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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1946
Page
6
Real Estate Transfers From Lloyd Henn to Edna Mohns
Lloyd Henn transfers land in Monroe and Clarno townships to Edna Mohns. The transaction details property location and ownership change, reflecting a deed recording in local records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Henn
Edna Mohns
Monroe
Clarno Town
Estates Probated in Brodhead for Hunder heir appointment
In the estate of Christian Hunder of Brodhead who died aged, a daughter was named administratrix. Marian Condon and others were appointed as appraisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Hunder
Brodhead
Marian Condon
Cadiz pair wed. two licenses issued in Cadiz list
Marriage licenses granted include Willis R Theiler and Patricia A Cox of Cadiz. Frank L Reissner of Indianapolis wed Elisa E Glauser of Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis R. Theiler
Patricia A. Cox
Cadiz
Frank L . Reissner
Indianapolis
Elisa E. Glauser
Monroe
Wendler and Olson Families Welcome Newborns
Mr and Mrs Gilbert Wendler of Brodhead announce a daughter born July 9 Their relatives Mr and Mrs Ardelie Olson of Darlington report a son born July 9 The announcements list place and date of birth and acknowledge both families in this community notice
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Clare Hospital
Gilbert Wendler
Brodhead
Ardelie Olson
Darlington
Incomplete List of Dismissals Names in Beloit Records
Dismissals include Louis Ellis Walter Eva Mrs Ervin Brugger and son Anna Morgenthaler ymour lum and daughter Lloyd Miles plus Alfred Shaws Shulls Sanburn Clarence Beloit June Auestad Argyle Joyce Griep Nathan Lehr Winslow Gilbert Davis Jon Mrs Florence Mil eciecememaiinins and Nathan Lehr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Shaws
Shulls- Sanburn
Clarence A Belo
Florence
Youngsters to Play Preliminary Softball Tilt Thursday Night
Boys who have trained twice weekly at the park playground were chosen for a preliminary softball game Thursday at 7 p m on the Recreation park diamond. Fred Huber and Jerry Dwyer coach the Cubs and Tigers. Members include Flannery Kendert Kundert Timmons Pagel Poff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recreation Park
Fred Huber
Jerry Dwyer
Cubs
Tigers
Huber
Flannery
Dick Kendert
Jock Kundert
den Timmons
Harold Pagel
Kenny Nie Poff
Monroe Wisconsin voters warned on registration deadline
Important notice to all voters in Monroe Wisconsin warns that changes in address citizenship or voting status may require re registration. The deadline is 5 p.m. July 31 1986 to register for the August 13 primary. City Clerk Soseman notes dates of publication July 13 20 27 with Roscoe Hastings mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Wisconsin
Wis
G. S. Soseman
Nationals Rally Limited by Browns in Final Innings
In a tense game, Stephens scored on rallies to right field as Rosar and Newhouser crossed. Williams hit a key single, bringing Stephens to third. Ewell Blackwell relieved Higbe for the Nationals, and Keller hit to McCormick, but Masi nailed Stephens at the plate. The seventh through ninth innings produced scattered hits and outs with Williams homering in the late sequence, but the Nationals held off the late surge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spence
Stephens
Rosar
Newhouser
Williams
Ewell Blackwell
Higbe
Nationals
Keller
McCormick
Masi
Kurowski
Marion
Gordon
Gustine
Schoendienst
del Ennis
Musial
Peanuts Lowery
Hopp
Walker
Ennis
Lowry
Enosay
York
Stirnweiss
Dickey
Jack Kramer
St. Louis Browns
Mas Senate
Macchi En Mass
Cavarretta
Chapne
Aery
Saher
Cavaretta
Lamanno
Blackwell
Gust
Lowery
Slaughter
Verban
Wagner
Audrey Ruch Returns to Work in Rockford After Vacation
Miss Audrey Ruch resumed work in Rockford after a seven day vacation visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Carl Ruch. Her brother Roger accompanied her and spent the day in Rockford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audrey Ruch
Rockford
Carl Ruch
Roger
Personal Mention: Local residents travel and visits noted
Miss Carol Holcomb spent the day in Freeport. Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Ritschard enjoyed a Chicago weekend. Miss Loraine Schumacher left for St. Louis for several days. Pfc William Dolan, Elkorn, visits sister M J Keegan before Camp McCoy. WWI veteran and 23rd Infantry member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Dolan
St. Paul
Minn
M. J. Keegan
Elkorn
Camp McCoy
Dolan
Darlington
23Rd Infantry
Local residents and visitors listed at area spots
Paul Hanson of Woodford, Mrs. Edward Flannery from Argyle, Marshall Fields and others were in town or visiting relatives yesterday or today. Names include Frederick West of Browntown, Gladwyn Perrigo in Milwaukee, Charles and Mrs Bonjour from Gratiot, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Chapman of South Wayne, Harold Carlson and son from Rock, Henry Babler in Beloit, Inez Grant from Chicago visiting Mamie Grant, Faith Trumpy visiting Mrs. Forrest Briggs in Clarno, Virginia Youtzy and Gloria Schumacher from Winslow, Kurt Miller and son Donald in Chicago visiting Mrs. Margaret Buehler, and F. A. Stivers returning from trips to northern Wisconsin and Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Hanson
Woodford
Edward Flannery
Argyle
Marshall Fields
Frederick West
Browntown
Gladwyn Perrigo
Milwaukee
Charles Bonjour
Gratiot
W. A. Chapman
South Wayne
Harold Carlson
Robert
Rockford
Henry Babler
Beloit
Inez Grant
Chicago
Mamie Grant
Faith Trumpy
Forrest Briggs
Clarno
Virginia Youtzy
Gloria Schumacher
Winslow
Monroe
Kurt Miller
Donald
Margaret Buehler
F. A. Stivers
Wisconsin
Michigan
Mrs Ferdinand A Miller Dies in Cadiz Area
Mrs. Ferdinand A Miller 84 a Cadiz township resident and former Juda resident died at 9 a m in Green County Home after a cerebral hemorrhage. She had been ill since January. Survived by husband two daughters Mrs Charles Sharpe Janesville and Mrs Sam Cecil two sons Roy Juda Ernest Sterling Ill five grandchildren two great grandchildren. Funeral services Thursday at 1 30 p m Shriner Neushwander funeral home and 2 p m Juda Evangelical church Rev Peter Retzlaff officiating burial Mt Vernon cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdinand A. Miller
Cadiz Township
Juda
Green County
Louisa Hartwick
Gottlieb and
Fredricka Reasa Hartwick
Watertown
of Lahr
Charles Sharpe
Janesville
Sam Cecil
Cadiz
Roy
Ernest
Sterling
Ill
Herman
Charles
Henry
Julia Brunkow
Elizabeth Fox
Miller
Juda Evangelical Church
Missionary Society
Shriner-Neushwander
Peter Retzlaff
Mt. Vernon
Woolworth Store Undergoes Summer Cleaning and Paint
Woolworth painting crews work on the interior and ceiling of the F. W. Woolworth store this week as part of a summer cleaning project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolworth
F. W. Woolworth
Visiting Clergy and Speaker at Local Meet
Rev. C. R. Lowe of Lamar Missouri visits friends and former Grace Lutheran Mon roe pastor. He came from South Bend Indiana to see his daughter Mrs Herbert Putz. Everett Horn of Delavan spoke at the Knights of Columbus meeting with refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Lowe
Lamar
Grace Lutheran Church
Monroe
South Bend
Ind
Herbert Putz
Everett Horn
Delavan
Knights of Columbus
Fox Bounties Paid in Green County Residents
County Clerk W. Lengacher paid fox bounties totaling 18 dollars at two dollars per fox to six Green County residents. Floyd Montefelt, Brodhead, Albert D. Babler, New Glarus, Jacob B. Hefty, New Glarus route 1, Clifford Prien, Monroe route 2, Marvin Sveen, Brodhead, and Robert J. Burkhalter, Monroe route 2, received two dollars each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Lengacher
Green County
Floyd Montefelt
Brodhead
Albert D. Babler
New Glarus
Jacob B. Hefty
Clifford Prien
Monroe
Marvin Sveen
Robert J. Burkhalter
Soldered Cannon Balls Form V Around Courthouse Flag Pole
Eight cannon balls encircle the courthouse flag pole and are soldered together in a V shape to prevent pranksters from rolling them away. The unusual security measure was completed today by officials and workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Monroe man displays giant rhubarb leaf at fair
S A Isely, a well known Monroe resident and retired farmer living near the fairgrounds, showcased a giant rhubarb leaf said to be among the largest in the area. He measured the leaf at 34 inches wide and 24 inches long and offered to prove its size to any doubter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A. Isely
Monroe
Fairgrounds
Isely
Discharged Army Reservist Raymond L Schultz Returns Home
T/4 Raymond L Schultz formerly of Monticello and son of Mr and Mrs Jake Schultz has received his discharge after eight months with the fourth replacement depot in Japan where he served as manager of a post exchange. He plans to return to work with Leath Co. Be olt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond L. Schultz
Monticello
Jake Schultz
Japan
Leath & Co. Beolt
Death of Mrs Seng En Route Home Sparks Urbana Service Plan
Mrs Seng was killed Sunday at Willard Ohio while traveling from the east coast to Urbana Illinois where she and her husband Dane Scag had been visiting relatives. Ruth Elizabeth Bleiler daughter of Rev John and Alvina Bleiler was born December 12 1920 in Jefferson Wisconsin. The obituary notes her education Elk Mound North Central College marriage May 30 1942 to Dane Scag and teaching in Urbana Public Schools this past year. Surviving are her husband her mother Mrs Alvina Bleiler Monroe and brother Paul Los Angeles. her father is deceased. She belonged to Emmanuel Evangelical Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dane T. Scag
Scags
Urbana
University of Ilinois
Alvina E. Bleiler
Monroe
Paul
Los Angeles
Seng
Immanuel Evangelical Church
Cemetery Renovation Unearths 1851 Grave Markers at St. Victor’s
Ground leveling and renovations at St. Victor’s reveal grave markers up to three feet deep from 1851. Records show 1861 transfer of four acres from Mary and Henry Walker to Bishop John M. Heine for church grounds, suggesting an earlier burial plot not noted in church records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Victor's
Grace Thorpe
Register of Deeds
John M. Heine
Milwaukee
Mary
Henry Walker
Old St. Victor’s Cemetery Reclaims Historic Irish Roots
The article notes St. Victor’s grounds likely served as the parish cemetery long before formal consecration. Old St. Victor’s, known also as St. Victor’s and “Old Irish,” is being preserved with Calvary cemetery workers stationed there part time. Burial plots remain available as parishioners maintain holdings and uncover local immigrant history in Green County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Victor's
Old St. Victor's
St. Victor’s Church
Calvary Cemetery
Old St. Victor’s
Green County
Ireland
Meat prices rise as shortages linger in Wisconsin stores
Retailers report beef cuts up 20 to 30 cents a pound while butter sells up to 80 cents as Manitowoc shoppers find no meat. Evaporated milk and butter supplies move steadily in Appleton with prices around 76 and wholesale at 72 cents. The overall meat shortage remains tight despite optimistic chatter of weekend restocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appleton
Prices rise on select cuts as OPA levels hold
In Wisconsin markets, price increases hit chosen cuts while others stayed near OPA. Wausau saw a milk shortage and butter at 79 cents. meat remained scarce. Superior reported beef at higher retail prices 30 to 55 cents. butter 85 cents. cheese near OPA levels. Janesville noted modest gains with meat up 7 to 8 cents and butter at 71 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wausau
Superior
Associated Press
Janesville
Reelect Mooney and Huebner as School Leaders in Brodhead
Dr. C. R. Mooney and Rev. F. W. Huebner were reelected as commissioners for three years of the joint School District No. 1 Brodhead De catur. The meeting drew 21 voters and approved a 1946 47 budget of 62000 for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mooney
Huebner
Brodhead
C. R. Mooney
F. W. Huebner
Decature
Butter Tea Popular in Tibet
The text notes butter tea as Tibet's most popular drink, describing it as a churned blend of butter and tea. It highlights its cultural prominence in Tibetan daily life and cuisine.
Want Ad Deals: Busy Work for Small Pay
A local classified notice touts small earnings from Want Ads with ample tasks and modest pay. It highlights the busy workload and potential opportunities for advertisers seeking quick, low-cost placements.
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Buddy Smout
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