Daily Record Weather Update December 11 1945
Fair tonight and Wednesday with clearing near Lake Michigan. Continued cold tonight with a slight warming westward on Wednesday. Feeney 3 p.m. high 17 and low 3. today highest 30 lowest 22. Snow flurries since yesterday. Barometer 3 a.m. 29.85 and 3 p.m. 29.95. Warmest U.S. city yesterday Brownsville Texas 81. coldest Havre Montana. Almanac data included. Sunrise 7:13, sunset 4:28.
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Feeney
U. S
Brownsville
Tex
Havre
Mont
Ration Deadline: Sugar Stamp Good Through December
Ration book 4 sugar stamps remain valid through December as announced by officials. Households are reminded to use stamps before the expiration date and to check current allotments and guidelines for purchases and substitutions.
Deaths listed for William F. Miller and James Rodebaugh
Obituaries note the deaths of William F. Miller aged 82 of Orangeville and James Rodebaugh aged 58 of Lena. The notices provide ages and hometowns with no additional biographical details.
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William F. Miller
Orangeville
James Rodebaugh
Lena
Local Birth Announcements From St. Clare Hospital
Sheriff and Mrs Evan Chamber report a daughter born December 1 at St. Clare Hospital. Mr and Mrs Howard A Roennebourg of Albany announce a son born December 11. Mr and Mrs Francis B Olson of Argyle route 2 welcome a daughter born December 11. Mr and Mrs Orville A Hawkins of Brodhead route 2 announce a daughter born December 10.
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St. Clare Hospital
Evan Chamber
17Th Avenue
Howard A. Roenneourg
Albany
Francis B. Olson
Argyle
Orville A. Hawkins
Brodhead
Medical and surgical patient list with multiple names
A compiled medical notice lists patients and their addresses for various procedures. Included are William F Teuscher, Harry Huffman, Mrs George C Kowalczyk, Clarence McGuire, Mrs Levi N Torkeison, and others. Surgical entries note Charles Thomas, and tonsillectomy patients James Furniss and Constance F Wilson among others.
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William F. .Teuscher
12Th Street
Harry Huffman
Monroe
George C. Kowalczyk
117Th Avenue
Clarence McGuire
Gratiot
Levi N. Torkeison
Brodhead
Charles Thomas
Darlington
James Furniss
11Th Street
Joan Petiit
Beloit
Stillman
Huntley
Basket Social at Green County Normal School
Students will entertain at a basket social on Thursday at 8 30 p m in the school. Jerry Thomm and His Melodiers will play for dancing.
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Green County Normal School
Jerry Thomm
Melodiers
Jap’s Best Carrier Taisho Sunk By Lone Sub Torpedo
Capt. Toshikazu Ohmae disclosed that the 40 000 ton Taisho the Japanese answer to American air supremacy exploded and sank six hours after a single torpedo strike on June 18. The 30 000 ton Chokaku also fell in the engagement off the Philippines during the decisive Pacific naval battle.
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Japan
Chokaku
Toshikazu Ohmae
Fasion Saas
Gentine
Chicago Livestock Market Prices Report Readout
Livestock market shows salable hogs 31 000 with barrows steady at 14.85 ceiling and sows easing to 13.85 14.00. cattle and calves mixed with feeders around 15 18 dollars and cows up to 15 cents higher. Sheep strength in slaughter lambs and wooled western lines with several lots around 14 15 dollars. poultry firm with roasters 24 27 cents and turkeys 30. Grain futures rebound late with wheat steady, rye weaker, oats following rye. receipts listed for wheat corn oats and soybeans.
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Chicago
USDA
Montana
Wall Street Opens Mixed as Aviation Leads Decline in Main Sectors
Wall Street trading in New York shows aviation stocks strengthening with large backlogs and earnings potential, while steels rails motors and blue chips weaken. Declines of two or more points appear by the fourth hour as bonds and commodities move mixed.
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Wall Street
New York
Victory Loan sales hit record totals to date
Treasury announces Victory Loan investments reach 17.207 billion dollars in total sales. Corporate investors account for a large share, with individuals contributing 4.783 billion and E bonds totaling 1.291 billion, illustrating strong public support and performance against quotas.
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Washington
War Finance Division
Treasury Department
Pheasant Caught Barehanded by Denver Hunter Near Ft. Morgan
Howard Cook reports catching a live cock pheasant barehanded while hunting in an open corn field near Ft. Morgan. He spotted the pheasant’s tail protruding from cornstalks and reached for it, pulling a live bird from the field.
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Denver
Howard Cook
Ft. Morgan
Goshawk Hunts Any Creature It Seeks
The goshawk pursues and attacks any living creature within reach, demonstrating its predatory versatility and hunting prowess.
Personal mentions and local visits in Monroe area
Residents and visitors list include Mrs. Clifford Riese of Monticello. Mrs. Harry Monteith visiting Beloit. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ingold from Lake Geneva in Monroe. Mrs. Charles Winchell of Beloit calling on business. Miss Delia Birk from Freeport visiting South Wayne. Miss Lula Sydner visiting Beloit for Rev James A Keillers. Also notes on Smith Lodge 31 Masons meeting, Lt B W Johnson’s return from 30 day leave, and corrections about the Gempeler family relocation.
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Plumb Niles
Clifford Riese
Monticello
Harry Monteith
Beloit
Walter Ingold
Lake Geneva
Monroe
Charles Winchell
Delia Birk
Freeport
South Wayne
Lula Sydner
James A. Keillers
Smith Lodge No
Charles Dwyer
John Heler
Edith Rolli
B. W. Johnson
Great Lakes
Lester J. Michael
10Th Street
John
Chicago
Robert Isely
Marlys
Robert Blum
Harold Pippin
St Clare Hospital
Robert Gempeler
Phoenix
Ariz
Fred E. Leiser
Gloria
Leiser
Argyle Veterans Return From War Raft With Family News
Argyle residents hear from returning service members and family travelers. Leo Galway, after 31 months overseas in the signal corps, arrives from Seattle via Camp McCoy with Bronze Star and campaign ribbons. T/3 Paul Mueller, son of Ignatz Mueller, reaches home after Ft Sheridan discharge with Good Conduct and ETO ribbons. Pfc Darwin Kurth, home after three years in the Pacific, recounts service in Hawaii New Guinea Luzon and Japan, holding three battle stars and Liberation ribbons.
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Frank Garrison
Gillette
Wis
Leo Galway
P. F. Galway
Army
Leo
Seattle
Wash
Japan
Camp McCoy
Argyle
Signal Corps
Australia
New Guinea
Philippines
A. A. F. Separation
Denver
Paul Mueller
Ft. Sheridan
Paul
Ignatz Mueller
Raymond D. Anderson
Huron
S. D
John Gerlach
Milwaukee
Elmer Olson
Florida
Fred Mindermann
Kenosha
Robert Mindermann
Darwin Kurth
Joe Kurth
Darwin
Pacific
Hawaiian Islands
Luzon
William Thurston
Army Veteran Thurston Honored for War Service and Family Tragedy
The signal corps veteran served in India arriving mid November. He earned three battle stars a unit citation the good conduct medal and drivers and mechanics' medal. Married in May 1943 at Camp Crowder Mo his army nurse wife went overseas and was killed in Africa when a hospital was bombed in October. Thurston works at Phillipson's Garage Argyle.
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Signal Corps
India
Camp Crowder
Africa
Thurston
Phillipson
Argyle
Half Million US Servicemen Return From Pacific Theater
General MacArthur announced about 500000 servicemen have returned to the United States from the Pacific since Japan's surrender. He commended all echelons of his command for the efficient and expeditious readjustment within the theater.
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Tokyo
MacArthur
United States
Pacific
Japan
Orangeville social notes show visitors and gatherings across towns
A long list of callers and visitors fills community pages with visits to Roy Hefty Dr. Harry Lausch and others. Attendees include families from Orangeville Freeport Lena Rock Island Galena Winslow and Dakota as well as church events at Cedarville Methodist and a County Council of the Seven Legion meeting in Lena.
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Fay Parkinson
Joy
Lena
Ralph Keister
Roy Hefty
G. B. Goodhart
Ellen
E. T
Ae Bowen
Monroe
L. D. van Matre
Stanley Hulbert
Steve Likens
Rockford
Lyle Rinehart
Charles E. Hall
Elmer Rinehart
Verl Barmore
J. G. Cahoon
Clare Emrick
Elmer Priewe
Vera Heck
Mary McIntyre
Cedarville Methodist Church
Sear
Freeport
China
R. B. Ritzman
Jay Cadwell
Clarence Fryer
Henry Taft
William Wagner
Frank Smith
Elmer
Armin Priewe
Kao Post
Orangeville
Clifford Dickinson
Eleroy
Frank Pagel
Leslie Schwitz
George Busjahn
Ed Leverton
Stanley
Rock Falls
Floyd Sowards
Joe Miller
Byron Wells
Dakota
Percy Hurless
Forrest Hurless
Clare Taft
Eldon Rabe
Winslow
Daryl Lane
LaSalle
Virgil Dicknson
Edna Gunderson
Ward McHees
Davis
J. H. LaBorde
Roy Wagner
Mary Gunderson
Bert Zeigler
Frank Hartman
Ray Geiter
Glen Geiter
Milton Benning
Rock City
Eddie Dominguez
Charlies Burington
R. H. Stites
Rites Held For Mrs Berger In Madison Funeral
Mrs M N Berger wife of the Madison district superintendent of the Evangelical church died recall exponents. Rev and Mrs Alvin C Rabehl traveled to Madison to attend the funeral services. The Bergers formerly lived in Monticello where he pastored the Monticello and New Glarus churches. Rev Rabehl served as a pallbearer at the service this afternoon.
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Berger
Alvin C. Rabehl
Madison
M. N. Berger
Evangelical Church
Monroe
Bergers
Monticello
New Glarus
Rabeh
Renovate Dining Room at Eugene Hotel
The dining room of the Eugene hotel is being painted and renovated today, signaling interior work to refresh the space.
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Eugene Hotel
Extension workers conference opens in Madison
County agricultural agent E. O. Baker and county home agent Miss Marlys Richert attend the four day extension workers conference in Madison with today marking the opening day.
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E. O. Baker
Marlys Richert
Madison
City Plow Purchase Driver Heads to Indianapolis
Paul B. Baltzer left this morning for Indianapolis to drive back the four wheel snow plow purchased by the city.
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Paul B. Baltzer
Indianapolis
Women trio buys Theodore Stauffacher home in Madison
Miss Frances Mihlbachler of Monroe and Mrs. Cecile Farrow of Madison purchase the Theodore Stauffacher residence at 720 25th Avenue and plan to move next week. Mihlbachler’s sister Mrs. C. C. Wast will also live with them.
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Frances Mihlbachler
Monroe
Cecile Farrow
Madison
Theodore Stauffacher
25Th J Avenue
Mihlbachler
C. C. Wast
Community Notes on Local Moves and Obituaries
Mrs. Donald L. Collins and family moved from Walter Douglas farm to C. S. Pierce farm. Mrs. Elsie Salisbury Drew, former local school leader, died in St Paul. Pfc. Francis Saunders returns stateside after 22 months overseas. his wife Marybelle and son Gary reside in Colton, California. Pfc. Stanley D. Steele, discharged, lives with his mother. Bank of Brodhead hosts oyster supper. several local residents visit relatives in Washington, D.C. Relif corps elects officers. wedding dance and shower planned for Betty DeVoe Cowell at Bluff View Park.
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Francis Saunders
Marybelle Saunders
Gary
Colton
Calif
Stanley D. Steele
Alice Steele
Air Forces
Stanley
Bowen Stair
Highland Park
L. J. Stair
Congregational Aid
Albert Heins
Junior Cowell
Betty DeVoe
Bluff View Park
Bank of Brodhead
Paul Dempsey
Washington, D. C
Joan Dempsey
Joanne
Kathy
Relief Corps
Ruth Schwartzlow
Elsie Taft
Mylah Zimmer
Local Social Notes Highlight Community Movements and Visits
A string of social updates shows service members relatives and locals traveling, relocating, and hosting. Several families including the Stuessys and Schneiders move to new homes and plan new jobs, while church and school groups meet officials and honor long service. Notable events include a 54th wedding anniversary and a church service corsage presentation.
Horse Holiday in Chicago Aids 1000 Neediest Nags
The Anti Cruelty Society plans Christmas morning gifts for Chicago’s 1,000 neediest horses with a 6 pound mix of oats bran apples carrots corn and shorts. The oldest and coldest receive blankets and owners are reminded of the society’s 10 commandments on animal care.
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Chicago
Old Dobbin
Anti- Cruelty Society
Peanut shells explored as fuel bedding and plastics
Researchers examine peanut shells as a versatile feedstock for energy and materials. Trials show potential for conversion into fuel, animal bedding, and bioplastic components, expanding use of agricultural byproducts.
W F Miller 82 Dies in Freeport Hospital
William Franklin Miller 82 a longtime Orangeville resident died Friday night in a Freeport hospital after three weeks illness He was born November 1 1863 in Harrisburg Pa and married Lucy Wilt in 1884 later wed Elizabeth Holloway Survivors include two children Mrs Gustav Lenz Freeport and Walter Miller Hampton Ia Six grandchildren and six great grandchildren plus a sister and six brothers Funeral services were held Monday at the Burlington funeral home and Orangeville Evangelical church with burial in Staver cemetery
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Orangeville
Times
William Franklin Miller
Cne
William F. Miller
Emanuel
Sarah Miller
Harrisburg
Lucy Wilt
Elizabeth Holloway
Gustav Lenz
Freeport
Walter Miller
Hampton
Frank Dietmeier
Monroe
Harvey
Shannon
Joe B
Genoa
Clayton
Milwaukee
Oliver
Homer
Monticello
Lee
Burington
Seek Brutal Slayer Of Chicago Woman
Chicago detectives pursue a reported brutal murder of Frances Brown a 33 year old stenographer and former Wave. Capt Frank Reynolds calls the killer a maniac as investigators intensify the search amid a string of Chicago slayings last week and police reports list nine suspects or incidents.
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Chicago
Frances Brown
Frank Reynolds
Slaying of Miss Brown at Pine Crest Hotel Shocks City
Police investigate a brutal murder at the Pine Crest hotel in Lakeview where a 95 pound woman described as Miss Brown was slain in her apartment. The attacker stabbed her with an 8 inch knife, left her nude body over a bloodied tub, and wrote a lipstick message on the wall pleading to be caught.
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Pine Crest Hotel
North Side
Lakeview District
Miss Brown
Fire risk scare in New Mexico coal town as sparrow escapes
Steven Smith, a carpenter in Koehler New Mexico, lifted a load of coal and opened his heater to bank the fire for the night. A sparrow flew from the heater and disappeared unharmed as Smith opened the door.
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Koehler
N. M
Steven Smith
Smith
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