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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1946
Page
8
Weather details show a warm day ahead with partly cloudy conditions on Wednesday. Almanac notes include temperatures, sunrise and sunset times, barometer readings, and records for Phoenix and Helena. Real estate transfers list several Monroe and Brodhead parcels and property owners.
The estate of Clara Deal of Beloit who died January 4 1946 has Leon Deal appointed as executor. The probate records name Jefferson Instant? as administrator. The notice lists the Beloit proceedings and identifies the heir.
John Peter Ammann aged 59 of Monticello is listed along with Albert J. Wyser 76 of 2517 9th Street and Arthur Ainley Bieiler 53 of 1102 3rd Avenue. The fragmentary entry repeats Ammann’s name and town.
Mr and Mrs Christen Thompson announce the birth of a son at St. Clare Hospital on July 1 from Argyle route 2. Mr and Mrs Enos G Jeglum of Blanchardville announce the birth of a daughter on July 2.
A brief listing shows names linked to accident cases Mrs. John H. Rohde Winslow Seymour Saalsan Arggie Tillotson Clinton Chiist ie Argyle and surgical cases Ellen Johnson Janes ville Janice Marty New Glarus including dismissals Margaret Michaels Kurt Freitag and Mrs Frank Schultz.
Relatives report Mrs Herman L Jacobson of Beloit was dismissed from Beloit Hospital Sunday after major surgery. She is improving rapidly, according to word received by relatives.
Miss Elsa Lee Schindler daughter of Dr and Mrs John A Schindler left Monday for a trip abroad leaving behind family and friends for an extended outing during the month.
General Twining outlines a plan where a pilot at sea level speed encounters a rocket powered surge reaching supersonic speeds. The approach uses an 80 000 foot ascent with a brief dive and climb to smash through sound barrier or beyond. A second plane would push higher and faster, potentially reaching 300 000 feet and speeds beyond 1000 miles per hour.
Mrs Charles Marvin and her two children Jack move from Virginia to new home at 1460 23rd Avenue which they recently bought in the city.
Miss Cleo Giegel of Milwaukee leaves from here with her grandparents Mr and Mrs John Giegel visiting. She departs for Los Angeles California today to spend part of her vacation.
Seymour Saalsaa of Argyle lies in St. Clare Hospital after suffering a fractured shoulder blade and multiple rib fractures. The attending physician reports his condition as good.
A.O. Smith Co. officials said a contract for more than 19 million dollars of large diameter pipe was placed by United Light & Railway Service Co. Davenport for its subsidiary Michigan Wisconsin Pipeline Co. The order covers delivery to Milwaukee and related facilities.
Notice is given under Section 70.45 Wisconsin Statutes that on July 1 2 3 1946 the assessment roll for Monroe Green County Wisconsin will be open for examination by taxable inhabitants from 10 am to 12 pm and 1 pm to 5 pm G S Soseman City Clerk.
A long list of residents and visitors is recorded with travels and calls across Madison Monroe Janesville Milwaukee Beloit Argyle Shullsburg and other Wisconsin locales. Names include Paul Baltzer Oscar Olson Joe Link Jean Fuller Homer Gavigan and many others with related family and social mentions.
A long list of residents and visitors is recorded with many towns represented. Names include Karl Wyss Monticello Martha Cook Warren Fred Ehlert Juda Roy Riese Freeport and others visiting Monroe. Leisure trips and family gatherings are noted along with a military commendation for Edward F. Murphy and Boy Scout camp plans at Apple River Canyon Illinois.
The Times lists Donald L. Witt of Dutch Hollow, Sylvester township, as omitted from the perfect attendance roster for the 1945-46 school year. Franz W. Brand, HA 2c, son of Franz and Mrs. Brand of 903 22nd Avenue, has received release from the personnel sepa.
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