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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1949

Page

6

Cold wave sweeps northwest to southeast with snow

Northwest half plunges cold as a cold wave spreads tonight and Sunday southeast. Blowing and drifting snow with strong northeast winds. Sunday morning lows 5 below to 0 in the northwest and 10 to 15 above in the southeast. High 43 and low 32 since yesterday. Tampa warmest city yesterday at 78, Salt Lake City coldest at 1? Utah. Sunrise 7:30 sunset 4:44.

U. S Tampa Fla Salt Lake City Utah

Divorces Granted in Rock County Circuit Court

Nattie A. Robieson of Janesville divorces Josephine M. Robieson of Browntown on grounds of voluntary separation for over five years. Judge Jesse Earle presided at the Rock County circuit term. Married December 6, 1921, in Lena Illinois.

Nattie A. Robieson Janesville Josephine M. Robieson Browntown Jesse Earle Rock County Lena

Deaths Mrs Jane P McKee, 81, Warren

Mrs Jane P McKee, 81, of Warren, died yesterday. She is survived by her husband, two daughters, a son, and a sister. Funeral details will be announced by the McKee Funeral Home.

Jane P. McKee Warren

Local Birth Announcements Highlight Area Families

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Blum of 2113 14th Avenue welcome a son on January 7 at St. Marys Hospital Madison. Merritt Milks of Brodhead greet a daughter on January 8. Robert Schmid of Monticello, John Affolter of Juda, Clayton Milestone of Horeb, and Robert Klemm of Browntown also announce sons born January 7 or 8 to their families.

Harold Blum 14Th Avenue St. Mary’s Hospital Madison Merritt Milks Brodhead Robert Schmid Monticello John Affolter Juda Clayton Milestone Horeb Robert Klemm Browntown

St Clare Hospital Medical Dismissals List

The record lists patients and dismissed individuals at St. Clare Hospital Medical. Names include Hermann Foulker Darlington George McKil lip New Glarus Paul Alexander Beloit Michael Mitchell Theodore Speich Orfordville Kim Bellahan Karen Gempeler Monticello George Heibner Browntown Mrs John Wideman Juda plus a long line of dismissals: Clayton Ross Edith Bisegger Hollis Olson Diane Zwy Bart and others.

Hermann Foulker 16Th Avenue George McKillip Darlington Merlin Thompson New Glarus Paul Alexander Beloit Michael Mitchell 7Th Street Theodore Speich Orfordville Kim Bellahan 16Th Street Karen Gempeler Monticello George Heibner Browntown John Wideman Juda Clayton Ross Claude Cowan Roger Campbell Francis Kubry James Lancaster Richard Youtzy Leslie MacLeary Karen Bregenzer Gilbert Noss Conrad Leverton Edith Bisegger Hollis Olson Richard Flanagan Diane Zwy- Bart

Luxemburg Woman Dies After Skid Accident

Mrs. Katharine Miller 70 of Luxemburg Wisconsin died from internal injuries after the car she rode in skidded on an icy road and overturned ten miles east of Green Bay.

Green Bay Katherine Miller Luxemburg Wis

Murphy Named to State Office Building Commission

Governor Rennebohm announced the appointment of Jennings Murphy of Milwaukee to the state office building commission. Murphy succeeds the late State Senator Conrad Shearer of Kenosha.

Murphy Madison—i Jennings Murphy Milwaukee State Office Building Commission Rennebohm Conrad Shearer Kenosha

Power lineman killed in Wisconsin fall from pole

Paynette, lineman for Wisconsin Power and Light Co., died yesterday after falling from a utility pole. Fellow workers said Young slipped when he unhitched his belt during the climb.

Adams Donald Young Paynette Wisconsin Power and Light Co Young

St Johns Church Considers Building Projects

St Johns Evangelical and Reformed church to present two building plans at its annual meeting tomorrow at 2 p m. Projects include a new parsonage and a religious education addition about 50 by 31 feet on the southeast corner. Estimated cost not fixed. architect Stanley W Howe will attend. Council members involved include Charles Stubbe Werner Blum Victor Stauffacher Louis F Blanc Samuel A Rubi Arthur C Benkert John W Augsburger Herman Dieckhoff and J Jacob Tschudy.

St. John’s Evangelical and Reformed Church Stanley W. Howe Architet Charles Stubbe Werner Blum Victor Stauffacher Louis F. Blanc Samuel A. Rubi Arthur C. Benkert John W. Augsburger Herman Dieckhoff J. Jacob Tschudy

Albany man held on check charge bound over

Marvin Hein of Albany is free on $500 bonds posted on a check charge. He has been bound over to county court for further proceedings.

Marvin Hein Albany

Mitchell to Greenland for air force service

Darwin Mitchell son of Mr and Mrs Harland C Mitchell New London formerly Albany is being transferred to Greenland for air force service After nearly a year of training in the south he spent a 30 day furlough at his New London home leaving Wednesday for his new assignment He is the great grandson of Michael Croake of Albany.

Greenland Albany Darwin Mitchell Harland C. Mitchell New London South Darwin Michael Croake

Ninneman Returns from Tucson With News on Health

E A Ninneman returned from Tucson Arizona where he accompanied Mrs Ninneman and son Robert Treat early in December. He flew from Tucson to Chicago while his family stays at 2328 N Norris street through the school year for Robert s asthma which has improved and he has gained 12 pounds in 30 days. Weather in Tucson was cold and rainy during the past weeks.

Tucson E. A. Ninneman Ariz

Return from Funeral for Monroe Native Andrew Share

Relatives traveled from Monroe to Rudolph to attend the funeral of Andrew Share. Services were held Wednesday in Rudolph with burial at Wisconsin Rapids. Attendees included Otis Wells Henry Rinehardt and families Harlon Edward Share Richard Keegan Melchair Kundert Helen Stoll Brodhead Herbert Baughman and other relatives.

Rudolph Andrew Share Monroe Otis Wells Henry Rinehardt Harlon Edward Share Richard Keegan Melchair Kundert Darlington Helen Stoll Brodhead Herbert Baughman Milwaukee Wisconsin Rapids

Sledding injury sends eight stitches homeward

James Briggs eight son of Mr and Mrs Forrest Briggs of Clar no is recovering at home after a sled accident that cut his leg on a tree. Eight stitches were required to close the wound.

James Briggs Forrest Briggs Clarno

Mrs Suzanne Kenney Returns to Mexico City After Visit

Mrs Suzanne Kenney of Mexico returns to Mexico City by plane after a short visit with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Behar and their daughter Barbara. She will resume classes at the American high school where Mrs Behar, formerly Ruth Ann Johnston, taught.

Mexico Suzanne Kenney Mexico City Robert Behar Barbara 15Th Avenue Kenney Behars American High School

Stranded by Blizzard Families Return from Western Trip

Mr and Mrs W F McGuigan came back yesterday from a two week western trip They were among about 2000 people stranded in Cheyenne for three days by a blizzard They traveled with their son Roland McGuigan dean at Northwestern University and attended the Rose Bowl game

Blanchardville W. F. McGuigan Cheyenne McGuigans Roland Northwestern University Evanston

Personal mentions cross towns fill Monroe daybook

Local notes list residents and visitors including John Kryder of Monticello in Monroe on business, Mrs. Walker of Footville shopping here yesterday, Albany residents Louis Schwartz and A H Meinert visiting, and various Madison, Freeport, Rockford and Chicago area travels and callers.

John Kryder Monticello Monroe Harry Walker Footville Louis Schwartzlow Albany A. H. Meinert Susan Benkert 15Th Avenue Brodhead Rose Kuenzi L1th Avenue Madison Wilma Kubly Blanchardville S. M. Olson Woodford Louis Graves Bernice Pfund Rockford Nellianne Beatty Shullsburg Anna Brunner Hedwig Freeport Knights of Pythias Pythian Sisters Adv W. Chambers 19Th Avenue O. J. Kuntz Ernest Meyer Dolores Elizabeth Blum John Benkett Stanton Stears Vernon Schelp Robert Phillips Charles Ferguson Anna Courtney Daniel Courtney Ft. Sill Okla Janet Anderson Marlene Flannery John Krebs Browtown Frank Butts 14Th Avenue Martha Rage Winslow Ill Jesse Goodman Ernest Miller Carol Sue George Sawyer Miami Fla

Woman Killed in Icy Crash Near Waterford

Mrs. Helen J. Draper, 52, of Lake Geneva, Wisconsin, died when the car she rode in with her husband skidded on ice and struck a tree in Racine County. It marked the county’s third traffic fatality of the new year.

Waterford Helen J. Draper Lake Geneva Wis Racine County

Bus Holdup Ends in Gunfire as Fugitive Dies

A masked man robbed grocer Oliver Barnes of about 75 to 109 dollars on a bus near Indianapolis. Passengers ducked as the fugitive fired from the bus window, was shot by Kenneth Smiser, and died in a nearby yard. Robert Howard was lightly wounded by shotgun pellets. The driver Harold Curry parked after the shootout. Unidentified suspect commentary followed the exchange.

Indianapolis Robert Howard Oliver Barnes Barnes Kenneth Smiser Smiser Harold Curry Curry

Straw Newsprint From Wheat Straw Developed By Firm

Cleveland based Kinsley Chemical Co claims a new method makes paper entirely from straw rather than wood pulp. Demonstrated at Holyoke Massachusetts with several tons of newsprint, the process promises 40 to 60 percent lower cost than wood pulp paper and licenses abroad. The developer Edward R. Timlowski began 1942 trials testing fibers from wheat straw, cotton stalks, and other plants, yielding fibers up to 10 inches for strong, puncture resistant straw paper.

Cleveland Kinsley Chemical Co Cleveland Company Chemical Paper Mfg. Co Holyoke Mass H. Lee Kinsley Kinsley Timlowski

Villagers Flee Path Of Hawaiian Lava Flow

Frightened residents in Hana Inau and Keokea flee as Mauna Loa lava advances toward the coast. Police reassure safety while volcanologist Ray H. Finch says the flow will stop near the 7000 foot level. Schools closed as evacuations continue.

Hilo Hawaii Mauna Loa Hanainau Keokea Anthony Cambra Kona Ray H. Finch Hawaii National Park Hookena Alae

Missionary Society Hosts and Local Visits in Monticello

Monticello notices report co hostesses Mrs. O D Curtis Mrs. Kenneth Klassy and Mrs. C J Klooster will host a Missionary Society meeting at the Zwingli Evangelical and Reformed church parish house Monday evening. Mrs. Fred W Blume will host the Washington Re formed Aid society at the parish house Wednesday. Also listed are social visits: Mrs Rose Roth guest of Miss Anna Roth in Monroe, and Mr and Mrs Dwight Zweifel visiting in Madison with Mr and Mrs Kenneth Watson and family. Further visits include Mr and Mrs John Elmer and daughter Darlyne visiting Mr and Mrs Isaac Babler in Monroe and Mr and Mrs Henry V Baebler with Mrs Ted Butler in Madison. Richard Stauffacher of Baraboo visited Conrad Stauffacher this week.

Kenneth Klassy C. J. Klooster Missionary Society of Zwingli Evangelical and Reformed Church Fred W. Blume Washington Reformed Aid Society Rose Roth Anna Roth Monroe Dwight Zweifel Madison Kenneth Watson John Elmer Darlyne

Mrs Ivan Boyer Shopper Highlight

Mrs. Ivan Boyer of Juda was seen shopping today, highlighting local consumer activity and stepping out for retail errands.

Ivan Boyer Juda

Plane Missing After Lake Michigan Crash North of Gary

Coast Guard says no trace found of a twin engine plane reported to have fallen into Lake Michigan last night north of Gary Indiana. Passengers on a Chicago bound airliner said they saw the plane go down in the lake.

Chicago Coast Guard Lake Michigan Gary Ind

Towns Group Head Faces Bribe Trial

John Kowaleski 45, chairman of Lake town and president of the Wisconsin Towns association, is charged with soliciting and accepting bribes. He allegedly took 500, 100, and 120 dollars related to zoning permits for Raymond Betker’s auto painting garage in Lake. Kowaleski was arrested in Betker’s garage after allegedly tossing 120 dollars to the floor.

Milwaukee District Attorney's Office John K. Kowaleski Town of Lake Wisconsin Towns Association Kowaleski al Verbel Raymond Betker Charles Novakowski Verbel Betker Town of Lake Auto Painting Co Joseph Tierney

Olivet College Fires Four Faculty Members

Olivet Michigan. Tucker P. Smith head of the Olivet college teachers union and three other Olivet faculty members have been fired. Contracts will not be renewed after June 1. A fifth faculty member was told his contract would not be renewed at its June 1 1950 expiry. Dean James F. Mathias cited college policy and a desire for change.

Olivet, Mich Tucker P. Smith Olivet College Teachers Union Olivet James F. Mathias Mathias

December Jobless Aid Increased to $959,000

Madison Wisconsin payments to jobless residents totaled 959000 in December as the industrial commission noted a routine winter rise. The month included 403200 in readjustment allowances to unemployed veterans and 555800 to civilians, with 1948 total benefits at 8995000 versus 9663000 in 1947.

Madison Wisconsin Industrial Commission

Woman editor dies in Covina after long illness

Mrs. Winona Wilcox Payne, 83, a former newspaper and magazine editor, died in Covina after a prolonged illness. She was the daughter of John M. Wilcox, a former editor of the Cleveland Press, and later edited the women's page there.

Covina Calif Winona Wilcox Payne John M. Wilcox The Cleveland Press

Japanese War Leader Yoshihiro Umezu Dies in Hospital

Gen Yoshihiro Umezu aged 66, a convicted war criminal once commander of the Kwantung Army and former chief of the Army General Staff, died of cancer today in a Tokyo army hospital. He was serving a life sentence.

Tokyo Yoshihiro Umezu Japan Kwantung Army Army Supreme War

Hero to Wed Actress in Hollywood Romance

The U S army’s most decorated soldier Audie Murphy 24 and actress Wanda Hendrix 20 plan to marry tonight in Hollywood. Their union links a famed war hero with a rising screen star amid celebrity attention.

Hollywood Audie Murphy Wanda Hendrix

Acheson Named Secretary as Webb Moves to Undersecretary

Yesterday Acheson was named secretary of state and Webb shifted from budget director to undersecretary of state. The resignations of Marshall and Lovett were reluctantly accepted. Congress eyed further cabinet reshuffles with Forrestal Krug and Sawyer tentatively discussed. Some Republicans and a few Democrats expressed disappointment over the choice.

Acheson Webb Marshall Robert Lovett Congress Defense Forrestal Interior Krug Commerce Sawyer Smith New Jersey Hickenlooper Iowa Lodge Massachusetts George Georgia

Phi Kappa Psi Revokes Amherst Chapter Charter

The executive committee of Phi Kappa Psi has revoked the Amherst college chapter charter after the group pledged a member described as a freshman from the class of 1969. A spokesman disclosed the action today.

Cleveland Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity Amherst College Aegro

Local Farm News and Neighbor Highlights

The Neuschwan ders of Dakota bought Judd's Bridge Hektor, a Brown Swiss bull, from Ed win F. Stroh of Wapakoneta. Mrs. Gilbert Koprud of Blanchardville is praised as an outstanding neighbor for sending 351 care packages to France Germany and Poland totaling 35 families with letters of greetings and hundreds of replies. Green Acres farm in Clarno township, owned by Marjorie Johnston, spans 160 acres and has Jackson family ties over 50 years.

H. L Donald Neuschwander Dakota Judd’s Bridge Hektor Edwin F. Stroh Wapakoneta Gilbert Koprud Blanchardville Dubuque Green Acres Marjorie Johnston Clarno Township Jackson

Six U. S. Airmen Die in Lancs Plane Crash

Six U. S. airmen were killed when a cargo C 54 Skymaster crashed in Lancashire swampland during an aerial lift flight from Frankfurt to Burtonwood air base. Rescue teams reached the scene from Burtonwood. next of kin details await 48 hours after notification.

Warrington Eng Lancashire Frankfurt Burtonwood Air Base Burtonwood U. S. Air Force

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