Weather Summary From January 24 1948 Daily Record
Cloudy and not so cold tonight with snow beginning west portion and continuing near Lake Michigan. Snow and slightly warmer Sunday. Readings note highest 12 and lowest 5 since yesterday 1 p.m. Year ago today high 16 low 34. Barometer 29.90 at 1 a.m. and 29.88 at 1 p.m. Warmest place yesterday San Antonio Texas 99 degrees. coldest International Falls Minnesota 36. Sunrise 7:23 sunset 5:01.
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Lake Michigan
U. S
San Antonio
Tex
International Falls
Minn
Real Estate Transfers in Monroe City Lists Two Deals
Anna Evenson transfers land to Mary Gru enfelder in Lybrands donation located in Monroe. Fred Hammerli sr transfers Its 1 and 2 in block 8 of Andrick's addition in Monroe city.
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Anna Evenson
Mary Gruenfelder
Lybrand
City of
Monroe
Fred Hammerli Sr
Earnest Rufenacht
Andrick
Marriage Licenses and Local Births and Deaths
Marriage licenses issued for Joyce Mardell Lindsay of Monroe and Ray Eugene Bergemann of Winslow. Death reported for Richard M. Squires, 87, Argyle. Births to Ralph Keller of Orfordville, a son Jan 24. to Harold Gilbert of Apple River, a son Jan 24. to Raymond Fritz of Os ILth Street, a daughter Jan.
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Joyce Mardell Lindsay
Monroe
Ray Eugene Bergemann
Winslow
Ralph Keller
Orfordville
Harold Gilbertson
Apple River
Raymond Fritz
Os Lth Street
St Clare Hospital Surgical and Medical Docket
Alve Peterson Beloit Mrs Walter Brugger Browntown. Medical Mrs Lawrence Kopp Albany Mrs Theodore Rahberger route 4 Tonsillectomy Carl Lee Georgeff Beloit Richard Yaun Juda. Dismissals Dexter Merchant Mrs Lawrence Severson and daughter Mrs Morris Hendrickson and daughter Mrs Alfred Klein George Spinhirne Mrs Theodore Wyss and daughter Howard Lamont Christ Broge.
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Alve Peterson
Beloit
Walter Brugger
Browntown
Lawrence Kopp
Albany
Theodore
Rahberger
Route 4
Carl Lee Georgeff
Richard Yaun
Juda
Dexter Marchant
Lawrence Severson
Morris Hendrickson
Alfred Klein
George Spinhirne
Theodore Wyss
Howard Lamont
Christ Broge
Livestock Market Highlights and Wall Street Roundup
Chicago market shows salable hogs and cattle down with limited demand as week trends weaken. Prices fall across beef and pork, with top hogs at 28.25 and cattle trading softer. sausage bulls steady to weak. demand for stockers mixed. Wall Street sees cautious trading amid cold weather, taxes, and overseas worries, with International Telephone among gainers. Swiss rail to test rubber tired coaches, two light 16 ton units ordered for 1949 delivery.
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Chicago
USDA
Mondar
Wall Street
New York
International Telephone
Plymouth Oil
Texas Gulf Producing
Phillips Petroleum
Montgomery Ward
Consolidated Edison
Johns-Manville
Southern Pacific
N. Y. Central
Swix National Railways
Monroe Chamber 25th Anniversary Banquet Planned
Advance ticket sales indicate a large crowd for the Monroe chamber of commerce 25th anniversary party next Thursday at St. John’s Evangelical church. Reservations close tomorrow for the 6:30 banquet. Speaker DeLoss Walker, with invited U S and Wisconsin chamber reps, will attend. members may bring guests to the dinner.
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Monroe Chamber of Commerce
St. John’s Evangelical Church
Walter L. Day
The
Chamber of Commerce
Monroe Businessmen’s Association
U. S
Wisconsin
Madison
Beloit
Janesville
Freeport
Brodhead
Juda
New Glarus
Monticello
Albany
Evansville
Browntown
DeLoss Walker
World Traveler
Liberty Magazine
Chamber
William C. Bender
Rodney O. Kittelsen
Paul Baltzer
Day
Twin Grove Guests and Weekend Social Roundup
Mrs J H Beightol hosts Twin Grove guests including O W Streckler family and E C Barton from Madison for supper. The Davis area and nearby towns figure in a string of Sunday visits and calls among Monroe Canada Marysville Freeport Rockford and South Dakota families.
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O. W. Streckler
Dennis
Sandra
E. C. Barton
Madison
J. H. Beightol
Rudy Elmer
Monroe
Henry Kundert
Canada
George Pick
Rex Dahms
Wilburt Orton
Bert Orton
Ray Hinzelman
Marysville
Kans
Andrew Hinzelman
Albert Bell
Herbert Bell
Frank Raether
South Dakota
Archie Shain
Freeport
Edwin Schultz
Rockford
Oscar Walters
Funeral notices for Reed Price and Squires in Argyle area
Funeral services were held for Lewis Merrill Reed 20 1928 Gratiot Township Lafayette County at St Pauls Lutheran Church with burial Elmwood. Wesley Price 73 of Warren died in Freeport hospital with rites at Bartell funeral home and Elmwood burial. Richard M Squires 87 Argyle died in Oregon nursing home with service at Erickson funeral home and burial Argyle cemetery.
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Lewis M. Reed
Lewis
Merrill Reed
Pauline Reed
Monroe
Lafayette County
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Elmwood Cemetery
Freeport
Gratiot Township
Mr. Reed
Gratiot High School
Margaret Webinger
Woodford
Joyce
Dwight
Orval
Wesley Price Warren
Wesley Price
Bartell Funeral Home
H. E. Beldin
The
Baptist Church
Warren
Nora
Minnie Smeck
Merrill Diehl
Lena
Mary Groezinger
Peoria
Herst Doubler
Elmer Tucker
Chicago
Elmer Price
Kansas City
Richard M. Squires
Argyle
Oregon
Erickson Funeral Home
Argyle Cemetery
Squires
Bertha Cook
Madison
George
Guy
Frank
Decatur
Nebr
Florence Strike Ends After 24-Hour Protest
Dispatches report a 24-hour general strike in Florence and province ending at midnight. The action was organized by the communist led Florence labor council to protest police action in a clash with unemployed demonstrators.
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Florence
Rome
Residents and visitors stop by in area town notes
A stream of names appears with brief mentions of travel and visits. Individuals from Albany South Wayne Monticello and other locales visit relatives and attend events while others travel to Madison Freeport Beloit and Chicago for weekends and short stays.
Weekend Visits Spread Across Wisconsin Families
Miss Beverly Wahl visits her parents Mr and Mrs Vance Wahl in Brodhead while Miss Jospehine Wehinger stays with her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Wehinger in South Wayne. Mr and Mrs Leo V Koehler plan Sunday with Capt and Mrs H R Brubaker in Hinsdale Illinois, Brubaker's daughter.
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Beverly Wahl
Vance Wahl
Brodhead
Jospehine Wehinger
Frank Wehinger
South Wayne
Leo V. Koehler
Capt
H. R. Brubaker
Hinsdale, I
Mrs. Brubaker
Mr.Koehler
firefighters listed in city work crews continued
Names of city crews are given with ranks including captain assistant foreman and drivers as the long passage continues, detailing the personnel of hoses ladders tipmen and other workers and their leadership roles. The fragment names several individuals such as Chester Pfund Thomas Gaughan Ben Beckman William Rieder Adolph Ambrose Herbert D Goecks Jack Erb Calvin Bahn and Hugh Durgin.
Monroe Fire Department Nomenclature and Record of 1940 Losses
The Monroe fire team lists equipment and crew roles from engines to pumper crews and gas masks. Their 1940 fire damage totaled $700, about 14 cents per resident, reflecting consistently low losses. Monday feature previews how they fight fires.
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Monroe Fire Department
William Rieder Jr
Adolph Amprose
Fred Trickel
Wilbur Deininger
Robert Stocker
Norbert Durgin
Ben Holsapple
George Bloom
George Grant
William Burkhard
Carl Maurer
Ben Abraham
Joe Benkett
James Lanz
Harold Beach
Herbert D. Goecks
John Holtshopple
Ray Hassé
Monroe
Former Local Baseball Player Fosser Dies in Elgin
John Fosser known as Fuzzy and a first baseman for the Monroe Pirates in 1909 1910 and 1912 died at Elgin Illinois His life centered in Elgin with military service in World War I and a stint in China playing ball Survivors include his wife Grace Kafer son Warren daughter Mrs Raymond Fritz brother Arthur sister Mrs O Adams and two grandchildren all of Elgin He was predeceased by his parents and a sister Bertha
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Ward
William Cunningham
Grace Kafer
Warren
Raymond Fritz
Arthur
O. Adams
Elgin
Bertha
Van Sickle To Address Methodist Men Fellowship
John R. Van Sickle will speak at the Methodist Men's Fellowship dinner at First Methodist Church at 6 30 p m Tuesday. The talk titled The Man Without a Church will highlight his role as a Rock River conference layman and delegate, with plans to attend regional church meetings guiding bishop elections in the Madison area.
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John KK. Vansickle
Vurand
First Methodist
van Sickle
Rock River
National Rural Life Conference
Madison
No Sales Reported At Plymouth Exchange
Plymouth Wisconsin cheese exchange shows no sales and unfilled bids. Three cars white or colored cheddars 4344, two cars single daisies 46, offers uncovered one car white or colored cheddars 44.
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Plymouth
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Dr Schindler to Speak at Blanchardville PTA
Dr John A Schindler will speak on Health Is No Accident at the Blanchardville PTA meeting. Classrooms open 7:30 to 8 for parent conferences with teachers.
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Schindler
John A. Schindler
PTA
Blanchardville
Times
Monroe
Parent- Teacher Association
Blaser given number after entering state prison for non support
Melvin Blaser of Brodhead was sentenced to not less than one year nor more than 18 months for non support of two minor children. He was assigned prison number 29981 and taken to the state prison by Sheriff Evan Chambers.
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Blaser
Melvin Blaser
Brodhead
Waupun
Evan Chambers
South Wayne Youth Improves After Ice Crash
A 15 year old South Wayne youth with severe facial and scalp injuries while en route to a Belmont basketball game is reported improving at St. Clare hospital. The car wreck occurred on Highway 11 near Gratiot when driven by high school coach James Kavanaugh skidded on ice and hit a pole. Other players James Crotty Thomas Binger Duane Ellingson and Harris Eveland suffered shock and minor bruises.
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Harold Kading Jr
South Wayne
St. Clare Hospital
Belmont
James Kavanaugh
Highway 11
Gratiot
James Crotty
Thomas Binger
Duane Ellingson
Harris Eveland
Retirement ends long cheese career at Duncan Hill Co
Alex Hoerburger retires after 46 years in cheesemaking including 27 at Duncan Hill Cheese Co in Jordan township. Wilbert Bernet of Albany to take over round Swiss making. Hoerburgers to move to Monroe. Company officers include Victor Stephens president and John Haesler Jr secretary-treasurer.
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Helen Steuri
Duncan Hill Cheese Co
Jordan Township
Alex Hoerburger
Hoerburgers
Monroe
Wilbert Bernet
Albany
Victor Stephens
John Haesler Jr
Lamont Central Cheese Co
Lamont Township
Lafayette County
Willie Meier
Dale Lancaster
Victor Hendrickson
Bernard McGowan
Canada bars Russian access to military sites
Ottawa announced that Russian military representatives are forbidden to visit Canadian military installations after Canada denied access for its own attaché in Moscow.
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Ottawa
Canadian Defense and External Affairs Departments
Canadian
Canada
Moscow
Hoffman accuses Taft-Hartley evasion in cafeteria strike
Representative Hoffman charges the Truman administration with bypassing Taft Hartley to settle a 19 day CIO strike in government cafeterias. CIO officers failed to file non communist pledges under the new labor law, causing the labor board and mediation service to refrain from intervention. President Truman asked Secretary Schwellenbach to seek a solution after a plea from CIO President Philip Murray.
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Washington
Hoffman
R-Mich
Truman
CIO
National Labor Relations Board
Federal Mediation Service
Philip Murray
Secretary of Labor
Schwellenbach
Army Budget Officer Barred From House Army Spending Panel
Rep Engel of Michigan accuses Maj. Gen. George C. Richards of disrespect to Congress and bans him from appearing before the appropriations subcommittee. Engel says the panel will get army budget details from Richards' subordinates for the current fiscal year starting July 1.
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Washington
Engel
R-Mich
Army
Congress
House
George C. Richards
Appropriations
Gen. Richards
Walkout Threat Looms as Chicago Teachers Miss Payday
Chicago teachers threaten a city-wide walkout after payday was missed as a $96.97 million tax levy faced postponement. The hold stems from the city council finance committee blocking approval, delaying $3.5 million in wage and payroll distributions.
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Chicago
Board of Education
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