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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1946
Page
6
Partly cloudy tonight and Sunday with scattered light showers in the northwest area early tonight and in the south and east portions late tonight. Coolerton and Sunday. Considerably Sunday night. Strong northerly winds tonight and Sunday.
A dated weather summary noting a 2 m. reading with high 77 and low 52, values from a year ago of high 89 and low 70, barometer at 29.60 at 2 am and 29.25 at 2 pm, warmest spot Yuma Arizona at 106 and coldest Rapid City Mich at 40, sunrise 5 22 and sunset 6 38.
Claire Ehinger and others transfer parcel 8 bik 4 in New Glarus to Fred H. Marty. The action transfers ownership of the described property under local real estate transfer records.
Mr and Mrs Bernell Moen of Argyle welcomed a son. Mr and Mrs Garland Schul of 1922 11th Avenue had a son. Mr and Mrs Foster of 1811 13th Avenue welcomed a daughter. Mr and Mrs Howar Glendin ning of Shullsburg welcomed a son born August 31.
Surgical and medical patient names and addresses listed by facility or surgeon. Dismissals include several named individuals and family members, with street addresses and towns noted for identification. The fragment reads like a registry of patients and recent dismissals from a hospital or clinic.
Miss Faith Arlene Pinnow became the bride of Wayne Edgar Maddix in a double ring ceremony at the bride’s home. Rev. Harvey T. Randt officiated with immediate family present. The couple will reside with Pinnow’s mother after a week in northern Wisconsin. Maddix employed at Herriquez Refrigeration in Monroe and Pinnow a Brodhead high school graduate of 1945.
A birthday event last evening at the home of brother John Holtshopple Jr. featured Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Stauffacher Mrs. Emma Holtshopple Mrs. Frederick Thacker and children Bobby Alice and Janet Holtshopple. Mrs. Stauffacher received gifts.
The Segners announce the marriage of Miss Betty Segner daughter of Mr and Mrs Eugene Segner 1333 17th street to John Rowald son of Mrs Doris Rowald of Monroe at the Little Brown church in Nashua Iowa.
The Women’s Relief Corps will resume meetings at 8 on Tuesday evening in K P hall. The charter will be draped and memorial services will honor deceased members.
Announcement of the marriage of Mrs. Mary Bradley and George W. Walters, both of Monroe. The Walters reside at 916 12th Street.
The article outlines a pasture renovation procedure for bluegrass pasture with Kimball notes. Steps include applying lime and fertilizer, working old sod in fall and spring, sowing alfalfa bromegrass and red clover, inoculating alfalfa seed, and maintaining at least 6 inches of growth. It estimates alfalfa and brome grass yield gains over alfalfa timothy.
A special county hospital committee formed in February to study a Green County hospital and home for the aged will meet at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in the courthouse. Members have toured counties to inspect facilities for the indigent sick and aged. Sonny M places second and third in the Walworth fair two-year-old trot with times of 2:16 and 2:17, and will race next Friday at Belvidere. The horse is named after George Maverman and his family attended the races.
Miss Lillian Anderegg of Juda has returned from Seattle where she completed an internship in dietetics after studying at the University of Wisconsin.
Paul Mantz of Burbank California streaks across the Bendix trophy course at high speed averaging 435.6 miles an hour to claim the winner's share of prize money with help from a film stunt assistant.
Local notes list residents and out of town visitors with moves between Madison Milwaukee Chicago and nearby towns. Names include Mrs Ella Grenzow William Wilke Gus Olson and many others visiting relatives and attending events plus a note on Pfc Edward Fischer returning from furlough and a dinner gathering at the McGuire residence.
Mr and Mrs E J Ryan of Chicago and Mrs J L Cassidy with sons Michael and Eugene of Freeport are spending the weekend with their mother Mrs Catherine Yan.
A string of visits and day trips is noted with residents from Browntown Juda Monticello Shullsburg South Wayne Elgin Ill Janesville Madison Madison and other locales visiting Monroe and nearby towns. Notable mentions include hospital visits Clarence Baltzer and family attendances and travelers from Milwaukee Pittsburgh Nashua Ia and Chicago.
Brown Swiss cow Lena Inkwyl, number 59699, owned by the John Ingold estate, completed a 305 day lactation with 8,866 pounds of milk and 443 pounds of fat at age four on the herd test.
Fall orientation at the University of Wisconsin Woodford area begins September 16 as a full week of events planned by faculty and students. The program aims to acquaint freshmen and transfers with campus activities and resources.
Visiting here for about 10 days are Mr and Mrs Maynard E Julson of Cherry Point North Carolina and their relatives. Mrs Julson is the former Helen Germann who was discharged August 16 from the marines after serving two years nine months and held the rank of technical sergeant at discharge.
The board of public works met at city hall in regular session and approved the weekly payroll of $270.10 and granted one routine permit.
Robert E. Tschudy, formerly in the army, becomes affiliated with his uncle J. Jacob Tschudy at Specialty Service. He will handle sales and service work.
Among those from out of town attending the funeral of Lee Germann were Mr. and Mrs. Dan Germann of Waterloo Iowa Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Wolters Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hackett Mrs. George Hess Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Germann Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Wolters Kenneth Germann Beloit Donald Germann and son Whitewater Mr. and Mrs. Ray Germann Vernie Germann Mrs. Billie Mergen Mrs. Wallace Ottum Madison Mrs. Robert Germann Rice Lake Mrs. Jacob Elmer Arpin Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Kroseher Miss Irene Luebchow and Mr. and Mrs. Edgar.
A list of individuals and couples from multiple towns including Stuebe Milwaukee Wausau Polo Ill Rockford Freeport Juda South Wayne New Glarus Monticello and Brodhead. Names include Mr and Mrs Otto Luebchow Bradford Stauffacher Harry Howe E Andereck Dorsey Segner Norman Olsen Harold Kading Emil Kubly Dick Freitag Lena Karlen George Steinman M E Lynn Robert Weiss and others.
Mrs. Oscar Erickson is confined to her home at 1806 10th Street due to illness.
The county veterans service officer announced this week that nine World War II veterans were cleared. Names listed include Marie Klarer Rodney Losberger William Ammann Roger Rupnow Alden Kundert Arvin Johnson from Monroe and Frederick Thacker Carl Webb Ronald Tschudy from New Glarus.
Jaime Fals-Borda enrolls at a Dubuque university as a sophomore on a scholarship after visiting with Miss Grace Byers. He and his brother Orlando are from Baranquilla Colombia and planned the move yesterday for study.
The passage notes Orlando will enterDuBuque as a junior after teaching Spanish during the summer session at Washington and Jefferson University in Washington Pennsylvania. Their parents are teachers in Colombia and the sister Jaime Draheim commented that she enjoys the area because everyone is friendly.
Glenn A. Wood former music and high school band instructor in several villages near Monroe has been discharged from service and joined his wife and children in South Wayne.
A 1937 Oldsmobile coach stolen from Delbert Elmer of Blanchardville was recovered in Fowler Indiana and returned to Monroe this morning, according to the Green County sheriff's department.
An abandoned vehicle in Fowler was towed back to Monroe after it was found non operable. Elmer drove the tow, then left for Indiana once the Benton County sheriff's department recovered the car.
John Wills, associated with Kraft Foods Co for over 20 years, received a 20 year pin from company president John H Kraft in a company ceremony at the local plant.
Donovan Prien of State Band Monroe route 2 was among the members of the state F F A band which performed in Milwaukee last week.
The infant son of Mr and Mrs Perry Jones of Albany died at 7 30 am today at St Clare hospital. The body was taken to Sharer funeral home Albany.
A placard warning of whooping cough is posted at the residence of Gordon Wells on 14th Street, signaling a health precaution in effect at the home location.
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