Weather Summary December 24 1949 Forecast and Temps
December 24 1949 forecast shows increasing clouds and rising temperatures tonight with snow arriving from the northwest. Sunday turns colder with lows near zero and highs around 5 to 15 above, southeast 20 to 30. Barometer readings 29.7 at 1 am and 30.00 at 1 pm. Tampa warmest in U S yesterday at 80, International Falls coldest.
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Sunae
Sund
U. S
Tampa
Fla
International Falls
Mini
Real Estate Transfers in Monroe Area Shifts Ownership
Henry M Threlkeld transfers blocks 5 6 7 and 8 in railroad's addition No 1 Monroe to Badger Petroleum Co Its Grace Reimer acquires part parcel of outlet 39 fractional Nt 3 sec 2 Monroe North Side Swiss Cheese Co Operative conveys parcel of land outlet 67 sec 35 to A S Myers listing multiple transfers in Monroe real estate records
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Henry M. Threlkeld
Badger Petroleum Co
City of Monroe
Goetz Theatres
Grace Reimer
North Side Swiss Cheese Co. Operative
A. S. Myers
Probate letters issued for Charles Schramm estate
Judge Harold J. Lamboley grants administration to LaVerne C. Schramm for the Charles Schramm estate. Appraisers named John Coryell and Herbert E. Lanz will assess the assets and values.
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Harold J. Lamboley
LaVerne C. Schramm
Charles ©. Schramm
John Coryell
Herbert E. Lanz
St Clare Hospital Medical Care Changes and Dismissals
John Kelleher of Janesville and Richard Schwarze listed with addresses on 915 16th Street and 1702 16th Street. An accident involves Mrs. Ralph Blunt of Brodhead. Dismissals include Wendell White, Edward Kemprood, Mrs Peter Osterday, Mrs David Watrous, Claire Kammerud, Lamont Paulson, Mrs Donald Bloom and son Don Miller, Mrs Agnes Yaeger, Dorman Combs, Mrs William Schuetz and daughter Emily Gempeler.
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John Kelleher
Janesville
Richard Schwarze
16Th Street
William Kubly
Ralph Blunt
Brodhead
Wendell Whitehead
Edward Kemprood
Peter Osterday
David Watrous
Claire Kammerud
Lamont Paulson
Donald Bloom
Don Miller
Agnes Yaeger
Dorman Combs
William Schuetz
Emily Gempeler
Birthday Anniversary for Jacob Blumer at Orfordville
Monticello native Jacob Blumer observed his first birthday at home in Orfordville and will be hosted by relatives in Rockford. Born December 21, 1868, he is the last of 12 siblings, moved to Orfordville 33 years ago, and later entered retirement in the village. His wife Ethel Lemon died 15 years ago. Madison Bishop William O Connor authorized a special midnight mass in all churches on New Year’s Eve.
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Jacob Blumer
Monticello
Orfordville
Rockford
Mr. Blumer
John Blumers
B. J. Taylor
Ethel Lemon
Madison
William O'Connor
Carrier Boys Receive Reader Thanks For Holiday Calendars
The Evening Times notes readers express appreciation for carrier boys on home subscriber routes this Christmas season. Patrons remembered faithful service in all weather during the year as calendars are distributed, with calendars furnished free by The Times and carriers retaining the proceeds.
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Evening Times
Times
Social Events Hansens To Mark 62nd Anniversary
Hansens observe their 62nd wedding anniversary with a family gathering at their Evansville home. Danes by birth, they wed Dec 24 1877 and settled in Hutchinson Kansas before later moving to a farm near Brookyn then Evansville. They have two daughters, two granddaughters, and several great grandchildren.
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Onsye
John E. Hansen
Evansville
Denmark
Hansens
Madison
Hutchinson
Kas
Hansen
Brooklyn
Edna Norton
New Glarus
Alina
Ansel Strommen
Brodhead
Viola Norton
Funeral Services for Miss Florence Haren and Harry Mahley
Services for Miss Florence Louise Haren were held at 9 a m today at the Stuessy funeral home and 9 30 in St Victor s Catholic church. Burial was in Calvary cemetery. Pallbearers included Harold R Dahms James J Quinn Malcolm J Muenich George D Stauffacher Louis J Goethals and William McCorry. Services for Harry Mahley were held this afternoon from the Shriner Neushwander funeral home with burial in Greenwood cemetery. Pallbearers included Roy Evenson Edwin Booth Jr Robert Kramer Harold Pickett August Ruehlow and Osmund Pederson.
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Florence Haren
Florence Louise Haren
Stuessy Funeral Home
St. Victor's Catholic Church
Rev
E. C. McCollow
Calvary Cemetery
Harold R. Dahms
James J. Quinn
Malcolm J. Muenich
George D. Stauffacher
Louis J. Goethals
Monroe
William McCorry
Chicago
Harry Mahley
Shriner- Neushwander
Newell Mendenhall
Greenwood Cemetery
Roy Evenson
Edwin Booth Jr
Robert Kramer
Harold Pickett
August Ruehlow
Osmund Pederson
Christmas Visitors and Gatherings Across Freeport Area
A listing of numerous Holiday visits and preparations as residents from Freeport and nearby towns welcome kin and friends. Families travel from Madison Milwaukee Chicago Kenosha Austin and Monroe to celebrate Christmas with relatives in Freeport Darlington Lakeside Heights and at local homes and churches.
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William Grinnell Sting
Freeport
Ann Jane Howe
Parn Ee
Howe
Darlington
JoAnn Elmer
Madison
Hollis Elmer
Lakeside Heights
Charles H. Krueger
John and
Bruce
Charles E. Krueger
15Th Street
L. A. Moore
Kendall
Wis
John Collins
Jacob Zweifel
New Glarus
Henry Zweifel
Robert Covey
Crystal Lake
Ill
Earl Zweifel
Evanston
Ray Young
11Th Street
George Thom
Kenosha
H. W. Rifle
9Th Street
James Disch
Milwaukee
Frank Hare
Monroe
Alvin Babler
Monticello
Roy F. Zinser
Sharon
Roy Frederick
Maxwell Air Base
Alabama
Arline Berkeley
Ralph |Holihan
Cleveland
John Berkeley
Danville
Knights of Monroe
Masonic Temple
Masonic Temple. Please Attend, Signed Eminent Commander.—Adv
Charles Zee
Leo Hofmeister
Zees
Forrest
Twin Grove
Lloyd Fisher
Austin
E. J. Ryan
Chicago
J. L. Cassady
Michael
Eugene Cassady
Catherine Ryan
M. J. Knight
10Th Street
George F. Stauffacher
Route 3
George Stauffacher
Huron
Kurt
Sandy
Frank Maurer
William S. Preston
James
N. G. Prestons
Visit Highlights Of Local Families
Miss Esther Paulson visits her parents Mr and Mrs Alvin Paulson in Argyle. Mr and Mrs Fred Grimm visit Rev Elmer and Mrs Elmer in Freeport. Rev Elmer, recovering from a second stroke five weeks ago, has been bedfast seven months. Mrs Elmer recently left the hospital after a week.
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Esther Paulson
Alvin Paulson
Argyle
Fred Grimm
Freeport
Jacob Elmer
Elmer
Cleveland Transit Strike Continues Amid Mayor Burke Statement
Mayor Thomas A. Burke announced Cleveland transit will run Tuesday as 2,000 AFL transit workers vote to continue a three day strike against the city’s main transportation system, signaling ongoing disruption.
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Cleveland
Thomas A. Burke
AFL
MacArthur Gets Bid to Join Remington Rand Board
New York James H Rand board chairman of Remington Rand Inc said Gen Douglas MacArthur has been asked to join the firm's board of directors after his duties in Japan end and the peace treaty is concluded.
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MacArthur
New York
James H. Rand
Remington Rand, Inc
Douglas MacArthur
Japan
Surplus Corn Crop Plan Aims at 1950 Production Cut
Washington officials anticipate a 12 percent cut in 1950 corn production to curb a large build up of surplus. Brannan plans commercial corn producing area rules, limiting acreage to about 42 million acres and assigning farm allotments by March 1. The program targets counties producing 450 bushels per farm and four bushels per acre.
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Washington
Brannan
Illinois
Iowa
Missouri
Michigan
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Indiana
Ohio
Minnesota
Kentucky
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Delaware
Bank Leader Dies in Two Rivers at 75
Edwin T. O'Brien, 75, longtime president of Two Rivers Savings Bank, died after a short illness. He led the local bank for nearly a decade and founded the Farmers and Merchants Bank at Kaukauna.
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Two Rivers
Edwin T. O'Brien
Two Rivers’ Savings Bank
O’brien
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Kaukauna
My Experience with Natural Childbirth
Mrs. Myrtis P. Wickersham of Monroe shares a firsthand account in Health, the Wisconsin state board of health bimonthly publication, reflecting on natural childbirth experiences. The piece appears in the current issue alongside other health topics.
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Myrtis P. Wickersham
Monroe
Health
Wisconsin State Board of Health
Truman chum offered 10 percent cut on sesquicentennial jobs
The Times Herald reported a self-styled boyhood chum, Paul Alexander of Independence Missouri, offered construction deals to George Parker of Derwood Maryland for a ten percent profit share in exhibits at the upcoming 150th anniversary fair. Parker declined. TheTimes Herald noted Alexander holds stock in a leasing firm with rights to exhibit space. The Washington Post said the commission will re check ties with that company and that all contracts will be bid. Alexander said he played with Harry as a boy.
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Times-Herald
Truman
Paul Alexander
Independence
George M. Parker
Derwood
Parker
Alexander
National Capital Sesquicentennial Leasing Corporation
Congress
The
Washington Post
Commission
Alexander's Corporation
Charles Alldredge
Carter T. Barron
Times Herald
Harry
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