Daily Record Weather Update January 17 1949
Partly cloudy and colder in the east tonight with a system moving through. Tuesday will be partly cloudy and warmer across the region with mild temperatures expected.
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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1949
Page
6
Weather Log Highlights For The Day
The report notes since yesterday at 1 p m high 26 and low 17. Year ago today high 16 and low 2. Barometer 1 am 29.75 and 1 pm 29.85. Sunrise 7 27, sunset 4 55.
Hartwig estate names Ernest C as executor
Ernest C Hartwig has been named executor of the estate of his father Andrew F Hartwig who died November 13. Under a will dated August 7 1940 four children are heirs Ernest C William F Julius H and Hattie Gempeler
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest C. Hartwig
Andrew F. Hartwig
Ernest C
William F
Julius H
Hattie Gempeler
Justice Cases Highlight Local Traffic Penalties
Justice L. A. Koenig imposes penalties on Daryl Johnson route 5 for use of an illegal horn with $5 and costs. Dr C J Schwingel 2110 14th street fined for operating an unregistered vehicle with $1 and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice L. A. Koenig
Daryl Johnson
Dr. C. J. Schwingel
14Th Street
Marriage Licenses for Waage and Von Arx in Argyle
Delores Mae Waage and Bert James Von Arx, both of Argyle, obtained marriage licenses. The filing marks the couple as engaged residents planning a future ceremony in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delores Mae Waage and
Herbert James von Arx
Argyle
Obituary Notices List Local Residents
John Conway 88 of Argyle Miss Mary Thompson 89 of Darlington Mrs Katherine Conley 77 Harry Youtzy 76 of Winslow Mrs Louis Sveom 71 of Rochester Minn all listed in a community notices column with ages and hometowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Conway
Argyle
Mary Thompson
Darlington
Katherine Conley
Harry Youtzy
Winslow
Louis Sveom
Rochester
Minn
Marriage notice for Leo Nauman family in Warren Illinois
Mr and Mrs Leo Nauman of Warren Illinois announce the birth of a son on January 15. The brief item notes the newborn son to the Nauman couple and their city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Nauman, Warren
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St Clare Hospital Surgical and Medical Dismissals List
The document lists personnel connected with St. Clare Hospital including surgical and medical staff such as Robert Davenport, Albert Stackpole, Bernard Flanagan, Ar gyle, Robert Kubly, Ray Stewart, Fred Arn, Stevie Marinoff, Gerald Weirick, Arlie Ross, Andrew Nilson, Mae Dorty, Edward Strasser, Mrs. Gertrude Herrin, Mrs. Ida Wegner, Gilman Schmid and others, plus dismissals including Jake Rufener and several named spouses and directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Davenport
18Th Avenue
Albert Stackpole
Winslow
Bernard Flanagan
Argyle
Robert Kubly
New Glarus
Ray Stewart
Albany
Fred Arn
Stevie Marinoff
Beloit
Orfordville
Gerald Weirick
Arlie Ross
Andrew Nilson
Mae Dorty
Route 4
Monroe
Edward Strasser
Gertrude Herrin
Rockford
Ida Wegner
Miss Thompson 89 Dies in Darlington
Services for Miss Mary Thompson 89 who died Friday night at her home in Darlington were held at 1 30 PM at Nelson Sharer Funeral Home with Rev C E O Bierne of the First Baptist Church officiating. Burial followed in Evergreen Cemetery Shullsburg. She was born April 13 1859 in Shullsburg where she ran a store before moving to Darlington and later worked as a clerk here for many years. A sister Mrs Sarah Law survives along with several nieces and nephews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlington
Mary Thompson
Nelson-Sharer
C. E. O’bierne
First Baptist Church
Evergreen Cemetery
Shullsburg
Miss Thompson
Sarah Law
Health Committee Reduced to Five Members in Monroe
Acting on the advice of Mrs. Ruth Frantz the Monroe health committee becomes the school health committee with five members: Dr. L. A. Moore Dr. Leslie Kindschi Mrs. Arthur C. Bennett Mrs. Robert Kingdon and Miss Doris Messmer. E. O. Evans and Miss Genevieve Arensdorf will advise. Members serve one year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Frantz
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Co-Operative School Health Committee
Monroe
School Health Committee
L. A. Moore
Leslie Kindschi
Arthur C. Benkett
Robert Kingdon
Doris Messmer
E. O. Evans
Genevieve Arensdorf
Clara ZumBrunnen
Irene Quinn
Hannah Bindschaedler
Othe Schneider
Margaret Bloodgood
LaVon Jones
Moore, Evans
Bloodgood
Personal mentions and travels of Beloit residents
A Beloit social column lists visits and trips by residents. Mrs Edward Dobson and Mr and Mrs Jay Shafer with children visited Saturday. Several families plan six week trips to Arizona California Florida and Cuba. Willis Etter vice consul in Shanghai spoke here before leaving for Washington inaugural ceremonies. The column notes church group meetings and various weekend visits across Wisconsin Illinois Minnesota and abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Dobson
Beloit
Jay Shafer
Hanover
Women of the Moose
Foster Deininger
Ned Walker
Albany
Grace Zimmerman
Wilma Krurtz
Rockford
Shirley Olson
Joanne Everson
Argyle
Colonel Dixon
Florida
Carl Bollerud
Footville
Rosa Jacobson
Betty Klemm
Milwaukee
Otto Klemm
9Th Avenue
John Kuehner
William Kundert
Winslow
Arizona
California
Union Presbyterian Ladies Aid
Raymond C. Howe
Mary Ellen
John
Columbus
J. W. Howe
R. W. Blaha
Gerry Lou
Minnie E. Bowers
St. Cloud
Minn
Orlando
Fla
Ben Knause Jr
Mmes
Phillip Herbruck
Chester Meade
Freeport
Harold Kurth
Janice
Monroe
Everett Keel
Helen
Los Angeles
Tom Keel
Spokane
Wash
Willard R. Schuetze
Havana
Cuba
William Roddick
Adrian Selenzi
Willis Etter
Shanghai
Etter
Washington
Nathan Walker
Mexico
Walkers
Weekend Visit Highlights Mrs Stubbe Family Ties
Miss Thelma Stubbe of Oneco spent the weekend with her mother Mrs Ben Stubbe in Browntown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Stubbe
Oneco
Ben Stubbe
Browntown
Wisconsin Holstein sale draws international visitors and cattle lots
Charles C Brace, an extension fieldman, attended the sale with Guatemalan visitors Joaquin Mendez Hijo Gabriel Asturias Moulton and Arthur Costello. Moulton moved four airplane cargoes of Brown Swiss from Madison and plans Holstein shipments. Brace noted the end of the sensational price period with many animals selling from $500 to $1,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Dickson
Browntown
Marlin Austad
Argyle
John M. Babler
Dakota
Arthur Seefeldt
Freeport
Frank Nelson
Urbana
John Wiegel
Shullsburg
Theodore Altmann
Monroe
August Ruehelow
Robert Preston
Juda
Charles C. Brace
Lone Rock
American Holstein-Friesian Association
Guatemala
Joaquin Mendez Hijo
Wisconsin
Gabriel Asturias Moulton
Madison
Moulton
University of Wisconsin
Department of Animal Industry
Arturd Costello
Guatemala City
Brace
No Suspects Located In Train Attack Probe
Los Angeles authorities say no suspects remain in the case of a reported rape in a lower berth of the Southern Pacific West Coast limited. Two sailors questioned in Los Angeles were released to continue to San Diego. Mrs Opal Holmes, a 35 year old mother of two, reported the assault to the crew and Klamath Falls authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Southern Pacific
West Coast Limited
Railroad
Oregon
San Diego
Opal Holmes
Klamath Falls
Ore
Burglars Return to Lake Tavern for About $950 Take
Milwaukee report: burglars hit a Lake tavern Sunday securing roughly $950 in cash and jewelry. Proprietor Herbert Greinke and his wife say the same pair that held them up January 2 escaped with $2,213 in cash and jewelry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Lake Tavern
Herbert Greinke
New Glarus Man Heads 4-H Group President
Walter Streiff of New Glarus was elected president of Green County 4-H Leaders Organization at a luncheon at Green County Normal School attended by over 70 leaders. Mrs. Harvey E. Elmer was named vice president, Mrs. Ludwig Signer secretary-treasurer, with an executive committee from Juda Juda Monro New Glarus Mt. Pleasant and other districts. The 1949 county 4-H goal is 550 members, up from 490 in 1948. Slocum resigns March 15 after a farewell from the group. R. H. Rasmussen urged early, youth-centered work and project planning with emphasis on soil conservation and home improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Streiff
New Glarus
Green County
Green County Normal School
Harvey E. Elmer
Pleasant
Ludwig Signer
Route 5
Ben Zimmerli
Decatur
Juda
Michael McGuire
Clarno
Monroe
Slocum
R. H. Rasmussen
Rasmussen
Myron E
Dinner honors Judge Earle in Janesville
A dinner this evening in Janesville honors Judge Jesse Earle upon retirement from the circuit court. Attending are Bruce M. Blum Anna Blum District Attorney Rodney O. Kittelsen and Mr and Mrs Joseph Viney along with Judge Harry S. Fox and Mrs Katherine Carman. Attendees include attorneys from Green Rock and Jefferson counties and their spouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earle Bruce M. Blum
Anna Blum
Rodney O. Kittelsen
Joseph Viney
Janesville
Jesse Earle
Harry S. Fox
Katherine Carman
Green
Rock
Jefferson
Cheese Trading Easy on New York Market
Cheese receipts totaled 408733 pounds on the New York wholesale market. Prices ranged with cheddars at 38 to 40 cents and various grass fed and shelf cured cheddar and flats at 39 to 62 cents, processed five pounds at 38 to 40 cents, domestic Swiss best 56 to 58 cents, others 47 to 54 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
No Prints Found On Looted Mail Sack
Waukesha postal inspectors report no fingerprints on a mail bag that held 75,000 dollars in gold and mutilated currency. The bag, destined for Chicago, failed to reach the mail car and was found abandoned near a road Saturday as investigators press for clues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waukesha—i
E. J. Holmes
Holmes
Chicago
Funeral held for Mrs Henry P Johnson at Peace church Browntown
Pallbearers Elmer Bast Ray Rackow Jacob Teuscher Melburn Miller Palmer Whater Ulrich Zimmerman attended the service at Peace Evangelical and Reformed Church Browntown. Rev Paul C Kehle of St Johns Church officiated and burial followed in Cadiz cemetery with relatives from Racine and Lena Illinois present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Johnson
Henry P. Johnson
Peace Evangelical and Reformed Church
Browntown
Elmer Bast
Ray Rackow
Jacob Teuscher
Melburn Miller
Palmer Whater
Ulrich Zimmerman
Winslow
Paul C. Kehle
St. John’s Church
Cadiz Cemetery
Racine and
Lena, III
Mrs Louis Sveom Dies in Rochester Minn
Mrs Louis Sveom 71 a former Brodhead resident died Saturday of a heart attack in Rochester Minnesota where she had lived 38 years Her body will be brought to Brodhead with calling hours 7 to 9 p m Services will be Wednesday at 2 p m in Everson funeral home and 230 p m at Bethel Lutheran East Luther Valley Burial will be Greenwood cemetery She was born Rena Freeman June 25 1877 in Rock County Surviving are her husband one son Rev Freeman Sveom Rochester MN two daughters Mrs Albert Schulz Rochester MN and Mrs Thomas Moody Buffalo NY four sisters Mrs Anna Olson Mrs Emma Sveom Mrs Joseph Dybevik all of Brodhead and Mrs Joseph Delsrud Janesville a brother Adolf Freeman Brodhead
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brodhead
Louis Sveom
Rochester
Minn
Everson Funeral Home
Bethe
Lutheran East Luther Valley
Greenwood Cemetery
Rena Freeman
Rock County
Magnus S. Freemans
Freeman Sveom
Peshtigo
Albert Schulz
Thomas Moody
Buffalo
N. Y
Anna Olson
Emma Sveom
Joseph Dy
New Chef Takes Over Ludlow Hotel Duties
John D. Crotty of Bonners Ferry Idaho is named the Ludlow hotel chef. A World War II veteran and Chicago native he started cooking at age 15 and previously worked at Hill's Lake Geneva and Chanticleer Madison. His Idaho wife assists in the kitchen. Former operators J C Collins departed last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Crotty
Bonners Ferry
Ida
Ludlow Hotel
Crotty
Chicago
Monroe
Hill’s
Lake Geneva
Chanticleer
Madison
Idaho
J. C. Collins
Robert H Benjamin 86 Former Mackinac Sheriff and Postmaster
Funeral services set for Tuesday for Robert H Benjamin 86 longtime Mackinac Island official former sheriff and postmaster who died Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Benjamin
Mackinac Island
Robert H. Benjamin
Mackinac County
Madison Man Wins Radio Quiz Program
Marshall Straus, 32, general manager of Straus Printing Co., won 13300 in prizes on a radio quiz program yesterday. Within an hour 50 to 75 friends and neighbors arrived to congratulate him as his wife, four children, his parents, sister, brother in law and their two children joined in the celebration at his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Marshall Straus
Straus Printing Co
Straus
Wisconsin Phone Vote Ruling Upset by Court
The Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled the Wisconsin Employment Relations Board lacks authority to conduct a collective bargaining election for La Crosse Telephone Corp employees. Justice Douglas delivered a unanimous decision holding the company operates in interstate commerce and falls under National Labor Relations Board jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Wisconsin Employment Relations Board
la Crosse Telephone Corp
Douglas
Wisconsin Supreme Court
High Court
National Labor Relations Board
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