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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1949

Page

8

Weather Outlook for ALAN Daily Record July 15 1949

Mostly fair and cool tonight with localized showers in the extreme northwest. Partly cloudy Saturday with warmer conditions in the southeast portion.

Weather Snapshot From Yesterday Across the U S

The day saw a high of 84 and a low of 60 in some areas with 82 and 60 in others. Barometer stood at 29.52 at 1 am and 29.55 at 1 pm. Yuma Arizona recorded 112 as the warmest, while Saul Ste Marie Michigan had 47 as the coldest. Sunrise was at 4 35 and sunset at 7 36.

Savareny U. S Yuma Ariz Saul- Ste. Marie Mich

Real Estate Transfer James Kilday to Anton Benson

James Kilday transfers property block 236 in Brodhead city to Anton Benson. The transfer references real estate ownership change with details noting the specific block and city location.

James Kilday Anton B. Benson City of Brodhead

Appraisers Named for Dane County Estate

Judge Harold J. Lamboley Eldon B. Russell and Tom Williams of Madison named as appraisers for the Hans S. Mattison estate. Madison appraisers named as property located in Dane county.

Harold J. Lamboley Eldon B. Russell Tom Williams Madison Hans S. Mattison Brodhead Dane County

Albany County Court Clears Unregistered Vehicle Case

Howard W. Flood of Albany appears in county court for an unregistered vehicle matter. Judgment includes a $10 fine plus court costs.

Howard W. Flood Albany

Deaths In Local Communities Remembered Across Area

Obituaries note the passing of Mrs. Elmer P. Dedrick 70 Mrs Minnie Asmus 74 and Raymond E Abert 23 along with John Herbert Scoville 72 Daniel Drew 77 all linked to Brodhead Evansville Orangeville routes and towns.

Elmer P. Dedrick Rodhead John Herbert Scoville Brodhead Daniel Drew Minnie Asmus Evansville Raymond E. Abert Route 1 Orangeville

St Clare Hospital Surgical and Medical Docket

Mrs. Arthur Satter lee in Gratiot and Mrs. John Sulli van of Janesville listed among surgical cases. Medical patients include Mrs. Fred Bader tscher of Brodhead and Mrs. Emma Tilley of Albany. Tonsillectomy patients Emerson Wells Monroe route 3 and Lawrence Keller Belleville, Russell Keller Belleville, Roger Fritz Belleville. Dismissals include Mrs. Elizabeth Froske, Mrs. Louise Kuhnke, Mrs. Catherine Lamboley, Robert Schultz, Mrs. Vilas Rundhammer, Mrs. Chester Flanagan, Rosemary Schmid.

Arthur Satterlee Gratiot John Sullivan Janesville Fred Badertscher Brodhead Emma Tilley Albany Emerson Wells Route 3 Monroe Lawrence Russell Keller Belleville Roger Fritz Bellevile Elizabeth Froske Louise Kuhnke Catherine A. Lamboley Robert Schultz Vilas J. Rundhammer Chester Flanagan Rosemary Schmid

Weather Report Records Pleasant Range Temperatures

Weather stays in a pleasant range with 82 degrees yesterday afternoon, 60 this morning aiding cool sleep, and around 78 at noon. Tomorrow looks partly cloudy with another evening of fair and cool weather.

Barter Days Recalled From 1886 Albany Account Book

Workmen uncover an 1886 Albany account book noting a barter price of twenty five cents credit on a pair of overalls for three dozen eggs. The excavation also reveals an old time ceiling lamp and bracket from before electricity, unearthed as sidewalk work proceeded before new concrete is poured.

Albany Christopher

Orangeville Man Killed in Minnesota in Car Crash

Raymond E. Ubert, 23, of Orangeville, died at 5 30 P M when the car he rode in went out of control and rolled one mile south of Stewartsville Minnesota. Driver Leland Pendgrass was uninjured. An inquest was held at Towery funeral home in Rochester. Ubert was an army veteran employed as a gasoline transporter out of Rochester. He was born December 11 1926 in Stephenson County Illinois.

Raymond E. Ubert Route 1 Orangeville Stewartsville Minn Leland Pendgrass Minnesota Towery Rochester Samuel Ubert Herman A. Stuessy

Waffle Shop Adds Three Electric Ranges in Kitchen

The Waffle shop installed a trio of electric ranges designated as a new kitchen research center. Day staff learned to operate the gadgets to keep up with orders while normal routines were restored after the training period. Helen Stears slipped on fresh concrete on the square and her footprints vanished as cement set rapidly.

Helen Stears Times Court House

Shrine Chanters Entertain Monroe Kiwanis With Program

A group of eight Shrine Chanters from Zor Temple Madison gave a surprise show at Monroe Kiwanis Club luncheon at the Country Club. They performed spirituals the Canadian anthem and America among other selections.

Shrine Chanters Zor Temple Madison Monroe Kiwanis Club Country Club America

Labor Day Program Dropped at Brooklyn Post

The Benjamin Johnson American Legion post will not sponsor its annual Labor Day celebration this year, citing a pause but plans to resume the observance next year.

Brooklyn Benjamin Johnson American Legion Post

Skeleton of two month old baby found in farmhouse attic

State and county officials investigated a skeleton believed to be a two month old baby found in a farmhouse attic at a home recently purchased by William Meyer. Electricians making rewiring checks discovered the partial remains.

Poynette Columbia County William Meyer

Conference set on Catholic education in Madison

The Confraternity of Christian Doctrine announced a conference on Catholic education in Madison from September 16 to 18. The event acts as a precursor to a world congress of religious in Rome.

Madison Confraternity of Christian Doctrine Rome

Personal Visitors From Albany Rexburg And Chicago

Personal mentions list Miss Carrie Purinton and Mrs. Laura Jones from Albany. Charles A Buck formerly of Monroe comes from Rexburg Idaho. Mrs Parker Roderick of Juda visited with Mrs Harry Swartz. Mr and Mrs Eugene Potter of Chicago visiting parents Mr and Mrs Oscar Hanselman. Mr and Mrs Wilbur Wuthrich and son David with Mrs Gottfried Waelti and daughter Betty were in Milwaukee yesterday.

Carrie Purinton Laura Jones Albany Charles A. Buck Monroe Rexburo Ida Parker Roderick Juda Harry Swartz Eugene Potter Chicago Oscar Hanselman Wilbur Wuthrich David Gottfried Waelti Allie Wuthrich Betty Milwaukee

Hall Daughter Born in Madison at Wisconsin General

Mr and Mrs William Hall of Madison are the parents of a daughter Khristine Louise born last evening at Wisconsin General hospital. Mrs Hall is the former Barbara Bauman, daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Bauman of Monroe.

Relatives Visit At William Isely Home

Mr and Mrs Don Simons of Charleston W Va and Miss Jo Anne Simons of Duluth visited Wednesday at the William Ise ly home route 4 Also visiting were Miss Helen Amans of Monroe and the Amans brothers Francis Amans and Harry Amans with their families in Monroe and Orangeville respectively

Don Simons Charleston W. Va Joanne Simons Duluth Helen Amans Monroe William Isely Route 4 Mrs. Simons Francis Amans Harry Amans Orangeville

Plan Reunion for Tricket Family at Recreation Park

The annual Tricket reunion is set for Sunday at Recreation Park. Organizers invite relatives to gather and reconnect at the community event.

Recreation Park

Milwaukee Nominates City for 1952 Republican Convention

The Wisconsin Republican Voluntary Committee endorsed Milwaukee as the site for the 1952 Republican National Convention and approved Milwaukee hosting the 1951 state convention. Harvey Higley of Marinette was re elected state chairman and Wayne Hood of La Crosse became vice chairman after Henry Ringling of Baraboo did not seek re election.

Milwaukee Republican Voluntary Committee of Wisconsin Republican National Committee Harvey Higley Marinette Wayne Hood la Crosse Henry Ringling Baraboo Ringling

Michigan predicts record corn harvest of 72 million bushels

Lansing reports the Federal State crop reporting service forecasts the 1949 corn crop at a record 72,000,000 bushels, noting the July 1 yield was the highest for that date since 1921. The forecast marks the biggest corn crop in history for Michigan.

Lansing Michigan

Laundry Job at Wisconsin State Prison

A 19 year old convicted murderer of his wife's sister begins a new role in the prison laundry at Wisconsin's state facility after emerging from quarantine.

Waupun Milton Babich Wisconsin

Swiss Arts Instructor Visits Cousin in Town

Miss Alice Gautschi, a home arts teacher from Zurich, is visiting her cousin Mrs. Oscar Hanselman at 1517 15th Avenue for a five week vacation. She traveled 36 hours by plane via Shannon to Portugal the Azores Canada and New York, bringing Swiss embroidery and knitted ski gear for relatives.

Alice Gautschi Zurich Switzerland Oscar Hanselman 15Th Avenue Atlantic Shannon Ireland Portugal Azores Canada New York City Gautschi Miss Gautschi Paris Anna Brandli Monroe West Hanselmans Brodhead

Local Notes Highlight Visits and Travel Among Residents

The column lists residents and their travels including Mrs. Donald L. Collins and the Holcomb family visiting cousins in Wisconsin and Michigan. Out of town attendees for Arthur J. Laube’s funeral arrive from Ithaca New York Beloit Madison and Durand. Patricia Pierce visits Minneapolis and Philip Rindy attends Whitewater summer session.

Kenneth Holcomb Cleveland Michigan Wisconsin Lara Stair Clara Holcomb Arthur J. Laube Herbert D. Laube Ithaca N. Y Leona Laube Beloit J. B. Searles Jr Madison Charles Laube Albert Laube Everett Laube Durand Raymond Bernstein Kermit Kammerer Monticello Robert Place Sturgeon Bay Patricia Pierce Minneapolis Selmer Olson Philip Rindy Whitewater Jessie Waterman Chicago Hest Sisters John Pinnow Frank Dulles Roy Stephens Nancy Rae Charles Anna Wittekuid Glen Ellyn Ill Knox College Galesburg

Congregational church to feature Miss Wittekuid as guest soloist

Roland P. Williams home lists guests. Miss Wittekuid will sing at Sunday morning services. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Barney and Mr. Prospect of Illinois have visited the Roger Moores. Carlyle Horstmeier of Davis visits his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wise.

Roland P. Williams Miss Wittekuid Congregational Fred Barney Prospect Ill Roger Moores Carlyle Horstmeier Davis Fred Wise

Danaher Seen as Likely GOP National Chairman Pick

Washington reports indicate supporters from Taft and Dewey camps favor former Senator John Danaher of Connecticut to succeed Hugh D. Scott Jr. as GOP National Chairman.

Danaher Washington Taft Ohio Thomas E. Dewey New York John Danaher Connecticut GOP Hugh D. Scott Jr

Scout Camp Closure After Polio Case Near La Crosse

Camp Deco rah, a Boy Scout summer camp near La Crosse, was ordered closed for one week after a 13 year old boy contracted polio. The La Crosse area total polio cases stood at 16 today.

la Crosse Decorah Here

Jake Bird Hanged For Double Murder

Jake Bird, a 48 year old man described as Black, was hanged in Walla Walla after confessing knowledge of 44 murders during his roaming life. He was executed for the ax murder of Mrs. BerpRB in Tacoma on Oct. 30, and Mrs. Kludt and her daughter Beverly were slain when they found him prowling their home. Bird’s appeals to higher courts were denied after years of court actions across multiple jurisdictions.

Berprb Tacoma United States Supreme Court Bird State Supreme Court Federal District Court Iowa Colorado Utah Indiana Illinois Nebraska Washington

Daniel Drew Contractor Dies In St. Clare Hospital

Daniel Drew, 77, of Brodhead Route 1, died at 12 25 p m today in St. Clare hospital where he had been a patient since June 30. He was a partner of the Drew Gary Construction Co in business about 20 years operating from Footville. He resided with his sister Hallie. Body sent to Ryan funeral home Janesville with funeral arrangements pending.

Daniel Drew Brodhead St. Clare Hospital Drew- Gary Construction Co Footville Drew Hallie Ryan Funeral Home Janesville

Hoop skirts captivate fashion between sixty and seventy

The era from 1860 to 1870 showcases a vogue for hoop skirts as a dominant fashion trend, influencing dress styles, social appearances, and women's wardrobes.

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