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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1948

Page

8

Weather Summary for Today and Tomorrow

Cloudy tonight with showers in the west and central portions and continued showers tomorrow. A little warmer tonight and little change in temperature tomorrow. The record shows a high 86 and low 64 with noon reading 29.56 inches. Sunrise is 4:35 and sunset 7:36. warmest spot Phoenix Arizona at 108 and coldest International Falls Minnesota at 47.

U. S Phoenix Ariz International Falls Minn

Real Estate Transfer Pushed Through Spring Grove Township

George B. Moore transfers SE. of NE. in Spring Grove township to Katherine Belting as recorded in the local real estate transfers notice.

George B. Moore Katherine Belting Spring Grove Township

Divorces Granted in Monroe Case of Butts Varying Custody

Franklyn E. Butts of Monroe and Alice Butts of Chicago were granted a divorce on cruelty grounds by Judge Harold J. Lamboley. Custody of their minor child awarded to Mrs. Butts. Mr. Butts ordered to pay 60 dollars monthly support. The couple wed June 29 1944.

Franklyn E. Butts Monroe Alice Butts Chicago Butts Harold J. Lamboley

Deaths in Warren Beloit and Route 3 families

Notice lists deaths of George Wills 58 Warren Mrs Sam Bahler Camp Douglas Mr and Mrs Daniel Bruschi Beloit son July 14 and Mr and Mrs Rodney Zimmerman route 3 daughter July 14.

George Wills Warren Sam Bahler Camp Douglas Daniel Bruschi Beloit Son Rodney Zimmerman Route 3

St Clare Hospital Surgical and Medical Dockets Listed

The report lists patient and relative names tied to St Clare Hospital in various towns including Belleville Beloit and Shullsburg under Surgical and Medical categories. Dismissals include Mrs Cecil Burmeister and son, Mrs Harold Hale and son, Larry Loveland, William Bell, Mrs Malcolm Johnson and daughter, Mrs Judd Barleywine and daughter, Mrs Ralph Garwell, and Ingolf Stromset.

Clarence Yaun Belleville Florence Kile Beloit Ernest Prager DeKalb Bert Wurm Shullsburg Henry Elmer Clarence Lengacher 7Th Street Henry Cox Henry Fisher Cecil Burmeister Harold Hale Larry Loveland William Bell Malcolm Johnson Judd Barleywine

Pershing praised for leadership and honors across a lifetime

The article surveys General John J. Pershing’s long career after World War I, noting his criticisms of the 1918 German armistice stance, his 85th birthday remark by President Truman, and his retirement in 1924. It details his decorations from many nations, academic degrees, and roles including representational duties at royal events and a Versailles monument dedication. It also reports Charles P. Howard named as keynote speaker at the new party convention in Philadelphia.

Rhine Berlin Pershing Truman Lin Britain France Japan Belgium Poland Italy Panama University of Nebraska University of St. Andrews Scotland Oxford Cambridge England George VI Great Britain United States Westminster Abbey Versailles Republic French Academy of Moral and Political Sciences New York Charles P. Howard Des Moines Iowa Philadelphia

Wesley Dodge III Named Legion Post Commander Ill at Home

Wesley L. Dodge III, newly elected American Legion post commander, is ill at his home with virus pneumonia and will remain confined to bed for several days.

Wesley Dodge Wesley L. Dodge American Legion

Mobile X-Ray Unit Visits Aid Tuberculosis Effort

The mobile X-ray unit from the Anti-Tuberculosis association treated 1,384 residents over a three and a half day stay in Janesville, with 691 X-rayed in one day. After completing at 9 to 11 session for 134 people, it moved to Brown Town and will visit Appleton.

Anti- Tuberculosis Association Janesville Browntown Ruth Chase Genevieve Arensdorf Appleton Superior Anti-tuberculosis Association Wisconsin Association Joseph Scott William Bates State Board of Health Margaret Aldrich State Association Miss Chase Miss Arensdorf Ames Kenneth Stuart Russell Myers C. F. Kempfert H. A. Blumer C. W. Chase Clark Kieckner Rachel Abplanalp Harold Wagner Edwin Dallman John R. Gibbons

Personal notices from Monroe area residents visit relatives and shop

A string of brief items lists locals and visitors: John Vogel in West Allis. Alma Sellow visiting relatives in Brodhead. Mrs. E W Salzwedel shopping in Juda. Esther Paulson visiting parents in Argyle. C W Robbe in Monroe on business. Mrs. Fred Gerbitz in the city on business. Ben Gardalm visiting Orville Thorson in South Wayne. Mr and Mrs Charles Denney in Monroe. Mrs Ben Furniss visiting daughter in Juda. Margaret Jacobson en route to Rio to visit her father. Hedy Kopp with parents in Monticello. Mrs Kenneth Rice returning to Dodgeville after Juda visit. Mrs Emma Buss visiting in Argyle. Fiona Shaffer and Alice Bowton shopping in Monroe. Robert Kellenberger visiting relatives in the area. Lorin Beagles leaving Monroe for Janesville. Ben Marvin campaigning in Monroe. Mrs Wayne Vanderbilt et al visiting in Juda. Jane Trumpy visiting Krauss sisters in Madison. Krauss sisters at UW music clinic. multiple other local visits with families and travels including visits to Freeport, Cincinnati, Ames, and Marion.

John Vogel West Allis Alma Sellow Brodhead Herman L. Schindler Insurance E. W. Salzwedel Juda Esther Paulson Argyle C. W. Robbe Orangeville Monroe Fred Gerbitz Browntown Ben Gardalm Dows Orville Thorson South Wayne Charles Denney Ben Furniss Owen Beckman Margaret Jacobson Rio Hedy Kopp Jacob Kopp Monticello Kenneth Rice Dodgeville Troy Rice Emma Buss Osmond Peterson Fiona Shaffer Janesville Alice Bowton Milwaukee Robert Kellenberger Rockford Herman Pfund Lorin Beagles Richland Center Bobby Will Norder Ralph Kundert Marion Patty Freeport Mary la Norer George Bechtolt Cincinnati Mary Bechtolt Bechtolt Brothers Ernest Hayes Edward Kohl Ames Edward Quam Quam Oscar Samson Lyle Elaine L. C. Hipple Patty Jo Hipple Wilma Winslow

Local residents visit Madison area and travel notices

Kenneth Gnagi spent the day in Madison with William Brunkow visiting in the city. Carl N. Colby and wife from Milwaukee are here to visit friends. Norma Feld and her son Benjamin of Freeport stayed overnight with Leonard Krauss. Dorothy Block visited her brother Fred Block and family in Winslow. Mrs G P Heitz checked on her son Ralph Heitz at Wisconsin General Hospital. Harris Keel left for Three Lakes to work for Northern Aire this summer. Mrs Herman F Lanz visited Theresa Gasser and sister-in-law in Freeport. Margaret Niederman left for two weeks with her parents Karl and Mrs. Niederman in Blanchardville. Mrs H E Klassy of Monticello en route to Cedar Rapids for a two-week visit with daughter and family. H Bert Miller of 1410 15th avenue travels to Dearborn Michigan for a month with Stephen Miller’s family. Mrs Mable Plate departs for Galesburg Illinois after two weeks with her son William Plate and brothers Vern and Ben Furniss and families.

Kenneth Gnagi Madison Illiam Brunkow Carl N. Colby Milwaukee Norma Feld Benjamin Freeport Leonard Krauss Dorothy Block Fred Block Winslow G. P. Heitz Ralph Heitz Wisconsin General Hospital Harris Keel Three Lakes Northernaire Herman F. Lanz Theresa Gasser John Hunt Margaret Niederman Karl Niederman Blanchardville H. E. Klassy Monticello Cedar Rapids F. D. Smith H. Bert Miller 15Th Avenue Dearborn Mich Stephen Millers Mable Plate Galesburg Ill William Plate Vernon Ben Furniss

Community Visits and Local Moves in New Glarus and Nearby

New Glarus residents Mrs. Millard Tschan and family visit relatives while Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Truttman and Mr. and Mrs. Warren Truttman and son from Green Bay travel to see kin. Mrs. Oscar Osmundson and Mrs. Clarence Slotten visit Mt. Horeb. Duane Babler and daughter from Monroe stay with her parents. Ernest Raymond visits relatives in Greenville Illinois. Stauffers move into a newly vacated apartment. Klassy family to occupy Hoesly building unit. Rosemary Schmid of Madison visits her parents Henry and family.

Jacob Truttman Warren Truttman Green Bay Oscar Osmundson Jefferson Clarence Slotten Duane Babler Monroe Jacob Duerst Ernest Raymond Greenville John Kundert Mt. Horeb Henry Stauffer Ernest Stauffer Roger Klassy Hoesly Henry Stauffers Rosemary Schmid Madison Henry Schmid

1860 Democrats Strike Split Over Slavery Plank

The passage recalls the 1860 Democratic split at Charleston over the slavery plank. Bolting southerners formed a Richmond convention nominating John C Breckenridge while the Republican Party united behind Abraham Lincoln and won the presidency, leaving Democrats out of power for 24 years.

Ellis Harry Truman Georgia Charleston S. C Richmond John C. Breckenridge Kentucky Abraham Lincoln White House

Truman Opens Campaign in Washington at Dewey Clash

The full keynote of his campaign against Gov. Dewey anchors a morning in Washington with Truman speaking as both candidate and president. Credits go to Clark Clifford and Judge Rosenman for shaping the platform as Mrs. Truman and Margaret attend. Truman had waited hours in a back area before the moment.

Thomas E. Dewey New York Washington Truman Clark Clifford White House Samuel S. Rosenman Franklin D. Roosevelt Mr. Truman

Truman Touts New Deal Agenda At Democratic Convention

President Truman pressed for education aid a national health program civil rights legislation and wider social security while attacking GOP promises and Taft Hartley repeal. Southern delegates remained silent as he backed platform planks and urged a higher minimum wage amid mixed reactions from non southern Democrats including Carroll Switzer who faulted the farm reference.

Phil Donnelly Truman Missouri Russell OPA Congress Labor Department South Carroll O. Switzer Des Moines Iowa Democratic Party

Evacuation Flight Leaves Frankfurt For Cyprus

Ten U.S. air force planes including four B-17s and six two engine C-47s took off from Frankfurt today to evacuate Americans from Palestine if needed.

Frankfurt U.S. Air Forces

When Sick of Being Sick See The Chiropractor

M J Gonstead advertises chiropractic care with X Ray and Neurocalometer services. Contact phone 373 and residence 101 Monroe for treatment.

Chiropractic M. J. Gonstead Monroe

Seven Watches Stolen From A W Neuirth Jewelry Store

Police report the theft of seven wrist watches and a cigarette case from A W Neuirth jewelry store. A car bumper fragment found near the scene suggests it was used to smash a window and enter the building.

A. W. Neuwirth

English inventor dies in Torquay aging metallurgist

Harry Brearley 72 years old metallurgist who discovered stainless steel died yesterday in Torquay England. His work revolutionized metal use and stainless steel production worldwide.

Torquay England Harry Brearley

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