Increasing cloudiness and light snow forecast
The Daily Record reports increasing cloudiness tonight with milder conditions in the west. Saturday will be cloudy with a slowly rising temperature and light snow in the northern portion.
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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1948
Page
8
The Daily Record reports increasing cloudiness tonight with milder conditions in the west. Saturday will be cloudy with a slowly rising temperature and light snow in the northern portion.
The report notes temperatures from 27 to 5 degrees with a high of 32 and a low of 22 from five years ago. Snow flurries persisted since yesterday. Barometer readings were 29.80 at 1 am and 29.90 at 1 pm. Tampa Florida recorded the warmest at 81 while Wiliston North Carolina was coldest. Sunrise was 7 19 and sunset 4 26.
Arthur N. Hartwick transfers 108 percent acres more or less in Sylvester township to Edward William Jordan amid a real estate transfer noted in local records.
Deaths include John A. Morton 83 at 2223 13th Avenue Miss Lillie McDermott 86 of Albany Alfred Gilbertson 67 of Wiota Mrs Mary Jane Furray 82 of Orangeville and Glenn Manley Olin 69 of Spring Valley township Rock County.
Mr and Mrs Richard Dunphy Evansville announce a son born December 10. Mr and Mrs Harry Nye Brooklyn announce a son born December 10.
Miss Ella Palmer Browntown Fred Zbaren Blanchardville Mrs Edward Herman Rock City Surgical Ralph Schuler Monticello Wilbert Hoesly Monticello Mrs Ralph Ommodt Brodhead Dewey Wilkenson Beloit Dismissals Frank Quist Mrs Marjorie Gollnick Owen Quinn Mrs Milton Rabe Mrs Frank Ebweter Mrs Olie Heggland Harold Haroldson Carl Gilbertson
A circuit court jury in Darlington awarded $1260 to the Walton estate heirs in a trespass and damages case against Dairyland Power cooperative over a transmission line erected last spring. Plaintiffs Annie and Charles Walton Pearl Henderson and Roby W. Wagner claimed workmen entered without permission, damaging trees and fences. Judge Arthur W. Kopp presided.
Madison man Joe K Billingsley, 23, was bound over to circuit court for trial yesterday on a fourth degree manslaughter charge linked to the death of a patient at Mendota State Hospital.
Miss Audrey Kolden, a student at the Green County Normal School, will spend the weekend at Blanchardville.
P A Reynolds, a Madison city rate analyst, said he hopes to finish a sewage rental fee schedule by year end. He is in Monroe examining plant costs and data to set the rate, which would help retire bonds for a 250000 dollar plant addition. The state Public Service Commission is expected to issue new water rates by January 1, with the municipal application pending since October 19.
The report notes Joseph Volmary’s condition has improved over the past two weeks though he remains confined to his home at 1708 6th Street. A new three cent Joel Chandler Harris commemorative stamp is on sale at the post office with the first sale held in Eatonton Georgia yesterday.
Mr and Mrs Fred Fernstaedt who lived south of South Wayne moved yesterday to the home of her father William Tausmann at 1756 16th street where they will reside.
Diane Burgy ten year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Theodore Burgy of 1011 11th street broke her left arm after a fall while playing volleyball at North School yesterday afternoon.
A two and a half hour travelog of the Swiss Alps will be shown at the auditorium in New Glarus Sunday and Monday. Werner Buchel of Milwaukee made the film after spending 14 months in Switzerland. It features rural life St Moritz the turnfest in Berne a winemakers festival in Lugano and Alpine melodies.
Ira Zimmer man of 1334 19th Street drove a badly damaged Avcar after a collision with a truck at 9th Street and 20th Avenue. The Avcar suffered extensive damage to two doors and fenders while the truck owned by Clarence L. Clark of Janesville had only a damaged front bumper.
Local notes list Edward Dunlavy of Argyle and many visitors and callers from Milwaukee Freeport Madison Chicago and West Allis. Social events include a Women of the Moose bake sale on December 11 and a Monroe Women's Club Christmas musical on December 12. Travel mentions cover furloughs and visits, with atlas gift sale and several family trips described.
Glenn Manley Olin 69 died suddenly last evening at 7 45 from a heart attack at his farm home in Spring Valley township Rock county He was born June 12 1879 to Carlton and Angeline Crouch Olin and married October 7 1911 to Mathilda Baldinger at Rockford They lived on the Spring Valley farm his married life Survived by wife one daughter Mrs Ronald Partridge Spring Valley township two brothers Clark and Nelson Olin Brodhead one sister Mrs Marcia Scott California and one granddaughter Ramona Olin Albany Preceded in death by one son Glen who died in 1940 Services Monday at 130 at Everson funeral home Brodhead with Rev Robert Sachtsen officiating Burial Scotch Hill cemetery.
Thirty six agents and employees of the Bankers Mutual Life Insurance Co. attended a dinner program last evening at the Monroe Hotel. The event was sponsored by the Freeport office of the firm.
Last evening a YMCA leadership training conference in Janesville discussed achievements plans and problems. Monroe and Green county delegates attended with local participants including Evelyn Hartwig O N Johnson Richard Kundert Marilyn Ott Lucille Howard Helene Joy Janet Arnsmeier and T F Ransdell. Four leaders came from Brodhead and Brooklyn.
George C. Mansfield, 92, escaped a blaze at his Sharon Wisconsin home after smelling smoke and crawling to a window when flames blocked the door. He reached safety despite the intense fire filling the dwelling.
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Johnson will host an open house at the LaFayette hotel in Rockford this Sunday from 2 to 5 PM to celebrate their golden wedding anniversary. The couple married December 15, 1898, at Jordan Lutheran church. They have four sons, with two in Rockford, one in Madison, and one serving in the navy.
In Norfolk, the sons and their wives will pay tribute to the parents this Sunday with a family gathering and expressions of appreciation.
Newcomers Homemakers Club met for a dinner at the Eugene hotel last evening and then proceeded to the Kenneth Slocum home for a Christmas party. Attendees included Mrs Richard Bahr, Mrs Kenneth Tait, Mrs Larry Kitchen, Mrs Francis Menehan, and other members.
Mrs. Fred J. Marty entertained her yass club at a Christmas party Monday in New Glarus. Guests included Mmes. Oswald Altman Thomas Hefty Rose Opferman William Schell John Kundert Fred Tschudy Margaret Hefty and Harlan Wernle.
The Girls guild of Zwingli Evangelical and Reformed church hosted its annual Christmas party Monday at the parish house. Members contributed to the program with readings by Misses Audrey Wichser and Mary Ann Riese, a vocal solo by Pearl Aeschliman, and performances by Nancy Kubly and Carol Bab.
Ller and Marilyn Milbrandt performed piano solos at a social gathering led by Mrs. Wallace P. Barlow. A gift exchange, games, and refreshments were enjoyed by attendees.
Mrs. John Vogel Jr. acted as hostess for the Clarno Exchange Club Christmas gathering on Wednesday afternoon. The program featured carols and a gift idea exchange. Santa Claus visited the group and lunch followed for members and guests including Mrs. W. M. Norder and others.
Maske and daughter Elmer Whitehead and children Robert Pick and sons Misses Selma Lydia Lena Woelfle Marian Vogel and Mrs Emil Dubach are listed as residents of Platteville in a local roster.
Rev Evan John Evans aged 83 died yesterday in Beloit hospital. He retired in 1934 after 24 years as rector of St Pauls Episcopal church. Funeral services set for 2 pm tomorrow at Rosman Uelings Kinzer chapel with Rev William O Johnson officiating. Burial in Oakwood cemetery.
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