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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1945
Page
6
Cloudy and colder tonight with occasional snow flurries. Clearing and rather cold Tuesday. Yesterday's high around 30 and low near 20. Precipitation since Saturday included rain. Barometer 29.70 at 3 am and 29.83 at 3 pm.
The notice states a ration deadline through December 31 for a 5 pound allotment. It specifies procedural steps and applicable quantities for eligible recipients under the local distribution restrictions.
Minetta Foulker and others transfer part of lots 1 and 9 bik 12 in district Brodhead Monroe to E Marty and others in a recorded real estate filing. The transaction lists the property subdivision and involved parties.
Emmeline E White died November 26 1943. Mae Norton appointed administratrix de bonis non with will annexed. Appraisers named Everett Keel and Harry C Young.
Oswald I. Webster of South Wayne was fined ten dollars plus costs in justice court this morning for being drunk and disorderly.
Perry Albricht, 80, of Racine is listed in death notices. Mrs George B McLean, 1, of Alhambra California is also noted in the obituary list.
Mr and Mrs Carl welcome a son born December at 2003 11th Avenue. Mr and Mrs Ralph J Olene announce a daughter born December at 17th Avenue. Mr and Mrs Herman Zitten er of Brodhead announce a son born December 2.
The record lists patients and staff by name and address including Rebecca Haas in Miner al Point and Raymond E. Mitchell at 2302 10th Street, LawrenceS Everson in South Wayne, and others across New Glarus Monroe Rockton Brodhead and nearby routes. Dismissals include multiple individuals and family groups such as Mrs Marvin Mey thaler and Mrs Roger P Anderson.
An article mentions Frances Macc and Emma Becker in Florida during winter arrival. It references new automobile Thanksgiving in Chile and notes an area figure of 286.396 square miles.
The Monroe High School band of 78 players presents its first concert of the year titled Musical Jamboree. F Barnard aims to please all ages with a varied program including Father of Victory March, By the Light of the Silvery Moon, Grand Italian Potpourri, United States Field Artillery March, and Jack Dalton Rides Again. Evelyn Welty narrates.
Livestock sales show hogs salable 10 000 with total 16 500, mostly 10 to 15 cents higher than Saturday. Calves 1 500 salable with steers scarce and mostly 17.50 to 18.00. Sheep 9 500 salable, lambs steady. Butter and eggs firm with various grade receipts. Rye futures pressured by new ceiling regulation effective June 1, with May rye near 1.70% above the ceiling.
New York stocks showed broad strength with gains of fractions to two points in many departs, and new highs appeared as dealings quickened after a quiet start. Bonds firmed while commodities moved mixed amid overall upturn.
A local notes column lists numerous individuals with weekend and day trips to Monroe, Madison, Milwaukee, Freeport, Shullsburg, and Chicago. Names include Niles, Rav, Ball, Moyer, Gloria, Rosa, Trickel, Vicker, Hasley, Kubly, Halverson, Elmer, Biffie, Sommer, Kinrer, Buhiman, Wells, Cook, Share, Churchill, Germann, Luebchow, Coffey, Vollrath, Flad, Chamberlain, Kubly, and the Kubly family. The item records visits to relatives, Shrine events, and travel among Wisconsin cities and Chicago.
Mrs. George B. McLean 91 dies at her Alhambra home on November 24. She was born Ella Sutherland in Monroe on August 12, 1854, married to George B. McLean, and lived at 723 21st Avenue before moving to California. She was a lifelong Universalist. Surviving: son-in-law Guy Crane of Salt Lake City and three grandchildren Georgia, Francis and Guy W. Crane Jr. Also deceased are Mrs. Emily Field Tatro and a daughter, Mrs. Guy Crane, and a band (sister-in-law).
The first Chilean constitution was promulgated in 1822 marking the formal establishment of the nation’s foundational legal framework. The document solidified governance structure and legal norms following independence.
Pallbearers at the Sunday funeral for Lawrence Rohde 42 included Thomas Bowen John Zimmerman Fred Stalder John Hastings Merrill Steitz and Clifford Stixrood. Rites were 130 p m at Shriner Neushwander funeral home and at 2 p m at Immanuel Evangelical church with Rev Alvin C Rabehl officiating burial followed.
The Wisconsin federation of Young Republicans was organized with assurance of national GOP backing. Speakers included John J. Adams of Washington and state leaders Coleman, Catlin, Stauff, and others as they outlined plans to elect additional Republican congressmen and a U.S. senator.
The Wisconsin Historical Society chief Dr. Edward P. Alexander remains at 6600 as the state personnel board again rejects a recommended raise. A 10 000 a year Virginia Historical Society offer was mentioned as a possible resignation. The board cites morale concerns and equal treatment of higher ranking state employees.
Bolender Jr. received the Eagle badge in Boy Scouting with his mother pinning the award. The Bolender family moved to Lancaster last year from Monroe where he was with troop 113.
Elizabeth Rose Kueng and Ervin Carl Moellenberndt wed in a 2 30 p m ceremony at Union Church Juda officiated by Rev Peter Retzlaff. The gown featured white satin with basque and orange blossoms in a tiara. Attendants included Margaret Kueng Beth Earley wine Wallace Moellenberndt and Robert Haberman. A reception followed at the bride’s home with 65 guests. The couple plans a wedding trip to Chicago and Milwaukee and will reside on a farm near Juda.
Miss Marian Rackow daughter of Mr and Mrs Lester Rackow Juda and Wilbert Phillips son of Mr and Mrs Leland Phillips 1117% 16th avenue were married Thursday in St John’s Evangelical and Reformed church Rev Paul C Kehle read the double ring ceremony The bride wore a long white gown with a pearl necklace gift of the groom Attendants were Miss Ruth Clark Woodford and Miss Margaret Rackow sister of the bride A large wedding cake centerpiece and a dinner followed at the bride’s parents home The groom’s party included Leland Rackow best man and Charles Phillips Gene Phillips Ervin Andrews and Robert Rackow Ushers and several relatives attended The couple’s education included Grove and Pengra schools.
The Women of the Moose will entertain at a card party Wednesday afternoon in the Moose hall with Mrs. Amelia Zuhlke as program chairman. At 8 p.m. Wednesday the lodge holds its regular meeting with Mrs. Nelson of the Madison lodge and state officer as visitor. A c will be initiated and a picnic supper after the meeting will honor Mrs. Anna Morgenthaler.
Miss Iona Joyce Damon, Durand, Ill, married Orville John Green, Beloit, at her parents home on November 25. Rev. Kenneth Thompson officiated the double ring ceremony with the bride given by her father. The couple were attended by relatives, including Mrs. Edward Meier and Mrs. Dale Damon.
E T Kundert marked his 80th birthday with a dinner at the Eugene and a social afternoon at the Kundert home 1919 8th Street. He operates a west side store with his brother and received flowers and gifts from many friends. Present were Alfred Kundert Madison Mont Collins Brodhead Otto Kundert Fred Marty W G Bear and E T Kundert.
The Juda Helpful Homemakers chaired by Mrs. Ray Broge held a meeting led by Mrs. Chester Pinnow and Mrs. Roland Keen. Special feature committee members offered treats. The annual Christmas party is set for December 6 at Mrs. Roland Keen’s home.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Mueller entertain at dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Moore and daughter Martha Ann of Pilot's Mound Canada, and Mr. and Mrs. Walter F. Gempeler and son Billy.
Mrs. Melvin T. Olson of 1014 17th Street will entertain the Ladies Guild of the Union Presbyterian Church at 8 p.m. Tuesday.
Matt Kimes a 30 year old Oklahoma criminal wanted in Texas for bank robbery was hit by a poultry truck in North Little Rock while crossing a street. He survived with injuries and is in Baptist state hospital. the driver Joe Chamblee aided him and the incident ended a three month four state manhunt.
Rep Alvin E O K onski accused UNRRA of failing to deliver aid to Poland during a mass meeting in Elizabeth New Jersey and said supplies reaching the country entered the Russian controlled black market He condemned the Polish government as an administration of Quislings appointed by Stalin after a nine month tour supporting the former Polish government in exile.
Tokyo reports General MacArthur ordered arrest of 59 war suspects across society. The rogues gallery includes an imperial prince, ex president of the privy council, former premiers, cabinet ministers, Zaibatsu leaders, militarists, bankers, and newspaper executives. Notable figures Shunroku Hata Kiichiro Hiranuma Naoki Hoshino Toshizo Nishio Saburo Ando and more. The diet’s second extraordinary session looms as war responsibility debate widens.
Perry Albright 80 longtime Monroe resident died November 26 after an eight month illness in Racine. Funeral services were held Friday at Greenwood Funeral Home with Rev. J Elwood Evans officiating. Burial followed at Mound Cemetery. He was born December 4 1864 in Monroe and lived in Zion City and Monroe before moving to Racine in 1915 to work for the North Shore Railway, retiring about six years ago. Surviving are his widow Amanda Noeske Albright three sons Irving Sterling and Dr Karl G Albright two granddaughters three brothers Jem Edward and William.
Dane County Sheriff John Arnold announced a jail breakout attempt was thwarted yesterday when Undersheriff Elmer Ottum found a broken door lock in the jail bullpen. A metal piece from a shower was used to smash the lock. four prisoners are not admitting tampering. Earlier, on November 25, two inmates awaiting transfer escaped by assaulting a keeper with a cribbage board and mop handle and remain at large.
Thirteen people were injured when a Greyhound bus traveling from Madison to La Crosse slid into a ditch on highway 14, 15 miles west of town. The driver Delbert Van Hoosier of Chicago remained with 25 passengers aboard. two passengers, James Howard and O H Sands of La Crosse, were seriously hurt and hospitalized, while Geneva Espeseth of Madison and the rest avoided hospitalization amid rain and fog.
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