Weather Forecast for Lake Michigan Area June 4 1949
Generally fair tonight and Sunday with slightly cooler readings across south and central portions and near Lake Michigan.
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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1949
Page
6
Weather Data Snapshot From Yesterday and Today
The report notes yesterday at 1 PM the highest and lowest readings, barometer at 1 AM 29.62, and city figures including Yuma Arizona near 100 and Boise at 40. Sunrise is 4 24 and sunset 7 33 with a US placement update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
U. S
Yuma
Ariz
Boise
Real Estate Transfers in Mon no Prank Trumpy Area
T Kundert transfers parcels in bik 1 and 2 within the plat of North Clarno Green county to Oscar Han seey bik 8 Emerson and Moulton add city of Mon no Prank Trumpy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Kundert
Oscar Hanseey
Bik
Emerson and
Moulton Add
City of
Monno
Trumpy
Ee Ammann
North Clarno
Green County
Fraudulent vehicle registration fines across several drivers
County Court Judge Harold J Lamboley Harvey F Pelto presided over cases of fraudulent registration. Drivers listed include Perry Simmerson Brule Lester Ralph Pelto Brule Lorene James Pauley Mazomanie Roger Dunwiddie Juda Herman Blum Monroe contractor Russell H Schultz Ellingson Mon roe Frank Kubly Transfer Monroe and Green County Lumber and Fuel Co Monroe each fined amounts ranging from 5 to 20 dollars plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold J. Lamboley
Harvey F. Pelto
Perry Simmerson
Brule
Burnett Bahe
Melvin Waelti
Juda
Herman Blum
Russel H. Shultz
Monroe
Lester Orin Ellingson
Frank Kubly
R. K. Neuenschwander
Green County Lumber and Fuel Co
Justice Cases Involving Koenig And Mace Jr
L A Koenig and Glen J Mace Jr of Freeport faced violations including stop sign violation. Fine set at 15 dollars with 5 dollar costs totaling 20 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice L. A. Koenig
Glen J. Mace Jr
Freeport
Marriage Licenses Issued for Joan Hare and James Disch
Monroe residents Joan Frances Hare and James Leonard Disch obtained marriage licenses in the city. The ceremony details remain to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Frances Hare
James Leonard Disch
Monroe
St Clare Hospital Tonsillectomy Patient List
Hospital note lists patients for tonsillectomy including Kenneth D. Scott Woodford Nancy Lou Burgy Monticello Donna Lou Deininger route 5 Monroe Ja nice Ann Marty New Glarus Shirley Schulz Livingston and other entries Alvin C. Kranig 1231 13th avenue, LeVonne Strommen Hollandale and dismissals for Sharon Douglas Barbara Douglas Helen Wood Mrs Lester Seffrood Timothy Tait Roger P Dooley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth D. Scott
Woodford
Nancy
Lou Burgy
Monticello
Donna Lou Deininger
Route 5
Monroe
Janice Ann Marty
New Glarus
Shirley Schulz
Livingston
Alvin C. Kranig
13Th Avenue
LeVonne Strommen
Hollandale
Sharon Douglas
Barbara Douglas
Helenwood
Lester Seffrood
Timothy Tait
Roger P. Dooley
Extension Workers To Attend Conference
Green county extension workers led by Miss Mamie Tillema county home agent plan to attend a upcoming conference. The event aims to share agricultural techniques and community programs between counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County
Mamie Tillema
Homemakers Plan Chicago Trip Amid Club Arrangements
A Homemakers group schedules a Wednesday Chicago visit with members Mrs Raeeis arranging, Mrs Trmeucenee Raymer serving as club reporter, and other organizers coordinating details for the season's trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homemakers’ Group
Chicago
Thames
Raeeis
Frank
Tremeucenee Raymer
Rock Couple Dead After Blast and Fire
Clarence F. Reeves 55 and Minnie Reeves 51 died after a blast and fire at a farmhouse near Janesville. Reeves suffered burns over his body and said the explosion followed his strike of a match to light a hot water heater in the basement. Minnie Reeves died at a hospital after 80 percent burns. Two grandchildren aged 6 and 3 escaped unharmed as the couple ran from the burning home.
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Janesville
Here
Clarence F. Reeves
Minnie
Joseph Kelly
Reeves
Mary Lou
Sharon Reeves
Chicago May Milk Price Cut 22 Cents
The government set May class prices for the Chicago milk marketing area. Class one at 3.351 per hundredweight, class two at 3.151, and class three and four at 2.849. May class one is down 21.9 cents from April. class two down 11.9. class three and four down 0.2. June class one and two are 3.349 and 3.149.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wisconsin workers embark on two week western tour
Misses Alice Faeser and Marian Dieckhoff of Wisconsin Power and Light Co. depart tomorrow morning for a two week trip through the west with planned stops in Mexico the Grand Canyon Los Angeles and San Francisco. They will visit Palo Alto California with Mrs. Arthur Faulmann, former LaVerne Higgins of Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Faeser
Marian Dieckhoff
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
West
Mexico
Grand Canyon
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Palo Alto
Calif
Arthur Faulmann
LaVerne Higgins
Monroe
Naval Reserve Ensign Franz W Brand Assigned
Franz W Brand son of Mr and Mrs Franz Brand 903 22nd Avenue has been commissioned an ensign in the supply corps of the naval reserve He will stay in inactive duty and work with the law firm Peterson and Kittelsen this summer Brand holds a BA from Beloit College and is a first year law student at the University of Wisconsin
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franz W. Brand
Franz Brand
22Nd Avenue
Supply Corps
Naval Reserve
Brand
Peterson and Kittelsen
Beloit College
University of Wisconsin
Kraft Foods officials visit local plant
Four Kraft Foods officials from Chicago and New York visited the local plant yesterday. Arthur Figmund, Paul Claval, Kenneth Clapp, and new Trowbridge arrived to meet plant staff and review operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KRAFT
Kraft Foods
Arthur Figmund
Paul Claval
Kenneth Clapp
Chicago
New Trowbridge
New Yorkity
Zweifel Family Attends Beloit College Graduation
Mr and Mrs Roy Zweifel of 720 24th Avenue will attend the Beloit College commencement tomorrow. Their niece Anna Loise Vaughn will receive a degree. Vaughn is the daughter of Frank P Vaughn and Verna Zweifel, formerly Verna Zweifel of Winnetka Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Zweifel
24Th Avenue
Beloit College
Anna Loise Vaughn
Miss Vaughn
Frank P. Vaughn
Winnetka
Ill
Vaughn
Verna Zweifel
Students Plan Summer Work Trip to California
West Leon Hilfiker II and college friend Dewey Snark of Portage plan to leave June 12 for Burbank California to work during vacation. They will visit Miss Frances Kleinmaier in Stockton California for several days. Hilfiker will be a third year student at Whitewater State Teachers' College and lives with Mrs. Charles Kleinmaier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Leon Hilfiker II
Dewey Snark
Portage
Burbank
Calif
Frances Kleinmaier
Stockton
Hilfiker
Whitewater State Teachers’ College
Charles Kleinmaier
Water Main Leak Under Investigation at City Corner
Water department workers investigated an apparent water main leak at the corner of 21st Avenue and 10th Street where water has been seeping up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
21St Avenue
10Th Street
Chicago Chamber Group Plans Monroe Social Visit
A group of Chicago members of the American Swiss Chamber of Commerce will visit Monroe next Saturday to be hosted by Raymond R. Kubly. Kubly entertained twenty members and their wives here two years ago and gave tours of the local cheese industry operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
American Swiss Chamber of Commerce
Monroe
Raymond R. Kubly
Kubly
Juda Jolly Juniors 4-H Club Reschedules Meeting
The Juda Jolly Juniors 4-H club will meet Monday evening instead of the previously announced date.
Local figures visit Monroe area on weekend
Mrs Helen Miller Brown Town shopped in Monroe. Mrs Marie Meier South Wayne visited the city yesterday. Mr and Mrs Harold Lelle and son of Argyle called on Monroe. Mrs Charles Dallman attends district PTA meeting in Madison. Doris Messmer 2017 14th Ave visits Milwaukee guest of Miss Eleanor Thompson. Lillian Gempeler Maud Wenger Edna Mackey Victor Elling son Monroe Miss Viola Norton New Glarus go to Port Edwards. Mrs Robert L Rote returns from New Orleans where she met Dr and Mrs Fred Stansbury who recently returned from Japan. The Stansburys will move to Beckley WV. Mr and Mrs William Penn Pittsburgh visiting Kunderts family in route 5 alongside visiting sisters Cromer Houser Arcadia and H T Huddlestone Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times Office
Helen Miller
Browntown
Monroe
Marie Meier
South Wayne
Harold Lelle
Argyle
Charles Dallman
Parent Teacher Association
Madison
Doris Messmer
14Th Avenue
Milwaukee
Eleanor Thompson
Lillian Gempeler
Maud E. Wenger
Edna Mackey
Victor Ellingson
Viola Norton
New Glarus
Port Edwards
Robert L. Rote
New Orleans
Fred Stansbury
Japan
Army Medical Corps
Stansburys
Beckley
W. Va
William Penn
Pittsburgh
Ray E. Kunderts
Route 5
Kunderts
Cromer Houser
Arcadia
H. T. Huddlestone
Eastern Railroads Seek 12 Percent Passenger Fare Hike
Eastern railroads applied to the interstate commerce commission for a 12 percent rise in passenger fares the third increase since the war. They report a record $252 million deficit in 1948 and seek higher coach and sleeping car rates to cover rising wages and operating losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eastern
Interstate Commerce Commission
Western and Southern
Mississippi
Ohio
Potomac Rivers
Weaver dies. former Caterpillar executive and Peoria leader
Edgerton Times Special reports Rayford S. Weaver, 53, once personnel director for Caterpillar Tractor Co in Peoria from 1919 to 1942, died Thursday night in Edgerton. Survived by wife Edna Trager Weaver of Peoria, daughter Mrs Clifton Webster of West Jersey Ill, two brothers Jack of Rome Ill and True of Boston, parents Mr and Mrs Marion Weaver of Rome, and sister Mildred Weaver of Rome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgerton
Rayford S. Weaver
Caterpillar Tractor Co
Marion S. Weaver
Rome
Ill
Mildred Weaver
Next Nursing Class Scheduled for June 7
The Red Cross home nursing course resumes with an evening class on Tuesday at 7 30 in the South school building. The two hour session forms part of the 12 hour care of the ill course taught by Miss Mary Miller, Genevieve Arensdorf, and Mrs J Leo Norton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
South School
Mary Miller
The
Red Cross St
Weekend forecast shows fair skies and pleasant temperatures
Today's weather repeats yesterday's blue skies with a clear mucky atmosphere. Noon temperature reached 78 degrees and the early morning low around 60 degrees, four degrees below Friday morning. Forecast calls for generally fair conditions tonight and Sunday.
Alcoholics Anonymous Plan Open County Rally June 16
An open meeting in the circuit court room June 16 announces expanded AA activity in Green County. Hospital staff credited AA with aiding alcoholics toward abstinence and recovery, with volunteers visiting patients at any time to offer support without coercion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alcoholics Anonymous
Circuit Court Room
Court House
Green County
A.A
Blandine
St. Clare Hospital
Cleveland
Social notes from South Wayne and surrounding towns
Sunday and weekend visits fill the South Wayne scene with numerous arrivals from Rock Island Davenport and Freeport to Woodford Arena and Black River Falls. Baptism at the Methodist church and several extended family gatherings highlight a busy regional social calendar.
Mitchells to Move Monticello
Alvin Mitchell of Wisconsin Power and Light Co. will transfer to McFarland this month with Mrs. Mitchell. The couple plans to relocate there soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchells
Monticello
Alvin Mitchell
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
McFarland
Mrs. Mitchell
Gardens near rail lines harvest record 1948 crop
About 20 000 lineside gardens along British Railways report a record yield for 1948 with farmers growing vegetables valued at over one million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Railways
Soviet Move Threatens Vatican Ties At Last Free Church
Washington officials report Moscow may sever connections between the Vatican and the last free Roman Catholic church in the Soviet Union. Police have seized the church keys and assume physical control of the property as an American priest awaits entry permit renewal since last February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
Russia
Vatican
Moscow
Evansville Girl Wins Baker Manufacturing Scholarship<br>
Miss Patricia Hensel of Evansville High School has been chosen as recipient of the Baker Manufacturing Co. 1949 scholarship. The award honors previous winners and Evansville Brooklyn Albany high school graduates. Hensel, daughter of Mr and Mrs Alfred F Hensel, was active in extracurriculars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Patricia Hensel
University of Wisconsin
Rickenbacker honors Bong at Bong’s grave
Capt. Eddie Rickenbacker laid a wreath at Maj. Richard Ira Bong’s grave in Burbank California. Bong, who died August 6 1945 at age 24, was the first American to break Rickenbacker’s 26 air victory record with a 40 kill total, earning the Medal of Honor after his 38th victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poplar
Eddie Rickenbaker
Richard Ira Bong
Burbank
Calif
Bong
War Department
Rickenbacker
Judge Jails Trio In Red Trial Clash
Three of the 11 top American communists on trial for conspiracy were jailed after a courtroom riot at the end of a 20 week trial. John Gates Gus Hall and Henry Winston were ordered jailed for contempt or for defying questions and for the rest of the trial. The incident followed earlier bail revocation and protests from civil rights groups and the American Labor Party calling the actions an attack on democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Federal House of Detention
U. S
Henry Wallace
American Labor Party
Harold R. Medina
Civil Rights Congress
Tom Clark
Congress
John Gates
Communist Daily Worker
Gus Hall
Ohio State
Henry Winston
Medina
Gates
Communist National Veterans Committee
Winston
Hall
United States
Steamer Flagship Since Taken in Tow by Tug
The steamship Flagship Since, 100 miles off the Florida coast, was reported in distress and taken in tow at 10 a m today by the tug Marion Moran. Its engine room was badly flooded by a broken casing and the vessel was drawing 40 to 45 feet of water, too deeply sunk to enter any port south of Norfolk, Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Florida
Marion Moran
Norfolk
Bishop Vlachos Elected Head of Greek Orthodox Church
Spyridon Vlachos, 75, the bishop of Ioannina, was elected head of the Greek Orthodox church to succeed Archbishop Damaskinos who died May 20. Of 63 bishops, 56 voted while seven were ill or unable to reach Athens. Vlachos won with 42 votes, supported largely by Damaskinos followers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Ioannina
Spyridon Vlachos
Damaskinos
Tips for Driving to Alaska on Summer Vacation
Washington delegate recalls a Washington to Alaska car trip with wife and two children, noting slow travel, ample lodging, a five stopover, tire heat on gravel, and best time in late July or early August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Alaska
Bart
Wisconsin
Oll
Bartlett
Chicago
Minneapolis
Great Falls
Convict Risks Life To Help Dying Girl
Ossining prisoner from Sing Sing risks life to aid a dying girl with a blood disease. He pumped blood and attempted lifesaving measures despite no reward or promise, while the test for the condition remains undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ossining
Sing Sing
Giannini Rites Set For Bank Leader Amadeo Giannini
Final rites are scheduled Monday in San Francisco for Amadeo Peter Giannini founder and chairman of Bank of America who died early yesterday in San Mateo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giannini
San Francisco
Amadeo Peter Giannini
San Mateo
Bank of America
Eisler Escape Ship Seized by Officials
Officials seize the Polish liner Eisler Escape at a New York harbor as officers and crew face detention. The incident unfolds as immigration authorities question the vessel en route to the dock, amid growing concerns over its passengers and operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisler
New York
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