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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1947
Page
8
Real Estate Transfers in Monroe County Documents
Real estate transfers include Mussel Carter conveying parcels Its 2 and 3, bik 2, with adjoining parcel north to Andrickad in New Mexico area. Anna Natzger, trustee of the Fred Natzger estate, transfers 130 acres in section 23 Monroe two to Fritz Messmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mussel Carter
Earl K. Campbell
Andrickad
New Mexico
Monroe
Anna Natzger
Fred Natzger
Fritz Messmer
Estates Probated in Wisconsin and Minnesota Figures
Estates probated in Milwaukee and Monroe list executrix Rosa H Field and widow Alma Roth. The Roth estate from Monroe banker H C Roth shows probate value 7000 dollars real estate, personal property not exceeding 10000 dollars, and debts of 2500 dollars. Heirs include Alma Roth and daughters Miriam Beardsley and Helene. appraisers Herman D Fritz, Herbert Lanz, Harry C Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Field
Monroe
Milwaukee
Rosa H. Field
H.C. Roth
Alma Roth
Miriam E. Beardsley
Helene
Herman D. Fritz
Herbert Lanz
Harry C. Young
Justice Cases Thomas W. Mahle Incident in Monroe
Thomas W. Mahle of Monroe faces charges for leaving the scene of an accident. Ordered to pay $1 and costs and serve 90 days hard labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Mahle
Monroe
Deaths and births in the region this week
Obituaries list Mrs H Bert Miller aged 67 of 1410 15th avenue and others including Mrs Daniel Stauffacher 65 Sylvester township Mrs Anson Wood 88 Albany Janesville Rosa Taft 81 Whitewater. Birth announcements from St Clare Hospital note Mr and Mrs Fred Blum Monroe route 3 daughter born Jan 1. Mr and Mrs James Butler Durand Ill daughter born Jan 1. Mr and Mrs Laverne Griffiths Gratiot son born Jan 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Bert Miller
15Th Avenue
Daniel Stauffacher
St. Clare Hospital
Fred Blum
Monroe
James Butler
Durand
Ill
Laverne Griffiths
Gratiot
Medical and dismissal notices list several individuals
A fragmented notice lists names under medical and dismissal categories. It includesMrs Wilhelm Rugh of Gratiot Linda Louise Gibbons of 1743 17th Street Mrs Marian Bloom of Darlington Route 4 Clay ton Camron Monroe Route 5 Mrs Kenneth Hall of 733 15th Avenue William Karty of South Beloit and others with several dismissals including Emil Elmer Mrs Ernest Schwarze and son Mrs Howard Schellenger and daughter Mrs Elsie Cotton Leon Heimann Claude Gregory Gerald Lee Disch William Lockwood Robert Beckwith Sharon Patterson Milo Anderson James Graves Mrs Frank Lowry Rudolph Speich and Mrs Alvin Wecker Maxine Ross Gary White Beverly Ann Mason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medical
Wilhelm Rugh
Gratiot
Linda Louise Gibbons
17Th Street
Marian Bloom
Darlington
Clayton Camron
Monroe
Kenneth Hall
15Th Avenue
William Karty
South Beloit
William Rieder Jr
18Th Avenue
Emil Elmer
Ernest Schwarze
Howard Schellenger
Elsie Cotton
Leon Heimann
Claude Gregory
Gerald Lee Disch
William Lockwood
Robert Beckwith
Sharon Patterson
Milo Anderson
James Graves
Frank Lowry
Rudolph Speich
Alvin Wecker
Maxine Ross
Gary White
Beverly Ann Mason
California Dairy Investors Buy Cattle After Café Purchase
A. E. Kline and son, after buying a Holstein café in Green County for their dairy herd, have returned to Modesto, California. Mrs. Fred Ott sold her furniture store in New Glarus, a business run by her husband for 45 years, to new owners. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Wild, now living above the store, will move in. William Rieder Jr., a Center Market employee, was taken to St. Clare hospital for knee injury treatment from a condition that dated about three weeks prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Holstein Cafe
Green County
A. E. Kline and Son
Modesto
Calif
New Glarus
Fred Ott
Bernard Wild
William Rieder Jr
Center Market
St. Clare Hospital
Move to Bar Bilbo From Senate Oath
Washington reports a push by Republicans to block Senator Theodore G Bilbo from taking the oath for a third term amid a war contracting probe. Senator Taft said a bipartisan coalition could bar Bilbo at the door, potentially delaying Senate organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Theodore G. Bilbo
D-Miss
Senate
Taft
Robert A. Taft
Senate Republican Policy Committee
Bilbo
Senate War Investigating Committee
United States
Kilgore
D-W. Va
Forrest B. Jackson
Mrs Daniel Stauffacher Dies in Sylvester Township
Lena Faeser Stauffacher born February 15 1881 in Monroe township died at home in Sylvester township at 8 30 Wednesday morning after two years of failing health. She married Daniel Stauffacher October 20 1908 and lived in Monroe area, survived by husband two sons and one daughter, with funeral at Immanuel Evangelical Church Greenwood Cemetery to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Daniel Ouumner
Sylvester Township
Stauffacher
Monroe Township
Lena Faeser
John G
Elizabeth Unger Faeser
Monroe
Daniel Stauffacher
John
Henry
George
Elizabeth
Christina
Shriner-Neushwander
Immanuel Evangelical Church
Alvin C. Rabehi
Green
Wood Cemetery
Personal Mention from Niles and Nearby Towns
A long list of local visits and greetings from Monroe area residents. Names include Roy Mauerman from Albany, Mrs. Alice Howard in Darlington, Herman L. Schindier of insurance, Ernest Brandt of Dixon NL, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fernstaedt in Madison, John Franz of Shullsburg, Mrs. Edward Dorsey in Shullsburg, Mrs. Walter Rufer from Milwaukee, and many others visiting farms and towns such as Darlington, Beloit, Monticello, Argyle, and Monroe. Events cover New Year gatherings, weekend visits, and trips to Madison, Chicago, and Davenport while noting stays and travel by numerous local families and students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niles
Roy Mauerman
Albany
Alice Howard
Darlington
Herman L. Schindier
Insurance
Ernest Brandt
Dixon
Robert Fernstaedt
Madison
John Franz
Shullsburg
Edward Dorsey
Shullssburg
Walter Rufer
Milwaukee
Stanton P. Steurs
LeVaughn Syse
Blanchardville
Monroe
Marvin Wilson
Woodstock
Ill
Russell Smith
Fran McCabe
Beloit
Betty Krebs
Kenneth Lindicum
Eva Robinson
Ward Penniston
Argyle
Jane Weittenhiller
Boscom Bel
Uo Platteville
Esther Webinger
South
Wayne
Waukegan
Joseph Shafer
New Lisbon
Kenneth Priewe
Alvin Priewe
Clarno
Willie Theiler
Walter Ruditi
Browntown
John Bohren
Ruth
Blue Mounds
Lois Aebly
Henry Aebly
Jordan
Smith Lodge
W. M
Dorothy Anderson
Winslow
Robert
Maurice Ulsrood
Robert M. Marty
W. Brankow
Joseph Stratton
Kenosha
H. W. Biffle
Eugene DeVoe
Chicago
Davenport
Blanche Radle
H. R. Wittner
E. W. Martyn
Monticello
E. J. Boethe
Arthur F. Boethe
Robert R. Rosa
University of Wisconsin
E. B. Rosa
Betty Stevens
Lake Geneva
Clarence Spaide
Marian Rosenthal
Edward Rosenthal
Ralph Kubly
Norman Nelson
Robert Hendrickson
Howard Mason
Harland Swenson
Alvin C. Rabehl
Jean Marie Rabehl
Jean Stauffacher
Mrs Anson Wood 88 Dies in Albany Home
Mrs Anson Wood aged 88 died at 1 pm this afternoon in her son Walter Wood's home in Albany after several weeks of illness. Born Mary Clark in Monticello she married Anson Wood on March 17 1889 and lived on the Wood homestead before retiring 22 years ago. Survived by another son Burnett Wood and Walter Wood. Mr Wood died in 1941.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Anson Wood
Walter Wood
Mary Clark
Monticello
Wood
Walter
Simple Inaugural for Wisconsin Next Monday
Governor Walter D. Goodland aged 84 will be sworn in at a simple capitol ceremony next Monday at noon. Adjutant General John F. Mullen to preside with four other constitutional officers taking oath. Chief Justice Marvin B. Rosenberry to administer the ceremony in a modest, no-fuss setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bel Ison
Yex
Walter D. Goodland
Nation
Capitol
John F. Mullen
Marvin B. Rosenberry
State
Oathes of Office to be Administered by Sourt Officials
Lt Gov Oscar Rennebohm Attorney General John E Martin Secretary of State Fred R Zimm erman and State Treasurer John M Smith will take the oaths with 200 guests seated.
Social Events Dinner Guests in Wisconsin Homes
Mr and Mrs Ernest Ann Win slow hosted a dinner in Monroe for Mr and Mrs Archie Schneider and guests. Other guests included Mr and Mrs Otto Christensen and sons Roger and Tommy Beloit. Mr and Mrs K E Neilson. Mr and Mrs Larry Mills and daughters Caroline and Jeanette and son James Darlington. New Year Dinner was hosted by Mr and Mrs George Schneider at 2218 15th avenue for Mrs Emma Leuenberger and Frances, Mr and Mrs James Bray Wayne Blackbourne, Mr and Mrs Edward Schneider Monroe and Mrs Clara Woodlawn Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Neuenschwander
Madison
Earl McCauley
Davis
Ill
Cleo Mueller
Esther Hanselman
Chicago
Lewis Niffenegger
Janesville
Ralph Bohren
Blue Mounds
Robert Schilt
Judo
John Nussbaum
Blanchardville
George
Thomas J. Lynn
Norman
Maynard
Monroe
Robert Rundle
Milford
Glen Winger
Monticell
Floyd Davis
Herman ‘Burkhard
Anna Davis
Paul Davis
Helen Burkhard
Lawrence Davis
Harry Brown
Rockford
Roscoe
Arthur C. Frautschy
Messrs
Mmes
Robert Stuart
Russell ‘Myers
Carl Ashby
Herbert Ainsworth
Hervey Hoesly
Robert, Marty
Clarence Kempfert
Ray Mitchell
Paul Neaubauer
Wanda ‘Adelman
Archie Myers
Fay Jones
William Hein
Albany
Ernest Ann
Winslow
Archie Schneider
Otto Christensen
Roger
Tommy
Beloit
K. E. Neilson
Larry Mills
Caroline l
Jeanette
James
Darlington
Norman Christensen
Peter Keith
Black River Falls
George Schneider
15Th Avenue
Emma Leuenberger
Frances
James Bray
Wayne Blackbourne
Edward Schneider
Clara Woodlawn
Demand Probe of Both RFC and WAA
Republican members of the senate war investigating committee discuss sweeping probes into RFC wartime financing and activities, with Jesse Jones likely as initial witness. The WAA surplus disposal inquiry denounces sloppy methods and potential corruption, urging continuation via a successor committee and reform of priority use to curb abuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RFC
WAA
Washington
Senate
Reconstruction Finance Corp
Jesse Jones
Washington— (P
House
War Assets, Administration
Slaughter
D-Mo
Congress
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration
Green County civic updates and club growth noted
Residents of Green county are listed in a year end recap noting 48 children affected by 1946 divorce actions, 614 births 11 months into 1946, 254 deaths, and 189 marriages. Veterans service numbers, Masonic lodge installations, and 4-H and homemaker clubs figures are summarized, alongside a note that olive trees grow slowly to about thirty feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County
Register of Deeds’ Office
Grace Thorpe
Register of ‘Deeds
Veterans Service Office
Theodore J. Burgy
County Extension Office
Soviet Union
Gill
Clarno
North Washington
Cadiz Circle
Cadiz Jolly Workers
Monroe Learne
Wallace Club
Master Of Masonic Lodge Installed At Lodge No 31
Zenno A. Gorder is installed as Master of the Lodge with Past Master duties and appointed officers at Lodge No 31 during a ceremonial meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sur-E
Zenno A. Gorder
Edwin Schuetze
Gifford Solem
Elmer R. Erickson
Treas
Charles B. Bolender
Dr. C. Briggs
Arnold Albright
Herbert Ainsworth
Werner Blum
Percy Fleck
Harvey H. Holland
Russell Burmeister
Commonwealth Lodge
Madison
Schillinger
Albert S. Neushwander
Smith Lodge
Eastern Star
Masonic Lodge
Thi
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Toenday
A. J. DuPont
Here
DuPont
June Huempiner
Tom J. Janssen
Pee Ti Pogo BN
Wisconsin
Chiropractic Clinic
M. J. Gonstead
Chiropractor
Ometer
Charles B. Marvin
17Th Avenue
Olga Rocco
Roosevelt Hospital
New York City
Times Square
J. E. Lovell
9Th St
Blumer
Ford Hopkins Drug Store
F. Kempfert
Assisant
THE
Alvin F. Rote CO
Ecoop
Worthmore
Ace
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