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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1946
Page
6
Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday with little temperature change. Forecast includes high 78 and low 64 from yesterday and a barometer around 29.70 to 29.75. Warmest U S location yesterday was Yuma Arizona at 105 degrees, coldest Sanogee California at 50. Sunrise 4:28 and sunset 7:40.
Jacob M. Schuttler sold property on 3 Bik Street to Melvin eee it. Mitehband conveyed a parcel of land in Clarno township to Francis E. Dewson.
Roger T. Rebly of Orangeville received a $10 fine on a driver license matter. The report lists the name and city with the final penalty noted.
Otto Frank Leopold age 62 of South Wayne and Leslie Verne Kildow age 42 of Milton Junction are listed with Sandra Kay Helm noted as infant daughter of Wallace C Helms of Darling ton. The fragment mentions three individuals in an obituary notice context.
St. Clare Hospital lists dismissals including Lydia Schulz of 1204 21st, Eric Halverson, Klingbeil, and Wilbert A. Krauss of 2411 Ilfth Street. Dismissals also include Richard Dietmeier and Mrs. Christ Erb along with Mrs. William Gibbons and her daughter Mrs. Wil-
Brodhead police radio system to connect via Monroe. current Rock county communications routed through Monroe for regional service.
Miss Dorothy Hawri travels to Brodhead to visit her sister, arriving for a short stay in the town.
A brief notice promoting classified want ads invites readers to place items for sale. It emphasizes inquiry and simple steps to start advertising.
Campbell describes introductions by May to Garsson via telephone and a note of introduction to Brig. Gen. Hammond at the Chicago ordnance office. A November 1942 transcript shows a Hammond Gordon Washington exchange linked to war contract interests. Meader had previously introduced the transcript.
The text outlines that any adjustment in ceilings requires formal application by an industry advisory committee with full cost and price data. If not approved or denied, the industry could petition the emergency court of appeals. The amendment would grant price office authority to determine costs and allow reasonable adjustments.
Otto Frank Leapold age 62 of South Wayne dies at home after a three year illness from heart disease. Born October 16, 1883 in Germany, he came to America in 1892 and married Emma Broge in 1909. Survivors include his wife, three daughters, two sons, a brother and two sisters. Funeral 1:30 p.m. Saturday at Hanson funeral home and the church German Evangelical and Reformed four miles southwest. Burial in Blasdel cemetery.
Announcement of the marriage of Mrs. Mariel Alexander of Madison to Charles Porter of Madison on June 26. The couple will reside in Madison where both are employed.
Mrs Vera Maulcook and sister Mrs Lizzie Lewis visit nephews Bert Garrett Pig and George Milks in Ashley Ind. Rev Snow moves to Brookyn pastorate at the Methodist church. Several Madison Beloit Janesville Milton Junction and Chicago visitors attend local events and a funeral in Milton Junction.
A long list of residents and visitors appears in Monroe records with numerous moves and stays. Names include Mrs P J Weirich in Madison and Miss Phoebe Lindsay spending the weekend in Madison, with many others from Juda Juda New Glarus Bellevue Beloit and Monticello stopping by or visiting relatives and shopping in Monroe.
Albert J. Wyser 76 of Monroe died Sunday afternoon at St. Clare hospital. Funeral services were held at 9 a.m. yesterday at Stuessy funeral home and at 9:30 a.m. in St. Victor Church with Rev. E C McCollow officiating. Burial followed at Calvary Cemetery. Pallbearers were William Bender William Haren Joseph Huber Herman Schmitz Harold Lamboley and Melchoir Donny.
Funeral services for Arthur A. Bleiler 53 of Monroe who died at St. Clare hospital after a long illness were conducted at 2 p m yesterday at Stuessy funeral home with Rev LeRoy Loats of Union Presbyterian church officiating. Burial followed in Green cemetery with pallbearers Edward M. Kubly Lawrence Elsing Orville Bleiler Daryl Bleiler Lester Bleiler and E C Soper.
August Burgi, son of Mr and Mrs August Burgi, is reported progressing well after surgery performed Saturday at Wisconsin General Hospital in Madison. He was visited yesterday by Mrs H C Burgi Wilma and Carl Burgi and Mr and Mrs William Jenatsch with sons Billy and Grant and Mr and Mrs Robert C Holland.
First Lt Dorothy Schutt returns from Panama to spend Independence Day with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schutt. She has served about one year.
Capt Amos Waage of Argyle is nominated for permanent commission in the regular army. He already holds the permanent rank of second lieutenant and is a transport pilot from the war, stationed at Sedalia AAF Warrensburg Missouri.
Postmaster J. J. Burkhard announced effective today that parcel post shipments to Austria are permitted again. The same regulations as apply to Germany allow sending most goods including non perishable foods. Further information is available at the post office.
East Miss Elisa Glauser arrives from Freehold New Jersey to visit her parents Mr and Mrs Fred Glauser. She will marry Frank L Reissner of Indianapolis on July 20.
Arnold Weigand a cheesemaker at the Puddledock cheese factory is recovering satisfactorily in a Madison hospital after undergoing surgery to remove a piece of steel from his eye.
Mr and Mrs Wallace C Helm of Darlington report the death of their son who died Saturday afternoon at Clare hospital. The funeral and burial services will be held in Darlington.
Sister M Blandine of the St Clare hospital nursing staff departed for Detroit today due to the death of her mother Mrs Teressa Gehringer.
Swimming lessons offered Thursday between 7 and 8 PM welcome adults and workers unable to attend morning sessions. Instructors Miss Ann Marty and Fred Simpson, fresh from a Red Cross school, will lead at Recreation Park swimming pool.
In Des Moines Iowa the recipient was awarded the water safety certificate recognizing trained competence in lifesaving and water rescue skills. The event highlighted community safety programs and the individual’s commitment to aquatics training.
Privates William Hardell and Herbert Haman returned to Ft Sheridan after visiting at their homes. They were accompanied to camp by Paul R. Mueller, Richard G. Wainwright, Russell Kundert and Ray Beckman Jr.
County weed commissioner Robert Lager son announced two demonstrations of the field type sprayer using various 2 4 D products. The first event starts 9 a m Monday at the W J Bear farm Washington township with spraying all day. The second starts 9 a m Tuesday at the Cecil Holloway farm Monroe route 4. The sprayer is owned by the New Glarus community spraying ring.
Capt. Kenneth L. Haman of Monroe was honorably discharged from the Army Air Forces at Stockton Field California after more than three years in service and ten months in the Alaskan theater where he served as a flight surgeon.
Complete testing records show the 31 cow herd of H. C. Elmer at Monticello and the 24 cow herd of Henry S. Stauffacher and Sons at Monroe have finished annual production records. The Holstein-Friesian association announced the results.
Pfc William J Miller arrives last evening after a 12 day delay en route to his new station. He is the son of Mr and Mrs William Miller and had been stationed at Ft Monmouth New Jersey.
Locate Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Miller and daughter Carol Sue now in Florida who previously resided in Pittsburg Pennsylvania where the father was employed with a ...
The construction crew member Miller has moved to Miami Florida after accepting a road contractor position on a long term project. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Isaac Miller of this city.
Druggist Al W. Schwake from Milwaukee has joined Monroe Clinic Pharmacy and will assist Miss Olga M. Voelkli. He and his wife have moved to Monroe and will reside here once accommodations are secured. Schwake formerly served at Jones Pharmacy in Milwaukee.
A farewell gathering at the Methodist church honors Rev. and Mrs. W C Snow as they move to Brooklyn. Gifts are presented, refreshments served to 75 in the basement. Rev George Kelsie named new pastor. Dean Maddrell visits from Great Lakes. Mrs Tilda Homb remains frail. Sherman Gundre visits Set. W O Burns on convalescent leave from Ft Eustice with Mary Kay. Sgt Burns recovering from major surgery. Amos Johnson and Le Roy Maddrell with families attend.
Rock Grove and Mazomanie residents attended a Sunday schoolmates picnic. Mr. and Mrs. John Ferguson welcomed a son born at Deaconess hospital on Tuesday. Mrs. May Miller returned to Chicago after visiting Mrs. Frank Jones and family. Mrs. D. M. Howery and several others are at Camp Ripley this week, while Mrs. Walter Emers of Davenport is visiting Miss Hessie Kempton.
Governor Goodland announced he named Jerry R. Coulter Madison realtor as secretary of his personal campaign committee for election.
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