Weather and local notices from Daily Record July 17 1946
Considerable cloudiness tonight with scattered light showers. Thursday partly cloudy and warmer with scattered thunder showers by afternoon and most of state Thursday night. Barometer readings 29.72 this morning and 29.64 this afternoon. Real estate transfers list Norris G Springstead to Belle Beniamity. Divorces granted Anna Niese from William Niese for cruel and inhuman treatment. Deaths Fred P Ridge, Ml Paondow 45 Park. Births St Clare Hospital New Glarus Leon Fiez son July 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Clare Hospital
Leon Fiez
New Glarus
Son
St Clare Hospital Tonsillectomy Patients Listed
A hospital notice lists patients under Surgical and Medical sections at St Clare Hospital including Sue Ann Wenger Lois Ann Johnson and Eloise Krassy with addresses in New Glarus Monticello Brodhead and Blanchardville. Dismissals include Mrs Vincent Versace George Haynes and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Ann
Sally Ann Wenger
18Th Avenue
Lois Ann
Chester W. Johnson
14Th Avenue
Eloise Marie Krassy
New Glarus
Walter Minnig, Jr
City board approves sewer extension and specials
Continued from page 1 installations the board files a supplemental report on sewer assessments and votes a sewer extension on 6th street from 25th avenue for 130 feet. Special assessments against property for sewer work on 24th and 23rd streets are noted with feet and avenues. Referred to police safety committee and fire chief. Kraft Foods requests a 5000 gallon fuel tank at 12th street. license committee reviews milk dealer licenses for Theron Ridge Ozora Thorp and nine operator licenses.
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Board of Public Works
6Th Street
25 Avenue
24Th Street
14Th Avenue
23Rd Street
Police and Safety Committee
Kraft Foods
12Th Street
Theron Ridge
Ozora Thorp
Detroit weighs natural gas line project benefits
Representatives of Detroit attended a securities and exchange commission hearing to learn if the Michigan Wisconsin Pipeline Company proposal would bring lasting benefits or become a burden to the city. Corporation counsel William E. Gowling and assistant James Lee said Detroit seeks only net benefits or costs.
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Philadelphia
Detroit
Securities and Exchange Commission
Michigan-Wisconsin Pipeline Company
William E. Gowling
James =. Lee
No Softball Tonight Due to Rain at Recreation Park
Scheduled softball games at Recreation Park Diamond are postponed tonight because of rain. Brightly lit fields cannot host play as weather disruptions force cancellation of the evening slate.
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Recreation Park
Dairy herd gains via testing and fine cattle on 251 acre farm
On a 251 acre Green county dairy, John Ruff outlines 25 years of herd improvement. He details starting purebreds in 1922, losses, and a shift to regular testing with the county lab from 1941 onward. The herd, led by Ollie DeKal, shows rising milk and butterfat yields and high breed standings. The Ruff family, active at fairs, plans for the upcoming season.
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Green County
Green County Central Dairy Laboratory
John
Ollie DeKal
Holstein-Freis
County ‘Central Laboratory
King Cascade
Ollie Homestead
Stauffacher
iMontiie Royal
Minnesota
Green
Iowa
Lafayette
Ruffs
Ruff
Local residents frequent Monroe area for business and visits
A long list of names visits Monroe and nearby towns for business, shopping, or family occasions. Individuals from Brodhead, South Wayne, Juda, Freeport, Albany and other places are noted visiting Monroe, Monticello, Madison, Dubuque, and surrounding communities.
Residents and Visitors Reported Daily Activities in Monroe
Local notes list numerous residents and visitors from Juda Beloit Madison Milwaukee and Chicago stopping by Monroe for business calls shopping and visits. People named include Ruth Ellen Stuckey Mrs Albert Zuhlke Cliff Thro Nellie Jones John Krydér Lillian Badalucco Margaret Vogel Wilbur Flannery Ed Webinger Betty Andrews Lenore Eckerman and several families from Beloit Orangeville Monticello and Madison during a day of social and commercial rounds.
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Ruth Ellen Stuckey
Juda
Albert Zuhlke
Cliff Thro
Mankato
Minn
Nellie Jones
Brodhead
Kenneth Burtis
Rockton
John Krydér
J. Brewer
Beloit
Lillian Badalucco
Margaret Vogel
Monticello
Monroe
Wilbur Flannery
Woodford
Webinger
South Wayne
William Brown
Evansville
Joyce Henning
Chicago
John and
Hamily
Laura James
Betty Andrews
Hollis Zimmerman
Doris Pagel
Madison
G. B. Goodhart
Ellen Goodhart
Orangeville
Robert Lawyer
Amelia Kammerer
Raymond N. de Mars
Milwaukee
D. H. Haren
Evelyn Welty
Prairie du Sac
Dorothy Cramer
Harvey Elmer
Marrianne
Jenny
Dawn
Lenore Eckerman
Warren
Edward Lindsay
Phillip
Anna Anderson
Belleville
Henry Kramer
Otto Widmer Jr
George Turner
Marie Wheater
Marshall
Town
Henry
Fred Kramer
Herman Bell
Lois
Christine
Albert
Hulda Palmer
Patsy
New Glarus
Monroe youths travel and church group notes verbatim
Four Monroe boys who left Monroe last Friday for Yellowstone National Park reached Sioux Falls South Dakota. The travelers were Bill Jones Roy Beach Donald Reinking and James Disch. On their return home Charles and Leo Meichtry left for Pacoima California after a week with their brother John Meichtry. They had joined Joseph Haag and daughter Martha and Miss Paula Meichtry to New York City then flew to Switzerland to visit relatives. Reports say the trio arrived in Switzerland. Delegates from Monroe St Andrew s church attended a Platteville session at Trinity church in Platteville to discuss union reports of the Episcopal and Presbyterian churches. Attending were Mr and Mrs Stewart F Kingston Mr and Mrs Jerome H L Schwalger and sons Jerome and Walter Mrs Mae Hood Miss Helen Hood and Miss Pat Biffle. The pastor Rev L B Hastings accompanied them. An airplane display of model airplanes, some completed others in progress, is shown in the window of Wisconsin Power and Light. The models are by former Flying Switzers Harold Leuenberger Hollis Mueller and Lee Jacobs with hopes a fall air scout troop will form. Edward Galle New York representing Ray Cheese Co is in town on business for the storage plant. Leo Von Moos local manager is a patient at St Claire hospital recovering from surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plumbing Niles
Elmer Erickson
Argyle
John Waelti
Juda
Monroe
Thomas ‘Knudson
Brodhead
Betty L. Hinds
Freeport
Caroline Smith
Browntown
Henry +Gorman
South Wayne
Charles. Rockow
Fred Stettler
John Calder
Ray Beckman
Robert Gibbons
Monticello
Dorothy Rethenbuehler
Dorothy Hauri
P. J. Sreenan
Joseph
Beloit
St. Clare , Hospital
Betty Spangler
Lu‘cille Frie
Melchior Denny
Bayfield
Misa Katherine Marty
Werner Sturzenegger
Harold Eichenberger
Henry Hummel
Cumberland
Wis
Margaret Sullivan
Harriet Towell
Lake Park
Estherville
Iowa City
Edwin Goeson
Will Stark
Lucille Letyennus
Rockford
Lillian Lee
Times Office
Robert Whoralek
Dianne
Madison
Roselyn Wells
John Schtappi
Melvin Dietmeier
Winslow
Dickeyville
Dubuque
JoAnne Moldenhauer
Mary Leece
JoAnne
Malcom Marti
Ken Behring
Albany
Nic Luchsinger
Clarence Freitag
New Glarus
Allan Lewis
Jacob Lewis
Orangeville
Will
Phoenix
Ariz
Colleen Roos
Clayton Ross
Billie Ann Wenger
W. E. Wen
Merlin Almindger
Warren
Bernard
Fred Burkhalter
Sophia Ruch
Arnald Ruch
Burkhhalter
Jacob Ruch
Wilslow
William Fields
Barbara Jo
William
Beaver Dam
George Fields
B. J. Adelman
Yellowstone National Park
Sioux Falls
Bill Jones
Roy Beach
Donald Reinking
James Disch
Charles
Leo Meichtry
Pacoima
Calif
John Meichtry
Monroe Roule 1
Joseph Haag
Martha
Paula Meichtry
New York City
Switzerland
Platteville
St. Andrew’s Church
Trinity Church
Episcopal and Presbyterian Church
Union
Stewart F. Kingston
Jerome HL. Schwalger
Jerome and
Walter
Mae _ Hood
Helen Hood
Pat Biffle
L. B. Hastings
Wisconsin Power and Light Company
Flying Switzers Airplane Club
Harold Leuenberger
Hollis Mueller
Lee Jacobs
Ay Air Scout Troop
Gulle
N. Y
Edward Galle
New York
Ray Cheese Co
Leo von Moos
Tocal
St. Claire Hospital
Social Event Injures Lakeshire-Marty Worker At Plant
Carl Reger employed by Lakeshire-Marty suffered a severely crushed finger when his left hand was caught between two barrel rails at the plant during a social in St. Victor's parish hall. About 276 attendees from two groups gathered for the event hosted by Altar and Purcell circles. X rays showed broken bones but no other injuries. Families and parish members helped with serving, equipment, and refreshments. A picnic and tour of local lead mines drew many relatives and friends from Shullsbury and surrounding areas.
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Carl Reger
Lake-shire-Marty
St. Victor's
Soca
Broken Bones
Altar Society
William Hogan
Ralph Norder
Theresa Zibung
Bernard E. Purcell
John Ruef
Leo H. Share
Robert Emmenegger
Martin Purcell
Christ
Klarer
John R. O'Donnell
Frank Hore
Dee Thompson
Marie, Grant
Owitin
Soldiers Return From Furloughs In Uniform
Private Duane Kohl of the air corps left Camp Pfc after a week with his parents Mr and Mrs Ed Kohl in Utah and expects overseas duty following Sheppard Field Texas. Private Leo Butts returned to Camp Campbell Kentucky after a 20 day furlough with his mother Mrs Rosa Bi.
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Camp
Pfc
Duane Kohl
Kearns
Ed Kohl
Kohl
Air Corps
Sheppard Field
Tex
Utah
Leo Butts
Camp Campbell
Rosa Bi
Navy personnel updates and a minor collision report
Butts in the Pacific theater reenlisted last October and expects discharge by December. Second Lt. Fred Von Kaenel transfers from Hobbs New Mexico to Greensboro then takes indefinite leave with his parents. Fireman Paul Rudolph Steffen, son of Mrs. Louisa Steffen, discharged at Great Lakes after nearly two years in service, stationed recently in San Diego. A car driven by Eugene R. Saunders collides with a truck driven by Harold L. Matske at 14th Avenue and 15th Street with no injuries and minor vehicle damage.
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Butts
Pacific
von Kaenel
Fred von Kaenel
Hobbs
N. M
Greensboro
D. C
John Co. von Kaener
Steffen
Paul Rudolph Steffen
Louisa Steffen
Great Lakes
San Diego
Calif
Eugene R. Saunders
Monroe Route 3
Harold L. Matske
Monroe Route 1
14Th Avenue
15Th Street
Meat Buyer Strike Aimed at High Prices By UAW CIO
The CIO United Auto Workers called for a nationwide seven day meat buyers strike to combat rising living costs. The campaign gathers joint labor and consumer groups as AFL unions join in public demonstrations. Walter P. Reuther urged 40 000 to 50 000 in Detroit to back the strike to restore reasonable prices and pressure profiteers.
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CIO
Associated Press
United Auto Workers
America
Uaw-Cio
AFL
CIO Inte
UAW
Walter P. Reuther
Detroit
Cadillac Square
Fred P. Pandow Dies in Stevens Point Hotel
Fred P. Pandow a 45 year old Park Ridge JL salesman from Chicago died of a heart attack in a Stevens Point hotel while on business. Formerly of Gratiot Me he was well known in the community. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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George Voelkli
Monroe
Fred P. Pandow
Park Ridge
Stevens Point
Pandow
Chicago
Fomerly
Gratiot
Pantlow
Heirens Linked to Degnan Case Under Truth Serum
The Chicago Sun reported Heirens admitted the Suzanne Degnan kidnapping and murder while under sodium pentothal at Bridewell hospital on June 29, blaming another self named George Murman. Other claims said he later said he killed Frances Brown and Mrs Josephine Ross.
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Sun
Chicago Sun
Heirens
Suzanne Degnan
Bridewell Hospital
George Murman
The
Frances Brown
Josephine Ross
the Sun
the Herald-American
Herald- American
the Tribune
Degnan
John P. Coghlan
Fleirens
Farmer Mikio Sako Feeds Tokyo Shoppers In Imperial Plaza Bit
A 27-year-old farmer near Chiba stands at the imperial plaza main driveway with a white armband reading Answering the anxious wishes of the emperor that none should starve. He distributes rice and four potatoes to passersby, then boards a train to Chiba after his stock lasts under an hour.
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Tokyo
Chiba
Imperial Plaza
Mikio Sako
Saito
Youth in jail under heavy bond amid murder slayings questions
Coghlan testified that Heirens did not admit to any killings and stated he was put to sleep when psychiatrists saw him at the jail hospital. Heirens remains held on 29 criminal charges with no police charges tied to the slayings.
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Coghlan
Heirens
Grandfather Dies Saving Grandchildren in Fire Tragedy
Willian E. Enderson, 71, perishes when he reenters a burning tenement to sound an alarm. He seeks his two grandchildren who had spent the night in a neighbor’s tent and is trapped at an upper window. Firefighters recover his body after a half hour.
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Daily Record
U.S
Sault Sté’ Marie
Mich
Amanac
Norris G. Springstead
Belle Beniamity
Jennie S. Thorp
Harry Young
Henry Burgy
Vilas Rundhammer
Anna Niese
William Niese
Fred P. Ridge
Paondow
Park
St. Clare Hospital
Burkhard Auto Electric
Mr. Roth
Mr. Bender
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Picase
Shallsbury
Shullsbury
Evelyn Lucient
Marion Helm
Curtis
Kemprood
Darlington
Wilbert.Krauz
Alvin Krauss
Clarence Krauss
Otto Widmer
Jake Roeshenbuehler
Fred Kraus Sr
Famlly
Sheldon
Gordon
Rude
Bob
Chocolate Shop
International Harvester
Bauman
Ace
General Electric
Van's Radio . Service
Cara
Goecks
Turner Hall
Glen Zilmer
American Legion Meeting
Orla
J. Tracy
West Side Square
Wisconsin
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