Regents Borrow To Build Women's Men's Dormitories
Regents vote to borrow funds to construct a northwest campus pair of dormitories for 650 men and 400 women with a 30 to 50 year amortization at 3 percent interest. One wing of the men's dorm starts next year. other wings follow later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University
Building Corporation
Regents
Dairy Improvement Association
The
Nutrition Foundation, Inc
New York
International Cancer Search Foundation
Philadelphia
Merck and Co, Inc
Rahway
N. J
Albert Dickinson Company
Chicago
Heyden Chemical Corporation
Jose Schlitz Brewing Company
Milwaukee
Radio Corporation of America
Monsanto Chemicals Company
St. Louis
Consolidated Badger Cooperative
Shawano
Katherine Keating
Neenah
Wis
E. B. Fred
United Airlines
Monroe Common Council Proceedings November 20 1945
City council approves attendance at a December 10 11 1945 assessors meeting in Madison with expenses paid. Various street and public works matters referred to committees. Claims totaling shown are approved for payment. 1945 obituaries and service notices follow.
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Monroe
Wisconsin
George Meythaler
Forcade
Waeffler
Schindler
Tschudy
Beckman
Fritz
Evenson
Jeld
League of Wisconsin Municipalities
Madison
Hardware Mutual Insurance Company
Committee On
Socony Vacuum Oil Co
Henry Altman
Camel
Neenah Foundry Co
Sys- Schindier Bray Co
Ae Ance—Oil Street Department
Register of Deeds
Monroe High School Honor Roll List Honors 89 Students
Eighty nine Monroe high school students appear on the six week honor roll. Eight A students include Geraldine Briggs Mary Ellen Burkhard Ruth Discher Hazel bacher Helen Gruenewald oe Fred Stauffacher Mary Timm Henry Wieman and Etha Discher. The roll also lists many sophomores juniors and seniors with place counts and numerous names across classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe High School
Geraldine Briggs
Mary Ellen Burkhard
Ruth Discher
Hazelbacher
Helen Gruenewald
Fred Stauffacher
Mary Timm
Henry Wieman
Etha Discher
Ralph Blum
Robert Bruni
Carol Clark
Ann Dearth
Martha Dobbs
Gladys Gibbons
Nancy Haldiman
Norman Huber
Roger Isely
Lois Jacobs
Norman Johnson
Barbara Kane
Betty Kiemm
Aleta Kryder
John Maurer
Marliah Prien
Trumry
Ruth von Arx Rose Walters
Emma Wilbourn
Lois Zettle
Louella Zettle
Annette Zim- Adelman
Gloria Beck
Dorothy Renkert
Aletha Buri
Jane Calder
Joyce Campbell
Rose Cotherman
Ada Dobbs
Joyce Due
Jo- Ann Fimer
Nanette Elmer
Robert Falk
Ruth Foulker
Nedra Hillard
Mary Ellen Huffman
Betty Kundert
Genevieve Mi
Joanne Moldenhauver
Sally Ransdell
Ruth Severham Stettler
Harriet Towell
Ruth van Wagenen
Nancy Bishop
Lois Blum
Shirley Budde
Local veterans and townsfolk active in postwar life
Brodhead residents welcome discharged air force officer Lt. Wheeler Searles at Olin and Ayers. James Bustle returns to Iowa State College for engineering after visiting his mother Mrs. Clara Bustle. Community updates cover family visits, church activities, school programs, farm bureau notes, and local social events with names, places, and recent moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeler Searles
Air Forces
Olin
Ayers
James Bustle
Iowa State College
Clara Bustle
Arthur Jones
Stanley Jones
Fred Henry
Clayton McNitt
Rockford
Minnie Henry
Robert Sachtjen
Buffalo Falls
Sachtjen
Nen- Merrillan
Wis
Methodist Church
Christian Church
Sachtsen
William Tudsbury
Pueblo
Colo
Jerry Hook
Winterhaven
Fla
Alan Penney
Washington, D. C
Emma Muller
Respighi’s Prolific Output Shines Among 20th Century Italians
The Italian composer Ottorino Respighi created a broader range of works than any other major 20th century Italian figure, highlighting his extensive output and artistic influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottorino Respighi
Sgt Alois Beer Returns to Fort Sheridan After Overseas Service
Beer has completed over a year of service in England France Germany Austria and Czechoslovakia. He spent a 7 day furlough in Switzerland and returned to the United States aboard the India Victory. He wears the Good Conduct medal three battle stars the Bronze Star and the Combat Infantryman badge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beer
Alois Beer
Ft. Sheridan
Grant
England
France
Germany
Austria
Czechoslovakia
Switzerland
India
Beinema-Si1 Seaman Beinema Takes 5 Day Leave
Richard J. Beinema is spending a five day leave with his parents Mr and Mrs Arthur Beinema. Seaman Beinema has returned from Le Havre with the coast guard aboard the U S S Wake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beinema
Richard J. Beinema
Arthur Beinema
Seaman Beinema
le Havre
Coast Guard
Judge Advocate General attaches to war crimes unit in Germany
Lt. Robert E. Byrne of the JAG depart serves in Weisbaden attached to the war crimes branch. This is his second trip to Germany this year. His wife, former Lila Schmid, remains in Memphis Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byrne
Robert E. Byrne
warHa
Weisbaden
Germany
War Crimes
Lila Schmid
Memphis
Tenn
Coplien Returns From Pacific Duty Aboard Havelock
Coplien, cook ie, informs his parents Mr and Mrs Fred Coplien of his return to the States on the U S S Havelock. He saw long service in the Pacific and was among the first into Tokyo Bay after Japan's surrender. He expects discharge at Great Lakes after four years of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earleywine
Judd D. Earleywine
Glen Earleywine
Brodhead
United States
Hawaii
States
Infantry Board
Harvey Mauvermann
Laverne Kraus
Lee Reasa
Marvin Malkow
Ray Pinnow
John Shager
Paul Frankie
Service Company
D. S. Markham
R. K. Stephens
A. L. Breyvogel
Congregational Ladies Aid
Adam Fleck
Tesa Wraight
Zell Barnes
June Stuessy
Chaminade Club
Woman's Club
Jerome Kern
Minnie
Monroe
Alfred Zingrich
Joseph Keller
Oswald
Camp McCoy
Shirl F. Neidermeier
Artie Neidermeier
Rhineland
Germany
Frederick W. Schwartzlow
Ruth Schwartzlow
North Africa
Sicily
Italy
France
Roy Young
State University At
Madison
Harold Myhre
James
Richard
John
Myhres
Oshkosh
Marion Zingrich
Janesville
H. V. Hartmann
George Hartman
Beloit
Coplien
Harley Coplien
Cookie
Fred Coplien
U. S. S. Havelock
Pacific
Tokyo Bay
Great Lakes
Local Navy Personnel Movements Reported
A wife received a call about a husband’s service status. Pharmacists mate Jen sen joined the USS West Virginia and will spend about a week on the west coast before discharge at Great Lakes. Cpl. Wilbert Phillips, USMC, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leland Phillips of Monroe, has been discharged at Marine Barracks Klamath Falls Oregon after enlisting in Milwaukee on November 14 1942 and serving two years in the South Pacific with subsequent rest before five more months overseas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brodhead
Helen Walden
Mavis Keuck
Nancy Zimmerman
Ella Ronneburg
Madison
Ben Zimmerli
Leo Scheberle
William Z
Otto Thom
Mellon
A. H. Heuer
Gussie Murdock
Fairman
Kenneth Coplien
Jeannie Zumbach
Margaret Zumbach
Wisconsin General Hospital
Spring Grove Club
F. Clellan
George Wheeler
Alvin Wheeler
Lois Wheeler
Homer Wheeler
Sid
Pam
Clem Wheeler
Robert Hulbert
William Moodie
Freeport
Rodger L. Bernstein
City
Camp McCoy
Rodgers
Camp Livingston
Seventh Air Force
Chanute Field
Rantoul
Hawaii
Decatur Farm Bureau
Ing
Jensen
West Virginia
West
Great Lakes
Phillips
Cpl
Wilbert Phillips
Marine Corps
Leland Phillips
Monroe
Marine Barracks
Klamath Falls
Ore
Milwaukee
San Diego
Calif. S
South Pacific
Local Soldier Ross Returns Home for 15 Day Furlough
Ross Pvt Clayton Ross son of Mr and Mrs Clayton Ross Sr of Brodhead arrives home to spend a 15 day furlough with his parents before reporting to Chanute field Rantoul Jr for further assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross
Clayton Ross
Brodhead
Chanute Field
Rantoul, Jr
Schultz-Tom 3 C Paul Schultz Awaiting Navy Discharge
Schultz Tom C Paul Schultz is awaiting discharge from the navy at San Diego California. In service since April 1944 he served on the destroyer USS Bagley in the Pacific and took part in the battles of the Mariana Philippines Palau and Iwo Jima. His wife is residing in South Wayne.
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Schultz
Tom
Paul Schultz
Navy
San Diego
Calif
Bagley
Pacific
Mariana
Philippines
Palau
Iwo Jima
South Wayne
Discharge Given to Schneider at Camp McCoy
Corporal Edward H. Schneider received his army discharge at Camp McCoy after 43 months of service, 38 of which were in the South Pacific, this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schneider
Cpl
Edward H. Schneider
Camp McCoy
Army
South Pacific
Shafer Pfc Robert S Shafer Arrives Home From Fort Sheridan
Pfc Robert S Shafer of 609 21st Avenue has arrived home after receiving discharge at Ft Sheridan.
Soldier Seddy Heads to Milwaukee for Army Enlistment
Soddy-Delbert Seddy departed today for Milwaukee to enlist in the army. He expects assignment to Ft. Sheridan. Seddy previously spent several months serving with the merchant marine at Sheepshead Bay, Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soddy
Delbert Seddy
Milwaukee
Seddy
Ft. Sheridan
Merchant Marine
Sheepshead Bay
Brooklyn
Sgt Bud Stauffacher Expected Home After Long European Service
Sgt Fred Bud Stauffacher is expected to receive his discharge soon and return home, concluding extended service in the European theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stauffacher
Fred
Bud
Tertin-Pic Virgin Tertin Kearns U Event
Virgin Tertin of Kearns Utah is hosting a 30 day gathering with Mrs. Will Tertin and other friends and relatives.
Early 62nd Anniversary News and Local Moves
Mr and Mrs Paul Kubly celebrate their 62nd wedding anniversary while Mrs Kubly remains bedridden with a broken hip. Melvin Streiff and sons rent the W W Stauffacher farm. Clayton Strieff moves into the Stauffacher house. Eldon Thacker starts at the power and light plant on January 1. Jorenby fills Spaulding’s vacancy as Thacker replaces him. Henry Vollenweider bagged a deer near Verona. a group of local families hosted dinners in Barneveld and Verona. Mrs Peter O Klassy undergoes surgery in Madison. Miss Mary Alice Reymond returns to Madison after vacation. Reymond completes work in San Francisco.
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Paul Kubly
Raymond Vollen
Donna Rae
Barneveld
Harold Feller
Marion
Verona
Hustad
Sharon
Peter O. Klassy
Methodist Hospital
Madison
Clara Sissons
John Sissons
Roy Bentley
Ernest Reymond
Mary Alice Reymond
Jensen
States
Oscar A. Jensen
Has
San Francisco
Accord Reymond
Clearance Records for 30 More Green Countians
Thirty more Green county men are back in civilian clothes after service in the armed forces. The county service officer released clearance records for the period Nov 26 to Dec 5, naming 13 Monroe residents and 17 from outside the city. The list includes Deininger, Beach, Bahr, Sawdey, Scott, Mansheim, Schneider, Sonderegger, Steffen, Courtney, Jorgenson, Fritz, and Dickson from Monroe area and Brownton, Brodhead, Monticello, Cumberland, Freeport, Albany, Beloit, Orangeville, New Glarus, and Blanchardville residents among others.
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Green County
Monroe
City
Wilbur E. Deininger
18Th Street
Eugene L. Beach
13Th Avenue
Richard H. Bahr
22Nd Avenue
Gerald E. Sawdey
16Th Avenue
LeRoy Scott
Clem Mansheim
17Th Avenue
Edward H. Schneider
12Th Avenue
Robert P. Sonderegger
11Th Street
Jacob H. Steffen
12Th Street
Lawrence H
Albany
James B. Harker
Clarence W. Blumer
Beloit
Floyd Montefelt
Orangeville
Hiram L. Smith
New Glarus
Edwin F. Bigler
Blanchardville
Erling
A. Lageson
Nurses train at St Mary's hospital and St Louis transfer
The report notes training at St Marys hospital and thirteen others moved to St Louis. Several local residents visited, hosted the Postville ladies aid, and hunting trips yielded deer, while Cpl Clyde Jones of Lake Mills earned the Silver Star for bravery in Belgium on December 24 and was seriously wounded.
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St. Mary's Hospital
St. Louis
Kenneth Khiaffy
Carolyn
Monticello
Roy S. Hanson
Blanchardville
Ida Figi
Peter A
Agemman
Sand Creek S
Ida Figg
W. J. Stuckey
Postville
Stuckey
Joshua Hoesly
Jacob Bruni
Thomas Duerst
Fred Ott
John S. Zweifel
Herman Becker
Adolph Strahm
Peter Kiassy
Robert Kubly
Oswald Altman
Philipp Marty
J. A. Freitag
Pelmer Duerst
Ralph
Tommy
Marjorie
William Palmer
Hobart Freitag
Henry Werndli
St. Clare Hospital
Nic Zentner
Madison
Kathleen
Arlene Syse
Maryon Fuhrmann
Milwaukee
Beatrice Voegels
Legler School
Will Palmer
Rebecca
Kuenzi
Wayne Palmer
Paoli
Arnold Wiesser
Pnce
Madison General Hospital
Peter Zemp
Cpl
Clyde Jones
C. T. Jones
Lake Mills
Belgium
Madison area social notes list visitors and travels
The passage records multiple Madison residents visiting relatives and friends, along with travel details. Notable items include Jones at Winter General Hospital in Topeka, Elaine and a daughter visiting Madison, Mr and Mrs Clayton Streiff moving near town, Willoughby visiting Madison, Delmar Zentner and daughter calling on William Frye, Wilbert Hoesly’s family visiting, Dale Doering’s son visiting, John Zweifel returning to Port Hueneme after leave, and several attendees at weddings and local visits in Monroe and Madison.
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Jones
Winter General Hospital
Topeka
Kan
Sen
Se Agen Sea
Elaine
Madison
Clayton Streiff
W. W
Harold Gerry
Luther Memorial Church
Jacob C. Hefty
Jacob Tschudy
Jimmy
Monroe
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Marianne Speich
Wanda Stettler
Betty Treloar
Ruth Wenger
Jack Randle
Chelan
Lake Chelan
Wash
Randle
Proceedings of Common Council
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William Fr
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Waeffier
G. S. Soseman
Mozart
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Engebret‘son
Europe
Frautschy
Arthur C. Frautschy
James A., S
Pearl Harbor
Camp Parks
Grinnell—Marine Pfe
William C. Grinnell
Albert Grinnell
16Th Street
Kyushu
Grinnell
Eighth Service Regiment
Donald L. Collins
California
Glorus
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D. F. R. Rice
Eugene Hotel
Harvey W. Siegel
Apple River
Warren
Stockton
Route 20
Apple River Canyon State Park
Blacktop
Poland
New Hampshire
A. C
Oliver
Sterling Hay
Harvey Col. E. Sprague, Auet
W. Siegel Clerk
Ray W. Meythaler
Alice Freitag
Montgomery Ward
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