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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1946

Page

5

Pairings Set For Match Play Golf Tournament

The annual handicap match play at the country club opens Wednesday with 132 local golfers in four flights. Top players draw as challengers. first-round matches must start by June 16. Complete pairings list includes Rev. Kehle, Bud Riffle, Harold Heiman, and many others, with handicaps from 0 to 33.

Bud Riffle Eddie Goecks Harold Heiman John Wagner Delbert Share Chester Becker H. M. Place RA. F. Marty Dr. Caradine Wallace Miller Dr. Baumle Don Lovelace W. W. Francis H. W. Gordon Alvin Babler J. H. Figi H. P. Olson G. L Roland Etter Ray Bast Edwin T H. Fritz Jr R. E. Erickson C. H. Ferguson LaRoy Dodge Tony Portman Dr. W. B. Gangi R. W. Bahr Robert Kohli R. F. Burmeister C. E. Ashby Eddie Pickett S. A. Freen Bob Stuart A. F. Borgrien William Bauman Ralph Stauffacher R. H. Schoonover R. Kubly T. F. Manana Robert Goetz Bene Wes Ones Toca Glen Stauffacher C. F. Kempfert D. W. Crandell Everett Keel Bill L. G. Forcade Mathias Paul Rufee Fred Feutz Harvey E. O. Evans Fred Kundert C. W.karlen S. Hanson N. E. Bear E. R. Johnson Vic Carson Bert Bacon Dave Bennet W. F. Bertram Louis Stauffacher Arthur ©. Benkett C. J. Schwinger Paul Dommers P. J. Lochner HE. Lanz Duke Etter Red Weuthrich Doran Zwygart A. P. Larson Brooks Dunwiddie RR. Buehler Minor Anderson John PfaeMi Mahlberg Russell Prien William Tschanz Howard Steimman Eugene DeVoe Miles Pember Paul Rufenacht Ken Bauman Gien Kubly Forest Kubly W. Brown R. Kittleson C. H. Snively Alvin Kubly

Soil Conservation Leaders to 4 State Conclave in Dubuque

A seven member Wisconsin soil conservation committee will join representatives from Minnesota Iowa and Wisconsin at a four state conference in Dubuque on Friday to discuss growing pest control interests and plan meeting agendas Noble Clark chairs the Wisconsin delegation with M F Schneers Paul Weis Mie Ward and George Ny among those listed in the Madison group

Madison Wisconsin Dubuque Minnesota Iowa Noble Clark M. F. Schneers Madi- Paul Weis Waunakee Mamie Ward Durand George Ny

Softball Play Officially Opens Next Monday Night

Monroe announces the amateur softball season opener next Monday night at Recreation Park with practice games under lights this week. A Thursday night committee heads meeting will finalize details in the circuit court room.

Monroe Recreation Park Circuit Court

Grand Circuit Choice Delivers Erratic Show at Roosevelt

Pershing Hanover owned by Florence E. Drew of Augusta Me. won the first heat in the featured grand circuit trotting event at Roosevelt Raceway last night. The Maine colt led in both heats but broke gait at the start of the mile final, finishing eighth to Troop Carrier. Feder from L A Wathen and son stable of Fort Fairfield Me. took second money in both heats while Troop Carrier driven by Henry Thomas was fifth in the first heat.

Westbury N. Y Pershing Hanover Florence E. Drew Augusta Roosevelt Raceway Troop Carrier Maine Feder L. A. Wathen and Son Fort Fairfield Henry Thomas

Injuries Sideline Key Tigers Players In Nationals Win

Hoot Evers Ed Mayo and Stubby Overmire sidelined to 10 days to two weeks after injuries in a Washington game. Evers broken jaw, Mayo chest and thigh, both carried from field. Ferriss, Kennedy and White pick up decisions as standings shift.

Associated Press Hoot Evers Eddie Mayo Stubby Overmire Evers Mayo Griffith Stadium Washington Dutch Leonard Barney McCosky Tiger Ferriss Overmire Ino Nats Bill Kennedy Senators Tigers Hal White Detroit Boston Chicago White Sox Dave Boo) Ferriss Red Sox Pale Hose Joe Dobson New York Yankees St. Louis Browns Clarence Marshall Nelson Potter Stadium Gang Bostonians Cleveland Philadelphia Shibe Park Athletics Dick Fowler Mel Ott New York Giants Cardinals St. Louis Willard Marshall Buddy Blattner Giants Phillies Pittsburgh Andy Seminick Brooklyn Cincinnati

Monticello social notices span Madison Monroe visits

Monticello society roundups list Mrs. O. D. Curtis and others visiting in Madison and Monroe. Various couples and families attend commencements at Wisconsin, alumni meetings June 9, and local gatherings at the University of Wisconsin and Madison venues. multiple families from Footville Beloit Monroe New Glarus attend events and visit kin across Wisconsin.

Pagel and Roethlisberger Family Visit Home

Pagel of Freeport visited his parents Mr. and Mrs William Pagel. Miss Delmar Roethlisberger of Madison visited her home here. Mrs Charles Niles and son Charles Jr of Monroe called on Mr and Mrs Roswell S Richards.

Ruth Vic Kubly Alvin Ott New Glarus Gilbert Dettwiler Jeanette Lois John Elmer Robert D. Taylor Berkeley Ill Robert Caldwell Zwingli Church A. R. Achtemeier William Meier John Meier Sr Paoli Oscar Losey Monroe Albert Knobel Emily Jordan Paul Veenie Clarence Wittwer Albert Crouch Adam Schuler Wilbert Wittwer Madison Alfred Voegels Ewald Babler Shirley Louise Dwight Zweifel Bobby Jimmy David Gary Adolph Rindy Primrose Robert Wild Fred Wild Elaine Belleville Lydia Voegels Richard Caroline Audrey Mae Wichser Norma Christen Pleasant Raymond Gessler Larry Eugene Henry Gessler C. M. Stauffer Fred Roethlisberger Jacob Voegels Emanuel Streiff Glen Showers Sylvia Rindy Herbert Doris Curtis O. D. Curtis O. D. Curtis. Miss Curtis Mary Duffy Muscoda Roswell S. Richards Kathleen Dorothy

South Wayne School Closes for Summer With Graduation Speaker

South Wayne closes for summer vacation last week as 24 graduates receive diplomas with Dr. Dale E. Welch as speaker. Miss Jeanne Simmons and Eileen Deetz are honored seniors. Local residents and visitors from Monroe Chicago Madison Rockford Cincinnati and Rockford appear in attendance or are noted in nearby reports.

South Wayne School Dale E. Welch Jeanne Simmons Eileen Deetz William Fuller Monroe Roberts Bosshart Chicago Frank Ganshert D. M. Harvey Julia Graham Frank Wehinger Clarence Homb M. Wehing

Browntown Social Notes Include Family Visits

Mrs C L Crago and the Farmers East visited Mrs Sadie Mayer in Lena. John and Charley Coryell visited their brother Frank Coryell who is a patient at St. Clare hospital.

Farmer’ East Sadie Mayer Lena John Charley Coryell Frank Coryell St. Clare Hospital

Milk Set Aside for Military and Relief Purchases

The agriculture department ordered evaporated milk producers to reserve 60 percent of June output for government purchase to secure supplies for military services and foreign relief. Civilian availability is expected to exceed 50 million cases, above 48 million last year.

Washington Agriculture Department Department

Enlist in the Regular Army Ground Forces

The offer promotes joining the Regular Army Ground Forces with a claim that over 750,000 have enlisted and a goal of reaching one million. It urges visiting local Army Camps Posts or Recruiting Stations to learn about the 200 skills and trades available and career prospects.

U. S. Army

172 Golfers Enter National Open Two Badgers Qualify

A field of 172 golfers qualified for the National Open at Cleveland June 13 15 from an original 1178 entries. Ninety seven pros and 33 amateurs advanced after 36 holes with 42 more not required to qualify joining the field. Ed Porky Oliver led sectional qualifying with 69 67 136 at Philadelphia. The event marks the first Open since 1941.

New York Cleveland Canterbury Porky) Oliver Wilmington Del Philadelphia Manufacturers Golf & Country Club Fort Worth Pearl Harbor

Wisconsin Players Qualify for National Open in Chicago Test

Jim Milward of Madison and Wilford Wehrle of Racine were the only Wisconsin entrants to advance in the Chicago district 36 hole test. Milward shot 75 76 151 and Wehrle 75 77 152 to win spots in Cleveland next week at Medinah Country Club where par is 71 on the 6929 yard No 3 course.

Chicago Jim Milward Madison Wilford Wehrle Racine Wisconsin Milward Wehrle Cleveland Medinah Country Club

Kingbird Bravado Is Shown Against Hawks and Eagles

A kingbird pursues hawks, crows, and even eagles yet flees when confronted by a tiny hummingbird, illustrating surprising fear in the bird world.

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