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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1946

Page

3

Mrs Gladys Keener and Mr Goecks Married in Simple Ceremony

Gladys Lorene Keener 911 Charles street and her groom Goecks of 828 10th Street were married in a simple ceremony at 8 p.m. Saturday in a church. Mrs Goecks plans to live at 911 10th Street. She has worked at Johnson Motor Sales Co. as a Creek ok cee employee.

Keener-Goecks Gladys Lorene Keener Charles Goecks 10Th Street 10Th Cceeek Ok Cee Johnson Motor Sales Co

Clarne 4-H Club Holds July Meeting with Visitors

The Clarne 4-H club met in July with two visitors present. Roll call referenced hazards overcome in homes and the group sang club songs. Record books were checked and Carol participated.

Clarne 4-H Club Carol

Wisconsin milk imports halted as health officials report concerns

Health officials in Tennessee warn that milk from Wisconsin and other Great Lakes sheds will be halted once current supplies are used. Knoxville bans waivers amid rising infant mortality, while Wisconsin dairy officials launch investigations to identify faulty sources and ensure milk quality.

Nashville Great Lakes Wisconsin R. H. Hutcheson Knoxville Chattanooga Memphis U. S. Public Health Service Oak Ridge Alcoa W. H. Enneis Hartford R. P. Farrell Sanitary Engineering Division State Department of Health Farrell Chicago State Health Department Madison Milton H. Button Wisconsin Department of Agriculture Button Enneis

Max Lowenbach Visits Monroe and Revisits Boyhood Scenes

Milwaukee native Max Lowenbach spent a Saturday in Monroe recalling his boyhood home. Born in Monroe to Rudolph Lowenbach who started the Monroe Herald in 1877, he met old associates J. T. Etter and Mrs. Charles R. Shepley. He notes his father revived the Turner society with German plays while he pursued bakery work.

Max Lowenbach Milwaukee Monroe Rudolph Lowenbach The Herald Charles A. Buck Lowenbach Meta Hoffman J. T. Etter Charles R. Shepley Turner Society

Charles H. Edwards 78 Dies in South Wayne Wisconsin

Charles Herbert Edwards died at 10 30 p m in St Clare hospital after six months illness. Born November 13 1868 in England he farmed near South Wayne then retired to farm with son Cecil four miles west of town. Survived by Cecil Fred Shullsburg daughter Mrs Irwin Heitman Easton brother John Easton three sisters Mrs Austin Bacon Mrs Van Wie and Mrs Rosa Burkhard. Funeral 2 p m Tuesday Hanson funeral home South Wayne and 2 30 p m Gratiot Methodist Church Rev George E Kelsey officiating. Burial Gratiot cemetery.

Charles Herbert Edwards South Wayne St. Clare Hospital England Cecil Fred Shullsburg Irwin Heitman Easton Wis John Austin Bacon van Wie Rosa Burkhard Washington Modern Woodmen Hanson Funeral Home Gratiot Methodist Church George E. Kelsey Gratiot Cemetery

Congress Won't Adjourn in July

Congress faces a busy July with no adjournment in sight as leaders warn of must pass bills. Key items include British loan, atomic energy controls, social security revisions, railroad reorganizations, minimum wage raise, and continued price controls under a revived OPA.

Washington Congress House Rayburn Dtex Senate Domestic Control Commission Ways and Means House Rules Committee

Indian Methodist Bishop Speaks at Brodhead Park

Bishop Mondel second Indian elected to Indian Methodist episcopacy spoke at Brodhead Park on “India of Today.” He was accompanied by his engineering student son from Northwestern Evanston. The program featured Rev Briggs, Rev Graubner, Mrs Mondel and others with a benediction by E. J. Sachtsen.

Brodhead Times Shot K. Mandel Methodist Church In India United States South Side Park Mondel Northwestern University Evanston

Pope Pledges Aid To Jap Catholics

Pope Pius sends benediction and aid pledge to Catholics in Japan. It marks the first Holy See letter read in Japan. The May 17 message was read at a Pontifical Mass in Hibiya hall before about 4500 people, with bishops O'Hara and Ready among attendees.

Tokyo Pius Japan Holy See Hibiya Hall John F. O'Hara Buffalo N. Y Michael J. Ready Columbus Vatican

Deadlock Delays Peace Conference In Paris

The foreign ministers council recessed after a morning session still deadlocked on sending invitations for a 21 nation peace conference set for July 29. Molotov opposes invitations without a strict procedural code, while Byrnes and Bevin push for immediate invitations with discussion of rules. Tass reported secret talks among allied representatives about Germany, adding new dissension.

Paris Foreign Ministers Council V. M. Molotov Byrnes Bevin Tass Germany Russia

New Glarus Visit Notes From Local Social Roundup

Mrs Henry Pauli reports visits from Mr and Mrs Al Newkirk of Milwaukee who called on the Dave Kunder Jr home. Another caller, Thursday, was Mrs Peter F Streiff. Also noted are visits from Mr and Mrs Melvin Edwards and Mr and Mrs Fred Zimmerman of Ft Wayne Indiana.

al Newkirk Milwaukee Dave Kundert Jr Waukee Peter F. Streiff Melvin Edwards Fred Zimmerman Ft. Wayne Ind

Social visits across multiple households noted

Thursday visits to the Dave Kundert Jr. home included Mr and Mrs Kevin Lynch and family from Blue Mounds and Mr and Mrs Alvin Streiff and family from Milwaukee. Mrs Elsa Voegeli of Monticello also visited. Additional visits to the Arnold Weiser and the Regoni homes in Aurora Kir occurred, with Dr and Mrs Henry D Kundert and Marlene and Fred Fuchs from Monroe visiting Mrs Dave Kundert Sr. on Friday.

Dave Kundert Jr Kevin Lynch Blue Mounds Alvin Streiff Milwaukee Elsa Voegeli Monticello Robert Streiff Regoni Aurora Kir Arnold Weiser Henry D. Kundert Marlene Fred Fuchs Monroe Dave Kundert Sr

Broilers Production Surges to 312 Million in 1945

The 1945 broiler production hits a record 312 million birds, marking a ninefold rise since 1934 and reflecting rapid growth in poultry farming.

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Thomas Charles H. Edwards Lee WOME Brodhead Park Pope Browntown Johnson's Hall Farmers Mutual Hail Farmers Mutual Ainsworth Insurance Agency Goetz Bldg Farm Bureau Deadlock Glarus Mrs Henry Pauli Chiropractic Clinic M. J. Gonstead
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