Weather Summary From The Daily Record
Partly cloudy and cold with a few local snow flurries tonight. Friday will be fair and cold. Low temperatures tonight range from 10 to 15 below in the northwest to near 10 above in the southeast.
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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1948
Page
9
Partly cloudy and cold with a few local snow flurries tonight. Friday will be fair and cold. Low temperatures tonight range from 10 to 15 below in the northwest to near 10 above in the southeast.
Yesterday the warmest spot in the U S was Jacksonville Florida at 82 degrees while the coldest was Bismarck North Dakota. Barometer read 29 65 at 1 00 am and 29 75 at 1 00 pm Sunrise was 7 18 and sunset 4 26.
Edna Schmid transfers nineteen acres of land described as one acre more or less in Monroe to William T. Kane. The deed details a single property transfer within the city.
Adele Burgy and Nathan Burgy of Monroe face charges of cruel and inhuman treatment. Adele’s previous married name Storck is restored. They were married August 22 by Judge Harold J. Lamboey.
Harlon Rinehardt of route 2 Monroe was fined 75 dollars plus costs for operating a vehicle while intoxicated. Justice L A Koenig presided.
Mr and Mrs John M Blum of Monticello announce the birth of a son on December 8. The family lists joyous news and welcomes the newborn into their household.
St. Clare Hospital released patients including Mrs Arnold Kehrli and son Mrs Lyle Gilbertson and son Mrs Virgil Dickenson and son Willard Noble Clifford Rahn Mrs Robert Penniston and daughter Mrs Ralph Jones. Names include James Jackson Ar gyle Loyd Prien and Evansville.
The Monroe Laundry at 1201 16th avenue faced a ruined boiler after a Tuesday night overheating. Firemen found the steam boiler cherry red with a 14 inch gash, burned fire brick, and asbestos. faulty water injector and stoker switch caused coal to feed continuously. A 20 foot square cement block saved the building as flames touched ceiling paper.
John Stein berger, 44, of Denmark, was killed while rabbit hunting near his home yesterday when a gun in the possession of his hunting partner accidentally fired.
Hendersonville North Carolina obituary notes the death of Robert Quillen a renowned newspaperman and columnist formerly of Fountain Inn South Carolina aged unknown in a local nursing home today.
Co. K moves to bolster ranks with a new recruiting drive targeting men aged 17 to 35 after a drop from 86 to 74 enlistments. Lt. Theodore J. Burgy offers prizes for new recruits while Sgt. Glenn Kubly and Sgt. Dwight Coplien lead efforts. Informal inspection by Lt. Col. Barrett and staff outlines marksmanship, pistol, and organizational training as the unit promotes upcoming changes in Army ratings. Co. A basketball team, managed by Sheldon Zimmerman, shows 4–0 with players including the Maurer brothers and Kohlhagen in gold trunks and white jerseys with blue lettering.
Madison report states 37 year old wrestler Curtis Spike Peterson was sentenced by Superior Judge Roy H. Proctor to two months in county jail for involvement in a safe robbery on October 29. The sentence jeopardizes a planned Wednesday match with Jimmy Demet unless the sheriff intervenes as a fan.
Robert Reindl, 20, of West De Pere, was killed instantly when his motorcycle collided with a car on county trunks one mile south of Oneida early today. The crash occurred in the Green Bay area as authorities investigated the cause and recorded the victim as from West De Pere.
Personal mentions show residents visiting Albany Freeport Argyle and Monroe. Notables include Edward F. Hoban patient at Tomah veterans hospital and Rev Sung Chun Chun speaking at Union Presbyterian church. Also announcements for bake sale at Moose hall and Monroe Women’s Club Christmas musical with silver offering.
New Glarus Times Special reports a pre holiday concert at the high school gym tonight at 8. J. J. Figi will conduct the beginners, junior and senior bands and the school chorus and solos. Rodney Wittner with Doris Stuessy, Marie Streiff and Donna Reuter in duet with the senior band. Eugene Arn student conductor Wayne Duerst guest conductor Ray Neuenschwander cornet soloist and Frederick Durst triangle soloist. Rose Marie Rolph directs band and chorus with Karen Frick as accompanist.
Rodney C. Johnson local recruiting sergeant announced four Monroe residents enlisted in the army and air force in November. Harriet Towell of 610 16th avenue joined the women's air corps for three years. Norman E. Huberson of 1106% 16th avenue enlisted for one year under the ten year plan. Calvin Hefty of New Giarus joined mechanized cavalry for three years. Norman Jacobson of 802 25th avenue reenlisted for three years with Milwaukee recruiting service.
Fred Buhlmann a 29 year old Swiss law student from Bern visiting his uncle Christ Buhlmann at 1312 21st avenue Monroe plans to enroll at the University of Wisconsin extension school in Milwaukee on a six month visa. He will study English in preparation for a doctor of law exam in Switzerland. He has worked for Basel marine insurance and sailed to America by boat after a three week voyage delayed by an east coast maritime strike. the ship docked in Galveston after rerouting from New York and New Orleans.
London reports Princess Elizabeth and her infant son will be christened at the palace in a private family ceremony. The christening is planned for Wednesday in a state room on the first floor prepared for the occasion.
Kenosha inventor Oscar A. Zerk wed Chicago native Patricia Shepard in a small ceremony at Zerk’s Dunmobin estate. The nuptials were conducted Saturday in the couple’s private gathering.
Mrs. Sophia Jackson chairs the local Salvation Army annual financial campaign. Committee members are Ross Vincent and Roy Lewis.
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Watson Madison are the parents of a daughter Marilyn Kay born November 25 1957 Mrs Watson is the former Sylvia Rinday sister of Mrs Dwight Zweifel Monticello This is a birth notice from the Monticello Times Special section.
Mrs. Hazel Kundert resumes teaching fifth and sixth grades at Monticello after an eight week illness due to a virus pneumonia.
A parking meter in front of The Grill at 1122 17th Avenue was found demolished after a nighttime hit and run. Police were notified shortly after 1 a.m. but could not locate the striking vehicle.
Gilbert Kleckner son of Mr and Mrs Clark Kleckner 2023 13th avenue has enlisted in the navy last week and assigned to Company 471 RTC Great Lakes Illinois.
Vehicles driven by Virgil J. Waelti of Juda and Lewis R. Coult hard of Mineral Point collided at 7 45 at the intersection of 16th avenue and 17th street. Damage to both cars was slight.
A parent teacher association for the local school will be formed at an evening meeting led by Mrs. William Doudna in Madison. The event marks the creation of a community volunteer group to support school activities and parental involvement.
The PTA meeting will feature the vice president as speaker while officers are elected and the constitution is presented for discussion and approval.
A son was born to Mr and Mrs M H Jacobs of Freeport at St Francis hospital on Tuesday. Mrs Jacobs is the former Marilyn Ryan of Blanchardville.
Lester Rasmussen has been elected master of the Brooklyn Masonic lodge. Other officers include senior warden Philip Snyder, junior warden Harl Rasmussen, secretary Marvin Zwickey, treasurer Philip Johnson, and trustee Merlin Winter.
The village of Truman in Minnesota plans a meeting to explain community views to President Truman. In the November 2 election the Truman namesake cast 216 votes for the President and 275 for Governor Dewey, with a ten-member delegation noted in the report.
A brief note indicates Dewey and Washington club members meet on Saturday to explain away voter ballot confusion and encourage participation.
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