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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1946
Page
6
Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday with scattered showers possible. Temperatures hold with a high near 85 and a low around 62 since Wednesday 2 p.m. Barometer 29.75 at 2 a.m. and 29.70 at 2 p.m. Yesterday's warmest spot was Yuma Arizona at 105 while San Francisco California was coldest at 50. Sunrise 4 28, sunset 7 40.
Jacob M. Schlittler and others transfer property described as It 3 blk 181 in Clarno township to Francis E. Dawson. Mixed names appear for adjacent transfers including Brad Snad Anna Hiteh and townships Orangeville and Random Clarno. Roger T. Rebly of Orangeville fined ten dollars and costs for driving without a license in a local justice case.
Obituary notices report the deaths of Otto Frank Leopold 62 of South Wayne Verne Kildow 42 of Milton Junction and infant Sandra Kay Helm daughter of Wallace C Helms of Darling ton. The brief notice lists names and ages with locations.
Mr. and Mrs. Odell Sandley Rockford one son born July 5. Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Burger Brodhead one son born July 5. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Doering New Glarus one daughter born July 4. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis A. Legler Monroe route 4 one daughter born July 3. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Nelson Orfordville route 1 one son born July 3.
A roster lists individuals under Surgical and Medical categories with addresses and affiliations. The Dismissals section names multiple persons including Mrs. Christ Erb and Mrs. William Gibbons among others, alongside additional surnames and given names.
Brodhead city council approved a police radio system for Brodhead to be run with Green County Monroe as the main station. The new FM equipment was installed in the police squad car and a receiver placed at police headquarters. Rock County Janesville can hear messages, with Rock County communications routed through Monroe for now. Miss Dorothy Howrl is visiting her sister in Brodhead.
Transcript evidence shows May of the house military committee and Campbell discussing Brigg. Hammond during a 1942 telephone talk. Garsson is described by officers as the brains behind the Illinois munitions venture and an introduction note was allegedly given.
The text describes a requirement for formal application by an industry advisory committee with cost and price data to seek ceilings adjustments. If not acted on in 60 days or denied, the industry may petition the emergency court of appeals. The amendment grants the price administrator power to adjust costs for abnormal production levels.
Otto Frank Leapold 62 of South Wayne died of heart disease at his home after a three year illness. Born in Germany October 16 1883 he came to America in 1892. Survived by wife Emma Broge three daughters Mrs Rolland Baker Mrs Sheldon DeVoe Viola and two sons Ralph at Ft Belvoir Va and Robert at home a brother Fred Leopold Savanna two sisters Ida Holde Fond du Lac Emma Krupke Warren II and four grandchildren Funeral 1 30 p m Saturday at Hanson Funeral Home South Wayne and the German Evangelical and Reformed Church four miles southwest Burial Blasdel Cemetery.
Mr and Mrs M Earl Clark announce the marriage in Madison on June 26 of their daughter Mrs Mariel Alexander to Charles Porter both of Madison. The couple will reside in Madison where both are employed.
Albany happenings list visits and movements of residents and relatives across towns. Vera Maulcook and Lizzie Lewis spend week with nephews Bert Milks in Garrett Indiana and George Milks in Ashley Indiana. Others attend picnics and funerals and note moves to Brookly n and Milton Junction.
Local social items list numerous visitors and residents from Niles Brodhead Juda and Milwaukee spending time in Madison Monroe and area. Names include Mrs P J Weirich Mrs A S Knudsen Miss Dolores Hollgson Richard Dresen John Affolter Marian Wehinger Phoebe Lindsay Helen Schuler Roy Rufi Edward Lahr and many others with travels to Milwaukee Madison Rockton Beloit Janesville and Chicago.
Funeral services were held for Albert J Wyser 76 of Monroe who died at St Clare hospital and for Arthur A Bieiler 53 of Monroe who died after a long illness. Wyser was buried in Calvary cemetery with pallbearers William Bender William Haren Joseph Huber Herman Sehmitz Harold Lamboley and Melchair Denny. Bieiler was buried in Greenwood cemetery with pallbearers Edward Kubly Lawrence Elsing Orville Bieiler Davyl Bieiler Lester Bieiler and E Soper.
August Burgi recovering after surgery at Wisconsin General Hospital Madison Mrs Burgi and family visit. First Lt Dorothy Schutt returns home from Panama to spend Independence Day with parents. Capt Amos Waage nominated for permanent army commission in Sedalia AAF Missouri. Austria parcel post shipments resumed with Germany rules. Miss Elisa Glauser visiting from Freehold New Jersey to marry Frank N Reissner in Indianapolis. Arnold Weigand recovering after eye surgery at Madison hospital. Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Wallace C Helm died at Clare hospital. Sister M Blandine travels to Detroit for mother’s funeral. Thuraday swimming lessons for adults begin at Recreation Park pool taught by Ann Marty and Fred Simepson.
In Des Moines Iowa the water safety certificate is awarded and a construction crew heads to Miami Florida for a long term road contract. Miller returns to camp. son of Isaac Mil-Pots and families in Monroe and Ft Sherman visits. Demonstrations of field type sprayer using 2 4 D planned at W J Bear farm Washington township Monday and Cecil Holloway farm Monroe route 4 Tuesday. Sprayer owned by New Glarus community spraying ring. Captain Kenneth L Haman discharged from army air forces at Stockton Field California after over three years service including ten months in Alaska. Herds of H O Elmer Monticello and Henry S Stauffacher j Sons Monroe complete two year production records. Pfe William J Miller arrives after 12 day delay en route to new station, son of William Miller and family. Ernest Miller and daughter Carel Sue relocate from Pittsburgh to Florida.
Milwaukee based druggist A. W. Schwake arrives in Monroe and teams with Miss Olga M. Voelkli at Monroe Clinic Pharmacy. His wife accompanies him and they seek local accommodations. Schwake formerly served at Jones Pharmacy in Milwaukee.
A Monday farewell gathering at the South Wayne Methodist church honored Rev. and Mrs. W C Snow as he leaves after five years to serve in Brooklyn. Entertainment followed by gift presentations and 73 refreshments in the church basement. New pastor Rev George Kelsie named.
Rock Grove and Mazomanie residents joined relatives from Monroe and other towns for a schoolmates picnic Sunday. John Ferguson and wife welcomed a son born at Deaconess Hospital on Tuesday. May Miller returned to Chicago after visiting Frank and Mrs. Jones. Camp Ripley hosts Misses and Mr. Engles and Chapman family members along with Mrs. Howery. Walter Emers of Davenport, Iowa, visits Miss Hessie Kempton.
Governor Goodland announced he named Jerry R. Coulter a Madison realtor as secretary of his personal campaign committee for election.
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