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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1945
Page
6
Partly cloudy tonight with colder conditions and a high temperature around 41 and a low near 30. The report notes sunrise at 7 09 and sunset at 4 29 with barometer readings and comparisons to yesterday and the year ago today.
The message indicates the sugar stamp 4 book remains valid through December. It warns recipients to use remaining stamps before the deadline.
Real estate transfers reflect activity in Monroe including parcels in Evan's add and Jordan township. Transactions involve Othy E Ostby and Louis E Creuzer with parcels in sections 19 through 22 and 23, part of government lots, in multiple townships.
Marriage licenses issued for Garland Edgar Schulthess of Monroe and Dora Mae Severson of Argin e. Also for Ernest Rudolph Holz of Milwaukee and Alice Mae Duertschi of Monroe.
Mr and Mrs Earl Berger of Gra tiot welcome a daughter born December 1 at St. Clare Hospital.
Spencer and son Michael Maine, Stanley Beeck, Mrs Roy Block and daughter, Mrs Lizzie Stephenson and Richard Fahrney appear in the segment of community announcements and social notices from the page.
A new staff veterinarian joins the Green Day byonald L Spease era under General Manager Raymond A Woodruff D V M. Dr Woodruff, a former army veterinary corps captain, served in Monroe in 1943 and graduated from Cornell University in 1941. Previously based in New York state, he practiced there before accepting a military commission. his wife is at St Clare as layman inseminator.
A bustling scene as stockings go on sale drawing a line of shoppers. Men and women queued at a store for about an hour as 51 gauge hose sold out quickly to the first buyers. A dozen pairs and more vanished within minutes amid a crowd eager for hard to obtain items.
Sgt William H Davidson of 1309 10th Street is released at Fort Sheridan. Sgt Willis C Grimm of Monroe plans to work as an apprentice machinist after four years service with Victory and Good Conduct ribbons. Herbert L Grunwald left Shanghai November 11 with 1400 servicemen returning to the United States aboard the USS Hecking. Samuel F Humboldt of Monroe Route 5 has returned home after release under the point system at Fort Sheridan.
Mitmooen Cpl. Olin Monticello received his discharge at Camp McCoy this week and visited Monroe on his way home. He was inducted in June 1942 and has returned from nearly a year in Germany. He plans to go to the west coast after holidays at home.
Rabe-Dale W. Rabe Sr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Milton R. Rabe, served on the USS Bennington which reached San Francisco early last month after taking part in the first carrier strike against Japan.
fC Schulthess is charged at Ft Sheridan in connection with a 1922 case. Public records list Garland as the location tied to the proceedings and outline the initial court action against the individual.
Raymond L. Schultz has arrived in Tokyo with the Eighth Division. He entered service May 7 and trained at Ft. Lewis Washington. After basic he spent a period at home, then was sent to Camp Beale California. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jake Schultz of Monticello, and his wife and daughter live in Beloit.
Mr and Mrs August Ladwig celebrate their fiftieth wedding anniversary with family from Juda Waukesha Milwaukee and Ladwig relatives visiting. Others traveled to Chicago Naperville Rockford and Milwaukee for social visits as relocations occur among local families with Behnken King Keen and Bosey households noted.
Niles and others noted in Madison visits and travels. Chicago, Albany, Verona, and Monroe are named in short social notices detailing residents and relatives visiting or spending the day in nearby towns. Captain Baker’s military service is referenced among local mentions.
A Czech security service says a man was arrested during an investigation into an alleged plan to assassinate President Eduard Benes in Ziliha last May. Authorities describe the case as part of wider anti government activity.
In Sanford Florida Swan Monroe announces his son Daryl Swan has been named assistant manager of Sanford Furniture Company, reinforcing family leadership at the Sanford shop.
Report shows salable hogs 12 000 with total 30 000 and weights under 240 pounds mostly steady to 10 cents lower while heavier hogs drop 10 to 20 cents. Sows weaken 25 cents. Cattle salable 5 500 with overall firm to strong, best steers and yearlings around 18.00 ceiling and 15.00 to 17.75 bulk. Calves, beef and stock cattle mixed with modest demand. Sheep 3 000 with lambs 14.50 to 14.75, ewes 5.50 to 7.00. Butter eggs and poultry prices mostly steady. Chicago grain futures drift after early gains amid market volatility.
A steamer from Ft William Ontario unloaded rye here yesterday while traders speculated on December contracts. Wheat receipts show 12 cars with 197 carried and 25 for soybeans. No. 2 rye arrival noted.
The market rose to a 15 year average high amid inflation expectations and hopes for price policy expansion. General Motors planned resumed negotiations with the United Automobile Workers while bonds stayed steady and commodities showed mixed moves.
Capt William N Baker spoke to the Kiwanis club after returning from Europe. Next meeting on December 13 features Guy Sundt assistant athletic director at the University of Wisconsin as speaker. Films of the Wisconsin Minnesota football game will be shown.
Byron Price, former head of the Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America, has new ties to Washington indicating ongoing involvement in film industry policy and leadership discussions.
Earl K. Taylor, 27, suffered painful injuries to his hand when it became entangled in a corn picker while he worked on a riverarea farm near Avon township. He was taken to St. Clare hospital for treatment.
Thompson led Monroe with 7 6 and 6 point outputs as Monroe defeated South Wayne 37 to 28. Penniston of South Wayne scored 19 to top scorers while Stauffacher Shamburek Rabe Purcell Behrins added the remaining Monroe points.
Sam Machal better known as Sam Magdal a jeweler has shown improvement after four weeks at St Clare hospital He takes daily two hour afternoon recess to visit the store greet friends and customers at the storefront during recovery
G Kimbal county conservationist attended a two day meeting in Dodgeville. The conference was led by the chairman and principal speaker and attended by a work group of Green Iowa Grant and Lafayette conservationists. Lat est developments in land conservation program were discussed.
A minor crash occurred at the intersection of 16th avenue and 10th street about 10 45 a m injuring no one. The auto owned and driven by J F Zinser sustained slight damage and the vehicle owned by S Solomon driven by H William Keel also incurred minor harm.
The Green county board auditing committee met with County Clerk Clarence W. Lengacher yesterday while the property committee planned a meeting today after details of a collision on 16th avenue and 10th street surfaced in the report.
Errant Tess Clifford M. Fritz at 1913 11th street reported a rock shattered an upstairs bedroom window at 8 44 p m. Police are investigating the incident.
A chimney fire at Mrs. Gladys L. Keener's home at 911 10th Avenue prompted a general alarm at 7 52 p m yesterday. Before responders arrived, a second call canceled the dispatch as the fire had burned itself out. apparatus remained at the station.
Miss Lois Niles daughter of Mr and Mrs Charlies J Niles is reported in satisfactory condition in a hospital at Appleton after a gas exposure during a Lawrence College laboratory class where she studies. Her parents were summoned to Appleton.
A report notes that peanuts can be processed into a fiber that resembles wool in texture and wear. The finding highlights alternative uses for peanut materials in textile production.
Browntown reports Mrs. C. L. Crage and Ernest Foulker with infant Dallis James after discharge from St. Clare hospital. Ole Sandley and Roy Crage conclude county board affairs. Robert N. Jackson SAO 2c, from the battleship Missouri, visits sister Mrs. J. Rugh. John Jackson, Woodford. B. M. Burger does carpenter work for Ward Merritt.
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