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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1945
Page
8
Daily Record notes a gradual cold wave with a high of 23 and a low of 17 today. Barometer rose from 29.50 at 3 am to 29.57 at 3 pm. Miami recorded the warmest U S temperature yesterday at 78 while Pueblo Colorado was the coldest at night. Sunrise is 7 16 and sunset 4 25.
Daisy Luthi transfers 82 percent frontage lot 7 bik 163 Brodhead to Lee R Gritz maker. Frank Monte and wife transfer 20 acres in sec 18 town of Jordan to William Boetker and wife. John Vance Wall and wife transfer parcel in Albany village to Emma B Laube and others.
Monroe residents Floyd Ostrander and Gertrude Edler Gerber were issued marriage licenses. The couple resides in Monroe and filed the necessary documentation with county clerk records.
Mr and Mrs Howard Olson of Rockford welcomed a son on December 13 at Rockford Hospital.
Arnold Ayres underwent a tonsillectomy performed by surgeon Huldrich B Pulver at St. Clare Hospital in Verona. Dismissals include Arlene Sonsteby and residents Mrs Olias Knudt son, Mrs Robert G Rote and son, and Mrs George C Kowalczyk.
Milwaukee reports a 1 year old Charlies Bummert became seriously ill and was taken to St Luke's hospital after an examination of his artificial leg revealed $1,030 in bills. The money was turned over to the medical examiner as authorities search for Bummert's next of kin.
Milwaukee Bring Back Daddy club plans a bootee bombardment to urge Congress and the White House to speed demobilization and ensure fathers are released from duties. Members will launch missiles to press for action and send daily postcards to President Truman and Secretary of War Patterson over two weeks.
Freeport resident Miss Helen Crotty spends a day in South Wayne with her parents Mr and Mrs Will Crotty enjoying a family outing and local sights.
About 40 interns and resident physicians at Milwaukee County General Hospital ended an active protest over administrative inefficiency and policies. Dr. H. D. Trimpi said the aims were gained and duties resumed, with the public welfare board to review a policy on autopsies and discharge releases.
Grace M. , register of deeds, and C. W. Loveland with Leo M. Ties review Madison county equipment to acquire faster photo copying for Green County offices. Mrs. Thorpe notes plans for an automatic system to speed copying.
The PTA hosts an after game dance this evening in the Lincoln school gym. Chairs for the event are Dr. and Mrs. T L Durner and Mr. and Mrs. Lester Bishop. The student committee includes Karl Mueller and Ray Beckman.
Mr and Mrs Roy Burmeister Solomon returned last evening from a trip to Columbia Missouri. They were accompanied by Miss Mary Burmeister of this city and Virginia Barlow of Monticello, students at Stephens College, home for the holiday season. Snow ice and cold were encountered on the trip through Illinois.
Dwight A Crandall of Crandall Oil entertained 18 service station operators from Green and Lafayette counties at a dinner in the Eugene hotel. Representatives from the Texas Oil company spoke briefly on postwar improvements in service station operation.
Freeper s borygy license issued at Lester W Glass Co and Marie Pearl Hauser Brodhead.
The selective service announces no inductees or pre induction examinations will occur over the Christmas period. Local draft boards are notified that the ban runs from December 20 through the end of the holiday season.
The article notes that roughly one seventh of Bolivia’s population participates in mining activity. It highlights the sector’s prominence in the economy and suggests widespread regional reliance on mineral extraction for livelihoods.
Personal mentions show residents visiting from Albany Madison and Chicago with arrivals from Freeport and New Glarus. Mrs J Myhran and Miss Snively are highlighted, along with a Christmas bake sale by U B women at the Gas Office.
District Attorney Julius Guenthner said the fatal shooting of tavernkeeper Cyril Pauwel and his wife near Pickerel Lake was an absolute murder with robbery as the motive. The 12 gauge shotgun was the presumed weapon and more than $200 cash was found inside the home.
Mrs Jake Marty and Barbara Ann of Orangeville will spend the weekend in Beloit with the Fred Martys. A Methodist rummage and bake sale on the east side of the square is announced for Saturday. Clifton C Ann of Monroe is visiting Chicago. Ault has been discharged from service and is in Chicago on business. Mrs J Wentland of Beloit accompanied her husband home after discharge from St Clare hospital in Monroe. Mrs Maynard Stark and infant Sidney Lee have left St Clare hospital for her sister Mrs Ralph Mahley’s home. Knights Templar plan an escort from Matonic temple at 1 30 Saturday Dec 15 for the funeral of Past Commander John J Schneider. Mrs Edna Schultz and son Robert on leave from Camp Peary Williamsburg VA visited Beaver Dam to see her daughter Mrs Albert Schlaff. Mabel Burlington of Belleville visits Mrs O L Vincent. Mrs Burlington, Mrs Vincent, and Mrs Lottie Zander will attend the W S C S Christmas party this afternoon at Mrs Hattie Meni’s Browntown.
Funeral services for John J. Schneider 73 prominent Monroe resident who died after a several month illness will be at 2 p m tomorrow at St Johns Evangelical and Reformed church. Masonic services will be given by the local lodge and Knight Templars will escort the body. Eastern Star Knights of Pythias attend as a body. Pallbearers are Fred J. Steinman Samuel R. Greenwald Charles B. Bolender Fred J. Bolender George W. Field Albert D. Geigel. Rev Paul C Kehle will officiate burial will be in Greenwood cemetery.
Funeral services for Mrs George B McLean were held at 1 30 p m Sunday at Shrin er Neushwander funeral home with Rev Gaston Carrier officiating. Burial followed in Greenwood cemetery. Mrs John Zurfluh and Miss Rosella Zurfluh of Albany were visitors Thursday.
In a flurry of labor action GM moves to end illegal picketing amid a 13 percent wage offer. Federal mediators fail to settle the 44 day Greyhound strike affecting 4,000 drivers in 18 states as Kaiser-Frazer plans a novel security plan at Willow Run. H. W. Anderson cites assaults on non strikers at the Eve plant and warns of further suits as negotiations stall.
Walter P. Reuther, UAW vice president, condemned injunctions aimed at keeping workers and supervisors out of the Fisher Body plant in Cleveland. He warned the measures would breed bitterness and that goodwill is essential.
Matt Kimes a 39 year old Oklahoma bank robber died at Baptist State Hospital in Little Rock at 7 54 am He had been hospitalized since December 1 after a poultry truck struck him on a North Little Rock street ending a three month manhunt across four states He was furloughed from the Oklahoma penitentiary last July after an 18 year sentence for murder and had internal injuries plus fractures and lacerations from the crash
Mr and Mrs Roy Webb Jr of Albany were in town yesterday on a business trip.
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