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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1946
Page
6
Pair and rather cool tonight. Tuesday fair and warmer. Last week temperatures show a high of 93 and a low of 63 since Saturday. Precipitation since Saturday 1.37 inches. Barometer 29.52 at 3 am and 29.73 at 3 pm. Almanac note July 1 1996 with sunrise 4 26 and sunset 7 40.
Mabel Mueller transfers outlet 131 on Assessor's plat in New Glarus to Walter L. Taplick. The notice also shows John E. Becker transferring to Stella D.
Wyser aged 75 of 2517 9th Correll Whalen aged 31 of Albany are listed with ages and places in an unreadable community notice.
Mr and Mrs Elmer Martin Browntown announce a daughter born June 30. Mr and Mrs Basil Walters Argyle route 2 announce a son born June 29. Mr and Mrs Stanley Clark Juda announce a son born June 30.
A list from St. Clare Hospital includes Betty Brose Albany Ruth Ann Thompson Albany Sandra Helm Darlington Mrs Frank Schultz Brodlinger New Glarus Mrs Ernest Meyer 1309 15th Avenue Fred Newmann Afton Matthew Yankus Rockford. Accident victims include Mrs Fred Daubert Juda Mary Wahler Browntown Diemissalc John Rodney Marti Mrs Walter Morris Maxine Morris Nathan Lindsay Mrs Virginia Berger and daughter Mrs Emmitt Norton and daughter Nathan Stuessy Walter Wyman Eva Robertson Gayl Quinn Leonard Camron Mrs Marybelle Hill Mrs Fred Daubert and Fred Zwickey.
Albert Wyser, 75, died of complications at St. Clare hospital Sunday around 4 p.m. He had been staying with Mrs. Johanna Kessler at 2517 6th Street and was moved to the hospital days earlier. Funeral arrangements await two sons from Omaha. a niece Miss Marty Marty and a nephew Arthur Marti of Milwaukee survive. The body was taken to Stuessy funeral home.
The report details a nuclear test showing the bomb burst about 1,000 feet above sea level north of Bikini. Observers aboard the USS Panamint watched the plume while pilots and crew of Dave's Dream celebrated Maj. Woodrow Swancutt and Maj. Charles H. Wood after the flight.
Hazel Green pastor William H Penn 70 died Saturday after four weeks illness. He led Hazel Green Methodist church for five years and previously pastored churches in Eau Claire Monroe Superior and Marshfield. He is remembered for his two years here from 1916 to 1918 and returned often to visit friends since leaving.
Herman C. Runge a World War II veteran and former mayor of Sheboygan sought the Republican nomination for attorney general in 1936. He faced Orland Loomis the Progressive nominee in a close race and carried a campaign rooted in his public service record.
The first polio case in Freeport since the county outbreak was reported. Geraldine Bernice Sager nine daughter of Henry Sager Gypsy Jane was admitted for treatment at Deaconess hospital. This brings total reports to six since June 21.
Funeral services set for Carroll Whalen 37 at Albany St Patrick church. Born in Albany son of John and Anna Whalen he taught school many years and last year in Kenosha. He had been offered a secretarial studies post at University of Arizona Tucson. Surviving are his parents one brother Ivan Albany two sisters Cecile New York and Lila Detroit two nephews and one niece.
A long list of social notes from Argyle through Madison to Milwaukee records visits and trips. Names include Mrs John Wahler Mrs Ted Schmiedlin Arden Voegels Mrs William Grunder and Florence Mrs John Wyss and Clifford Fjelstad Robert Webner and grandparents in Orangeville Louis Oostdik in Madison Edith Stadelman graduation at St Marys Madison trip to Eagle River etc. Also Ed Dooley brother William Mercy Hospital Janesville condition improved and many other relatives and friends visiting from Lake City Hartford Conn Akron Ohio Cedar Rapids Ia Boulder Co and more.
A long list of residents and visitors converged in Monroe area towns. Names include Herbert Heller Janesville Earl Kubatzke Red Oak NL and many others from Dodgeville Madison Juda Milwaukee Rockford and Chicago visiting relatives shopping or on business during the weekend.
Natural gas will be routed into the Freeport consumer pipelines at 10 o'clock tonight. The operation aims to improve supply flow to customers in the area.
Condition of Ralph Selinow, patient at St. Clare hospital since an auto accident Friday evening, remains very serious according to the attending physician.
Return of Ernest Von Kaenel from Hobbs New Mexico where he visited his brother G Frederick Von Kaenel a lieutenant with the army air corps.
Six discharged Monroe veterans were among 13 ex servicemen cleared last week, county service officer Theodore J. Burgy reported. The names include Lloyd W. Shamburek Franz W Brand Harold F A Schultz David D Ruehlman Joseph Kuster Robert R Rosa Charles L Dickson Merrit T Milks Paul E Voegeli Woodrow R Benage James A Sarbacher William F Emmenegger and Alvin F Riese.
Mrs John Burkhard and her daughter Mary Ellen traveled from their home to Chicago yesterday. Mary Ellen will then proceed to Utah to visit Miss Delores Scheidegger for a month.
Pursuant to Section 70.45 Wis Statutes the Monroe Wisconsin assessment roll will be open for examination on July 1 2 and 3 1946 from 10 a.m. to 12 m and 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. by taxable inhabitants of Monroe Green County. G S Soseman City Clerk.
The piece notes widespread reluctance to raise prices as stores face limited meat supplies. A spokesman for the Wisconsin association of Retail Meat Dealers questions how prices could be increased, joking that they have no meat to sell anyway.
Governor Goodland said the rent and cost of living issue has been sent to the attorney general for decision on state power. He noted special sessions should be avoided but may be used if the matter becomes acute. Racine Mayor Wendt warned landlords that rent hikes could draw repercussions.
John J. Roache, executive secretary of the Milwaukee board of realtors, said landlords favor a slight rent rise to cover increased costs while opposing gauging the public. He stressed veterans deserve consideration and that owners of income property should be treated fairly.
Gov Goodland and Finance Secretary Graass discuss potential state powers to regulate rents and prices as inflation fears grow. Attorney General would be consulted for a formal opinion while legal counsel is kept in the loop. National forecasts warn of higher food costs though local grocers report stability for now. A P chain says no price hikes today.
Supplies of livestock head to market as OPA workers report for duty. Sugar price ceilings have been removed though rationing continues under the second war powers act. President Truman issued an executive order reaffirming OPA authority to operate sugar rationing.
Washington Congress held a memorial session in the house chamber honoring Franklin D Roosevelt. John G Winant praised the wartime leader as having played a great part in great events with President Truman seated in the chamber.
The map shows Tennessee and Missouri each bordered by eight neighboring states, illustrating their central position in the regional layout and cross-border connections. The detail highlights how regional borders shape commerce travel and governance considerations.
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