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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1947
Page
8
Real Estate Transfers Including multiple parcels in Decatur township
Real estate transfers listed include Marvin L. Green to Fred Wise for a Brodhead lot, Susan Grigsby to the city of Monroe for about 2 acres in Monroe township, and Myrtle Wenger with Neil Pryce transferring rights to Melvin Pryce covering multiple parcels totaling 159 acres in Decatur township and SE fraction parcels across sections 10 and 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin L. Green
Fred Wise
City of
Brodhead
Susan Pearl Grigsby
Monroe
Township of
Myrtle Wenger
Neil Pryce
Melvin Pryce
Decatur Township
Albany County Court Case Against Robert Templeton
Robert Templeton of Albany faces a county court claim for failure to stop after a motor vehicle accident. Judge Harold J. Lamboley oversees proceedings and a $10 fine is cited in the readable portion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Templeton
Albany
Harold J. Lamboley
Justice Cases in Eaton Tally Disorderly Conduct Charge
George W. Eaton of route 5 faced a disorderly conduct charge with a $20 fine and court costs. Judge L. A. Koenig presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Eaton
Justice L. A. Koenig
Obituaries Mention Mrs. Jessie Mae Stokes and Albert G Heyerdahl
Mrs. Jessie Mae Stokes, 73, of Orangeville, and Albert G. Heyerdahl, 70, of Orfordville, are noted in this obituary brief. The notice records their ages and residences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Mae Stokes
Orangeville
Albert G. Heyerdahl
Orfordville
McGinnitys of Argyle Welcome Daughter on July 29
Mr and Mrs James McGinnity of Argyle announce the birth of a daughter on July 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
James McGinnity
Argyle
St Clare Hospital Surgical Dismissals List Names
Dismissals include Bernard Thiel Kazmier Trapa Mrs Nattie Hall George Flinton Mrs William Green Mrs Donald Brunnel and Gaughter Mrs Glenn Boss and son Judith Ann Hendrickson Mrs Rosina Marty Jacob Altmann Vernon Schillinger alongside patients from Rockford Blanchardville Brodhead and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Warren
Bennett Handren
Rockford
Henry Knudtson
Blanchardville
Edward Cole
Brodhead
Bernard Thiel
Kazmier Trapa
Nattie Hall
George Flinton
William Green
Donald Brunnel
Gaughter
Glenn Boss
Judith Ann Hendrickson
Rosina Marty
Jacob Altmann
Vernon Schillinger
Albert G Heyerdahl Dies at Orfordville
Albert G. Heyerdahl 70 died at home in Orfordville after a long life in Rock county born March 26 1877 in Avon township He married Maria Knudson in 1899 and lived in Orfordville for many years running a meat market He worked as a rural mail carrier in Beloit 1918 to 1942 and retired to Orfordville Survived by wife a brother Lewis and several nieces and nephews Funeral to be held Friday at 1 30 pm at Everson funeral home and 2 pm at East Luther Valley church with Rev Marcus Lewis officiating Burial in the church cemetery Friends may call Thursday evening
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orfordville
Albert G. Heyerdahl
Mr. Heyerdahl
Avon Township
Rock County
Lauritz
Thora Heyerdahl
Maria Knudson
West Luther Valley Church
Brodhead
Heyerdahls
Beloit
Heyerdahl
Lewis
East Luther Valley Church
Everson Funeral Home
Marcus Lewis
Kids Party at The Angle Promises Colorful Evening
Youth center members plan a Kids party at The Angle this evening with suckers balloons and games including relays cracker eating contests and spin the bottle. Prizes awarded for costumes and funniest attire. Attire required kindergarten clothes. Program starts about 8 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youth Center
Mary Ellen Burkhard
Warren silent on 1948 presidential bid
California Governor Earl Warren would likely back Thomas E. Dewey or another GOP candidate in 1948, with Warren asked by state reporters to pledge support as the convention approached. The former Minnesota governor urged Warren and the California delegation to back the Republican effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ornia
Minnesota
Warren
California
Brewster Hughes lunch fuels airline consolidation debate
Last winter Brewster disclosed a frank lunch with Hughes in a Washington hotel to discuss creating a single US overseas airline under government supervision with private carriers. Senate hearings probe Hughes links, contracting favors, and Kaiser Ferguson clashes over wartime air and steel policy amid calls for broader investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brewster
Hughes
Washington
Bill Brewster
Senate
House
United States
Pan American
TWA
Noah Deitrich
Hughes Tool Company
Senate Group
John Meyer
Dietrich
Meyer
Paris
Ferguson
R-Mich
Secretary of Commerce
Jesse Jones
Howard Hughes
Kaiser
William D. Leahy
Roosevelt
Chad F. Calhoun
White House
Donald Nelson
War Production Board
Leahy
Calhoun
Ferguson Kaiser
Pepper
D-Fla
U.S. Considers New UN Action on Greek Crisis
President Johnson criticized Russia after a U N veto and noted a U N inquiry blamed Yugoslavia Bulgaria and Albania for Greek guerrilla activity. A plan to send individual observers to Greece was discussed but Washington favored keeping the case within the United Nations and pursuing a new Security Council proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. N
Yugoslavia
Bulgaria
Albania
Johnson
Russia
New York
Washington
United Nations
Greece
Security Council
United States
Britain
Albany visitors call on Mrs Duxstad and party
Mrs Kenneth Duxstad and son Bruce Clinton travelled with Mrs Dell Jones Mrs Ira Jones and Bert Spangler to visit in town this afternoon from Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Duxstad
Bruce Clinton
Dell Jones
Ira Jones
Bert Spangler
Albany
Monroe Local Social Notes Move Through Town Areas
Various residents and visitors are listed with brief movements through Monroe and nearby towns. Among those mentioned are Mrs. Mary Leahy Darlington. John Higgins Beloit. Miss Mary Duggan Clinton. W. J. Clark Madison. Mrs. Omar Gibbons Beloit. Miss Norma Waelti and Donna Jean Thomm Madison. Mrs. Arthur Raymond Green Bay. Mrs. Patsy Flannery Argyle. Mrs. Mary Churchill Martintown. Ernie Zumbach Madison. and many others visiting Monroe for business, family visits, or leisure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niles
Mary Leahy
Darlington
J. M. Telfair
Beloit
Monroe
John Higgins
Mary Duggan
Clinton
W. J. Clark
Madison
Omar Gibbons
Times Office
E. C. Merrill
Brodhead
Norma Waelti
Donna Jean Thomm
Charles Ostrander
Richland Center
Arthur Raymond
Marjorie
New Glarus
Will Hartwig
Ruth
Clarence Broege
Arthur Moe
Alta Weeks
E. H. Nelson
Amery
Wisconsin Hydro Electric Company
Ann Everson
Milwaukee
Allen
Vincent Anderson
Fond du Lac
Charles Dietz
R. K. Badger
Erie
Raymond Kubly
Ernie Zumbach
Jeanine
Wisconsin General Hospital
Howard W. Lueck
Browntown
William Guttmer
Winslow
Clifford Kesler
George Salzwedel
Florence Gerber
Cubs
Giants
Chicago
F. H. Hake
Rice Lake
Robert C. Dunn
Hake
County Normal School
Three Lakes
Wis
Pat
Mike
Dick Blanc
Jerry Davis
Margaret Knight
W. J. Knight
Spokane
Wash
Notable visitors and arrivals across multiple towns
Andrew Munson visited Argyle, Charles Deininger stayed in Rockford yesterday, Charles Francis came from Albany today, and William Blum of Monticello was here on business. Reeve B Bokemeier returned from a three week Detroit trip. Mrs. Bokemeier and Miss Theiler spent yesterday in Madison. Fay Unmacht of Rockford stayed as Miss Theiler’s guest. The Stantons of Utica, N Y visited relatives and head to California. Kay Chesebro and spouse returned from Elizabeth Gillum and William Kuhlman wedding in Oshkosh. Gillum family formerly resided in Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Munson
Argyle
Charles Deininger
Rockford
Charles Francis
Albany
William Blum
Monticello
Reeve B. Bokemeier
Detroit
Clara B. Theiler
Madison
Fay Unmacht
R. Stanton
Utica
N. Y
Ann Everson
Marie Greenfelder
Stantons
California
Kay Chesebro
Washington Township
Elizabeth Gillum
William Kuhlman
Oshkosh
Miss Gillum
John E. Gillum
Monroe
Madison Speaker Monroe Townsend Club Pollock Supper
The Madison Speaker Monroe Townsend Club held a polluck supper at Moose Hall with 60 attendees. Dr. Truman Gordon of Madison delivered the main address after the business meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Monroe Townsend
Moose Hall
Truman Gordon
Mother Dies of Davis Woman at 79
Mrs. H. C. Tielkemeier of Davis Illinois died after a five week illness. She was the mother of Miss Viola Tielkemeier of Monroe. Funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Tielkemeier
Davis
Ill
Viola Tielkemeier
Monroe
Son is Born to Freeport Couple at St Marys Hospital
Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Biederman of 639 West Pleasant Street Freeport welcomed a son born Sunday at St. Marys hospital in Freeport. Mrs. Biederman is the former Erma Schenk of Monti cello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. E. Biederman
W. Pleasant Street
Freeport
St. Mary’s Hospital
Window Replaced After Car Crash At Klassy Shop
Plate glass window at the Klassy Shop in Eugene block replaced today after a parked car rolled into the storefront breaking the glass. A bystander, Frank Robinson, was injured in the weekend incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klassy Shop
Eugene Block
Frank Robinson
Dentist Dr. Allen Smith to Take Over Mooney Practice
Dr. Allen Smith, a Northwestern University College of Dentistry graduate, has purchased the late Dr Charles Roger Mooney’s dental equipment and will assume the practice this week in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brodhead
Times Special Service
Allen Smith
Chicago
Charles Roger Mooney
Smith
College of Dentistry
Northwestern University
Evanston, Il
Forehead Lacerations After Klondike Area Car Collision
Mrs. James Jeromiason of Argyle route 1 suffered forehead wounds when the car she rode in collided with another vehicle at a two road intersection two miles north of the Klondike cheese factory yesterday. She was treated at Monroe and released. her husband, the driver, reported a high embankment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Jeromiason
Argyle
Route 1
Klondike
Jeromiason
Monroe
Car Collision On Argyle Route 1 Injures Two
Overhanging branches blocked view of an approaching car driven by Henry Leuzinger on Argyle Route 1. Both vehicles suffered heavy damage. A second collision near 13th Avenue and 12th Street at 12:09 Tuesday involved Mrs. Walter A. Marti and H. W. Mulligan, causing considerable damage to both cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Leuzinger
Argyle Route 1
Walter A. Marti
11Th Street
H. W. Mulligan
18Th Avenue
13Th Avenue
12Th Street
Gladiolus display brightens The Times offices at fair
Sam Hoesly a former employee who grows striking gladioli decorates The Times offices with a rainbow of white purple orange pink and red blooms. He plans to exhibit his flowers at the fair, sharing the colorful display with readers and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TIMES
Sam Hoesly
Hoesly
Fairgoers from Green County home plan split crowds
Residents of the Green county home on Argyle road will attend the opening day of the fair. Women will go to the fairgrounds at 12 30 noon while men go in the morning to fit work later in the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County
Argyle Road
Mills 4 H Club Holds Sunday Tour and Picnic
The Mills 4 H club met at the Earl Peck home Sunday morning for a two hour tour of club members. A picnic dinner followed with recreation. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Elmer Thorson Mr and Mrs Glen Ketchum and son Roger Seffrood Jack Thorson and Eleanor Cannon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills 4-H
Earl Peck
Peck
Elmer Thorson
Glen Ketchum
Roger Seffrood
Jack Thorson
Eleanor Cannon
Merrill High School Section Destroyed by Fire
A 45 year old section of Merrill high school burned in a fire early today causing about 150000 dollars in damages. Fire Chief Walter N. Johnson and officials expect heat smoke and water damage to the new section to run into thousands of dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrills School
Burns Merrill
Merrill High School
Walter N. Johnson
Farmers Donate To Advertising Plan
Green county farmers contributed a prorated butterfat check share in June to fund a nationwide dairy advertising drive by the American Dairy Association. The $1,200,000 budget allocates 75 cents to newspaper and outdoor ads, 10 cents to research, 7 to merchandising, 5 to administration, and 3 to industry promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County
American Dairy Association
Dairy Association
ADA
New Advertising Aims at Women With Monthly Digest
A new advertising era targets women through regular monthly features in leading women's magazines and household publications. Outdoor ads will expand with express-truck posters as a fresh promotional method.
Wisconsin State Fair exhibits and events schedule
The page details a day’s program with 9 am judging of 4-H dress revue and junior department crafts, 10 am crop and weed identification contests, 11 am foods judging, and 1 pm to 4 pm demonstrations in the Wisconsin Power and Light tent. An amphitheater lineup includes harness racing events, platform entertainment, and the 8 pm Stars Under the Skies show featuring the Swiss family Fraunfelder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
Fraunfelder
Watch for Bad Check Artists Warned by Regez
Monroe merchants were urged by District Attorney Rudolph P. Regez to require identification from anyone cashing checks during fair week. He warned that bad check artists have worked in other areas including Darlington and may appear at local events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Rudolph P. Regez
Darlington
Regez
Apple varieties and orange production figures cited
The text promotes McIntosh and Stayman apples for dessert and baking. It notes that the United States produced more than 123 million boxes of oranges this season, indicating large citrus output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
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M. Sone
Onan ‘ Ennienconat
A. A. Anenneee
Iomaseetl
St. Clare Hospital
Eals Highway
Ludlow
Green County Fair
Tracy
Gladiolas Booth
Hoesly Gladiolas Gardens
Monroe Feed and Seed CO
City Hotel
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