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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1946
Page
2
Acknowledges Meares Daily Journal absorbed by Monroe Evening Times and notes ownership details and publication scope. Mentions Meares Daily Journal dates and editorials as part of the transfer in the historical record.
The piece urges restraint as several Republican senators seek multiple top jobs, with names like Dewey Taft and Vandenberg cited as potential nominees. It notes the temptation of a senate seat to wield extensive influence and calls on lawmakers to proceed with caution, hoping for clearer legislative action.
Officials at the university face questions over hiring practices tied to the great game and academic freedom. The incident underscores caution in politics and the risks of burning bridges in public campaigns.
Ten week old Ariene Bain daughter of Mr and Mrs James Butt died yesterday at her Verona home. She was born October 9 in St Marys and burial is set for tomorrow at 2 pm in Belleville Cemetery.
Readable fragments report a Paris western council brief order with agenda items and local notices. Details are sparse but indicate routine session, possible committee updates, and upcoming deadlines.
Mr and Mrs Chesebro hosted a reception for over 200 guests at their Chesebro home featuring a gold decorated wedding cake and a miniature altar. Dignitaries and relatives arrived from multiple towns including St Paul Freeport Monroe and Chicago. Guests sent cards gifts and flowers and a purse of money was presented.
The St John’s Aid Society will gather Thursday at 2 30 with Mrs Sam Rubi leading devotions on the topic. Miss Bertha Derendinger will relate experiences from the Philippines and display souvenirs. Officers will be installed and a picnic supper will follow.
Miss Erma Stadelman elder daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Stadelman will wed Sheldon Roy Toelke son of Mr and Mrs Elmer Toelke Dakota The 26th of January has been chosen for the wedding.
The Saturday Night Pinochle Club met at the Ludlow hotel and then played at Mrs. Joe Riedweg's home. Prizes were awarded to Mary Lengecher, John Hauser, and Mrs. Riedweg.
Mrs George Brayton returned to Argyle after Christmas with her son Lawrence De Kalb Sr Mrs Austin Doyle and daughter Betty Lou Shullsburg spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs John Doyle South Wayne Mrs Barbara Ruppert went to Dayton today to spend a month with her son Henry Ruppert Mrs Marie Kammer Madison spent yesterday here with Mrs Ruppert and her grandson Ray Barth
Ten years ago December 30 1936 Chancellor Hitler advised by Mussolini to withdraw from the Spanish conflict Henry G Leuenberger voted honorary member of fire department John H Bast 78 dies Leslie W Hogue 23 dies in Spring Valley Hannah De Haven 88 Fred Klassy 18 dies at New Glarus Twenty five years ago December 30 1921 Martha Schroeder and John Grenzow married Miss Mabel Schneider and Rolland Wells wed Egg prices drop five cents to 50 cents War tax on railroad transportation will be raised.
Death claim ed Samuel Fletcher in Boise Idaho. Miss Erna Asmus Juda and William Matzke Western Neb are wed. James Nevin famous fish expert died in Madison.
In Yonkers Justice Charles W. Boote presided over a telephone Sunday court session as two cases were heard. One defendant was held for a hearing on a charge of dis orderly conduct and the other received a suspended sentence for drunkenness.
A Bozeman basement feast ends after a warehouse cat is released for a similar job. The tired feline returns three days later to the farm, footsore from a 10 mile journey.
Eugene M. Moore, building contractor and detective story fan, read at the public library when his overcoat disappeared from a stack of crime books with no clue left behind.
Mrs Enid DeBell announces the marriage of Fowler Fertitta Winslow in a special notice. The brief item highlights the couple’s names and the ceremonial context as recorded in the newspaper segment.
An animal shelter asks dog lovers to empty kennels on Christmas Eve. William Caldwell took Dan a mixed Dalmatian, then Dan returned to the pound asking to stay. Caldwell must keep him tied up for days while Caldwell seeks another dog. Save with a Want Ad.
The Albany Woman's Club sponsored a Christmas decoration contest with Mrs. Gerald Kjorness Beauty Mart windows taking first prize for business places. Ties for home decorations went to the Fred Guertner and Cliffe Gelbach houses.
Nearly twice as many Americans have died from burn injuries in U S fires since 1900 as were killed in World War II. The statistic highlights the persistent danger of residential and industrial fires and the ongoing need for burn prevention and safety measures.
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