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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1950

Page

6

Weather Roundup For Wex Daily Record July 3 1956

Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday with scattered showers in eastern and southern areas. Warmer in the east and far north. Low tonight 54 to 60, high Tuesday 70 to 78. Extremes yesterday 78 and 56, barometer 29.50 at 1 am and 29.40 at 1 pm. Sunrise 4:27, sunset 4:41. Warmest city yesterday Yuma Arizona 112, coldest International Falls Minnesota 43.

U. S Yuma Ariz International Falls Minn

Real Estate Transfers in Monroe and New Glarus Areas

Henry Kramer transfers 52 acres more or less in section 36 Monroe township to Robert N. Rutsch. Fred E. Wilde transfers to Herman A. Pfund in Henry Marty’s addition village of New Glarus.

Henry Kramer Robert N. Rutsch Monroe Township Fred E. Wilde Herman A. Pfund Henry Marty New Glarus

Probate of Elvin Brayton Estate Appointed Admin

Judge Harold J. Lamboley issues letters of administration to Mrs. Effie Wenger for the estate of Elvin Brayton of Monticello who died May 10 1947. Appraisers named Wendell Barlow and Clarence W. Love.

Harold J. Lamboley Effie Wenger Elvin Brayton Monticello Wendell Barlow Clarence W. Love

Justice Cases In Gratiot and Monroe Courts

L A Koenig of Gratiot and Robert D Hale found guilty of drunken and disorderly conduct with fines. David L Eley of Monroe pled guilty to disorderly conduct with fines set at 12 dollars plus costs for the April 28 case.

Justice L. A. Koenig Robert D. Hale Gratiot David L. Eley Monroe

Marriage Licenses Issued for Bell Rockey and Hefty Bligard

Barbara Jean Bell and Gilbert Donald Rockey both of Jefferson township receive marriage licenses. Inez Verena Hefty of New Glarus and Erling Jacob Bligard of New Haven Connecticut also obtain licenses.

Barbara Jean Bell Gilbert Donald Rockey Jefferson Township Inez Verena Hefty New Glarus Erling Jacob Bligard New Haven Conn

Deaths list including Copeland Schmidt Feldt and others

Obituary notices report deaths of Nettie Young Copeland 86 of 602 16th avenue Arthur E Schmidt 66 of 1620 16th avenue Dr John P Schmidt 41 of Madison Mrs Frank Feldt 78 of 711 Mrs John Schneider 75 of 1518 11th avenue Gordon Dale Bausman infant son of Clyde and Mrs Bausman Warren Joseph A Conrad 85 Beloit.

Nettie Young Copeland 16Th Avenue Arthur E. Schmidt John P. Schmidt Madison Frank Feldt John Schneider 11Th Avenue Gordon Dale Bausman Clyde Bausman Warren Joseph A. Conrad Beloit

Births Reported For Wells Kolb Haeffele Families

Mr and Mrs George Wells of 1318 11th Street welcome a daughter born July 2. Mr and Mrs Frederick Kolb of route 2 Monticello announce a daughter born July 2. Mr and Mrs Robert Haeffele of Warren report a son born July 1.

George Wells L1th Street Frederick Kolb Monticello Robert Haeffele Warren

St. Clare Hospital Surgical and Medical Listings

St. Clare Hospital lists surgeons and medical staff including Joseph R. Haegele of New Glarus Howard Wollin of Janesville Louise Wenger of Belleville Marjorie Engelbretson of Browntown Mrs Theresa Terrill of Beloit LaVerne C Faris of 1027 23rd street and Mrs Walter Weber of Gratiot Richard Coplien of Juda Mrs Elmer Trickel of 1303 10th street Frances Miller of 609 19th.

Joseph R. Haegele New Glarus Howard Wollin Janesville Louise Wenger Belleville Marjorie Engelbretson Browntown Theresa Terrill Beloit LaVerne C. Faris 23rd _ street Walter Weber Gratiot Richard Coplien Juda Elmer Trickel 10Th Street Frances Miller

No Camp Furloughs For Co K Guardsmen This Summer

Co K national guardsmen will not receive furloughs during the camp period due to intense training and international tensions. The unit, 54 enlisted men and three officers, sails to Camp McCoy July 22 returning August 5 for marksman training and field maneuvers. Assignments are announced and members warned of military court for AWOL.

Co. K Theodore Burgy Jr Burgy Camp McCoy P. J. Connors Jr Ernest Dettwiler Glenn L. Kubly Hilton E. Kirschner Dwight Coplien Dane County Monroe Willis J. Kohlhagen

Service Recruitment Moves Closer to Home in Milwaukee Plan

Set Helgesen, local recruiter, announced a Milwaukee based Wisconsin military district office will oversee Army and Air Force recruiting, reserve and National Guard training. He fixed office hours from 8:30 to 9 a.m. and 4 to 5 p.m. daily at the post office building for enlistment discussions.

Army and Air Force Milwaukee W. M. Helgesen Wisconsin

Accident and dismissal notices from Beloit area

A list shows an accident involving Robert Zurfluh of Albany and a Beloit address on route 4. A long roster of dismissals includes Mrs. Tobias Wild and many others such as Mrs. James Jackson and daughter, Albert J. Schmid, James Jackson, Mrs. Verdeen Vick and daughter, Mrs. Robert Schilling and daughter, and additional names including Virginia Karlen and Myron C. Rundle.

J. E. Cleveland Beloit Robert Zurfluh Albany Tobias Wild James Jackson Albert J. Schmid Robert H. Duerst Verdean Vick Robert Schilling Wilbur Fields Theodore Wyss Bernard Bear Virginia Karlen Lever Walden Lloyd Sedig Merle K. Banks Gary Lee Mary Ruth Rufer Thomas F. Crooke Lorraine Carl Robert Raddatz Henrietta Buchholtz Arleigh Waage Myron C. Rundle Orso Duerst Johanna Gorder Charles Keller Arthur Bader Odea Burt Suzanna Stauffacher Sherman R. Bredeson William Roth

Local residents visit family and friends across multiple towns

A parade of visitors and homecomings fills weekends and holidays. Walter Baer and Donald Messerschmidt travel through Brodhead and Durand, while Marion and Charles Campbell visit Monroe from Rockford. Dozens of relatives from Beloit to Madison spend time in Monroe and nearby communities.

Walter Baer Brodhead Donald Messerschmidt Durand Marion Mueller Evansville Charles Campbell Rockford Monroe Perry Olson Beloit W. S. Steele Lorraine Hendershott Cee Mueller Charleen McGinnis Charles McGinnis Darlington E. C. Hamilton Edmund C. Hamilton Jr Gertrude Klann Chicago Casper Greenhill Janet Jane LaCrosse Hattie Naef Mamie Tillema Madison University of Wisconsin Doris Kueng Gertrude Gerber Helen Gerber Fred Schilt California Alfred Mathys Rudy Kippel Christ Ruegsegger Elise Rosa Beer 22Nd Patricia Rust W. C. Rust 15Th Avenue S. H. Rust Mukwonago M. J. Gonstead Okee Lake Wisconsin Roger Dinwiddie Juda Marie Grant Pittsburgh Inez Grant

Weekend Visitor and Residency Notes Across Monroe

A compiled list shows residents and visitors arriving from Chicago Albany Freeport Lena Rockford and Atlantic City among others. Several families including the Mauerman and Kantro households traveled or hosted relatives while others vacation locally and in Wisconsin towns.

Local Visitors Share Sunday Dinner in Monroe

Robert Isabame of Honolulu and his Minneapolis home were guests in Monroe yesterday. Mr and Mrs Burdette Dobson and Kathy and Marc visited Miss Lillian Gempeler with Mr Henry J Gempeler and two sons of Madison for Sunday dinner.

Robert Isabame Honolulu Hawaii Minneapolis Burdette Dobson Kathy Marc. Livingston Monroe Lillian Gempeler Henry J. Gempeler Madison

William W. Copeland kin outlined in obituary

The obituary details a family of notable figures including a cartoonist brother and a newspaper executive brother, with relatives in New York politics and botany. It notes relatives such as Harry C. Young, Dan S. Young, and Mrs. James Lacey, plus a nephew Dr. Eadwin B. Copeland and ties to Senator Royal S. Copeland. Closed casket services are set for Thursday at 3 15 p m with Rev John MacMartin officiating. Cremation will follow and ashes interred in the Copeland lot at Greenwood.

William W New York Royal S. Copeland New York Medical Authority Eadwin B. Copeland Copeland Universalist Church Woman’s Relief Corps Monday Reading Club W. W. Young Harry C. Young Monroe Dan S. Young Ramsay Mich James Lacey Madison Charlotte Young WAC Japan Wilmer Wesley Young W. W. North Donald Young California Arthur Young Shriner-Neushwander Funeral Home

Cheese Day letter echoes Wisconsin Swiss cheese pride

An anonymous Ohio writer sent a letter to the program committee about Cheese Day events. He pledges attendance on September 9 and supports Wisconsin cheese over Ohio Buckeye cheese, while fearing reprisals if his identity is revealed.

Wisconsin

Man in Rock County Kidnap Tale Faces Court on 1930 Charge

A Milwaukee man claiming kidnapping on a city street must answer a 1930 speeding charge in district court. Henry Fritz, 43, told Rock County authorities three men forced him into his car and left him in a trunk after mentioning “pulling a few jobs.” His car was found outside the Milton area home of eight year old Terry Fuller, who reported seeing the suspects depart in another vehicle.

Milwaukee Henry Fritz Fritz Rock County Fort Atkinson Janesville Terry Fuller Sheriff's Deputies Milton Fuller

Watson Interviews School Job Candidates

George A. Watson state superintendent of education visited Monroe this afternoon to interview applicants for county superintendent of schools following the death of Miss Florence Wartenweiler. Known candidates include Mrs. Maurice Quinn Monroe city school teacher Mrs. Verona Jones rural school teacher and Miss Marian Newman Green County Normal School teacher.

George A. Watson Monroe Florence Wartenweiler Maurice Quinn Verona Jones Marian Newman Green County Normal School

Funeral services for Mrs. Herman E. Dittmer

Mrs. Herman E. Dittmer of 1320 20th Street died June 28 after a June 26 auto accident. Funeral services were held today at Shriner-Neushwander funeral home with Rev. Paul C. Kehle officiating. Burial followed in Greenwood. Pallbearers were Eugene Segner, Jesse Morton, Allie Maurer, Amos Johnson, Wilbert Ott and Robert Maurer.

H. E. Dittmer Herman E. Dittmer 20Th Street Shriner-Neushwander Funeral Home Paul C. Kehle Greenwood Eugene Segner Jesse Morton Allie Maurer Amos Johnson Wilbert Ott Robert Maurer

Block Reenlists in Army at Fort Ord

Cpl. Wilbert Block, 23, reenlists and joins headquarters company of the 22nd Infantry Regiment in the 4th Infantry Division at Fort Ord California. He recently visited his mother at Chesebro trailer court after returning from Korea where he served two years and faced ambush fire. He spoke of Korea’s election and its potential impact on warfare.

Cpl. Block Cpl Wilbert Block 22Nd Infantry Regiment Fourth Infantry Division Fort Ord Calif Lena Block Chesebro Monroe

Funeral Notice for Nettie Copeland Omit Flowers

At her own expressed request friends are asked to omit flowers for the funeral of Mrs. Nettie Copeland.

Nettie Copeland Adv

Chemist William Beer Heads to England on Kraft Trip

Kraft Foods Chicago chemist William Beer was due to land in England today for a business visit with the firm. His Winnetka, Illinois family, including his mother Mrs Rosa Beer of 1208 22nd Street, awaits details on the length of his stay.

England William Beer Kraft Foods Co Chicago Winnetka, Ill Rosa Beer 22Nd Street

Masshardt Driver Involved In Evening Crash

A car driven by 17 year old Eugene M Masshardt of 2223 9th street hit the rear of an unidentified vehicle at 10 45 p m Saturday at the intersection of 16th avenue and 14th street The other car had stopped as a third vehicle approached on 14th street and Masshardt reported to police he did not know the other driver.

Eugene M. Masshardt 9Th Street 16Th Avenue 14Th Street Masshardt

Car collision injures none as Masshardt vehicle damaged

A collision involving the car in front of Adolph Masshardt's vehicle caused considerable damage to the Masshardt car. Passengers Shirley Laeser Carl Krahenbuehl and Bette Rees were aboard but no injuries were reported.

Adolph Masshardt Shirley Laeser Carl Krahenbuehl Bette Rees Masshardt

Taylor Son Born in Front Royal Virginia

Mr and Mrs Russell D Taylor of Front Royal Virginia welcomed a son born yesterday. Mrs Taylor is Agnes Wick daughter of Mr and Mrs Lars Wick of 1410 13th Avenue.

Taylor Russell D. Taylor Front Royal Agnes Wick Lars Wick 13Th Avenue

Schmidt brothers families request no floral tributes

The families of the late John P Schmidt and Arthur E Schmidt ask friends to omit flowers or other tributes.

John P Arthur E. Schmidt Adv

West Berlin maintains self contained utilities tonight

West Berlin functions with its own electric and water systems independent of the Soviet sector. This morning the east sector cut off water conduits to the west.

West Berlin West Berlin

Nature’s own packing case for the egg

A succinct description states the shell serves as nature’s protective packing for the developing egg, guarding it from damage and providing a barrier against the environment.

Nature

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