Weather Summary for August 31 1948
Fair tonight and partly cloudy tomorrow with a slowly rising temperature. Tonight in the west portion and by tomorrow afternoon the high reaches around 80 and the low near 59. Record highs were 280 in Yuma and 116 in Yuma remained the warmest. International Falls recorded 51 as the coldest. Barometer stood at 29.68 inches at 1 am and 29.76 at 1 pm. Sunrise was 5:23 and sunset 6:37.
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Sincere
U. S. Yuma
Ariz
International Falls
Minn
Real Estate Transfers in Various Townships and Villages
Transfers include Allen Chesebro to Grace Musser land sec 8 Sylvester township and Leon Holcomb to John Meier It 1 bik 4 Original Plat village of Monticello. Fred A. Schindler to Lena Stuessy W of outlet 139 and W of N 1 3 outlet 144 Village of New Glarus. Gustave Thom to Henry O Killmer St 6 blk 46 Brodhead. Jees Mason to Arthur H Rasmussen W of SE 4 sec 4 Brooklyn township.
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Allen Chesebro
Grace Musser
Sylvester Township
Leon Holcomb
John Meier
Monticello
Fred A. Schindler
Lena Stuessy
New Glarus
Gustave Thom
Henry O. Killmer
City of Brodhead
Jees Mason
Arthur H. Rasmussen
Brooklyn Township
Probate of Miss M. Alice Treat will dated 1946
The will of Miss M. Alice Treat who died July 9 is admitted to probate by Judge Har old J. Lamboley. Mrs Harriet Ninneman is named executrix without bond with Marie Blum Herman Fritz Jr and L R Wolleson as appraisers. Robert Treat minor heirs are represented by guardian ad litem Randal Elmer. R P Lichtenwalner acts as attorney. The estate valued at 75000 provides 1000 in trust to First Universalist Church and several bequests to civic groups with the residue to Mrs Harriet Ninneman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Alice Treat
14Th Avenue
Harold J. Lamboley
Harriet Treat Ninneman
Marie Blum
Herman Fritz Jr
L. R. Wolleson
Randal Elmer
Robert Treat
R. P. Lichtenwalner
Rockford
First Universalist Church
Greenwood Cemetery Association
E. P. Treat
Harriet Ninneman
Robert
St. Omar Chapter
Eastern Star
Women’s Relief Corps
County Court Sentences Berlyn Cassell in Statutory Rape Case
Berlyn Cassell of Monroe receives a state prison sentence of not less than 12 nor more than 18 months after entering a guilty plea to statutory rape.
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Berlyn Cassell
Monroe
State Prison
Justice Cases in County Court Bound Over and Fines
L A Koenig and Thurl Carpenter of Gratiot bound over to county court for procuring liquor for minors. Trial set for 10 a m Friday. Gordon Peterson of route 3 Blanchardville fined $20 and costs for unlawful use of a driver's license. Howard Jeglum, route 3, (text cuts off).
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Koenig
Thurl Carpenter
Gratiot
Gordon Peterson
Blanchardville
Howard Jeglum
Marriage Licenses for Patricia Seddlar and Arnold Carlson
Patricia Mae Seddlar of Brown Town and Arnold Burl Carlson of Lena were issued marriage licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Mae Seddlar
Browntown
Arnold Burl Carlson
Lena
Mulvihill and Tripke Noted Residents in Local Notices
H G Mulvihill aged 44 of Brodhead and Fe Paul Tripke aged 76 of Footville are listed in the local notices section with brief identifiers. The brief item records their names and ages and towns of residence.
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H. G. Mulvihill
Brodhead
Paul Tripke
Footville
St. Clare Hospital Surgical and Dismissal Report
The list includes Beth Ann Schuler of Monticello Allan Jay Weeks of New Glarus and others in the surgical roster for St. Clare Hospital. Dismissals include Mrs Clarence Itten and her son Wendell Brunkow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth Ann Schuler
Monticello
Allan Jay Weeks
New Glarus
George Herkis
Beloit
Paul C. Garbe
Melvin Phillipson
Argyle
Henry van Meter
Browntown
Leonard Killenvee
City Hotel
Jacob Elmer
Albert Benson
Fred Block
Winslow
Hiriam Crull
Evansville
Clarence Itten
Wendell Brunkow
Burial Rites Held for Henry Olson of Argyle
Funeral services for Henry Oscar Olson 68 longtime Argyle resident who died at his home will be held Thursday at 1 p m in his house with a 2 p m service at Apple Grove church conducted by Rev Clarence Benson. Interment in Apple Grove cemetery. Olson, born Jan 24 1880 in Argyle, had been ill 12 years with rheumatic condition. Survivors include two brothers Ever of Fayette and Orvin Lamont two sisters Julia of Lamont and Ida of Fayette. He lived with sister Julia and brother Orvin in Lamont and was a member of Apple Grove Lutheran Church.
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Argyle
Henry Oscar Olson
Moat
Apple Grove
Clarence Benson
Erickson
Olson
Mr. Olson
Ole
Helena Biscraf Olson
Lamont
Ever
Fayette
Orvin
Julia
Ida
Wallace and Truman vie as ALP and CIO edge toward Truman
Reynolds, a tobacco magnate, leads a column as the American Labor Party nominates Wallace and Senate ally Taylor. In Washington, the CIO debates endorsing Truman while Texas Democrat hopeful Coke Stevenson gains on Lyndon B. Johnson. Louisiana primary centers on Gov Earl Long and his nephew Russell Long as a political clash unfolds.
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Truman
Coke Stevenson
Lyndon B. Johnson
U. S. Senate
Texas
Louisiana
House
Earl K. Long
Russell Long
Huey P. Long
Senate
John Overton
Young Long
Funeral services for Albert Riesen held today
Pallbearers Fred Studer Andrew Legler Walter Freitag Peter Kubly Fred Aeschlimann and Jacob Laeser carried Albert Riesen at services at 2 30 p m in the Shriner Neushwander funeral home with Rev A R Achtemeier officiating and burial in Greenwood cemetery. Riesen 72 died at his home 902 19th street Sunday afternoon from a heart attack after farming 16 years in Sylvester and moving to Monroe in 1940.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Riesen
Fred Studer
Andrew Legler
Walter Freitag
Peter Kubly
Fred Aeschlimann
Jacob Laeser
Shriner-Neushhwander
A. R. Achtemeier
Greenwood Cemetery
Mr. Riesen
19Th Street
Sylvester
Monroe
Farm Girl Hears Screams Frees Bus Occupants
In Athens Georgia a 14 year old girl named Annie Ree Huff used an ax to cut open a door after a school bus overturned with an automobile. She freed 50 occupants while 11 were injured. Sheriff Ralph Baird reported the wreck in Madison County.
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Athens
Ralph Baird
Madison County
Annie Ree Huff
Mrs Kenneth Olson Ver Tschudy Allan Jay Weeks
Mrs Kenneth Olson and Mrs Ver Tschudy are listed with Allan Jay Weeks in a wedding or social notice from a historical newspaper page segment. The fragment confirms the names but provides no event details or dates.
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Kenneth Olson
Ver_ Tschudy
Allan Jay Weeks
Local residents visit and travel notes from Monroe area
Mrs Roy Hefty visited Madi son and Delbert Goss was in Freeport. Lenwood Monte spent the day in Madison with others visiting relatives and shoppers. Numerous residents from Darlington Janesville and Cedar Rapids were part of visits, trips to Madison Chicago Dubuque and Yellowstone. Labor Day plans and family visits are noted with several journeys and returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Hefty
Madison
Delbert Goss
Freeport
Lenwood Monte
Marietta Magneson
Darlington
Alice Faeser
Janesville
Pearl Burmeister
Gratiot
Mamie Bleiler
Lottie Zander
Browntown
Emil Summerfeldt
Nick Hoffman
H. L. Jacobs
Gerald
Chicago
Frieda Ruff
Evelyn
Waupun
Jean Ann Johnson
Jane Marty
Harold Zimmerman
Monticello
Mayme Dunlavy
Mercy Hospital
Mary Burtness
Sioux City
Brodhead
Orfordville
Albany
Dubuque
Waterloo
William Greuch
Wisconsin
Myles Zimmerman
Monroe
Paul Humbel
Colleen
West Bend
Conrad Baumgartner
Weldon Harrington
Luther L. Lewis
Luther Jr
Westoverfield
Mass
Jessie Lewis
Frank A. Buehler
Buehler
P. C. Kehle
T. P. Crusius
Lake Michigan
Muskegon
Grand Rapids
Mackinac Island
Saulte Ste. Marie
Canada
Upper Michigan
Walter Etter
Mud Branch
Argyle
Sebastian Goepfert
Yellowstone National Park
Black Hills
Goepfert
Mrs. Etter
Leon S. Goepfert
Cheyenne, Wyo
Last Rites Tomorrow for JoDelle Riffle
JoDelle Riffle 11 daughter of Mr and Mrs H W Riffle will have funeral services Wednesday at 2 p m in the Shiner Neushwander funeral home with Rev Ralph Kofed of First Methodist Church officiating. Burial will be Greenwood cemetery. JoDelle died yesterday morning in St Clare hospital after a sudden illness. She was an accomplished dancer and active Girl Scout in Mrs John A Schindler's Troop No 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JoDelle Riffle
H. W. Riffle
Harold T. Snyder
Jack Caradine
Gordon E. Olson
Zenna A. Gorder
Richard H. Bahr
Kenneth E. Behring
Shriner-Neushwander
Ralph Kofoed
First Methodist Church
Greenwood Cemetery
JoDelle
St. Clare Hospital
North School
Girl Scouts
John A. Schindler
Busy Local Visits Reach Through Town
Patsy Wolfe of Rockford pauses here en route to Monticello to visit her aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Jake Huber. Mrs Kenneth Chinnock of River Falls Wisconsin visits his brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs Robert Chinnock here for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patsy Wolfe
Rockford
Monticello
Jake*Huber
Kenneth Chinnock
River Falls
Wis
Robert Chinnock
Green County Live stock Market opens with light receipts
The Green County Live Stock Marketing cooperative began operations with two and a quarter carloads of livestock. Receipts included eight cattle, 24 hogs, 25 calves and two sheep. Manager E O Baker cited a slow area market but noted good prices and a positive outlook. Arthur Magnus of Equity Co operative Livestock Sales called it a light time of year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County
Arthur Magnus
Milwaukee
Equity Co-operative Livestock Sales Association
Magnus
Monroe
Workman Falls From New Barn Breaks Leg
Leonard Killenbec, 60, of Monro e city hotel, suffered a broken leg yesterday afternoon when he fell from a ladder while working on a new barn at the Adolph Sacker farm two miles south of Mon roe. He injured his chest and was X-rayed at St Clare hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Killenbec
City Hotel
Bruni- Miller Construction Co
Adolph Sacker
Monroe
Killenbec
St. Clare Hospital
Alice Treat Will Listed for Probate
Mrs Harriet Treat Ninneman named principal beneficiary under the will of Miss M Alice Treat who died July 9 and probate opened today by Judge Harold J Lamboley The estate valued at 35000 in personal property and 40000 in real estate includes 1000 to First Universalist church and 1000 for the education of Robert Treat Ninneman 500 to St Omar chapter Eastern Star 100 to the Women's Relief corps and other provisions Mrs Ninneman to serve as executrix without bond with appraisers and a guardian ad litem for Robert Ninneman appointed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Treat Ninneman
M. Alice Treat
14Th Avenue
Harold J. Lamboley
R. P. Lichtenwalner
Rockford
First Universalist Church
Greenwood Cemetery Association
E. P. Treat
Ninneman
Robert Treat Ninneman
St. Omar
Eastern Star
Women’s Relief Corps
Marie Blum
Herman Fritz Jr
L. R. Wolleson
Randal Elmer
Robert Ninneman
Brother of Juda Man Victim of Drowning
Floyd Thompson of Juda was not found until Sunday morning when authorities recovered Earl Thompson 43 from Rock River near Janesville Fourth Avenue bridge. A doctor cited drowning or acute illness as the cause. Funeral services were held in Janesville this afternoon.
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Juda
Earl Thompson
Janesville
Floyd Thompson
Rock River
Fourth Avenue Bridge
Daughter Carol Jean Trumpy Born in Clarno
The daughter of Mr and Mrs George Trumpy of Clarno is named Carol Jean born August 26 at St Clare hospital.
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Carol
George Trumpy
Clarno
St. Clare Hospital
Carol Jean
Oakley 4-H Club to Hold Final Meeting of Year
The Oakley 4-H club with 40 members meets at Oakley school on Thursday to close the season. Record books will be checked and handed in.
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Oakley
Brown Swiss Cow Completes High Milk Production Record
Swiss Mardell a registered Brown Swiss cow owned by the John Ingold estate Monroe completed a production record of 11 365.6 pounds of milk and 461.06 pounds of butterfat in 365 days on twice a day milking. The record was achieved at age 13 according to the Brown Swiss Cattle Breeders association report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ingold Estate
Monroe
Brown Swiss Cattle Breeders Association
Blumer Pharmacy Hires W Schwabe from Trunkenbrod
W Schwabe, formerly with the Trunkenbrod company, is now employed at the Blumer pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Et Blumer
W. Schwabe
Trunkenbrod Pharmacy
Blumer Pharmacy
Youth Center Reopens Sept Ninth After Alterations
The youth center will reopen September 9 after alterations and redecorating. City recreation director Lawrence L. Kitchen announced the closure. Members are preparing for the annual membership drive to kick off after school starts September 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence L.kitchen
City Rec
Tony
Youth Center
Finger Tip Lost At Browntown Plant
Jacob Elmer age 26 of Browntown lost the tip of the index finger on his right hand while working at a machine in the Borden Co plant Browntown this morning. He was treated at St. Clare hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Elmer
Browntown
Borden Co
Elmer
St. Clare Hospital
Milwaukee welder killed by falling steel beam
Elmer Manka of South Milwaukee died yesterday at a local manufacturing plant when a steel beam he was welding fell onto him. The accident underscores hazardous conditions at the facility and the ongoing investigation by local authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Elmer Manka
South
Hurricane Misses Coast of Carolina
The storm aimed at the North Carolina Virginia coast appeared to recurve away from land as the U S weather bureau reported the system moving northeastward. Gale to near hurricane winds were expected along Cape Hatteras as the hurricane center lay about 140 miles south-southeast of the cape, with winds around 115 miles per hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hatteras
N. C
North Carolina-Virginia
U. S. Weather Bureau
U. S
Weather bulletin on gale and area coverage
The forecast notes a radius of 50 to 60 miles for the covered area and reports gales extending roughly 140 miles, according to the weather bureau.
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Bureau
Father of Local Man Dies in Dundee Illinois
William B. Mueller, 75, of Dundee Illinois, father of Harold Mueller Monroe, died at 8 30 Sunday night in a Dundee Elgin hospital. Funeral services are set for tomorrow afternoon in Dundee. Mueller, a longtime local merchant, had retired years ago. His wife died earlier this year. Attendees include Harold Mueller and wife, Carla, and Edward Mueller with his wife and sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Mueller
Dundee
Ill
Harold Mueller
Monroe
Elgin
W. B. Mueller
Carla
Edward Mueller
Sors
Wisconsin cheese market holds steady with active sale figures
The Feder al-State market news service reports a fully steady and fairly active Wisconsin American cheese market. Nominal selling prices listed include single daisies 44-45, longhorns 45-46, square prints 44 10-46, midgets 45-47. Use the Classified want column.
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Madison
news _ service
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Daily Record
Tooweeneew
M. Atenepolta
Ensemersen
Encjaiappend
A. Bimionnee
Pete
Cvorseveneel
P. m. Orien A. von Nnn
Eeewaerens Acini P. m
Aemewil
A. m. Amine
P. m. Covevenrenebt
Aseenswesee Fl Lp
General
Zuercher and
Zuercher Insurance Agency
The
Capital Stock Company of Preferred Risks
Henry Olson
Stock Market
Workman
New Barn
Harvey S. Stauffacher Chiropractor
White Block
North Side
Major Pepper
Monroe Lumber & Fuel
Alice Treat
Pei
the Fire Department of
Monroe and
Sur
Kane and
Stauffacher
Jersild
Schuetze's
Carolina
First National Bank
Member
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
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