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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1947
Page
6
Real Estate Transfers From Mt Lakeside Neighborhoods
Property transfers recorded include Ken L. Lamboley and nether J. tn 3 in Lakeside, Inez Trickel to Sophia Rufe in Monroe, Appolonia Zweifel to Herman L. Anderson in New Glarus, and Andrick ad to New Mexico. Parcels and lots listed specify blocks and lots numbers across Lakeside, Lakeside Heights, Blumer ad, and Shyu parcel I 8 bik. 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fee Ener Ee
Its
Ite
Lakeside
Ken L. Lamboleyneth
Herman L. Anderson
Blumer
New Glarus
Estates Probated in Monroe and Albany Districts
Probate notices list multiple estates including Caarione B. Miller of Monroe with unknown assets and debts, executor H B Miller, and heirs Stephen in Detroit and Bender in Appleton. AE Fleck of Albany shows 5000 in personal property and 20000 in real estate, with administrator E T Fleck. Jacob Schlittler of Mt. Pleasant township has unknown assets and debts, executor Henry E Schuittler, and heirs Jacob J Beloit Edwin Ernest J Emma Day Lydia Baebler. Frank Reasa of Albany dies December 25 with unknown assets and debts, executrix Mary Reasa, and heirs Arnold and Zelma. Appraisers named for each estate include local assessors and clerks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caarione B. Miller
Monroe
H.B. Miller
Stephen
Detroit
Bender
Appleton
AE. Fleck
Albany
E. T. Fleck
Mary Reasa
Arnold
Zelma
Thomas Dunphy
Joe Blumer
Ray Silver
Births at St. Clare and Madison General Hospitals
Mr and Mrs Walter R Wenger of New Glarus announce a son born January 8 at St. Clare Hospital. Mr and Mrs Arthur Zweifel of New Glarus announce a son born January 4 at Madison General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Clare Hospital
Walter R. Wenger
New Glarus
Madison General
Arthur Zweifel
Local Dismissals and Addresses Listed in Report
Surgical cases include Howard Lundy 2209 14th street and Leland Prieve 1307 19th street with Alfred Buhlman Freeport and Paul Oppliger Verona. Dismissals named are Mrs Elva Turner Mrs Joseph Crissey and son Alvin Fjelstad Mrs Marian Sveom and Rolland Marsh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Lundy
14Th Street
Leland Prieve
19Th Street
Alfred Buhlman
Freeport
Paul Oppliger
Verona
Elva Turner
Joseph Crissey
Alvin Fjelstad
Marian Sveom
Rolland Marsh
Milwaukee Meeting Draws County Fair Officials Crowd
At a pair meeting Mr and Mrs Willard R Schuetze and others from Monticello Evaneville Janesville Freeport Milwaukee attended the county fair officials meeting in Milwaukee. Funeral attendees included Henry Doerzenbach and family plus several Monticello and Janesville residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard R. ‘Schuetze
Louis R. Wolleson
Russell Prren
Arlie Frost
Monroe
Conrad Stauffacher
Monticello
Milwaukee
Henry Doerzenbach
Iper Brugger
Evaneville
Frederick Disch
John Marty
Henry Marty
Thomas Brusveen
John Elmer
Bessie Ganshert
Freeport
Jake Elmer
Halph ‘Trickel Sr
Janesville
Monroe Council Considers Cheese Tax and Incinerator Bid
The Monroe council heard Mayor Buehler push for a possible cheese in storage tax via a league bill while sending cheese revenue questions to the finance and taxation committee and city attorney for study. The body adopted a bid call for a new city incinerator and extended a sewer line project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buehler
Soseman
Finance and Taxation Committee
League of Wisconsin Municipalities
Madison
League
Monroe
Director of Public Works
Field
George W. Field
Herman L. Schindler
23Rd Avenue
16Th Street
C. J. Loveland
Louis J. Goebels
Maurice T. Staniford
Albert J. Rufer
E. J. Hoesly
County Board of Supervisors
Green County
Father-in-law to be arraigned for Christmas night killing
In Los Angeles Roy Foster 64 to be arraigned Jan 20 on murder charges in the Christmas night shooting of Oswald John Ganshert 38 formerly of the local community. Mrs Helen Ganshert widow testified that her father shot her husband after a party with drinking. Her son Robert Foster corroborated the killing. The witness said Foster had carried a pistol since August after hearing rumors of marital trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswald John Ganshert
Los Angeles
Calif
Roy Foster
Ganshert
Helen Ganshert
Robert Foster
Personal Mention from Niles and Nearby Towns
Local society notes list residents and visitors from Niles Argyle Juda Freeport Beloit Janesville Monticello Madison Milwaukee and other Wisconsin communities. Entries include daily visits business trips family gatherings and trips to Monroe Brodhead and Footville with several travels to Milwaukee Madison and Chicago during the period.
Notable Visits and U.N. Assignments Highlight Long List
Mrs. Floyd Chambers from Juda visited Tuesday. Mrs. Albert Zimmerli and Mrs. F. J. Bongiorno from Albany were here yesterday. Chester Becker in Chicago for several days. Mrs. Mary Howe spent the day in Browntown with relatives. Miss Mary Burmeister from Stephens College returns after the holiday. Mrs. Charles Benkett visiting her son-in-law and daughter in Ann Arbor. Gardner succession noted for undersecretary of the treasury. Warren R. Austin named U.S. representative to the United Nations and Security Council with ambassador rank. Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt of New York serves on the human rights commission of the U.N. economic and social council for a year. Arthur J. Altmeyer from Wisconsin is on the U.N. social commission for two years. Frances Perkins, former secretary of labor, associated with civil service commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niles
Clarence Anderson
Argyle
Arry
L. A. Koenig
Darlington
Harris F. Babler
Freeport
Leland Skattum
Juda
Irene Christianson
Beloit
Cloyd Pickett
Janesville
R. H. Schoonover
Monticello
Mary
New Glarus
Sacker
W. B. Antes
Beverly Hills
Calif
Evansville
Robert Rosa
E. B. Rosa
Ida Derendinger
Emil Tschudy
Alvin
Madison
Charles O'Rourke
Donna Mae
Monroe
Floyd Chambers
Albert Zimmerli
F. J. Bongiorno
Albany
Chester Becker
Chicago
Mary Howe
Browntown
Mary Burmeister
Stephens College
Lay
Charles Benkett
Ann Arbor
Mich
Frank Pickett
Gardner
The
Treasury
Warren R. Austin
Vermont
U. S
United Nations
Security Council
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Human Rights Commission
N. Economic and Social Council
Arthur J. Altmeyer
Wisconsin
U. N. Economic and Social Council
Frances Perkins
Public Nominations Highlight New UN and Diplomatic Posts
President Truman named Francis B. Sayre as United States representative on the United Nations trusteeship council and advanced O. Max Gardner as ambassador to London. Vice Admiral Louis E. Denfeld received a promotion to full admiral while serving as chief of naval personnel, with A. L. M. Wiggins named in Washington D C. Marshall, returning from China, remained silent amid the announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Francis B. Sayre
United States
United Nations Trusteeship Council
Sayre
UNRRA
Senate
Louis E. Denfeld
O. Max Gardner
North Carolina
London
A.L. M. Wiggins
Hartsville, D. C
Truman urges steps to revise social security and housing policy
President Truman calls for job-creating measures, tax reform, debt management, and a flexible credit policy. He cites temporary public assistance expansion, need to adjust old age and survivors benefits, and argues higher rents would curb purchasing power while maintaining price-wage balance through government actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Congress
Aid policies tied to price increases and antitrust stance
President outlines policy changes including quick disposal of surplus goods and vigorous enforcement of antitrust laws to curb price abuses. Wage hour act expansion to include more interstate commerce workers while excluding some like processors of agricultural products. Mention of officials and committee members in mission work and social clubs, plus social events and entertainments notes.
Regular K. C. Meeting Plans Dance and Services
Knights of Columbus held a regular meeting last evening finalizing plans for a Sunday dance and memorial services for a deceased member. Installations at Immanuel Evangelical United Brethren church followed a candlelight service with Mrs. Alvin C. Rabehl leading prayer and song. New officers include Mrs. Arnold Albright as president and Mrs. Robert Potts and Mrs. Roy E. Heer en named vice presidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. C
Knights of Columbus
Arnold Albright
Immanuel Evangelical United Brethren Church
Alvin C. Rabehl
Robert Potts
Roy E. Heer~en
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Shullsburg
Edward Banboorhis
Sster
Ole Sandsey
Bi Town
Colton
Ruth Wright
Portland
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Guy Weckerly
Alvin F. Rote
Dr. Newhaven
Monroe Feed and Seed Co
16Th Ave
Powder Foundation
Davo Stores
Gale Storm
Fifth Avenue
Monogram
Trukenbrod
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
State Department
Marshall
Western Pacific
China
M. J. Knight
Herman A. Stuessy
Coats
Walter Kuebli
Russell Matzke
Meyer
Bernadett
Missions and Green
MacElroy and Lyle
Myron Babler
J. L. Babler
Naomi Krueger
Herman Krueger
Oliver Miller
Ben Miller
Maurice Quinn
Simon Meyers
Floyd Lewis
Ann MacElroy
Roxy Club
Louisa Steffen
Lena Augsburger
Joseph Rohner
John T. Hauser
Emelie Karlen
Richardson Electric Shop
Dettwiler & Legler
Ernest C. Dettwiler
Mr. Dettwiler
Herman D. Legler
ACE
Casein
Bauman
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