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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1945
Page
5
Clarence Rowland, president of the PCL, declares the Pacific Coast league will become a major league in 1946, saying the proposal must obtain approval from the Pacific Loop and other leagues before it can proceed.
Bowing totals show teams Dutch Maids Baumle Bahr Riffle Shager Mueller and overall team totals for each squad. Major H includes H ones 495 Myers 524 Kundert 422 Thorpe 409 Becher 557 with a 2 478 total. Other teams list individual scores and final totals with percent marks in parentheses.
Report shows results with Marty Swiss Theiler Ruf totaling 2 048, Swiss Colony Roethe 269 Ruf 346 Av 342 Av 357, Olson 377 totaling 1 769 with 78 handicap. Final placements list top totals and averages.
Port Washington 41 Lake Mills Fall River 28 Fox Lake 19 Platteville 36 Mount Horeb 32 Dodgeville 22 Cuba City 17 Fennimore 38 Mineral Point 17 Boscobel 25 Lancaster 18 Soldiers Grove 30 LaFarge 21 New Lisbon 47 Mauston 32 Oconomowoc 40 Jefferson 34 West Bend 24 Kewaskum 18 Seen 57 Pittsville Black Earth 26 Verona 23 Patch Grove 57 St Andrews Dubuque Waterloo 39 Sun Prairie 29
Hamline edged Simpson Iowa 51 to 43 as River oo Teachers 4 faced St Wright Field Kittyhawks 37 to 37 Ohio Sta Ff Sheridan 67 Mayo General Hospital 48 Macalester 45 in a muddy multi matchup recap with scattered scores and team names.
Thomas F. Hearden takes the role of head instructional football at the Iowa City area program after a pre flight base posting in Green Bay. Hearden will oversee training at Green Bay East High School as part of the school's football initiative.
A long list of guests and social visits appears with mentions of anniversaries and gifts. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. Kueng and family, Mr. and Mrs. Harold C. Myhre, Mrs. Myhre formerly Ann Young, and many others visiting in Janesville Madison Milwaukee Wauwatosa and Freeport. A funeral at Janesville and a silver purse for honored guests are noted.
The Monticello group met at Mrs Ida Woeitter with readings by Mrs James Doviey Mrs J Marden and Mrs Worman. Refreshments were served as 19 members and guests enjoyed games and prizes. The Paulsons hosted after visits by Mr and Mrs William Spring and others. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Arnold Knobel and family and New Glarus residents Hubert Freitag and family.
Mrs A Muchimeir returned from a visit with her daughter Mrs H Meiers in Madison. Mr and Mrs J Elmer of Monroe called on Mr and Mrs Roswell Richards. Mrs J W Barlow came home from a 10 day visit with her mother Mrs A Pollys of Melrose. Mt Pleasant and Washington township board members hosted a Mt Pleasant fire insurance company gathering. Kay Silver Joe Blumer Fred Stauiter Clarence Loveland were among guests. John Wittenwyler Jr with son Herman and Mrs Bertha Keller visited Fred W Blum. Carol and Elaine Berge Madison are ill with chickenpox at their grandparents Dave Brink. Fred Baumgartner and Cpl Wayne Arney visited Herman Baumgartner New Glarus. HM F Stoll and Herman Theiler of Miami Fla plan to visit relatives. Gordon Klinger Calif were guests at Robert Stauffer home. Oral Ace Belleville hosted a birthday dinner for Patricia Freitag and Avis Ace. guests included Emma Freitag and Frances Lee Kubly. Fortnightly Reading club met at Miss Alda Arn’s. Yolanda Richards finished Fryderyk Chopin by Antoni Gronowicz.
Woodford Mrs W B Martin Cor John Rosen and Henry B The Youth ao society met at the W Brtin home. Mr and Mrs Sia Martin and family visited Janesville. Miss Mary Martin spent the weekend with sister Mrs Earl Ellingson Browntown. Anton Ammodt and daughter Wiota visited one told King Dodger caller here. Mrs Wesle Svendsen children and Russell eacley and Jacquelin Martin went to Browntown. Dorothy Olson in Madison was home over the weekend.
Monticello, led by Richards at forward and guard, built an early 21 6 lead and held off Brooklyn 53 27 despite 12 of 25 free throws. Box score shows Monticello 33 GFP TP and several players contributing. officials listed Preston and Monroe.
Milwaukee real estate broker Milwaukee Henry Wynhoff, age 72, bound over on a false mortgage dealing complaint. Bond set by District Judge Neelen Lappliey after testimony from Gilbert F. Lappley, investigator and attorney for the bene real estate brokers board, and Deputy D A Jo Siete.
Mrs. Sylvia Engler and Robert Brewer visited Sabina patient at St. Clare hospital. Miss Betty Kniebuchl called from Monroe. The Schneider and Fiez families hosted visitors and held a christening for Lavina Ann with Alvin Fiez as sponsor. Norman Marty returned from Great Lakes to visit parents.
Music historian notes Arcangelo Corelli as the first violinist to play a Stradivarius and recommend the instrument to his peers. The remark reflects early adoption shaping violin prestige and instrument appreciation among contemporaries.
A registered Holstein heifer bred to a grandson of Governor Carnation will be awarded to a lucky 4 H or FFA club member. Bank representatives will join a bank official to select the recipient in the coming days.
Cuba is nearly as large as Java but has a population about one tenth as large. Venezuela ranks third in oil production globally, highlighting its key energy role.
Milwaukee reports Wisconsin butter scarcity continues into 1946 as butter price gaps widen while production costs rise. Harry Klueter of Madison notes limits from OPA ceilings. He cites butter and byproduct prices affecting the ice cream and dairy trades at a three day state convention.
A 1940 survey shows over twenty percent of urban housing lacking private baths. The data highlights widespread sanitation and modernization gaps in American cities before mid-century.
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