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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1947
Page
4
Real Estate Transfers and Birth Notices This Week
Real estate transfers listed include Edward Bregenzer to Harold Pilz with half interest and other parcel transfers in Monroe. Birth notices report several newborns at St. Clare Hospital and local towns including Blanchardville Juda Albany Monroe route areas with January dates for Hagar Wilde Haddinger Myers Seffrood families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Bregenzer
Harold Pilz
Monroe
Mina E. Williams
Louis Benkert
Payne Donation
St. Clare Hospital
Glenn L. Hagar
Blanchardville
Marvin Wilde
Juda
Ray Haddinger
Albany
Blythe Myers
Clarence Seffrood
South Wayne
Hospital Tonsillectomy Dismissals Reported
St. Clare Hospital cases list Mrs Walter Ellis from Brodhead and Mrs Raymonda Lewis from New Glarus undergoing tonsillectomies with others like Merlyn Paulson and John Bichsel noted. Dismissals include Mrs Earl Cleveland Mrs Alfred Fuller and Mrs Robert Fry as reported in the brief notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Ellis
Brodhead
Raymonda Lewis
New Glarus
Merlyn Paulson
Ee Leonard
John Bichsel
Hugo Guetzlaff
Beloit
Earl Cleveland
Alfred Fuller
Robert Fry
Public Works approves city payroll and routine items
The Board of Public Works met in City Hall and approved a city payroll of 280.17 plus other routine business. Five Green County World War I veterans were cleared through the county veterans service office. Names include Theodore J. Head Lyle H. Dailey of Browntown and Edwin G. Cottam formerly of Bronxville New York. The Waffle Shop was redecorated with a new fountain and kitchen appliances. Funeral attendees gathered in Janesville for Mrs Anna Dempsey and Frank Dunlavy, with many relatives present from Monroe Argyle Milwaukee and other areas. Mrs Patrick Conway was Catherine Dunlavy, married January 11 1897 in St Victor's church Monroe. A Green County Bookmobile project committee met in the county superintendent Miss Florence Wart enweiler's office with several members listed. Passenger Yenicie noted. No injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Works
City Hall
Green County
Veterans Service Office
Theodore J. Head
Lyle H. Dailey
Browntown
Edwin G. Cottam
Bronxville
N. Y
Janesville
Anna Dempsey
Frank Dunlavy
James Woetrich
Harold ‘Woetrich
Monroe
John Conway
James and
Vincent
Argyle
Hannah Gavigan
Milwaukee
Patrick Conway
Catherine Dunlavy
Ireland
Mr. Conway
St. Victor's Church
Florence Wartenweiler
Henry Rebly
Jordan
Ray Silver
Mr. Pleasant
Nic Kubly
New Glarus
Thomas Dunphy
Albany
J. B. Scherer
Rolland Keen
Suda
Ogden Reid Dies of Pneumonia Editor of the Herald Tribune
Ogden Reid, 64, longtime editor of the New York Herald Tribune since 1913, died last night at Harkness Pavilion after entering hospital for an ulcerous throat and developing bronchial pneumonia. At his bedside were his widow Mrs Helen Reid, his sons Whitelaw and Rogers Reid, and his sister Lady Ward of London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ury
Velen Reid
New York Herald Tribune
Harkness Pavilion
Helen Reid
Whitelaw
Rogers Reid
Lady Ward
London
Missing Co ed Mary Kimberly Found After Trip
Prof Emerson Kimberly says his 20-year-old daughter Mary Virginia may have been drugged during a Cleveland Lorain auto trip with Richard Hemming a 42-year-old ex convict Hemming is in custody in Cleveland while Mary Virginia rests at home in Columbus The two give conflicting accounts of the holiday journey with Hemming claiming the trip began as a marriage plan and Mary asserting she escaped from danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
BE. F. Kimberly
Ohio State University
Mary
Cleveland
Lorain
Richard H. Hemming
Mary Virginia
Cleland
Kimberly
Mary Virginia Kimberly
Emerson E. Kimberly
Robert H._ Hemming
Hemming
George Buckingham
John W. Masterson
Bowling Green
Butter price ties milk costs in December report
Rathbun and McGahey supported butter's price as a safeguard against losses if butter fell below 84 cents, risking 22 cents per 100 pounds of January milk. Named individuals include Leon H. Chapin Hadley Benson and Herbert Seeley. They were summoned to plead on January 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rathbun
McGahey
League
Leon H. Chapin
Hadley Benson
Herbert Seeley
Senate Deadlock Over Bilbo Seat Persists as Session Continues
Republicans seek two thirds to force cloture while Democrats insist Bilbo sit. Senate members vow long hours to push agenda as Batley and Maybank debate temporary seating and possible joint session with the House. Taft signals ongoing fight to secure quorum. Truman may address Union if deadlock breaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bilbo
Taft
Senate
Maybank
D-Sc
Tobey
Brewster
Ferguson
Mich
GOP
House
Truman
Barkley
Senate Seated Debate Over Bilbo Case and Oath
The Senate debated seating Bilbo amid filibuster claims and possible oath for Brester while Overton and others argued the issue is a state rights matter. Bilbo denied claims of using office for personal gain and said only six members know the evidence. several senators urged patience as hearings continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
GOP
Bilbo
Ohioan
Senate
Jon
Overton
D-La
Bilboat
Pepper
Florida
Downey
California
Fulbright
Arkansas
Green
Rhode Island
Lucas
Illinois
McMahon
Connecticut
Murray
Montana
Myers
Pennsylvania
Taylor
Idaho
Tydings
Maryland
Wagner
New York
Leslie L. Biffle
Brewster
Ellender
Tennyson
Little Brook
Senate War Investigating Committee
Ferguson
War Committee
Youth Center Reopens With Dance After Redecorating
The Monroe Youth Center The Angle reopens tonight for the regular Saturday dance after a two day revamp by local youths. A mural by Rudy Maurer and Virginia Hartman, a white lattice with a red M doorway, and fresh paint brighten the space. Additional volunteers aided in painting and cleaning, with future plans for a ping pong tournament against local businessmen led by Ransdell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Bobby-Sox’ Brigade
Rudy Maurer
Virginia Hartman
LaVerne Wickersham
Mary Ellen Burkhard
Sally Ransdell
Shirley Spaide
Harriet Towell
Joanne Solomon
Vilas Rundhammer
Fred Huber
Gerald Thompson
Eugene Quinn
Mary Boyd
Los Lundy
Mary Hess
Joanne Davis
Betty Klemm
Rose Marie Walters
Ransde
Theater Party Hosts Miss Schultz Goodrich and Pfaeifli
Social events note a Thursday theater and dancing party co hosted by Janet Schultz Claire Goodrich and Heidi Pfaeifli at the Schultz home after the movie Attendees include Joan Hammer Jane Anderson Barbara Reese Evelyn Ruff Robert Marty Dick Blanc Don Fritz Pat Kubly Jack Arfdereck and Walter Schwaiger Roger Ruch unable to attend Engagement announced Beloit says Alice Feuerstein to Charles Jorgensen Jr both from Beloit Fond du Lac nurse student and Ft Sheridan discharge as mess sergeant
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Schultz
Claire Goodrich
Heidi Pfaeifli
Schultz
Joan Hammer
Jane Anderson
Barbara Reese
Evelyn Ruff
Robert Marty
Dick Blanc
Don Fritz
Pat Kubly
Jack Arfdereck
Walter Schwaiger
Roger Ruch
N. C. Feuerstein
Beloit
Alice
Charles Jorgensen Jr
Charles Jorgensen Sr
Monroe
Fond du Lac
Jorgensen
Ft. Sheridan
Last rites for Mrs Daniel Stauffacher at Immanuel Church
Funeral services were held this afternoon at Immanuel Evangelical Church for Mrs Daniel Stauffacher. Rev Alvin C Raible officiated with interment in Greenwood Cemetery. Pallbearers included Charles Meythaler Walter Bauman Isaiah Stauffacher Louis Stauffacher George Stauffacher and Ralph Stauffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Stauffacher
Immanuel Evangelial Church
Alvin C. Raibehl
Greenwood Cemetery
Charles E. Meythaler
Walter J. Bauman
Isiah J. Stauffacher
Louis B. Stauffacher
George C.stauffacher
Ralph H. Stauffacher
Monroe Edges Stoughton for Southern 10 win 44 42
Monroe climbs to 5–0 in the conference after a 44–42 squeaker over Stoughton in the Hub City gym. Dwyer nailed the go ahead bucket with 10 seconds left as Pfundhel ler tied late at 42. Larson paced Stoughton with 10, while Mason, Dwyer and Moon led Monroe with late pushes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe High School
Stoughton
Hub City
Vikings
Monroe
Jerry Dwyer
Don Huddleston
Bob Jarvis
Don Vike
Monroe Cagers
Doug Pfundheller
Jack Kirby
Paul Larson
Cheesemakers
Gene Mason
Wally Wieser
Bill Moon
Wieser
Vike
Kirby
Bob Ableman
Dwyer
Ri Ming
Larson
Mason
Vogler
Ableman
Moon
Pfundheller
F c
Francis Kubly's Bowling Team Tops First Half Race in New Glarus
Francis Kubly's squad leads the New Glarus bowling standings after 45 games, posting 30 wins against 15 losses as Monticello teams dominate early. The field includes American Legion, Marty Oilers, Badger Lumberjacks, and Shell Service with varying win totals, while reserves push Monroe past Stoughton 40 to 34 in a preliminary game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Kubly
New Glarus
Wallace Barlow
Ira Holcomb
Kublys
Otto Bently
John Streiff
A.G. Hill
R. W Woelffer
O. D. Curtis
Raymond Gessler
Fred
John Bircher
Leon Holcomb
Willis
Elmer
Badgers
Conrad Stautacher
Elroy Duerst
Fred Escher
Fred ‘Haldiman Jr
Everett Olson
Marty Oilers
John, Howard
Frederick Steinmann
Lawrence G. Marty
John Loertscher
Kenneth el
Robert Holcomb
Lester el
Lawrence F. Marty
Jun Elmer
Ken's
Shell Service
Monroe
Stoughton
Lee Mitchell
Jim Staffon
Fred Huber
Wenger-Kramer
Wenger
Bill Hogan
Pickett
Kramer
Germann
Bordens
Lingson
Roche
Swiggum
High School Basketball Scores and College Results Glance
A roundup of recent basketball results includes Monroe over Stoughton 44 42 Baraboo 32 at Richland Center H ggheedsburg 47 Wisconsin Dells Mazomanie 38 Barneveld 23 Lone Rock 51 Sauk City 29 Monticello 34 Darlington 33 Sparta 35 Hillsboro 29 Sheboygan Central 42 Milwaukee East 40 Stevens Point 47 La Crosse Central 33 Wauwatosa 44 West Milwaukee 31 South Milwaukee 45 Cudahy 28 West Allis Hale 43 Whitefish Bay 20 Shorewood 38 West Allis Central 29 Eau Claire St Patrick 66 Milwaukee St John 40 Beloit 36 Racine Horlick 28 Janesville 36 Racine Park 31 Milwaukee West 51 Lake Mills at Madison Central 46 Kenosha 45 Eldison East 4% Madison West Colleges Duquesne 59 Utah 50 Notre Dame 48 St Louis 56 Bradley 54 Chicago 40 Missouri 36 Iowa State 25 Coe 49 Cornell 47 Xavier Cincinnati 43 Ohio Wesleyan 34 Grinnell 64 Iowa Central 49 Central Michigan 47 Milwaukee Teachers 44 extra period Rice 39 New Orleans Loyola 37 Florida 42 Miami Fla 21 Texas 68 Southwest Texas 37 Oregon 56 Washington State 52 Washington 51 Idaho 41 California 55 Dartmouth 46 Santa Clara 69 Montana 48 San Francisco 49 San Francisco Mrs John Doyle and daughter Jean South Wayne Monroe shoppers yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mazomanie
Barneveld
Lone Rock
Sauk City
Monticello
Darlington
Sparta
Hillsboro
Sheboygan Central
Milwaukee
Stevens Point
la Crosse Central
Wauwatosa
West Milwaukee
South Milwaukee
Cudahy
West Allis Hale
Whitefish Bay
Shorewood
West Allis Central
Eau Claire St. Patrick
Milwaukee St. John
Beloit
Racine Horlick
Janesville
Racine Park
Milwaukee West
Lake Mills
Madison Central
Kenosha
Eldison East
Madison West
Duquesne
Utah
Notre Dame
St. Louis
Bradley
Chicago
Missouri
Iowa State
Coe
Cornell
Xavier
Cincinnati
Ohio Wesleyan
Grinnell
Iowa Central
Central Michigan
Rice
New Orleans
Loyola
Florida
Miami
Fla
Texas
Southwest Texas
Oregon
Washington State
Washington
Idaho
California
Dartmouth
Santa Clara
Montana
San Francisco
Funeral Today for Son of Poet Eugene Field
Funeral services for Eugene Field I, 67, son of the poet, will be held today in Pasadena. He died New Year’s Eve at the Alledena home of his sister, Mrs. W. C. Englar. Survivors include another sister, Mrs. Elmer Foster, Tomahawk, Wis., where his family spent considerable time. Teachers Quit Pay Too Small Colfax Wis School Supt Martin Anderson said six faculty members resigned, effective Jan 17, when the board refused salary increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Field
Altedena
Calif
Eugene Field I
Pasadena
W. C. Englar
Elmer Foster
Tomahawk
Wis
Colfax
Martin Anderson
Board of Education
Monticello Edges Darlington 34-33 For State Line Crown
Monticello narrowly defeats Darlington 34-33 to seize a seven-way tie for the State Line league title at the Lafayette county court. Zurbuchen led Monticello with 10 points, Vanderzee topped Darlington with 20, as play resumes next Tuesday with Monticello hosting Brodhead and Evansville visiting New Argyle Orfordville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticenio
Brodhead
Darlington
Lafayette
Zurbuchen
Monticello
Vanderzee
New Argyle
Orfordville
Brooklyn
Evansville
Richard
Wyss
Duerst
Rolph
Portal Pay Action Filed Against Janesville Plants
A federal complaint filed in Madison seeks portal to portal pay totaling 2.6 million dollars for about 2,000 workers at the Oldsmobile, Chevrolet, and Fisher Body plants in Janesville. Attorney Max Raskin said UAW CIO affiliates are involved but not a party to the suit. The sums target Oldsmobile 1.1 million, Fisher Body 650 thousand, and Chevrolet 850 thousand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muwaunee
U. S. District Court
Madison
Oldsmobile
Chevrolet
Fisher
Janesville
Atty Max Raskin
Raskin
Uaw-Cio
Fisher Body
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Yenicie
Ogden Reid
N. Y. Herald Tribune
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Plumbing
Niles
Howard Rufer
Argyle Day
Lela Foley
C. Ostby
Paul Mueller
Frances Gans
Shullsburg
Chester Hanson
Lawrence Davis
Ray Olson
Earl Zwickey
John Kopp Jr
Jud
Donald Blum
Whitewater
Platteville
Lynn Broughton
Lillie Adelman
Donna
J. Timm
Clarno
G. W. Timm
H. G. Meade
Bert Paulson
Robert Burkhard
Relativ
Dolores Dittmar
Pat Hogan Madison
Jacqueline Schmerse
Freeport
William Schmerse
Forrest Baur
DeKalb
Helen Baur
Julia Pickett
William May
Charles Lee
W. A. Loveland
Emery Campbell
Ottumwa
George Fairhurst
Ind
Jesse O'Ren
Henry Robinson
Washington, D. C
John McDonald
E. A. Briggs
Geraldine
Des Moines
Fred Lenglacher
Forrest Smith
H. F.marty
Cedar Rapids
Rose Taft
Swendson
Harry Pohlman
William Goers
Ies Ableman
Ciba Wieser
Beeming —Bowiers
Spring A. Wuetrich
Phillips
R. Wuetrich
Trumpy
Baraboo
Richland Center
Hggheedsburg
Wisconsin Dells
John Doyle
Jean
Meythaler Brothers
H. H. Holland
H. Howarth
Fred Meythaler
Chas. Meythaler
Chiropractic Clinic
M. J. Gonstead
Portal
Bauman's
Adolphe Menjou
Gail Russell
Claire Trevor
Billie Burke
Goetz
Goetz Sys
Fea
Cuan
Cern
Technicolor Musicale
Wirrier
Glenn
Chalet
John
NY Weissmuller
Virginia
Buster Grey - Crabber
Carol
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