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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1949
Page
6
Fair and continued cool night with mostly cloudy skies. Daytime high around 74 and overnight low near 56. Barometer at 1 am. sunrise at 4 22 and sunset at 7 35. Data from various locations including Ariz and International Falls Minn.
Lauren Jones transfers land to Jr Briggs in section aggregate Rex Debens deeds part outlet Monroe to Emil Stoll er. The brief transfer notices note ownership changes and parcel designations in regional property records.
Judge Mareld J Lamboley Earl Randall and Inez Beigh tel named executors of Martha J Randall estate in Spring Grove township who died May 21. Will dated December shared alike by the two children.
Mary Ann Walters of Monroe wed Roger Robert Ively of Adams town in a local ceremony. Friends and family attended as the couple began life together with vows in a small town setting.
Judge Marell 3 Lamboiey Wendel G Wunschel from route 2 Juda faces penalties of 15 dollars plus costs for vedktless driving. Will P Newcomer also of Juda route 2 cited for vetrdess driving with 15 dollar fine and costs.
L. A. Koenig of Monroe charged with disorderly conduct with 63 fine and 4.48 costs. Sonderegger of Monroe charged with disorderly conduct with 8 fine and 4.48 costs. Howard Doyle charged with disorderly conduct with 68 fine and 64.48 costs.
Mr and Mrs Clarence E Meier of Browntown report the birth of their son on June 7.
A hospital record lists Lois Edwards of South Wayne Mrs Charles Water of Janeeville Wii Allison and Mrs Clede W Chambers of Shulls hore along with avenue address details.
The 1950 wheat allotments are expected to be announced July 1 by Green County AACO chairman Fred Hahlen. Farmers who did not grow wheat in the past three years but expect to harvest in 1950 should apply by June 15 at the Monroe county office. Committeemen are interviewing growers to gather data for allotments.
Heidi Pfaeffli Joan Hammer and Mary Ann Huber will instruct square dancing in Lincoln gym for the next two Thursdays at 7 30 p m in the absence of Mrs Grace Anderson who will attend the national Red Cross aquatic school at Towanda Illinois Robert Wells will also attend the aquatic school The Angle Youth Council opened its new season with Sybil Blumer presiding planning a summer program with plans postponed to a second meeting tomorrow
Cars driven by Conrad Newton and Robert La collided at the intersection of 14th street and 15th avenue at 4 30 p m yesterday. There were no injuries and damage was slight.
Mrs Rose Butts is visiting her daughter Mrs Orland Bahn in Ar gyie today. The brief social note places the two in the town for a short family visit, reflecting common events in local society pages.
Fragmentary OCR lists include Harold F. Proper Mrs. larence H. Gould Alvin F. Sera Mrs. Harold Kubly and daughter Mrs. Armin Loeffel and son Mrs. John L. King indicating a family notices section with multiple names and relations.
A string of visitors and locals fill out a day’s social page. Mrs A R Steele spends a Milwaukee day. Mr and Mrs Jacob Legler visit from Monticello. Mrs Ole Brostuen guests her mother Mrs Edward Magneson. Mrs Mathilda Crago returns from Waukegan and Chicago. Miss Mary Sommerfeldt and her mother from Brodhead in town. Miss Mary Ellen Burkhard and roommate Jean Blomquist in town. Mrs Robert Hahn of Monroe visits her mother Mrs Otto Schulz in Hillpoint. Sunday guests include Mr and Mrs Oscar Evenson and Mr and Mrs Harland Vogels and son from Browntown. G U G ladies plan Thursday Turner hall picnic supper and bring own service. Adv. Guests include Mr and Mrs William Penn of Pittsburgh and Mr and Mrs H Cramer Houser and Betsy of Arcadia. William Chambers visits Menomonie with daughter Kathryn returning to Monroe. Friday guests H A Bizer of Iola. Misses Burkhard, Share, and John J Share Sr return from Mount Mary College in Milwaukee.
The Wisconsin Supreme Court upheld a judge’s order restraining Charles J. Goldman of Milwaukee from selling liquor below the price fixed by Calvert Distilling Corp. The ruling affirms the distiller’s right to enforce minimum price terms on dealers.
The Ohio Grand Army of the Republic mourns the death of John H. Grate aged 103. A veteran, buggy maker and farmer, he was the last surviving member of the Ohio GAR.
Four power foreign ministers from Russia and Western states clashed in Paris over Berlin. After a nearly four hour session, no agreement emerged as key disputed points on Berlin governance and veto use remained unresolved.
Barbara Kundert and Hollean Schilt, both 16, launch a Nursery Rhyme Playhut to supervise children aged two to six at a Methodist church. They advertise flexible hours and a tentative program to be adjusted per parents needs. The girls are daughters of Ralph Kundert and Rudy Schilt, residents of 714 and 509 16th Avenue.
The Company K payroll exceeds $2,000 and will be paid this evening to National Guard members for duty over the past three months, Capt. Theodore J. Burgy announced today.
Mr and Mrs Adolph Masshardt Jr and two children Heidi and Hans with Mrs Emma Huber leave Monroe at 3 am for Chicago to board an airliner for a ten week trip to Switzerland.
Sgt. George H. Bagley of Albany 27 regained consciousness at St Marys Racine where doctors report his condition still fair slightly improved His companion George H Hahner Jr of Wisconsin Rapids has also regained consciousness and shows slight improvement
Mr. and Mrs. George Forbes of Topeka Kansas are the proud parents of a son born this morning. Mrs. Forbes formerly Mary M. Burmeister daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy F. Burmeister of 1115 21st Avenue.
A new awning was installed today at the A and P store located at 1119 16th Avenue, enhancing the storefront appearance and providing weather protection for shoppers.
Mr and Mrs Herman Stuessy attended the funeral in Monticello for Rosand Elizabeth Keener aged three daughter of Mr and Mrs Owen Keener of Mr Pleasant township killed Saturday in a truck accident The child's father Owen Woodrow Keener was raised by Mr Stuessys parents after his mother died.
Mr and Mrs William Andorfer former Monroe residents relocate from Culver City to Eagle in a brief society note. The move marks a return to area ties for the couple as they settle into a new home.
Rock California suburb ties to The Toggery Shop past as Mr Andorfer ran the men’s furnishing business once owned by Hefty Jones. The Andorfers left Monroe about ten years ago, marking a relocation from a prior business scene.
The Stuessy funeral home reports acquisition of a new funeral coach with air conditioning and electric controls. The interior features deep wine and grey upholstery while the exterior remains black.
P A Reynolds of the George K Hood accounting firm studied Monroe sewer rate plan at the city hall today and will attend tonight's council meeting.
Miss Gladys I Gibbons daughter of Mr and Mrs John R Gibbons of 1910 9th street finished her freshman year with honors at the College of St Teresa Winona She completed her studies May 28 and spent a week visiting Miss Joan Swanson at Lake Minnetonka Minn She arrived here Saturday.
Glaude Eley of Route 5 was released in custody of his attorney while police investigate charges arising from an unlawful parking incident and a scuffle with a policeman on the north side of the square in front of the First National Bank yesterday at 1 40 p m. The case stems from a meter violation.
Whittaker Chambers confessed before the jury that he lied seven times when testifying to a federal grand jury that indicted Alger Hiss on two perjury counts. Judge Kaufman noted inconsistencies between chambers grand jury and trial testimony as Stryker read seven grand jury transcript portions.
Chambers answered each inquiry by denying the truth of the testimony. The exchange shows a pattern where he declared the statements false in every instance.
Four men Wilbur Fields Robert Fernstaedt Robert Sonderegger and Edward Doyle were fined by Justice L A Koenig for disorderly conduct in a Saturday street brawl in the 1300 block of 17th street. Fields and Fernstaedt paid 3 dollars plus costs while Sonderegger and Doyle were fined 8 dollars plus costs.
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