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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1947

Page

5

Badgers Beat Hawkeyes in Comeback Bid Upset Threats

Wisconsin surged to a 43-26 lead before Iowa rallied late, but the Badgers held on for a 61-49 victory. Larry Pokrzywinski and Jack Spencer each delivered crucial baskets as Wisconsin remained the presumptive top team in the Western conference despite Iowa’s late run. Bob Cook led Wisconsin with 22 points while Murray Wier paced Iowa with 24. Glen Selbo added 16 for Wisconsin.

Madison Wisconsin Whiz Kids Illinois Hoosiers Indiana Badgers Iowa City Hawkeyes Larry Pokrzywinski Jack Spencer Iowa Floyd Magnusson Bob Cook Murray Wier Glen Selbo

Illini Face Week Busy Schedule In Big Nine Clash

Illini open a six game center schedule with Purdue looming and a path to the Big Nine race. Indiana travels to Ohio State without top scorer John Wallace who has shingles. Northwestern visits Michigan after a 39 31 setback, while Ohio State goes to Iowa and Michigan meets Minnesota.

Gophers Ohio State Ilini Wisconsin Illini Minnesota Northwestern Michigan Illinois Iowa Badgers Murray Wier Indiana

Elkhorn Man Named State Fair Official

Elkhorn man named speed superintendent at the Walworth county fair for several years and since 1939 has been one of the Wisconsin Trotting club officials.

Elkhorn Walworth County

Football Held Responsible For 21 Deaths in 1946

The 15th annual survey by Dr. Floyd R. Eastwood of Purdue University before the American Football Coaches Association and NCAA rules committee says football caused 21 fatalities in the past season, including two in college ranks. He recommends forming a headgear design study committee as part of safety measures.

New York Floyd R. Eastwood Purdue University American Football Coaches Association Football Rules Committee NCAA Eastwood

College basketball scores and 1947 NCAA rule recommendations

A recap of college basketball results across multiple teams with scores, followed by a report on life insurance growth and proposed NCAA rule changes. The coaches advocate softened player protective gear, with recommendations pending NCAA committee approval in Kerrville. The convention fatality report notes increased participation and football-related deaths in 1946.

Ncaa Rules Committee National Rules Committee Kerrville Texas Eastwood

Babe Ruth Reported In Serious Condition

Babe Ruth retired Sultan of Swat is reported in serious condition at French hospital where he is expected to undergo a neck operation this morning. A hospital bulletin says he has been under treatment for six weeks after consultations with six specialists. The operation is to be performed tomorrow to relieve intractable pain and the outlook is serious.

New York Babe Ruth Swat French Hospital

Insurance payouts total nearly 290 million in World War II

U S commercial insurers paid about 290 million dollars in death claims during World War II excluding National Service Life Insurance. The figure highlights the financial impact of wartime mortality on private sector life policyholders and beneficiaries.

U. S National Service Life Insurance

Kiwanis Officers Installed at Milwaukee

Milwaukee Kiwanis elected Earl M. Wanecek of Milwaukee as governor of the Wisconsin Upper Michigan district at a mid winter council dinner. Lieutenant governors named include Dr John H Nickell Oconomowoc Rev Paul C Kehie Monroe A J Luth Oconto Falls George L Best Iron Mountain Mich Fred K Bollman Chippewa Falls Ray E Wood Fond du Lac John Hosig Mauston W T Bork Owen Lorin Smith Sparta Orlie Baker Boscobel and Donovan Hohman Chilton.

Milwaukee Earl M. Wanecek Wisconsin-Upper Michigan Kiwanis International Wisconsin Upper Michigan John H. Nickell Oconomowoc Paul C. Kehie Monroe A. J. Luth Oconto Falls George L. Best Iron Mountain Mich Fred K. Bollman Chippewa Falls Ray E. Wood Fond du Lac John Hosig Mauston W. T. Bork Owen Lorin Smith Sparta Orlie Baker Boscobel Donovan Hohman Chilton

Hotelmen Seek End Of Rent Ceilings In Washington

Hotel industry officials pressed for removal of rent ceilings on transient hotel rooms amid an anticipated government decision. Maj. Gen. Philip B. Fleming, head of the Office of Temporary Controls, said an announcement was expected Tuesday but provided no specifics, fueling speculation about possible decontrol or higher ceiling rates.

Washington Philip B. Fleming Office of

Garrison Named Labor Consultant by AEC

The Atomic Energy Commission announced three labor consultants including Lloyd K. Garrison former dean of the University of Wisconsin law school as part of a program to insure sound labor management relations in atomic energy facilities nationwide.

Want Ad Promise of Heavy Labor for Small Pay

An advertisement touts the value of buying a Want Ad by highlighting a lengthy workload for a small fee. The piece frames the service as efficient despite the low cost, appealing to budget conscious readers seeking results from classified ads.

New Glarus Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Guests

A roundup of New Glarus area social visits and greetings. Guests include Casper Zentner Sr and family in Belleville, Monroe callers Homer Zweifel and Apol lona Zweifel, and many Madison and Blanchardville connections. The Swiss Evangelical church Ladies Aid met at Zwingli House with a war relief donation note and a varied program.

Local Social Notes From Milwaukee Area Families

A survey of visits and travels references numerous residents and friends: Brodhead’s Mrs. George Diedrich returns from Milwaukee to visit her mother Mrs. Louise Green. Eleanor Kline of Freeport visits the Le land Williams and the Conway households. Priscilla Shaw, nurse at Milwaukee county hospital, spent a week with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Clancy Shaw. Virginia Johnson at Stout Institute, Menominee, returns to duties after holidays with her mother Mrs. Alice Johnson. Bessie Sauer, nurse, returns home from Oakland to the Sauer family. S/Sgt. Oliver Earleywine of Fort Benning visits his parents Mr. and Mrs. Guy Earleywine. other guests include the Hoffmans of Boston and Cumberland, and Mrs. J. J. Lipfert of Chicago visiting the Clark and Everson families. Mrs. H. M. Barkow visits Milwaukee with son Harry Barkow and family. Sgt. Clayton Ross discharged at Langley Field and will enter Marquette University in February with his parents. Jessie Woodstock spends Sunday with sister Mrs. Frank Lehmen in Janesville. Charlene Edwards leaves for Portland Oregon to continue cadet nurse work for a year. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Jones plan a southern relocation with Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Jones move to Juta where Jake works at Roderick Lumber. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Peckham of Evansville visit Clyde Berryman. Mrs. D. S. Markham hosts the junior contract club with prizes to Mrs. D.

George Diedrich Milwaukee Louise Green Eleanor Kline Freeport Leland Williams H. B. Conway Priscilla Shaw R. N Milwaukee County Hospital Clancy Shaw Virginia Johnson Stout Institute Menominee Alice Johnson Bessie Sauer Oakland Calif Julius Sauer Oliver Earleywine Fort Benning Guy Earleywine John Hoffman Lynn Boston Floyd Hoffman Linda Cumberland J. J. Lipfert Chicago Eugene Clark Tallie Everson H. M. Barkow Harry Barkow Sgt Clayton Ross Langley Field Marquette University Jessie Woodstock Frank Lehmen Janesville Charlene Edwards Portland Ore Arthur Jones Stanley Jones South Jake Jones Juta Jones Roderick Lumber Yard Lewis Peckham Evansville

Local Notes on Students and Vacations

L Collins and Mrs Paul Zimmerman. Miss Nancy Stair and Jerry Stair returned to their studies at the university Wednesday. Mrs Margaret Carteron left this week to spend the winter in the south. Miss Donna Shaw, student nurse at Milwaukee county hospital, is spending a 3 week vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs Clancy Shaw. Miss Betty Swartz left Sunday morning for the university of Michigan to resume her studies there.

L. Collins Paul Zimmerman Nancy Stair Jerry Stair Margaret Carteron South Donna Shaw Milwaukee County Hospital Clancy Shaw Betty Swartz University of Michigan

Monticello Social News and Visiting Lists

Out-of-town attendees at burial services for Mrs. Rosa Taft included Herbert Taft and Bernice Farnna from Beloit and others from Madison Monroe Janesville New Glarus and Cedar Rapids. Local callers and club meetings are noted with names and places including Monroe Madison Richland Center and Willard Marty.

Rosa Taft Henry C. Klassy Herbert Taft Whitewater Bernice Farnna Beloit Florence Babler Felix Kopp Madison Phiilip Marty Willard Marty John Duerst Henry Schmid New Glarus R. H. Schoonover Monroe Glen Fisher Henry Babler Sr Herman Babler Eunice Rupp Jacob Rupp Lucille Hanson

Community New Year Visits Across Wisconsin Names

New Year greetings were exchanged as families from Monroe Belleville New Glarus Beaver Dam and Madison hosted relatives and friends. Visitors included Mrs Kathryn Staedt Mr and Mrs Matt Zentner Mr and Mrs Otto Bach and Miss Georgia Allen with children Bonnie Donna and Ronny joining grandma visits and students Abe and Phillip Zweifel returning to Naperville and Madison after the holidays.

Sodio Kathryn Staedt Matt Zentnre Monroe Otto Bach Vane Uevanente Georgia Allen Belleville H. A. Walters Lyle Battie Creek Haroki Omens Baitz Hoesig Bonnie Donna Ronny F. W. Voegeli Frederick Emil S. Duerst New Glarus Betty Rupp Beaver Dam Jacob Rupp Junior Abe Naperville Abe Eddie Zweifel Phillip Madison J. P. Zweifel

Madison Wisconsin five denomination council forms new group

The Wisconsin Council of Churches representing Baptist Congregational Methodist Presbyterian and Evangelical congregations has filed articles of incorporation. Officers include Rev. Mario Berger Madison president Ellis Dana Madison executive vice president S. F. Shattuck Neenah Mrs J Lewis Wolff Milwaukee Rev Elmer Jaberg Sheboygan vice presidents Mrs Carleton Reuter Fort Atkinson secretary and Wallace Hahn Milwaukee treasurer.

Madison Wisconsin Council of Churches Mario Berger Ellis Dana S. F. Shattuck Neenah J. Lewis Wolff Milwaukee Elmer Jaberg Sheboygan Carleton Reuter Fort Atkinson Wallace Hahn

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