Elmer
Elmer Brook Jewel Ormsby
Elmer Brook Flossie
Jewel
Elmer Brook Prince Design
Monroe
Elmer Herd
Elmer Brook
Elaine Inka Piebe
Queen Inka
FASTRETH PROMOTES FIRMER DENTURE COMFORT FOR USERS
Advert describes FASTRETH powder that helps wearers speak laugh and sneeze without worrying about false teeth slipping or wobbling. Claims provide firmer plates and comfort with no bad taste or sensation. Available at drugstores under FASTRETH name.
Elmer Brook Farm Keeps Family Legacy Alive
A fragment notes a father and a son poised to carry on the Elmer Brook farm, suggesting a planned family succession and continuation of farm work beyond the current generation.
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Elmer Brook Farm
Decontrol Board Chairman Defends Authority Over Ceilings
Roy L Thompson chairman of the decontrol board telephoned a statement from New Orleans to Washington asserting the board retains sole authority over the now suspended ceilings. Porter had said in New York he would insist on a return to controls due to feared price misalignment. Thompson said the board has no official spokesman aside from its three members and others’ statements are mere suppositions.
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Ben “Beckman
15Th Avenue
Akron
Lee Germann
Fred Lanz Howe. CO
General Electric
Leisure Coats
Zelaned
Poplin
Reliance
Yankshire
Nroe, Wik
Worthington
Worthington Globe
Morningside Grocery
Harvey S. Stauffacher
White Block
Orla
J. Tracy
J. C. Penney Co., Inc
16Th Ave