Weather forecast for July 25 1949 edition
Partly cloudy with local thunder showers in the north and central portions tonight and Tuesday. Warm and humid tonight and Tuesday, with slightly cooler readings in the northwest portion Tuesday.
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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1949
Page
8
Weather Recap and Extremes Report
Last week highs reached 89 and lows did not fall below yesterday's 72. Yesterday at 1 p m the high was 92 and the low 72. Year ago today the high was 78 and the low 63. Barometer stood 29.55 at 1 am and 29.52 at 1 pm. Yuma Arizona recorded the warmest day at 107 while San Francisco California registered the coldest at 54. Sunrise was at 4 44 and sunset at 7 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Yuma
Ariz
San Francisco
Real Estate Transfers in New Glarus and Monroe Areas
Listings show transfers including John G. Duerst to John Klossner of N% of lots 7 and 8 in M Stuessy’s addition New Glarus. Fred J. Marty to Jr. School Dist No 1 New Glarus with outlots 85 and 86. Gerald Poss of Lawrence L. Kitchen, N 10 ft of Lot 7 in Davis Becker add Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Duerst
John Klossner
M Stuessy
New Glarus
Fred J. Marty
Gerald Poss
Lawrence
County Court Fines in Fraudulent Hunting License Case
Judge Harold J. Lamboley fines George Kielland of Chicago fifty dollars plus costs on a nolo contendere plea to fraud in obtaining a hunting license. Ernest Bear of Monroe is charged with desertion and willful neglect of wife and four minor children. sentence withheld until October, ordered to pay sixty dollars a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold J. Lamboley
George Kielland
Chicago
Ernest Bear
Monroe
Local Justice Dockets Share Fraud and Fine News
Justice L A Koenig and George Kjelland of Chicago bound over to county court on a fraud charge for obtaining a hunting license. Alfonso Goepfert of Browntown found guilty of speeding, fined $12 plus costs. Buddie B Mitchell of Madison held on a state vagrancy charge, three days in county jail at hard labor. DeWitt Talmadge Stuart age 58 of South Wayne. Lyle Stubbe 20 of Cedarville. Mr and Mrs Raymond Beck of New Glarus announce a son born July 24. Mr and Mrs Albert Elmer of New Glarus announce a daughter born July 23. Mr and Mrs Ernest Steiman Winslow announce a daughter born July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice L. A. Koenig
George Kjelland
Chicago
Alfonso Goepfert
Browntown
Buddie B. Mitchell
Madison
Raymond Beckwith
New Glarus
Albert Elmer
Ernest Steiman
Winslow
Summer Band Work To Close Next Week
Director Allan F. Barnard says the summer music program ends soon with final rehearsals for senior and junior bands and orchestras. Concerts are planned for Friday and Saturday afternoons at the Fair Grounds, followed by instrument repairs and cataloging in August. New members joined during the summer rehearsals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan F. Barnard
Fairgrounds
Errors Cost Luicks Contest at Freeport
The Luick ice cream softball team fell 19 12 to Sani tary Laundry at Freeport Saturday night. Bob Gibbons allowed six hits and fanned five but 11 errors and 10 walks doomed Luick s. Don Van Wagenen and Herman Christen led with three hits each including a homer for Christen.
Funeral services held for 89 year old William Smith
William Smith 89 died Friday funeral services were conducted yesterday at 2 p m at Shriner Neushwander funeral home Rev Ralph K Kofoed and Rev Roy Berg Martin town officiated Doran R Zwy gart sang with Mrs Laroy Dodge as accompanist Pallbearers were Brooks J Dunwiddie Elmer J Trickel Robert Benkett Jesse E Goodman Herman Lueck Albert H Stoldt Monroe John Coryell and Charles Coryell Browntown others present included Hawthorne and son Mrs Aarph Neuenschwander and daughter Mrs Arthur Flesher and son John Rodney Cook Mrs Walter Miller Jacob Burkhalter Mary Alice Bobb Edwin Lunda and Phillip Pouland
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Smith
Shriner - Neushwander
Ralph K. Kofoed
Roy Berg
Martintown
Doran R. Zwygart
Laroy Dodge
Brooks J. Dunwiddie
Elmer J. Trickel
Robert Benkett
Jesse E. Goodman
Herman Lueck
Albert H. Stoldt
Monroe
John Coryell
Charles Coryell
Browntown
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Travel
Personal mentions include Miss Judith Thorpe visiting the Fred Curran family in Madison and several Rockford callers. Visits span Burlington, Los Angeles, Spencer Lake Bible camp, and Eagle River with family ties noted. A number attended a funeral in Woodstock and a surprise visit occurred at 1422 21st Street with relatives from Clinton, La and Strong, rk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judith Thorpe
Fred Curran
Madison
Martha Blum
Bertha Todman
Bernadine
Rosie Goebel
Rockford
Gertrude McGinley
Patricia
Burlington
Walter Lehsten
ESA Dairy
Monroe Business Girls
R. H. Lengacher
Los Angeles
Calif
Mary Lengacher
10Th Street
R. V. Grant
18Th Avenue
L. E. Curtis
Spencer Lake
Werner Mellenberger
Earn Mellenberger
Milton Bushan
Frank Klemm
Ole Rood
EU— Mellenberger
Theneral
Charles Netzel
Woodstock
Frank L. Stauffacher
Bernard F. Gibbon
Gregory
William Cullen
Eagle River
Cullen
Stauffachers
Leland Priewe
21St Street
Thomas Norris
Gaston Burns
Milton
June
Clinton
Aubra Harging
Bobby Joe
Strong
Mrs Babich Delivers Daughter Amid Murder Case Fallout
Milwaukee reported Kathleen Birmingham Babich gave birth to a six pound nine ounce girl days after her husband Milton Babich, 19, was convicted of first degree murder in Patricia Birmingham's death. Milton serves a life term in state prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Kathleen Birmingham Babich
Kathleen
Milton Babich
Patricia Birmingham
Pat
Milton
Fugitive from Columbia County Asylum Surrenders in Town
A fugitive from the Columbia county asylum reported to police here last evening claiming he escaped from that institution. He left on July 17 and was sought by Supt. H. A. Horde who came to arrest him today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia County Asylum
H. A. Horde
Vandals Loot Clinic Shrub Display Again
Vandals removed two more round trimmed shrubs from the Monroe Clinic display front. The thefts follow two earlier disappearances and a dirt trail leads around the building. Harold E. Scherer questions replacement while Francis Thorpe denounces the acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Clinic
Harold E. Scherer
Scherer
Francis Thorpe
Social Dinner for Penn Family at Jefferson Township Farm
Mr and Mrs Myron Zimmermann hosted a dinner at the J C Penn farm in Jefferson township for immediate family and the Penn relatives. Attendees included William Penn of Pittsburgh H P Huddlestone Madison F Cromer Houser Arcadia Ray Kundert Monroe and Zimmermanns Myron Robert Lamont and son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myron Zimmerman
J. C. Penn
Jefferson Township
Penn
W. C. Penn
William Penn
Pittsburgh
H. P. Huddlestone
Madison
F. Cromer Houser
Arcadia
Ray Kundert
Monroe
Zimmermanns
Myron Zimmermans
Robert Zimmerman
Lamont Zimmerman
Gardner Was Former Resident of Monroe
Harold Ward Gardner a practicing attorney who died in Denver Colorado was a former resident of Monroe He attended Monroe school His father John Gardner was Green county sheriff about 45 years ago Funeral services were held in Denver and he was cremated His ashes will be buried in Brodhead in the family lot
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Ward Gardner
Denver
Colo
Monroe
John Gardner
Green County
Gardner
Brodhead
Sweeney Car Destroyed By Fire In Argyle
A 1931 car owned by John Sweeney of Argyle burned at 4 30 yesterday afternoon on county trunks. Fire was started by a backfire igniting the vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweeney
John Sweeney
Argyle
Steele couple returns from Lake Superior vacation
Mr and Mrs A R Steele of 1624 11th Street returned Saturday evening from a week long vacation in the Lake Superior region. They visited Ashland Lake Superior and Port Wing. Mr Steele visited boyhood friends and schoolmates at Stevens Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Steele
Lake Superior
Ashland
Port Wing
Mr. Steel
Stevens Point
Olson joins Studer's Super Service as salesman
Melvin T. Olson is associated with Studer's Super Service dealers in farm implements and automobiles. He was formerly the Montgomery Ward farm store manager and will serve as a salesman for Studer's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olson
Studer
Melvin T. Olson
Studer’s
Super Service
Montgomery Ward
EASTERN TRIP OF MRS CHURCHILL AND DAUGHTER
Mrs E N Churchill and daughter Charlotte depart for a three week automobile trip to New England and New Brunswick visiting Boston Bangor Lake Placid and other summer resorts. Miss Churchill serves as librarian for the legislature at Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. N. Churchill
Charlotte
New England
New Brunswick
Canada
Boston
Maine
Lake Placid
Miss Churchill
Legislature
Madison
Local Soldier Enters Grafenwehr Pistol Competition
Cpl. Robert A. Fritz son of Mr and Mrs A Mitchell of 1505 13th Avenue enters the European command small arms contest at Grafenwehr Germany. He competes for individual and team honors as part of the Heidelberg ordinance pistol team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cpl
Robert A. Fritz
Ist
A. Mitchell
13Th Avenue
U. S. Army European Command
Grafenwehr
Germany
Fritz
Heidelberg
Visiting Parents Here
Mr and Mrs John L Norton Jr arrive from Lansing Michigan where he attends the state veterinary science college and she is clinical instructor and supervisor at St Lawrence hospital They visit his parents Mr and Mrs J Leo Norton at 1816 10th street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Norton Jr
Lansing
Mich
Michigan State Veterinary Science College
St. Lawrence Hospital
J. Leo Norton
10Th Street
Westward Departure After Three-Week Visit
Mrs Clarence Christenson of Los Angeles and her aunt Mrs Lillis Connery of Ogden Utah plan to leave on Wednesday returning west after a three week visit with Mrs Minnie Wells, the former's sister, and Mrs Allie Connery, sister in law of the latter. Mrs Christenson will travel as far as Sydney Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Christenson
Los Angeles
Lillis Connery
Ogden
Minnie Wells
Allie Connery
Christenson
Sydney
Neb
Visit Plans Mention Aunt Aiding Theodore Connery in Cody
A fragment notes an aunt planning to visit her son Theodore Connery in Cody Wyoming. The brief hints at family travel plans and location without further detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Connery
Cody, Wyo
Bablers Return From Lake Paya Vacation
Mr and Mrs Alvin H Babler and children David Susan and Joan Hammer have returned from a weeklong vacation at Lake Paya near Lakewood.
Land Case Arguments Taken by County Judge
Judge Harold J. Lamboley of Green county heard Webb Clark case arguments this morning. A decision is expected in a few days. Plaintiff Elsie Webb of Albany seeks to set aside a deed to property at Brodhead. Peterson and Kittelsen of Monroe represented the plaintiff. M. W. Meienburg of Brodhead defended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold J. Lamboley
Green County Court
Webb-Clark
Elsie Webb
Albany
Daisy Clark
Brodhead
Peterson and Kittelsen
Monroe
M. W. Meienburg
State Over the Top For U. S. Bond Drive in Wisconsin
Milwaukee Wisconsin went over the top for the U S Bond Drive as final reports show Wisconsin sold 22 131 000 in bonds. State Chairman Walter Kasten announced the total equals 118 percent of the state quota and an excess of 4 931 000. Only eight counties Shawano Polk Pierce Wausha Iron Barron Sawyer and Dunn missed their quotas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Walter Kasten
Kasten
Shawano
Polk
Pierce
Wausha
Iron
Barron
Sawyer and
Dunn
Beloit lineman linked to dog alert in rescue tale
Clarence Porter, Beloit resident and uncle of Mrs. Arthur L. Johnson, heard a dog barking on a telephone line cut in on his pole during a rescue of Mrs. Ann Hightower. Hightower, prone to fainting spells, was found unconscious but has since recovered and returned home from Beloit Municipal Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur L. Johnson
23Rd Street
Beloit
Johnson
Clarence Porter
Ann Hightower
Mrs. Hightower
Beloit Municipal Hospital
Boston Museum of Fine Arts Showcases Chinese and Japanese Sculpture
The Boston Museum of Fine Arts houses a premier collection of Chinese and Japanese sculpture, regarded as the most important outside Tokyo. The exhibit highlights masterworks and regional styles attracting scholars and visitors alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Museum of Fine Arts
Tokyo
Mother and son held after taxi driver holdup
Chicago police said Mrs. Regina Marczak, 42, and her 17 year old son Jerome planned a holdup after she forced him to promise he would not shoot. They were captured minutes after beating and robbing a taxi driver of 11 50 dollars. The mother said she was penniless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Regina Marczak
Jerome
St Clare Hospital Surgical and Medical Notices
A list from St. Clare Hospital includes names of patients and discharges across surgical and medical departments with residences in Beloit Juda Monroe New Glarus Argyle Clinton Footville Winslow and Brownstown. Several individuals are listed as dismisals with accompanying family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Galliger
Beloit
Samuel Mohns, Jr
Juda
Susan Hamilton
New Glarus
Clarence Falk
Monroe
Goldie Robertson
1603
13Th Avenue
Chester Flanagan
Argyle
August Haessler
Delbert Carey
Floy Gustafson
Rockford
Tony Cernoia
Keith Burrington
Browntown
Perry Albright
1723
13Th Street
Robert Schilt
James Vickers
Winslow
Fred Hobbs
William Silverthorne
Footville
William Aufderhaar
Clinton
Stanley Moffet
Angelo Cernoia
Albin Fangman
Wilbur Zimmerman
Luther Larson
Armin Grunder
Clem Menshiem
Wesley Grenzow
Edward Guagliata
Lavoy Elliot
William Brueggeman
Ervin Pulfrey
Maurice Connors
Duane
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