Weather Log Notes From Daily Record 21 1946
Fair and continued cold to night. Tuesday fair with rising temperature. Last week high 44 low 5 am high 29 low 26 to 35.
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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1946
Page
6
Fire damages roof at Clifford Hunt home
A small fire at the residence of Clifford C. Hunt 1309 17th Avenue Sun Day destroyed a roof area. Fire officials believe sparks from a chimney started the blaze. the fire department extinguished the flames.
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Clifford C. Hunt
17Th Avenue
Real Estate Transfers and Land Contracts in Brodhead and Lakeside
Real estate transfers list Joan Dempsey to Andrew Suoseen for Me 24.1 and bik 108 Brodhead and Andrew Haugen to Marshall Bliss and Louise Bliss for Its 5 and 6 bik 182 Brodhead. Land contract Leland Lamboley to Louis and Gladys Benkert for It 3 bik 2 Lakeside His add Monroe. Lang contract Leland Lamboley to Roy Mandanes Cost for OS Lake-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Dempsey
Andrew T. Suoseen
Brodhead
Andrew T. Haugen
Marshall M
Louise Bliss
Leland L
Orewe Lamboley
Louis J
Gladys M. Benkert
Lakeside
Monroe
Lang
Orene Lamboley
Roy Mandanes
OS Lake
Probate of Anton Ott Jr Will Settles Estate in York
Estates probated for Anton Ott Jr of York township who died December 31 1945. Thomas Ott of New Glarus and Wilbert Ott of Monroe named co executors. No appraisers appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton Ott
York Township
Thomas Ott
New Glarus
Wilbert Ott
Monroe, Sons
Marriage Licenses Granted in Jordan and Nearby Townships
Chester Block of Jordan township and Vera Elle gan of Jordan township obtain a marriage license. Carl Krauss of Monroe township and Charlene Huffman of Clarno township also secure a license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Edmund Block
Jordan Township
Vera Marie Ellegan
Carl Herman Krauss
Monroe Township
Charlene Kay Huffman
Clarno Township
Deaths of Mrs Ellen Muller and Mrs Fred Moser
Obituaries note the deaths of Mrs Ellen Z Muller 83 of Brod and Mrs Fred Moser 56 of Red Oak with terse notices of their passing and presumed survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Z. Muller
Brod
Fred Moser
Red Oak
Births for Kundert and Marty Families
Mr and Mrs Harold Kundert of route 2 Brodhead welcomed a son this morning. Mr and Mrs Jack Marty of 101% 16th Avenue also welcomed a son this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Kundert
Brodhead
Son
Jack Marty
16Th Avenue
St Clare Hospital Patient List and Dismissals
Dismissals include Mrs Christine Langley Mrs Will Short G E Zuercher Mrs Earl Holcomb and daughter Hand Weldon D Calvin Mrs Earl Coplicen and daughter Carrie de Wesley Jordan mon Grenzow Frank Lueck Peter Williams Geraldine Rabe Harold Monte Anton Therkeison Robert G Jacobson Mrs Joe Choppi Mrs Elmer Ronspier and son Mrs Iva Pierce and Russell Binger. Several discharged patients listed with addresses and names across multiple locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy Korn
Monce
Clarence Evenson
Browntown
James Furniss
22Nd Street
Marjorie P. Er Smith
Judy
Garde
Orfordville
Lloyd Miles
Evansvile
Christine Langley
Will Short
A G. E. Zuercher
Earl Holcomb
Oe Hand
Weldon D. Calvin
Earl Coplicen
Anniversary Surprise Honors Mr and Mrs Stauf facher
Mr and Mrs Stauffer celebrated their 44th anniversary at 2103 11th avenue with a basket dinner as four of their five daughters and families attended. Present were Gilbert Abraham Orangeville Arleigh Frautschy Charno Maurice Babler and Clarence Schultz Monroe. Missing was Ker mit Wolf Orangeville. The event followed a family gathering with a gift presented to the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward M. Stauffacher
11Th Avenue
Gilbert Abraham
Orangeville
Arleigh Frautschy
Charno
Maurice Babler
Clarence Schultz
Monroe
Kermit Wolf
Monroe Shooters Take State Title
The Monroe rifle team of Company F won the state guard marksmanship title at a two day meet held at the super-charger rifle range in Milwaukee. Forty teams competed as Arthur Nondahl led the local sharpshooters with a third place in individual scoring.
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State Guard
Milwaukee
Rice
Arthur Nondahl
Milwal
Oppose Plan for Consolidation of Community Units
Sethenaian oneal representatives opposed a Madison study committee's plan to consolidate county government and reduce board sizes. City attorney John Doerfler of West Allis argued small communities must keep control and warned against domination by Milwaukee.
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Madison
Sethenaian Oneal
John Doerfler
West Allis
Milwaukee
Wisconsin VFW encampment set for June 27 to 29
The 25th annual Wisconsin department encampment of Veterans of Foreign Wars will be held in Madison from June 27 to 29. Clyde B. Thomas Superior state commander announced the event at a joint oe and fifth districts meeting. He also announced the midwinter conference in Waveau for Feb. 1 and 2 with Joseph Stack of Pittsburgh as honored guest.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin Department
Madison
Clyde B. Thomas
Superior
Thomas
State Department
Waveau
Joseph Stack
Pittsburgh
Fatal Car Collision Near Dodgeville Claims Harold Dale
Harold Dale 27 a former service man of Dodgeville was fatally injured in a highway 51 crash three miles north of town yesterday He was the son of Mr and Mrs Walter Dale and of Dodgeville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodgeville
Harold Dale
Here
Walter Dale
Heaters for China to Aid Occupation Forces
A plan to provide heaters for China to warm American occupation forces abroad. Proceeds are to be made available to Japan for payment of essential imports.
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China
Japan
FEPC Debates Begin as Bilbo Promises to Speak
Washington AP reports Senator Bilbo of Mississippi tests his throat and vows to speak in support of FEPC. He jokes about a large speaking team of about 25 senators ready to address the issue, warning opponents they can run 24 hours a day with speakers ready in shifts.
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Washington
Bilbo
Personal Mention Highlights Visitors and Trips in Monroe
Local notes list residents visiting Madison Chicago and nearby towns over the weekend and week. Names include J T Etter Jr Basil Wilson Charles Kagy Stewart Chambers Delbert Kloepping Helen Gavigan L C Crandell Everett Hill Harold Casmer Leon Rabe Gladys Frei Willard Waeffler Fred Beer Burns Cash Clarence Rudd Maj Harris Keel Lucille Ames Russell Lynch Joan Tracy Katherine Knipschild George Saunders Lee Germann Patricia Craig Jean Ann Johnson John Keel J Bleiler and others with details on travels to Madison Whitewater Reno Beloit St Paul and St Louis and a Wisconsin University stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niles
J. T. Etter, Jr
Madison
Basil Wilson
Clinton
Charles Kagy
Browntown
Stewart Chambers
Woodford
Delbert Kloepping
Orangeville
Monroe
Helen Gavigan
Argyle
L. C. Crandell
Winslow
Everett
Evansville
Fred Beer, Jr
Burns A. Cash
University of Wisconsin
Clarence Rudd
Jay Chapman
South
Wayne Tomeipolens
Great Lakes
Rosemarie Johnson
Blanchardville
Maj
Harris E. Keel
Whitewater Teachers College
Lucille Ames
Roderick
Russell Lynch
Joan
Milwaukee
S. P. Lynch
Kenneth Voge
St. Paul
Orla J. Tracy
Tracy
Atlantic City
St. Louis
Katherine Knipschild
John H
George Saunders
Syracuse
Edward C. Roth
Harry M
O. N. Johnson
John Keel
Reno
J. Bleiler
Edmonton
Alberta
Empire Building
Empire Agency
Monroe and Beloit visitors populate weekend notes
Miss Loretta Howe Beloit visited Monroe as a Monroe guest. Mrs Fred Schwartzlow Brodhead spent today in Madison. Mrs Amma Pinnow and son Henry Brodhead spent the day in Monroe. Capt Gene Lockhart Monroe recruiting officer has gone to Chicago on business. Mary Benkett returned to Rockford after the weekend here. Milton Rabe returned to Dubuque after a weekend with his family. Miss Maria Laeser Rockford and Miss Shirley Matzke Rockford were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs G H Matz. Lena Nufer, who attended the death of her father, returned to Milwaukee. Verna Mulligan went back to Rockford after a weekend with her parents. Sergeant John F Flanagan Gratiot Coy served in the Pacific theater for 24 months. Mr and Mrs Peter Stauffacher were here over Sunday with Mrs Helen Stauffer and returned to Kent Worth. Mr Stauffacher, out of service, is seeking a permanent place to locate and favors Monroe if a position opens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loretta Howe
Beloit
Monroe
Fred Schwartzlow
Brodhead
Madison
Amma Pinnow
Henry
Gene Lockhart
Chicago
Mary Benkett
Rockford
Milton Rabe
Dubuque
Maria
L’ Laeser
Shirley Matzke
Rocktfurn
G. H. Matz
Lena Nufer
Milwaukee
Verna Mulligan
Edward Mulligan
John F. Flanagan
Gratiot, Coy
Pacific Theater
Peter Stauffacher
Helen Stauffacher
Kentworth
Truman urges rapid reconversion and world peace aims
President Truman calls for swift action on the domestic program and labor disputes while seeking global control of atomic energy through the United Nations. He notes progress under wage price policy, warns against prolonged strikes, and supports resuming development of new industries, especially in the West and South, with a Britain loan under discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations Commission
Britain
Truman
President urges new foundation for world cooperation and domestic peacetime work
The speaker promotes developing the United Nations as a world society, calls for industrial peace via collective bargaining with government aid, and argues private capital must serve public standards. He urges Congress to pass 21 measures including minimum wages, extended price controls, housing, and universal military training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oo BA
United Nations Organization
Congress
CIO Wage Demand Gains Across Plants Linked to CIO
Time operations report Kaiser signed a Washington pact Saturday with Murray granting the CIO 18-cent-an-hour wage demand. Weirton Steel with 10,000 workers in Weirton West Virginia and Steubenville Ohio was not struck. An independent union connected with the CIO is present. Harrisburg district official George Medrick said five Pennsylvania fabricating plants signed at 18 percent or better. The Columbus Cutlery company and the Read are named among signatories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaiser
Washington
Murray
CIO
Weirton Steel Company
Weirton
W. Va
Steubenville
Harrisburg
George Medrick
Pennsylvania
Columbian Cutlery Company
Read
Steel strike could halt 40 to 30 percent of U S factories
Reading firms Vania and Dick Brothers Inc and Alloy Rods of York are cited as context. Civilian Production Administrator John D Small warns the steel strike may force many factories to shut down or cut output if it lasts two weeks as a new rationing rule aims to conserve steel for emergencies and public utilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vania and Dick Brothers, Inc
Reading
Alloy- Rods Company
York
Washington
John D. Small
Howe Discharged After 17 Months in Army
William F. Howe, fourth son of Mrs. Mary Howe of 1315 12th Street, arrived home Saturday from Ft. Sheridan after an honorable discharge. He served 17 months and was accompanied by his wife and daughter Susan Mary for a week’s visit. The party included Russell Beach of Racine and the Hunt and Riese families of Browntown and Darlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Howe
Mary Howe
12Th Street
Howe
Racine
Ft. Sheridan
Susan Mary
Russell Beach
Carson Hunt
Browntown
Lee M. Riese
Darlington
Skating Party Hosts Open Event at Armory Rink
Howard Grossen and LaVerne Wells hosted a skating party at the armory roller rink for 105 guests including friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Grossen
LaVerne Wells
Armory
Walker Enroute Home From China Navy Lieutenant
Lt. George W. Walker of the navy is enroute home from Tsingtao China to visit his father George Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker
George W. Walker
The
Navy
Tsingtao
China
George Walker
Bailey and Ruegsegger Honored at Ft Sheridan
Samuel L. Bailey and T/5 William Ruegsegger, both of Monroe, were honorably separated from the Fort Sheridan sentinel center last weekend. Sergeant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Samuel L. Bailey
William Ruegsegger
Monroe
Ft. Sheridan Senatot Center
Albert teak Easier near Argyle in tank destroyer unit
The report notes Albert teak Easier from near Argyle who joined the service two years ago and served with a tank destroyer battalion.
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Argyle
Frank Brege Fractures Hip In Farm Warehouse Fall
Frank Brege of 2405 10th Street fractured his hip this morning after falling from a coal car ladder at the Farm Bureau warehouse. He is hospitalized at St. Clare Hospital.
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Frank Brege
Frank
10Th Street
Farm Bureau
St. Clare Hospital
Jacob Elmer Hospitalized After Accident at St. Clare
Jacob Elmer, 723 16th Avenue, was admitted as an accident patient at St. Clare Hospital. The attending physician said the injuries are not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Elmer
16Th Avenue
St. Clare Hospital
Miss Mary Van Wagenen Ill After Tonsillectomy
Mrs Mary Van Wagenen underwent a tonsillectomy at St Clare hospital Saturday. She returned home Sunday but was readmitted last night for further medical treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary van Wagenen
St. Clare Hospital
Legion Game Postponed in Monroe Tonight
The Monroe Blanchardville American Legion basketball game scheduled for tonight in Monroe has been postponed by the visiting team.
Mineral Point Revered Pastor Alvin C Rabehl
Immanuel Evangelical church in Mineral Point mourns as Reverend Alvin C. Rabehl passes away following illness. He led congregations, served the community, and held long pastorates, with many members recalling his steady guidance and faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Te Mineral Point
Alvin C. Rabehl
The
Immanuel Evangelical
Mertyn Babler Homecoming and Discharge
Mertyn Babler, son of Mr and Mrs Henry E Babler, has arrived home and is honorably discharged at Camp McCoy. Babler completed three and a half years of Army service, serving overseas two years in Guinea, Leyte and Manila.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mertyn Babler
Henry E. Babler
Camp McCoy
Babler
Guinea
Leyte
Manilla
Block Home to Stauffacher Sold by First National Bank
The G. A. Block home at 1309 Sth Street was sold by the First National Bank as lender with possession to be given March 1. Mr. Stauffacher has invested in several city homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stauffacher
G. A
Sth Street
First National Bank
Palestine Passing: Two Dead and Seventeen Hurt in Weekend Incident
Reports from Jerusalem indicate casualties with at least two killed and seventeen injured after a weekend incident in Palestine. Authorities haven't released full details yet. Local officials urge caution as investigations continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palestine
Jerusalem
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Bandoeng
Indonesia
Soerabaja
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FEPC
Wisconsin
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Christ Waesti
Wis
Burkhard Elecco
Mayr
Monroe Feed & Seed
16Th Ave
Ifie
Chiropractic Clinic
M. J. Gonstead
ITS. Res
Monrer
Montgomery
Zack al Wardal
Montgomery Ward
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