Weather Forecast for July 17 1948
Partly cloudy tonight and tomorrow with a few light showers in the north portion. Cool north and slightly cooler south portion tomorrow.
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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1948
Page
6
Partly cloudy tonight and tomorrow with a few light showers in the north portion. Cool north and slightly cooler south portion tomorrow.
Today temperatures ranged from a high of 88 to a low of 68 from 1 p m. to 1 p m. A year ago the highs were 90 and the lows 66 Barometer read 29 54 at 1 a m and 29 55 at 1 p m The warmest U S location was Phoenix Arizona at 115 degrees the coldest was in eastern Wyoming at 50 degrees Sunrise occurred at 4 37 and sunset at 7 35.
Lena Fleck, E J Neville and Jeffery Neville transfer sec 16 in Brooklyn township to Hannah G Flood. SEC signs transfer authority. Record notes boundaries and title shift among listed parties.
Justice L A Koenig handles Robert Walter Kessler 2517 9th Street with $75 and costs for operating under the influence with license revoked. Joe McGinnity route 2 Mineral Point cited $10 and costs for an unregistered vehicle. Rundle and Stacy Janesville unlicensed truck fined $5 and costs. Judge Harold J Lamboley referenced.
Carol Ann Holcomb of Monroe and Charles Edward Chapman of Lafayette County were issued a marriage license. The couple plans to wed in the township, according to the registration records.
Mrs. H. W. Pickford aged 91 died in Madison. Funeral plans were to be announced by her family. She was a longtime resident and was survived by relatives.
Listed are individuals connected to St. Clare Hospital in various categories. Names include Linda Lou Gempler Monticello Mrs Clarence Beeck Belleville Wilma Jackson Bredhead Bjarne Bredeson Blanchardville Arlie Isely Henry Kramer Mrs William Blum Wayne Segner Fred Abbott Monticello Dismissals include Mrs Erwin Goecks and daughter Mrs Donald Campbell Edith Musselman Mrs Delbert Ritschard and son Mrs Clifford Hexom Eugene Hamilton Mrs Ed ward Dammen and son Kenneth Rhyner Mrs Ernest Prager.
M J Olson was elected treasurer of the Union Free High School District for a three year term at the annual meeting. Jay Chapman Mrs Ethel Olson and Mrs W A Chapman were appointed to the auditing committee. Mrs John Chapman was Saree chairman of the meet
John Virgil Stauffacher son of Mr and Mrs Virgil V Stauffacher is among high school musicians invited to perform with the All-State high school centennial band at West Allis August 28 29 He plays sousaphone and attends the music clinic at the University of Wisconsin.
Luther W. Youngdahl governor of Minnesota will be principal speaker at the district Kiwanis governor's dinner on August 2. The event is part of the Wisconsin Upper Michigan Kiwanis district convention activities.
Cincinnati reports Procter and Gamble lowers Crisco vegetable shortening wholesale price by two cents per pound effective immediately. The cut affects the Crisco brand widely and signals lower costs for baked goods and cooking fats in the market.
A government communique reports two communist insurgents killed during a police assault on a communist camp at Kampong Sahum in Perak state.
Funeral services were held in Madison for Mrs. Ella Pickford 91 native of Monticello and wife of Henry W. Pickford. She helped birth 17 children and cared for ill neighbors while active in several churches and clubs. Surviving are two daughters a son eight grandchildren and nineteen great grandchildren. Burial was in Forest Hill cemetery Madison.
Hundreds of fish in the Pecatonica river five miles downstream from Freeport are dying from unknown pollution. State conservation officer Charles Rhode and Deputy Byron Kleckler lead an intensive investigation with chemical analysis planned. Carp, catfish and buffalo are most affected.
Bjarne Bredeson age 40 Blanchardville is recovering at St. Clare hospital from injuries after a bull attacked him Tuesday morning on his farm. The incident occurred as the Bredesons were moving cows into the barn. His wife distracted the bull by calling the dog. He sustained a broken collarbone shoulder and skull injuries and was admitted yesterday afternoon.
Brodhead residents and friends returned from tours and visits to Baltimore Washington Philadelphia and New York City. Several couples planned trips to Niagara Falls Canada and Michigan while others spent time in Decatur Park LaCrosse northern Wisconsin Grand Rapids and Minneapolis.
Personal mentions flood Monroe and nearby towns with visits and travel. Names include Mrs Denya Jones Browntown Mr John Mauermann Shullsburg Mrs Edward Lahr Juda and many others. Regional trips to Madison Chicago Rockford and Milwaukee accompany civic events. The day closes with a Verona wedding observed in Mt Vernon.
The Monroe American Legion Junior team is scheduled to play Darlington at 1 30 tomorrow afternoon in Darling ton. In the second game Richland Center meets Middleton.
French Premier Robert Schuman asks for a formal confidence vote as his 10 month old government faces Assembly decision Monday on continuation or resignation. Debates over military spending continue with opposition from communists and socialists. Teitgen defense minister attacked by Anxonanz prompts the bid.
Cincinnati man Harry Robertson faced a murder charge after Patricia Jackson aged eight fell from a 60 foot viaduct. Witnesses say Robertson heard voices calling him yellow and threw the girl to her death before being captured. Edna Kidwell 11 testified Patricia paused to tie her shoe then screamed as Robertson cast her over the viaduct.
Racine J S Case Co workers of UAW CIO Local 80 will vote Sunday on whether to accept the company’s offer including a 10 to 17 cent per hour wage boost and a one year extension of the current contract.
The Dalton Victory carries 3,962 American war dead to the United States. It is the third ship to transport war dead from the Philippines as 10,360 bodies have been returned from this theater.
The U S cruiser Juneau has docked in Trieste harbor for a two week stay marking the first American cruiser to berth in the free city in several months.
Weekend guests of Mr and Mrs J R Gibbons include Miss Janice Gibbons from Duluth Mr and Mrs John R Gibbons and Miss Joyce from Milwaukee visiting the household for the weekend.
South Wayne reports the new fireproof 30 by 70 foot building for M. J. Olson Implement Co. nearing completion. It will house the repair shop and salesrooms in a steel and cement structure.
Clarence W. Lengacher county clerk, hospitalized at St. Clare with pneumonia, is reported greatly improved by his attending physician. He is expected to return home early next week.
Conservationists of Lafayette County last week stocked streams with 65000 fingerling bass to boost local fisheries. The move aims to support native fish populations and provide future angling opportunities.
Darlington began a citywide reassessment of all personal property and real estate on Thursday. The city council authorized hiring personnel earlier this year with approval from the state board of taxation.
Darlington hosts Centennial Day on Friday August 13 at the Lafayette county fair. A local girl will be crowned Centennial queen during the evening festivities.
Argyle special report notes John Aeschlimann has returned after a two months visit in Switzerland. His last stay there occurred in 1921.
Two state cases will be heard at 9 o clock Monday morning in county court. Clarence Hermanson Blanchardville faces a stop sign charge and Coplien Trucking Co Monroe is charged with operating in excess of authority and no tax.
Flags at the post office and courthouse fly at half staff to honor General of the Armies John J. Pershing in memory and tribute.
In New Sharon Iowa six farm girls aged 6 to 16 drowned when their car veered off a graveled road and plunged into six feet of water. Only survivor was 5 year old Iva May Van Kampen. Driver Helen Van Kampen, 16, was among the six victims. Sheriff Dwight Mateer reported the car stalled on a hill and slipped into the creek after attempting to back up.
Donald Werner, 20, of Kenosha was fined $63 and costs after being found guilty of eight traffic charges. He faced five arterial offenses plus reckless driving and license violations. Police chased him from Kenosha to south of the Racine county line after he was clocked at 85 mph.
In 1938 Douglas Corrigan recalls his Ireland misdirection flight from New York to Dublin after leaving Floyd Bennett Field for Long Beach. He recounts Vocation, war service, a Hollywood stint, two tours with his wife, and later political runs while seeking steady work in Los Angeles.
C A LaVassor was re elected treasurer of the Argyle local school board at the annual meeting. A levy of 18000 dollars was approved. A district expansion committee was formed with Rev A P Anderson A P Larson and J A McGinnity to study possibilities for enlargement.
The state public service commission and the state industrial commission will hold a hearing in Milwaukee on August 4 to discuss changes to the state's electrical code, per the PSC report.
The U S army transport General Callan arrived at Trieste with an undisclosed number of replacements for U S forces. An equal number of troops will return home. The ship also brought dependents.
Fifty girls from Blanchardville Argyle and New Glarus joined a village park day camp directed by Mrs. F L Kingeter with Girl Scout council help. Activities included swimming crafts storytelling and folk dances ending with a family picnic and birthday celebration.
Darlington voters approved a $48,000 school tax levy at the annual district meeting. Joe Proctor was re-elected treasurer for three years. Paul Lee joined the board for two years to succeed Ernest Ruf, not a candidate. Dr. R. B. Quinn reappointed to two years. Free text books were not funded. Irene C. Michaelson. Helen Hastert. C. B. Medley named auditing committee. Hold-over members: Mrs. J. W. Howery. Elmer Virtue. Dr. L. E. Fitzgerald. Only 26 of 1200 eligible voters attended.
Belgrade Yugoslavia has refused the visa extension for Peter Furst Reuters correspondent accusing him of false and tendentious reporting from Yugoslavia The decision ends his stay in the country as a Reuters correspondent.
A Catalina flying boat crashlanded and sank on a Macao to Hong Kong run late yesterday. Twenty five people are reported dead in the accident.
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