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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1948
Page
8
Real Estate Transfers in Green County and Monroe Area
Mena R. Focus to Koy C. Fenske a half interest in section 28 Spring Grove with five acres excluded. Carlton E. Ashby transfers to E. L. Nifenegger land block 12 Payne donation Green County Monroe. Possession set for Aug 1. Bruce M. Blum to James Quinn parcel It 123 Lybrand donation Monroe city. John M. Elmer and Ruth Heller to Henry Heller lot 35 Monroe township. Frederick T. Goecks to Joseph E. Kesler lots 12 and 14 block 8 Andricks add Monroe city. C A Holsinger to Julius Studer lot 100 Lybrands donation Green County Monroe city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
mena _r
Koy C. Fenske
Spring Grove
Carlton E. Ashby
E. L. Nifenegger
Payne
Green County
Monroe
Bruce M. Blum
James Quinn
Lybrand
City of
John M. Elmer
Ruth Heller
Henry Heller
Monroe Township
Frederick T. Goecks
Joseph E. Kesler
Andrick
C. A. Holsinger
Julius Studer
Justice Cases: Baertschi and Chesebro Citations
Court records show Baertschi of route 1 Argyle cited for improper use of a temporary instruction permit with $10 and costs. Allen Chesebro of 1923 5th Street cited for no driver's license with $20 and costs. Justice L A Koenig presides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wwaine
Marriage Licenses Listed for 2018 in Local Townships
Joassuspoun of Washington township and Fredrick Ovall Sweeney of Argyle are issued license papers. Phyllis Anne Johnson of Monroe and Norman Edward Watson of Montreal appear in the same notice as couples authorized to wed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joassuspoun
Washington Township
Fredrick Ovall Sweeney
Argyle
Phyllis Anne Johnson
Monroe
Norman Edward’ Watson
Montreal
Albany Woman Appointed Executrix in Peckham Estate
A Albany woman has been named executrix of the estate of her father George T. Peckham who died May 19. The will dated August 22, 1987 leaves granddaughter Arlene Jane Peckham $1000 and the balance to four children Everett Lester and others in Albany and Harleigh Boscobel, subject to widow’s life use. Appraisers named are Thomas M. Dunphy, Robert F. Smiley and Edward Killingstad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seome
Bruni-Miller Construction Fined In County Court
Monroe firm Bruni-Miller Construction was fined five dollars and costs on two counts for no tax and overload. Judge Harold J. Lamboley presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruni-Miller Construction Company
Monroe
Harold J. Lamboley
St Clare Hospital Surgery and Medical Notices
Listing of patients undergo operations at St Clare Hospital including Otto A Pehl 1808 Shan Noble Or Accidents 39 Brodhead Olaf Olson 7 Brodhead Norma Lois Ripple 6 Route 1 Belleville Tonsillectomy Edward M Einbeck 2005 6th Street Linda Lou Deemer 500 18th Avenue Mrs Jesse Olson South Wayne Maurice Jewell Jr Brodhead Thomas Hefty Route 3 Medical Mrs Edward Haber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto A. Pehl
Shan Noble
Brodhead
Olaf Olson
Norma Lois Ripple
Route 1
Belleville
Edward M. Einbeck
6Th Street
Lindalou Deemer
18Th Avenue
Jesse Olson
South Wayne
Maurice Jewell Jr
Thomas Hefty
Route 3
Edward Haber
Schindler Heads Angle Monroe Youth Council 1948
Carol Schindler was elected president of the Angle Monroe youth center council for 1948. Officers include Mary Barbara Hess as vice president Jane Anderson secretary James Forbes treasurer and Delores Meyer cleanup chair. Members span freshmen to seniors with hours set across weekdays weekends and bad weather slots. Rev. D Andrew Howey will supervise until June 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Schindler
Angle, Monroe
New Youth Council
Mary Barbara
Hess
Jane Anderson
James Forbes
Delores Meyer
Mary Barbara Hess
Eugene Quinn
Sam Hogan
Carol ‘Schindler
Sybil’ Blumer
Louis Shelton
Clara Goodrich
Jack Andereck
Ben Blaser
Barbara Boyd
Carol Schwingel
William, Beach
Jack Marvin
19 South Wayne Youth Graduate at Darlington
Ten South Wayne eighth graders received county exerts Darlington Tuesday. The group includes Betty Lou Chapman Joann Maurer Judith Krupke Joan Olson Mary Arnot Ruth Swenson Orville Swanson Norbert Durgit Charles Montgomery and H Krebs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Wayne
Darlington
Betty Lou Chapman
Joann Maurer
Judith Krupke
Joan Olson
Mary Arnot
Ruth Swenson
Orville Swanson
Norbert Durgit Charles Montgomery
H. Krebs
Howe-Egli couple wed in Freeport Friday
Miss Carol Howe and Walter F. Egli were reported married in Freeport on Friday. The couple are on a short wedding trip in the state. Mr. Egli is employed by Kane and Stautfacher. Arabs and Jews fighting in Palestine paused as UN mediator Count Folke Bernadotte set a four week cease fire in Cairo. The Security Council in Lake Success urged an armistice accepted by both sides. Names of local dismissals listed include Shan Noble Owen Schmitz and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe-Egli
Carol Howe
Stanley W. Howe
Walter F. E
Mary Egli
9Th Street
Freeport
Eglis
Kane and Stautfacher
Cairo
Palestine
United Nations
Folke Bernadotte
U. N. Security Council
Lake Success
N. Y
Israe
Arab League
Holy Land
Personal Notices From Monroe and Surrounding Areas
A series of social notes reports visitors and travelers including Mr. and Mrs. Lee Phillips of Brodhead in Monroe, Mrs. Sara Schuh from Los Angeles visiting Mrs. Anna Schuh, and Helen Sturzenegger staying in Beloit with relatives. Also listed are trips to Madison, Milwaukee, and Chicago, family visits for Memorial day, and mentions of graduation at Stout Institute and Northland College events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Phillips
Brodhead
Monroe
Sara Schuh
Los Angeles
Calif
Anna Schuh
Helen Sturzenegger
Beloit
Herman L. Schindler
Adi
Bernard Gibbons
Violet Wilkinson
Madison
R. E. Bacon
17Th Avenue
Texas
Mexico
Wilbert Ott
Fred Beach
Fredericktown
Fred “McNutt
Robert Rosa
Han ‘Old Snively
Anton Motz
Robert DeVoe
University of Wisconsin
Richard Stauffacher
Milwaukee
Daniel Schober
Otto' Schober
E. H. Schober
Joseph Emmenegger
Edward Emmenegger
Chicago
Joseph
Willi
Evans
Argyle
O. N. Johnson
Peter
Ashland
Northland College
Johnson
Jean Anne
Henry Leuzinger Jr
Chester Crooks
Monticello
Hazel Green
Arthur — Birkett
Bernard Staver
Leuzinger
Blanchardle
Florence Stearns Griffin
Willard Bird
Miami Fla
Lookout Mountain
Planning Commission to review Waelti-Quinn subdivision
The city planning commission will meet at 7:30 next Tuesday to take initial action on the Waelti-Quinn subdivision. The 6.33 acre site with 24 building lots lies on 23rd avenue east of 17th street and north of 18th street. The panel will also consider closing an alley between 19th and 20th avenues off 11th street and a stub continuation of 11th avenue north of 15th street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City, Planning Commission
Anj
Waelti-Quinn
G. S. Sose
23Rd Avenue
17Th Street
18Th Street
Frank A. Buehler
19Th
20Th Avenues
Sth
11Th Avenue
15Th Street
Scherer to Attend Banff Conference With Winnipeg Visit
Scherer and Mrs Scherer will fly to Banff Alberta Canada to attend the International Credit conference next week. He is director at large of the National Retail Credit association and chairs the hospitals and professional group meeting there. He will also visit the Winnipeg clinic on Friday and return in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stalyia m. ocuErer
Wum
Monroe Clinic
International Credit Conference
Banff
Alberta
Canada
Winnipeg
Scherer
Sociation
Funeral for Fred Brawand Held with Six Brothers-in-Law as Pallbearers
Six brothers-in-law served as pallbearers at the funeral of Fred Brawand. Rites were at 2 pm at Shriner Neushwander Funeral Home with Rev. Paul C. Kehle of St. John's Evangelical and Reformed Church officiating. Burial followed in Greenwood Cemetery. Casket bearers were Joe Lehr, August Lehr, William Lehr, John Lehr, Max Lehr and Ernest Lehr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Brawand
Shriner-Neushwander
Paul C. Kehle
St. John’s Evanglical and Reformed Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Joe
August
William
John
Max
Ernest Lehr
Meier Builds Cottage for Hale Family in South Wayne
Mr and Mrs William Meier are constructing a cottage north of their home in South Wayne. The La Verne Hale family will reside there upon completion with Mr Hale employed by Mr Meier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Wayne
William Meier
la Verne Hale
Hale
Mr. Meier
Chicken theft report from Herman Plantikow farm
Herman Plantikow of route 1 reports the theft of 80 to 100 white Leghorn hens from the farm night of June 1. Sheriff’s department investigating the suspected poultry theft with farm records checked for missing birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Plantikow
Route 1
Sheriff's Department
Redecorating Started In Circuit Court Room
Interior work proceeds with a first coat finished and a second light green to blend with tan and scroll work in the courthouse ceiling. The family of the late Emil W Stauffacher asks friends to omit funeral flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Emil W. Stauffacher
Adv
Local Notices Include Job Placement and Permits
The clipping lists Kathryn Chambers of Juda to work at a clinic pharmacy this summer and enroll at Stout Institute in Menomonie after graduating Juda High School. Ernest C. Waeffler, Crown Swiss Dairy distributor, received a permit to deliver milk in Belmont with his family present. Dr. Arthur J. Schindler remained in critical condition at a state hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Chambers
Juda
Stout Institute
Menomonie
Juda High School
Ernest. C. Waeffler
Crown Swiss Dairy
Belmont
Arthur J. Schindler
al Ate Hospital
Darlington Seeks Hospital Aid Under Wisconsin Plan
The late board of health urges Darlington residents to apply for hospital construction funds. About 973000 dollars will be available after July 1 for distribution next year under a Wisconsin program requiring two dollars local match per federal dollar. Plans for a 300000 dollar hospital with 100000 from subscriptions and similar federal and county bonds faced an attorney general ruling that the county bond issue was illegal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Wisconsin
Attorney General's Office
Paraguay Army Deposes President Morinigo
The Paraguayan army ousted President Higinio Morinigo after an eight year rule. Chief Justice Juan Manuel Frutos becomes provisional president awaiting inauguration of Juan Natalicio Gonzales, who was elected in February with a single candidate ballot. Shirley DeLorimier was in Madison on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paraguay
Wp Ie
Higinio Morinigo
Morinigo
Juan Manuel Frutos
Juan Natalicio Gonzales
Gonzales
Shirley DeLorimier
Madison
Miss Barlow Reigns at UW Senior Ball 1947
Miss Virginia Barlow of Monticello will be queen of the University of Wisconsin Senior Ball on June 15 with Ed Mills of Milwaukee as king. Barlow, a Stephens College graduate and part time UW student, and Mills, a former varsity basketball player, headline the event. Also noted: two million tons of rail steel produced in 1947 for American railroads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Barlow
Virginia Barlow
J. W. Barlow
Monticello
University of Wisconsin
Ed Mills
Milwaukee
Ephens College
Columbia
Mills
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Steve Canyon
Canyon
Steve Canyon Flight
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Ae Onkerts
Mormon
Frank Dye Jr
25Th Avenue
Jake W. Ruefner Jr
26Th Avenue
13Th Street
Pat Knaack
Charmer
Bobbie Brooks
Harvey S. Stauffacher
White Block
America
Charles B. Marvin
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