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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1946
Page
6
Daily Record notes warmer weather for tonight and Wednesday with temperatures ranging around the mid forties to low fifties, Phoenix tops the nation at 103, Traverse City records 38 as the coldest. Almance entry lists June 4, 1966 with sunrise at 4 25 and sunset at 7 31.
Mae Louise Hood transfers a small parcel in bik 7 as a Payne donation to Jerome H and Marguerite Schwaiger in Monroe. P C and Mabel O Hunt transfer in it 3 bik 2 Rmeside addition, Monroe to Harvey J Zimmerman. Clayton D and Florence H Hall transfer the east half of its 5 and 7 bik 75 to Ross. Withey to Bongiorno a 232 acre farm in secs 18 19 Albany township.
County Court in Monroe yesterday afternoon fined Paul C. Brandt and McConnell Sr. $100 plus costs after he was found guilty of stealing satire and rim over the prior weekend. Brandt pleaded guilty.
Marriage license notice lists Wilbert E. Stauffer of Mount Pleasant and V Kiassy of New as applicants. The item records a regional clerks office filing but provides limited details beyond names and locations.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wafzger of Juda route 1 welcome a daughter on June 3. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hawkin of Gratiot announce a son born June 4.
The list presents patients and procedures including surgical and medical cases with names and addresses across Beloit Brodhead Monroe Belleville and Darling ton. Dismissals include Carol K Pryce J Roy Kundert and Mrs Earl Cleveland.
The Daughters of Immanuel held their annual spring picnic at Freeport with 46 members attending. Members rode by car to a park, enjoyed lunch, games, boating, and a Krip craft event led by Mrs. Evelyn Hartwig.
Mr and Mrs L Babler Mr and Mrs Myron Babler and Mr and Mrs John Kubly attended a birthday party for Burnette Kubly at the Kubly home near Brodhead last night. A lunch was served.
Mr and Mrs Jacob Stauffacher and family of West Allis have returned home after spending the holiday weekend in Monroe.
The 32nd Infantry Division pursued a brutal campaign in the Pacific, crossing the Driniumor and retaking ground near Aitape. It then landed on Morotai, moved to Hollandia, and participated in Biak and Leyte operations, breaking Yamashita Line. In Luzon it fought at Lingayen Gulf, Villa Verde Trail, and supported the final mopping up as Japan capitulated.
The list includes Streiff, Joyce Zwickey of New Glarus and groups from Spring Grove Round Grove and Washington Juniors along with many other delegates from towns like Brooklyn Clarno Monroe and Juda. The Lake Geneva camp delegates feature Capes and clubs such as Classy Clubbers Home Ec and Jolly Juniors with leaders like Ruth Foulker Marian Niffenegger and Carol Clark.
The 1946 telephone directory for Albany Blanchardville Juda Monticello and Monroe areas is now available. The book omits advertising pages around subscriber tables and marks Monroe area subscribers separately. Several residence numbers have been changed and users are urged to verify numbers before calling.
William Goodrich travels to Beloit on business. Many residents wintered in Madison, Milwaukee, Janesville, Rockford, and other cities. Notable names include Strahm, Shager, Martin, Neubauer, Babler, Ashby, Ruegsieger, Hawkinson, Jegerlehner, Asmus, Smith, Angliker, Ganshert, Benkert, Betz, Senn, Willis Lee Rowald, Senn Jr. and Sr., and numerous family visits and graduations noted.
A flood of visitors and shoppers from South Wayne Juda Rockaway Argyle and beyond filled Monroe area activity with many taking day trips. People from Madison Freeport Chicago and Pittsburgh were seen visiting relatives, attending gatherings, and calling on friends across towns including Beloit Shullsburg Rockford Evansville and New Glarus over the period.
Philip Dederick son of Mr and Mrs Harley E Dedrick of Freeport has earned the Ann Louise Raymond foreign traveling scholarship worth 1500 dollars from the Art Institute of Chicago. A four year standout pupil he studied at the institute while a graduate of Freeport High School. His father formerly lived in Brodhead and his mother is the former Stella Bilse of Monroe. He is nephew of Mrs Hattie Bilse Stauffacher.
Red Cross field representative Kathryn Fitzpatrick meets Green County officers in Monroe to discuss contracting chairmen for Midwest nursing activities. About 50 Wisconsin locker plant operators gathered in Monroe for an OPA rule briefing at the Eugene hotel. only Robert E Davenport attended from outside the area.
Gregor Halverson a Rock County parolee was arrested by Madison police on a charge of cashing a worthless check in Brooklyn as reported by the Green County OS department.
The clock tower face at Green County Court House is being repainted by two Janesville workmen. The tower cornices are also receiving a fresh coat of paint.
Miss Frieda Durtschi is appointed to the switchboard operator post at St. Clare Hospital. She assumes duties overseeing patient lines, directory calls, and hospital communications.
A collision in the 1700 block of 10th Street near the Commercial and Savings bank involved Mrs. Rudy Hess of Monroe and William A. Leck of Winslow New Jersey. No injuries were reported and both vehicles sustained only light damage.
Pvt. Merlin Rufer son of Mr and Mrs Carl Rufer of route 2 Monticello has been stationed at the replacement depot at Fort Lawton Seattle. He previously served with the armored training service at Ft. Knox Kentucky.
The state releases figures from the regular monthly water tests showing parameters and compliance status. Data cover levels of contaminants, treatment efficacy, and overall safety grades across monitored facilities. Officials emphasize continuous monitoring to safeguard public water supplies.
The Laboratory of Hygiene reports tests received by George Schneider confirm water from the city four wells provides Monroe with a safe supply.
A public hearing on the petition of Paul F. Rufenacht and others requests rezoning from residential to business district in the Evans addition. The hearing occurs at 7:30 tonight in city hall during the regular city council meeting.
Fred Simpson arrived back from Hayward with his brother Roy Simpson and a group of Argyle FFA students after a week of camping. Roy Simpson teaches vocational agriculture at Argyle.
Mr and Mrs C C Brainard Mr and Mrs Fred L Kohli Priscilla Kohli and Frederic Kohli attended the Lone Rock funeral today for Mrs Abby Carswell sister of Mrs Brainard. Mrs Carswell died at her home in Fort Madison Iowa.
Not Roderick son Melvin C Beck of Phoenix Arizona whose marriage to Leah Steward of Rockford was solemnized Saturday evening by Judge Harold J Lamboley is not the son of Mrs Agnes Roderick of Twin Grove as mentioned in Monday's Times.
The order calls discharged navy men and volunteers to be ready for active duty on merchant ships if needed. It notes deck radio and engineering experience are especially in demand. Two and a half line excerpt indicates the report of pacing or time.
Since last August, one million men have been released from the navy. Stations and fleet commanders must report within 24 hours on how many hold cargo handling and stowing skills. Ex sailors won’t be called to active duty now, but volunteers stand ready if the CIO seamen and dock workers strike continues. A government official suggested halting demobilization of sailors with merchant ship valuable experience.
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