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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1948
Page
6
Partly cloudy tonight and tomorrow with local showers. A little warmer tonight in the northwest. Since yesterday 1 p.m. highs reached 91 and the low 71. Year ago today highs 75 lows 58. Precipitation since yesterday and barometer readings noted. Sunrise 4 40, sunset 7 33. Se
William Grinnell transfers to Albert Grinnell parcel Its 13 and 16 block 5 Anderick's addition New Mexico. Bertha L Sickinger conveys to Joe J Voegels the S% of Lot 2 and N 10 ft of Lot 1 block 17 original plat of village of Monticello.
Lois Jean Field and Glenn Mathus Elmer, both of Monroe, obtained marriage licenses. The couple plans a future ceremony in the city.
Mrs. James Fitzgibbons age 80 of 1919 10th street. Frank O. Howard age 33 Beloit. Mrs. Clara E. Scott age 82 of Brod head. Arthur W. Hintzman age 70 of Brod. Rev Ida R Marquardt age 82 Lima Center. Frank Schliem age 80 South Wayne.
Mr and Mrs Carl Roethlisberger Gratiot welcomed a daughter on July 19. Mr and Mrs Granville Lewis route 4 welcomed a daughter on July 19.
Docket lists several surgical and medical cases at St Clare Hospital. Names include Gerald Purcell Allen Pope Blanchardville Donald Clark and Mrs Glenn Howe plus Mrs Archie Schneider David Pagel Louis Foy Wayne Kennison and others with dismissals noted for several patients and relatives.
Clifford Pehl of Davis entered a not guilty plea in county court to a petty larceny charge involving a beer case from Hein's tavern in Juda. Trial set for tomorrow at 11. Judge Harold J. Lamboley presiding. Pehl, found in a Juda alley, faces possible probation revocation if convicted.
Arthur W Hintzman 70 Brodhead died last evening at St Clare hospital after a five week illness due to heart condition Entered hospital June 18 He was born March 6 1878 in Brodhead son of William F and Christina Coplien Hintzman He married Roe Brobst February 6 1901 They farmed in Spring Grove Missouri Decatur and Brodhead He is survived by his wife two sons Clifford and Arthur J a daughter Lela Stone five grandchildren four sisters and two half brothers Funeral services will be at Everson funeral home Brodhead Thursday at 2 Rev F W Huebner officiating Greenwood cemetery
Mrs John Bruni was appointed chairman to head the day nursery project at the Green County Fair during the Girl Scout Council meeting last night in the Lincoln School scout room. Senior scouts from three troops will assist, and space is donated by the fair association. Mrs Paul Snowden was elected publicity chairman to fill a vacancy left by Mrs W G Renee who moved to Iowa. The council will not meet in August.
Funeral rites for Arlie John Isely of Washington township were conducted at 2 PM at Shriner Neushwander funeral home. Rev. P. C. Kehle of St. John s Evangelical and Reformed church officiated with interment at Greenwood cemetery. Pallbearers included Ralph Isely Bernard Gavigan James O Connor Arthur Durtschi Alvin Durtschi and John Grossen.
Immigration Minister Arthur Calwell announced that President Truman promised full support for Australia to obtain more ships to bring about 200000 displaced persons. Australia has decided to match the American decision to resettle displaced persons as permanent settlers.
Helena voters go to the polls in Montana's primary with races for one U S senator two U S representatives and numerous state offices including 24 district judges 28 state senators 90 state representatives and local positions on the ballot.
Numerous residents from Woodford Milwaukee Footville Madison Janesville Beloit Monroe Darlington Waukegan Shullsburg Decatur Illinois report visits and trips. Notables include Dr. John A. Schindler traveling to Pittsburgh and families vacationing in Spirit Lake Iowa and Eagle River Wisconsin.
The column lists residents traveling between Clarno Freeport Monticello Janesville Beloit and Lead Mine along with relatives visiting. Names include Vernon Lichtenwalner Mrs W W Blossom Joseph Schmidekamp William Elliott Marian Niffenegger Mrs Harold Figi Joe Johnson Roy Robb Mrs John Burkhard Mary Guider LeRoy Knapp and others with trips to Chicago Beloit Freeport and Apple River Canyon.
Mrs. Benjamin Meichtry, a surgical patient at St. Clare hospital since July 5, has been discharged to Masshardt Nursing Home for convalescence. The release occurred this morning.
Children’s story hour scheduled for tomorrow morning at 9 30 a m at Ludlow Memorial Library.
Madison reports a barely steady opening for Wisconsin American cheese with dull trading. Prices listed include single daisies at 52 to 53 cents and longhorns at 52 to 54 cents per pound.
The air force announced the procurement of 266 new training aircraft to be built by North American Aviation, Inc. in Los Angeles. The order signals a major expansion of pilot training capacity and aligns with defense modernization goals.
The five Western European powers Britain France Holland Belgium and Luxembourg meet in The Hague to discuss a go slow approach to the Berlin crisis. They deem the situation extremely grave and consider uniting their armed forces into a common defense with possible American military backing.
Governor Alfred E. Driscoll ordered the reactivation of New Jersey's civilian defense program. The wartime plan will be set up on a standby basis under the state Department of Defense.
The 4 H executive committee met in the courthouse and set August 25 for the Annual 4 H Camp Day at Recreation Park. Co chairs named Mrs Ludwig Signer and Mrs Ray Dye. attendees include Albany president Mrs Marvin Malkow and county agents Mamie Tillema Myron Jeglum Kenneth Slocum.
A coroner's inquest into the death of Rudolph Kaderly is scheduled for 1 30 tomorrow afternoon in the circuit court room. Coroner Herman Stuessy announced. The six man jury will hear testimony on the three car accident that fatally injured Kaderly Saturday night July 10.
Detroit reports a Ford strike action hinges on a new conference between Ford Motor Co and CIO United Auto Workers representatives. Both sides agreed to meet after the UAW executive board unanimously authorized a walkout.
A telegraphed appeal from UAW President Walter P. Reuther to Henry Ford II sparked immediate acceptance for further sessions. The renewal follows a breakdown of negotiations on July 14 involving about 116,000 Ford workers, signaling a possible quick resumption of talks.
Milwaukee attorney Louis A. Dahlman died at his home aged 72 after a half century of practice. He was the father of Mrs. Jane Dahlman Ickes, wife of former Interior Secretary Harold L. Ickes. Dahlman was a University of Wisconsin Law School graduate.
Elmer L. Ivey, who helped convict Al Capone and numerous other tax evaders, dies at his Shadyside Maryland summer home from a heart attack. The former head of treasury law enforcement agencies was 60.
Milwaukee Mayor Frank P. Zeidler and Fire and Police Commission Chairman August Reisweber prepared to investigate the police force. A Milwaukee Journal story alleged policy wheels flourish in the sixth ward and that numbers operators had bought protection from some officers. Zeidler said he had evidence of something wrong in the department.
Twenty three Polish Boy Scouts drowned as two boats capsized in high waves off Gydnia while on a Baltic coast summer colony outing. The tragedy involved members of a youth camp and prompted rescue and mourning responses.
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