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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1946
Page
8
Fair and cool tonight with diminishing winds. Pleasantly cool Friday. Today’s high 71, low 48. Phoenix Arizona hottest at 106, Helena Montana coldest at 43. Sunrise 4 31, sunset 7 32. Barometer 29 60 at 2 PM.
Edna Schmid transfers land in Monroe township to Paul F. Rufen. The notice records a conveyance of property in the county parcel records with no stated conditions.
Mrs Myrtle Paulson aged 26 is reported dead in Ocean Side California. The notice provides only brief details of the death with no additional context about family or circumstances.
At St. Clare Hospital Mr and Mrs Henry Pick Jr Monroe Route 5 announce a son born July 11. Mr and Mrs Raymond Kundert Juda welcome a daughter born July 10.
A list of individuals linked to medical and surgical notes includes Mrs. George Bisch of Montrose California George Frehner from Monroe route 5 Mrs. Jacob Disch of Monticello Yvonne Petersen of Juda route 1 David Suedmeier of Brod head Melvin Meier of South Wayne and a dienwals group naming Mrs. Tena Stoerli Nathan Lehr June Auestad Gil bert Davis Mrs. Marion Ellefson Retta Faye Morris Mrs. Dale Doering and daughter Mrs. Russell Coplien and son Clay Stevens.
The army reports a Europe wide search from Gibraltar to Murmansk to locate missing American combatants and unknowns. About 6,132 have undetermined whereabouts, 3,829 buried in US cemeteries and 15,486 in known but remote locations. Thousands of intelligence personnel are also sought in Balkans and the Middle East.
Deputy plans to appoint a committee to study the German situation and report to the council. Byrnes support from Bidault and Bevin for a 25 year treaty to ensure disarmament. Molotov will study the proposal further. Byrnes hints the term could extend to longer if Russia objects.
Gen. Draja Mihailovic, former Yugoslav war minister, told the tribunal he may have made mistakes but denied collaborating with Germans. In a four hour address he reviewed his career as leader of the Chetniks and urged the court to evaluate his work amid the war’s chaotic events.
Funeral services were held for Mrs Ferdinand Miller at 1 30 p m at Shriner Neushwander Funeral Home and at 2 p m in Juda Evangelical Church with burial at Mt Vernon Cemetery Pallbearers listed The day also saw services for Mrs Dane T Seag r al 25 Urbana Ill with burial at Greenwood Cemetery Rev Alvin C Rabechi officiated and organist sang My God and I Good night and Good morning etc Also services for Mrs Ida Schweitzer 50 Ripon Calif to be held at Laether Funeral Home Blanchardville and Hollandale Lutheran Church Burial in Hollandale with pallbearers named Schweitzer survivors include four sons two daughters mother two sisters two brothers and Swiss relatives
Niles residents and guests are listed visiting Madison Chicago Beloit and Racine with many heading to Milwaukee Janesville Monroe and Darlington. Names include Amie Bleiler Mrs Francis Farmer Leon Klassy Elaine Brennecke Helen Beinema Lois Rebly and Ardith Hinkins along with families such as the Broders and Zeller parties.
Names of residents and out of town visitors appear throughout the day. Bernard Munson Judith residents and others from Warren Ill Green Bay Madison Dubuque and Milwaukee are listed along with visits to relatives and friends in several towns including Janesville Hazel Green Postville Albany and Shawano. Rev. C R Lowe returns home from Lamar Wyoming after visiting here.
A 200-foot covered bridge at Lair in Cynthiana Kentucky collapsed yesterday into the South Licking River hours after the state highway department condemned it. Built in 1870 the bridge had remained in constant use until condemnation.
Fred W. Simpson announced there will be no swimming at Recreation Park pool on Saturday. The pool will be drained and cleaned after Friday night swims and reopen at 1 30 p m Sunday.
Newell B Smith husband of Edith Brand of 903 22nd avenue is released from the army. His wife and daughter Vicki Jan have been with her parents Mr and Mrs Franz Brand for several weeks at Ft Sheridan.
Directors of the Green County Breeders and Testing Association will gather at 8 p m Friday in the county house testing laboratory to review procedures and reports.
The building trades apprentice committee approved training for two apprentice carpenters in a meeting at the county service office. The next meeting is Friday July 19 to consider applications from other prospective apprentices.
The Production Credit Association and National Farm Loan Association relocate to the third floor of the First National Bank building amid remodeling of the second floor. Planned future quarters will house the PCA and NFLA, the Peterson and Kittelsen law firm, and Harry Young Insurance Agency.
Mr and Mrs Herman Heinzelman welcomed daughter Cherrie Ann christened by Rev Paul C Kehle at St John’s Evangelical and Reformed Church. Sponsors were Mrs Walter Share and Henry Heinzelman. Grandparents Mr and Mrs Carl Heinzelman hosted a dinner.
In Argyle The Times corrected erroneous Navy enlistment reports about Eugene Barry a local cream depot businessman and World War II veteran. Tonight two scheduled softball games were to resume after last night’s rainout with major league play to follow.
A preliminary game features two boys teams coached by Fred Huber and Jerry Dwyer meeting at the park playground program. The pace-setting Waf fle Shop Nine clash with Mc Ardie Tavern as the event opens.
X rays taken this morning show no broken bones in the right ankle of W. E. Trukenbrod, a local druggist. He fell from a ladder while washing cans and bottles when a board broke on a small step ladder in his store, and he will be confined to home for several days.
The Monroe city board of review has heard no individuals while two firms, Wisconsin Hydro-electric Co and Ray Cheese Corp, sought relief from tax assessments. Hydro-electric requested a reduction and Ray Cheese sought a refund.
Telegram reports the death of Mrs. Steve Wood aged 91 at Clear Lake Indiana. She was the daughter of William Hodges, a former farmer in Sylvester northeast of Monroe. Survived by her husband two daughters and a son.
The chamber after a 4-26 vote to keep meat free of OPA ceilings added provisions on dairy products cottonseed and soybeans and their products and petroleum as long as domestic demand is met. An amendment to exempt grains and their by products failed 32-40.
Australia formally requested UN General Assembly discussion of the veto rule after Soviet Union attempted to veto Canada from UN Security Council deliberations on atomic energy. The move was blocked by Council Chairman Francisco Castillo Najera, prompting Evatt to push for restricting veto power to major urgent peace matters.
DuPage county grand jury summoned by State’s Attorney Lee Daniels to hear testimony for the seventh time tomorrow in connection with the April 25 Burlington railroad collision at Naperville that claimed 46 lives. Engineer W W Blaine of Galesburg will not testify tomorrow as previous meetings are planned for later this month or in August.
Madison engineer Martin Speen am, 70, working at a hotel project, was electrocuted yesterday while installing a water tank and pump at his home.
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