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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1945
Page
7
Increasing cloudiness and not quite so cold tonight and Thursday with occasional light snow west portion Thursday. Temperatures: high 25, low 11. Reading today 3 a.m. 29.87 and 3 p.m. 29.88. Almanac notes sunrise 7 14, sunset 4 25. Miami had the warmest 79 while Bismarck was coldest at 21.
The notice states a ration deadline through December 31 for five pounds of certain commodities. It outlines filing requirements and eligibility details with emphasis on timely submission to avoid shortages. Citizens should prepare documentation and check local offices for exact guidance.
Real estate transfers recorded for Rosena Brink and David Brink to Fred H. Steinmann for a Monticello parcel and Jacob S. Disch and wife to Robert Haldiman of Lot 1 Block 2 Mat Steussy's addition in New Glarus.
Albert McDermont of Albany is named administrator for the estate of his sister Miss Dahlia McDermott who died August 21. Appraisers are M. L. Barton Robert Smiley and Thomas N. Dunphy. Heirs listed include one sister two brothers three nephews and two nieces.
Zimmerman Monroe was granted a divorce from Helen Zim meran in county court on grounds of desertion. There are no children.
Lester W. Glass of Janesville and Marie Pearl Hauser of Brodhead received marriage licenses. The record lists their names and hometowns as the couple seeking the license.
Dismissals include Howard Morgan Mrs Stenley Jorenby Mrs Glen Rosenstiel and daughter Mrs Clifford E Hulls Mrs Casper Elmer Oscar D Davis Earl Taylor and Harold Pippin among others from St Clare Hospital Surgical roster with names and residences Argyle Beloit Dallas and Beloit areas listed among affected individuals.
The article outlines U S postwar plans to restore Germany’s economy within two years. It mentions potential funding by American policy toward reconstruction. It notes Potsdam era context and the role of the Big Three in shaping relief missions.
Agricultural economists urge full production and flexible prices while calling the parity formula outmoded. They argue for a healthy national economy to sustain farm prices and propose government payments if farm income dips below a fair standard to reward continued food and fiber production.
Four Japanese accused of executing three American fliers on Jaluit Atoll in March 1944 stood trial for their lives in Kwajalein Marshalls in the same courtroom where ten were tried at Mili Atoll.
The notice lists numerous relatives and attendees at the funeral of Mrs. George Douglas in Darlington and at Rockwell cemetery, naming George H. Douglas of Mineral Point and Lester G. Douglas of Washington DC among mourners and others from Milwaukee Madison and nearby areas. It also mentions Mrs. Marietta Broege returning home from visiting her sister and several social gatherings including bridge groups and hospital returns. Various local residents attend, host, or are mentioned in relation to Christmas activities and social visits.
Local brief listing residents visiting relatives traveling and moving events from Niles and nearby towns. Includes Mrs Edwin Blum in New Glarus, Leland Furrer home for a few days, Lena Conrad Madison visit, Shubring New Glarus trip, Lee Brodhead Monroe call, Kingdon Janesville visit, Lambleys Madison, Clara Fisher Monroe visitor, Elizabeth Blum Marie Blum Madison day, Methodist rummage sale ad, Schaffner McManus Shullsburg, Johnson Skogen Orfordville, Bailes discharge from Grant, Deininger Milwaukee trip, Townsend apron bake sale Moose Hall, Stowell Richland Center visit, Ruth Lund Madison home, G Robinson Janesville holiday visit, New Glarus stamps at The Times, Clayton Ross Brodhead layover Monroe, Arthur Molrad Monroe trip from Ft Sheridan, Stauffachers home sale, Stahl and Oscar Jensen discharge plans, Garrett family visit St Fla, Redman Madison guests.
The meeting this month will be held on December 27 to avoid interrupting members Yuletide celebrations. Meanwhile J J Schweine at St Clare continues unimproved relatives said.
The Monroe board of education met in a routine session last night at the high school.
Mrs Edna Schmid and Alfred Meier of Monroe sold three bulls to the Puerto Rico Agricultural Company at San Juan. Much work lies ahead to process the deal and secure payment as listed in this Want Ad.
Milwaukee reports Governor Goodland was urged to order the Republican state executive committee to desist from raising or spending party funds pending an investigation into charges by Lansing Hoyt that the committee violated the corrupt practices act. Hoyt claims Coleman and others acted as de facto officers without a valid state party structure.
The Senate labor committee opened hearings on the President's plan as organized labor opposes it. CIO and United Steel Workers announce Jan 14 strike plans involving 700000 steel aluminum and iron ore workers with details like strike captains and wage demands. In Detroit Ford and GM wage talks stall as UAW and CIO tentative agreements affect ongoing negotiations.
A 70 year old woman who hadn’t walked in 38 years and a one year old baby girl were rescued from a two floor blaze in a three story flat building in Madison today. Mrs Elizabeth Kleine a bedbound invalid was carried from her apartment by Lt Harold Starkweather and Chief’s Driver Edward Knope of the Madison fire department. Claire Eising daughter of Mr and Mrs David Eising was also carried to safety by her neighbour.
Names of Shenroe high school honor roll recipients for the six weeks ending November 30 include Aleta Joy Kryder and Joda A Rosheisen. Local notices report multiple residents visiting hospitals, family gatherings, and weekend trips to Rockford and Beloit.
County conservationist O G Kimball leads farmers in soil conservation talks to curb erosion and long term land decline. He notes fewer than 10 percent of county farmers have joined and urges broader participation to sustain productivity through winter meetings.
Community notes show several all day homemaker gatherings at homes of Deininger Taylor and others. Visits include Arnsmeter Arnsmeter families, Meinert Montefelt Montefelt households, and numerous Sunday visits among Aschliemann Cleveland Pfister Badertscher Clark Zweifel families. A Carrell college choir concert in Evansville is also mentioned.
Sunday dinner guests were at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Zimmerman. The visit highlighted a quiet family afternoon with conversation and shared meals.
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