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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1945
Page
8
Morning snow flurries sweep across the Almaner region with a colder day ahead. Sunrise is at 7 15 and sunset at 4 25 as winter weather continues on December 13 1945.
A ration deadline stamp remains valid through December 31 for a five pound allotment. The notice indicates continued use of the stamp for the specified quantity.
Don S. Trow and wife transfer 7.71 acres in section 28 and 3.4 acres in Albany village to Elmer Parnell and wife. Robert Smith by administration transfers parcel in sec 1 in Brooklyn village to Edward E. Rasmussen and wife.
Ernest Fred Messerli and Florence Gertrude Welton, both of Monroe, received marriage licenses. The couple listed Monroe as their residence and prepare for nuptials in the area.
St. Clare Hospital reports the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Howard M Drye of Monroe route 4 on December 13 at their home delivery noted. The announcement lists the couple as the proud parents and marks the family’s new arrival.
Mrs John A Smith of 1114 24th Avenue appears in the medical list alongside Mrs Alfred Bennet of New Glarus and accident note Willis Haddinger of Belleville Route 2. Dismissals include Constance F Wilson, Mrs Stillman Huntley, James Furniss, Carl Lamb, Jean Petite, Mrs Dary Camron and daughter, and Mrs Maynard Stark plus her son.
The John Ingold estate in Mon o Wisconsin purchased Mayor Betwyl from Alvin A. Drews of Wis and plans to add the Brown Swiss bull to their herd. Gerald Fritz, discharged veteran of Monroe, will direct the Gratiot high school band as announced by the school board. Reverend Warren W. Sutton attended a Madison meeting of the Wisconsin Council of Churches with committee reports and a 6:30 recognition event for Ellis Huntingsteinlamp at Monticello Swiss Cheese plant installations were equipped with sternlamps for killing airborne bacteria.
Budapest Zionist leader states Hungarians too young or old were sent to death in gas chambers at Auschwitz. Kastner testifies 475000 Hungarian Jews seized in 1944 and sent to Reich death trains. Witness describes selection for work or death and SS orders to hide POW fate from Red Cross.
Current data show over 6000 public libraries operating across the United States. The figure reflects widespread municipal support and district level networks serving communities with varied collections and programs.
Local notices list visits and travels of residents including Mrs Charles Secor Beloit Monroe visitor Mrs Elsie Pinnow Grangeville in Mon oe L Schindler anima l Vy Miss Florence Fox Orangeville with parents Mrs Charles J Mathias Milwaukee visit friends Mrs All Burgi and daughter Monticello Mrs Ed Saunders and daughter Betty Janesville visit relatives Methodist rummage and bake sale on east side of square Adv. Ernest Meyer San Francisco visiting grandparents Cromwell family Mrs August Jost A Marty Beloit weekend visit Wilcox family Ella Grant funeral attendee Captain Alice P Benning Wac East Lansing guest in Everett Keel home OES members meet to attend J Schneider funeral Mrs Henry Leuzinger Jr and daughter Margaret Lynn Orangeville trip Madison Dixie Lu medical patient in Cuba City Emrogene Ruegsegger returns to St Anthony School of Nursing Rockford Mrs Emma Hofer wedding Argyle Lutheran church Frank Crandall former Monroe resident and son Stuart Lewis Plainview Tex visiting Boesch home G W Sutton return to Richland Center Rev Sutton visit Pvt Clifford McCurry and son Jimmy visit Monroe en route to Dayton discharge Tommy stays in Lawrence Kas W L Heindel Monroe call Miss Evelyn Bidlingmaier Monticello Monroe visitor Alma Connery Chicago returns from visit Donald Boss UW weekend at home Cloyd W Pickett returns from Ann Arbor trips
Allie Holtshopple transfers a contract carrier license to Herbert Goecks of 807 10th Street by order of the Public Service Commission. The ruling grants the license change and specifies the new holder’s authority under the commission’s approval.
Cancelled meetings of the Red Cross sewing groups at the post office for the next three Saturdays with work to resume Saturday January 5.
A 700x20 tire and wheel went missing between Monroe and Juda Thursday. Finder may call 10 Monroe Chickeries or 1400 for a reward.
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