Weather outlook for December 13 1948
Cloudy with light snow expected to begin late tonight or early Tuesday and end in northern portions Tuesday night. Colder conditions to move in from the west and central areas tonight through Tuesday.
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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1948
Page
8
Weather highlights from yesterday and year-ago figures
The report notes yesterday's high 42 and low 31, with year-ago high 29 and low 23. Barometer 1 am 29.30 and 1 pm 29.45. Tampa Florida recorded the warmest at 78, Wiliston North Carolina the coldest at 11. Sunrise was at 7:22 and sunset at 4:27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Tampa
Fla
Williston
N. C
Virginia Smith and Freddie Ryser Receives Marriage Licenses
Virginia Mary Smith of Washington township and Freddie Albert Ryser of Blanchardville were issued marriage licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Mary Smith
Washington Township
Freddie Albert Ryser
Blanchardville
County Court Docket Includes DUI and Disorderly Conduct
Judge Harold J. Lamboley and Judge Raymond L. Hill preside in Monroe and standard penalties cited. Raymond Hill orders a $60 fine plus costs and revokes license with no occupational privileges granted. Orville Dalton of Monticello faces disorderly conduct penalties of $50 and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold J. Lamboley
Raymond L. Hill
Monroe
Orville R. Dalton
Monticello
Justice Cases In County Court Justice L A Koenig sentences Herman Weyberg
Herman Weyberg of Monticello received six months in the county jail under Huber law and was ordered to pay medical bills and costs of action. Phillip Ray Millis of Browntown faces assault and battery charges with trial set for 1:30 Wednesday afternoon, free on $200 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Koenig
Herman Weyberg
Monticello
Phillip Ray Millis
Browntown
Deaths of J Steiner and Hobart Hooker in town notices
Obituaries report J Steiner 71 of Blanchard ville and Hobart A Hooker 50 of Rock lord as deceased. The items list ages and residence, with no further biographical details provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fan J. Steiner
Blanchardville
Hobart A. Hooker
Rocklord
Family births list including Phillips Egli and Enright families
Mr and Mrs Wilbert Phillips route 3 welcome a daughter on December 13. Mr and Mrs Walter Egli 1108 14th Avenue greet a son on December 12. Mr and Mrs Clifford Enright of Warren celebrate a daughter born December 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbert Phillips
Route 3
Walter Egli
14Th Avenue
Clifford Enright
Warren
St Clare Hospital Names List Of Patients
A long docket of patient names appears under St. Clare Hospital Medical and Surgical sections. The list includes Mrs Ernest Wegmuel ler route 5 Mrs Byron Fenn Browntown and others from Janesville Argyle Beloit Monticello Orfordville South Wayne and surrounding areas with multiple family members and spouses named alongside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Wegmueller
Route 5
Byron Fenn
Browntown
Ursula Speich
Janesville
Richard Thompson
Argyle
Tillie Erickson
South Wayne
Ernest Tollefson
Orfordville
William Smith
Beloit
Sherman Crawford
13Th Avenue
Thomas Brusveen
Monticello
Henry H. Elmer
Lena Phelps
Norman Paulson
Rueben Wessell
Bertha Hart
Fred Doering
Fred Arn
Jack Hauri
Jacob Smelter
Karl Komasa
Clifford Schoof
Fred Bandi
Elsie Bergenski
Charles Cliff
Homer Miller
John Schwartzlow
Lars
Hobart A Hooker Dies at Rockford
Hobart Arthur Hooker 50 a native of Brodhead and Monroe resident died Saturday at Memorial hospital Rockford. Funeral 1:30 p m today in Burpee Wood funeral home Rockford with burial in Greenwood cemetery Brodhead. He served in World War I and worked in advertising for George D. Roper Corp. He is survived by his widow Beatrice Wall Hooker a mother a daughter a son a sister and two grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockford
Hobart Arthur Hooker
Brodhead
Monroe
Memorial Hospital
Greenwood Cemetery
Mr. Hooker
Dexter E
Nellie Fleck Hooker
Beatrice Wall
New York City
Hooker
George D. Roper Corp
Nellie Hooker
Marilyn Riewaldt
Cleveland
Barton
Florence Caley
Menominee
Burpee-Wood Funeral Home
Joseph Cleveland
Wisconsin dairy meeting stresses organization and milk as key
Milo K. Swanton urges dairy industry organization as Wisconsin council of agriculture notes desperate need amid growing competition. Dr. Henry T. Scott calls milk a complete food, while Tony Madler and Fred Marty discuss local disposal and regulatory issues. Music from Hobo-ettes and Disch brothers accompanies a 600 attendee annual meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milo K. Swanton
Madison
Wisconsin Council of Agriculture
Swanton
Henry T. Scott
Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation
Tony Madler
Department of Agriculture
Dairy Department
Fred Marty
Monroe
Fred Galli
Hobo-ettes
Disch Brothers
Argyle
W. J. Timm
Frank Deininger
Darlington Bull Sale Tops at 530 for Yearling Holsteins
The Darlington sale by Lafayette county 4 H and FFA members yielded 11 Holstein bulls with top price 530. Allan Krause Shullsburg won the top bid for a yearling that also won county fair honors. Willard Rowe Darlington bought it. Other high prices included 455 for a bull sold by Edward Brog South Wayne and 405 for Woodford’s bull sold to Charles Chapman Darlington. Lowest price was 290.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlington
Lafayette County
4-H
FFA
Allan Krause
Shullsburg
Willard Rowe
Lawrence Dammen
Ever Olson
Argyle
Edward Brog
South Wayne
Myron Meythaler
Woodford
Charles Chapman
Local Names Listed in Society Note
A social column lists Larson, Mrs Walter Schindler and son, Mrs Virgil Appell and daughter, Actor Nyborg, Mary Saalson, Sheila Champeny, Ernest Tollefson, Mrs Erling Erickson and son.
Local Social Notes and Community Events Roundup
Personal mentions include Mrs. Ross Vincent and others visiting, plus regular Women of the Moose meeting on Dec 15. Also noted are job changes at A and P, a 2 1/2 hour color film at Monroe High, travel to Milwaukee for a basketball game, a Browntown WSCS bazaar and chicken supper, and trips to Madison for church events and a university band concert. Names, places, and dates frequent the village social scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Vincent
Browntown
Gertrude Keller
Brodhead
Ida Lentz
Beloit
Alma Sellow
Hazel Brown
Milwaukee
Agnes Taylor
Emil Barth
William Blum
John Knipschild
Gayle Matzke
Ed Pickett
Lou Hackle
Women of the Moose
Duane Kohl
A and P Store
William Rieder Jr
Clarence W. Freitag
Villa Park
Ill
Edward Marty
Monticeloo
Switzerland
Monroe High School
John Kopp
Carolyn
Ardell John
26Th Avenue
Ralph Duchow
Royletta Speich
Joy Thrasher
William Moon
Purdue
Moon
Marquette
Browntown Methodist
WSCS
Srs
Trenry Nygard
6Th Street
Adolph Sacker
23Rd Avenue
Relane
Los Angees
Frank. Maurer
Jess Goodman
C. A. Leck
Madison
Lutheran Memorial Church
Donald Maurer
Gottlob Krauss
Monroe
Grace Brown
New Glarus
University of Wisconsin
Union Theater
Mildred Krauss
Virginia
University
Steiner Rites Held At Blanchardville
Funeral services for John J. Steiner 71 died Thursday night at his Blanchardville home will be held at 1 p m at the Lutheran church Rev T Kleven to officiate with burial in Union Grove cemetery Darlington Steiner born September 21 1877 in Switzerland moved to Blanchardville ten years ago formerly farmed in Fayette township Surviving are widow Ida four daughters Mrs Frank Blackburn Shullsburg Mrs Victor Winger Stanley Mrs Horace Van Matre Fayette and Mrs Victor Weinchenk Darlington a son Harold and Reinhold Steiner Ar Byte
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanchardville
John J. Steiner
Lutheran Church
T. Kleven
Union Grove
Darlington
Steiner
Switzerland
Fayette Township
Ida
Frank Blackburn
Shullsburg
Victor Winger
Stanley
Horace van Matre
Fayette
Victor Weinchenk
Harold
Reinhold Steiner
Ar- Byte
Brant Rescued After Bitter Lake Michigan Gale
The U S S Brant Muskegon naval reserve training ship rode a fierce Lake Michigan storm for hours Saturday. With engines dead and waves towering, the 135 foot vessel neared the Michigan coast before rescuers reached it keeping the vessel from wrecking near shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskegon
Mich
Harbor
Lake Michigan
Michigan
Irregular Cheese Trading Reported on New York Market
The Associated Press notes uneven cheese trading on the New York wholesale market with varied prices across types. Cheddars ranged from 41 to 60 cents, daisies and flats showed mixed quotes, grass 1947 and 1948 lots carried higher figures, processed cheese 5 lb units at 40 to 44 percent, domestic Swiss tubs at 56 to 58, with broader 47 to 54 for others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Associated Press
Elmer Leaves Hospital After 30 Foot Fall
Henry H. Elmer, 56, who was seriously hurt November 16 when a utility pole sank beneath him at Recreation Park, was released Saturday from St. Clare hospital to recover at his home on 13th Street. He remains a bed patient for several weeks but has shown rapid improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer
Henry H. Elmer
Recreation Park
St. Clare Hospital
13Th Street
Rockford Man Held in Manslaughter Case After Fatal Fight
George L. Schoonover, 20, of Janesville, was jailed in Winnebago County on a $10,000 bond facing manslaughter charges after a fight that led to the death of Donald Balderson, 24, of South Beloit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockford
George L. Schoonover
Janesville
Winnebago County
Donald Balderson
South Beloit
Red Forces Push Drive on Nanking
Nationalist and Communist forces clash near Nanking as the Red drive threatens the Hwai river line. Military briefings claim over 50 000 of the 12th army group wiped out southwest of Suhsien, with supplies waning and air deliveries hampered. Charles Perri go visit Juda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red
Nanking
Hwai River
Yangtze River
12Th Army Group
Suhsien
12Th
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