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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1946
Page
6
Daily Record notes increasing warmth tonight with Sunday mostly cloudy skies. Little temperature change expected with light snow possible. Recent readings show a high around 24 and a low near 1 with precipitation limited. Miami records warmest at 81 while Williston, NC is coldest. Sunrise at 7:16, sunset at 4:21.
Elmer F. Hansen transfers land to Wesley F. in section 1 Brooklyn. Gust C. Brunkow transfers 19 acres in section 28 Jordan two to Charles G. Hartwig.
William H. Davidson of Monroe was cited for violation of an occupational driver license. The case totals include $25 fine plus court costs, and the occupational license was revoked.
Glen A. Schwartz of Monroe and Mary E. Buss of Mineral Point obtained marriage licenses. The filing lists both individuals as applicants for matrimonial union.
St. Clare Hospital records announce newborns as follows: a son to Mr and Mrs Adolph A Amb on Dec 13 at 10th Street. a daughter to Mr and Mrs Montgomery Chesebro Monticello route 1 on Dec 14. a daughter to Mr and Mrs Robert Buehl Monticello on Dec 14.
Theodore Vitikis and Lyle Dix Jr. noted with Beloit reference. Medical mentions include Mrs. Mary Ryan and Mrs. Earl Cleveland. Dismissals list names such as Robert McDonald and Mrs. Gordon Olson with family, plus Owen Leo Boyle and David Rufer.
The U S treasury official R Y Bagby urges a donor from Onida South Dakota to send funds to a charity, noting no legal person named The Wretched Poor exists in Pierre. The appeal frames the poor relief request as a legal clarification amid federal treasury actions.
Preparations for American relief efforts in Berlin include CARE parcels and possibly gifts through the Red Cross Switzer aid channel. Costa Rica's coffee trade is noted as the chief crop in regional reports.
Hal Boyle reports on American occupation administrators in postwar Germany. He notes a shortage of seasoned leaders, many veterans filling key posts, varying honesty levels, and comparisons with Russian officials. He describes aims to recruit capable men while confronting carpetbagger tendencies and public criticism.
Clifford Geigel arrived last evening from Boston to spend a seven day leave with his parents Mr and Mrs Glen Geigel. Official British reports discuss Egypt as part of the Middle East and the U S state department labels it Near East.
Local notices list residents and visitors from Argyle Beloit Monroe Madison and surrounding towns. Individuals including Mrs Nell Trotter Miss Dolores Dittmar and Miss Patricia Hogan are noted as visiting shopping or staying with relatives. Holiday card promotions appear from The Times office.
Led by Maynard Miller of Seattle seven climbers reach the 18 000 foot peak of Mt. St. Elias in Alaska. A Harvard Mountaineering Club flag and Los Angeles city limits sign mark the crest as an eighth climber stays in Yakutat to dry gear.
Miss Faye Gilmore of Antioch college Yellow Springs Ohio daughter of Mr and Mrs Cec il Gilmore Woodford is in New York for several weeks. She worked in the personnel department of Morris B Saks department store and previously served as private secretary for head of the bureau of price regulations. She plans to return to college after Christmas.
Pfc. Russell K Neuenschwander son of Mr and Mrs Ernest Neuenschwander has received discharge from Camp Beale California after 22 months of service including 14 months in the Philippines with the 285th military police unit.
Alvin Zweifel of Brooklyn settled a $970 wages claim against the estate of his late father Fred K. Zweifel of Exeter township. County Court Judge Harold J. Lambo ley oversaw the hearing, with executrix Barbara Zweifel and the claimant reaching a settlement.
Patricia Ellen Thorp, 13, of Monroe Route 3, received a reward letter from Felicitas Luerschek of Austria for a clothing donation to Girl Scout troop 3. The letters came from girls led by Miss Helen Burkhard and Mrs. John H. Bruni after a salvage drive last fall.
The two day annual session of Wisconsin assessors met in Milwaukee under the League of Wisconsin Municipalities to discuss new business types and inflated dwelling values. Monroe did not attend due to the death of City Assessor George Field as he arrived for the meetings.
The board of public works approved the city payroll of 232.40 dollars, granted one minor permit, and transacted routine business in its weekly session at city hall last night.
Returning from California the Farm Bureau member is expected to arrive home this evening by train after attending events in San Francisco.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Deininger and numerous couples including Roscoe Smith, M. H. Stauffacher, Verna Kubly, Monroe and Dooley families arrive by plane as delegates. They are called home by the death of Mrs. Zuercher's father Ernest.
The New Glarus Lions club presented The Big Baby Revue on Thursday evening with a cast including Jac S. Disch Mae West Millard Tschudy Sally Rand Harlan Wernle Carmen Miranda Ray Hoesly and others The proceeds from the gate will benefit future community causes for the club treasury.
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