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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1948

Page

3

Wisconsin reshapes boys schools under youth services unit

A three way probe at the Wisconsin boys school in Waukesha and a transfer of the Oregon facility to the division of youth service marks a shift from the old system. Governor Kayser did not approve the change announced at a commission meeting. The state plans to move treatment services to the Young Division by 200M with surveys of local denouncement and juvenile protection by a team of consultants. Leslie Johnson of Superior chairs the prevention and treatment committee with Dr C F Midelfort from La Crosse leading the related efforts.

Wisconsin Allan W. Kaysey Guwevor Gepartment & Public Welfare Oregon Green Bay Reformatory Leslie Johnson Superior Commission C. F. Midelfort la Crosse Commit

Brodhead Grads 21 Eighth Graders at Local School

A class of 21 was graduated from the eighth grade of the local school. Graduates include William Blackford, James Bliss, Dona Brussell, Herman Buehler, Ruth Conway, Stanley Douglas, Curtis Erickson, Donald Fairte Ladeovilles, Nathan Yousing, Mary May, Darlene Markee, Gene Pinnow, Kathryn Schmerse, Harland Marsh, Marlene Sleep and Bernard Smith.

Wewencau Dunes Wiliam Blackford James Bliss Dona Brussell Herman Buehler Ruth Conway Stanley Douglas Curtis Erickson Donald Fairte

New Glarus Weekend Visitors and Local Mentions

Weekend guests included Freida Aebly from Chicago and Erwin Jacobson family from Madison visiting Mrs. Anna Aebly in New Glarus. Mr and Mrs John Stuessy and Walter W Gregory stayed with Mr and Mrs Werner Zentmer in Newton Iowa and with Mr and Mrs Paul Thompson in Ames Iowa. Mrs Henry Schmid visited Madison, and James Schroe relocated to a flat in the Bert Zweifel building. Swiss canton reports hoof and mouth disease appear again in Bern canton, first in months penetrating central Switzerland.

Freida Aebly Chicago Erwin Jacobson Madison Anna Aebly John Stuessy Walter W and Regory Werner Zentmer Newton Paul Thompson Ames Henry Schmid Big James, Schroeat Bert Zweifel Bern Canton Switzerland

Juda Daily Bible School Enrollment Reaches 100

The Evangelical church Bible school reports 100 pupils as the second week begins. Teachers include Misses Lois Jean Miller Janet Arnsmeier Mabel Bower and Mmes. Ivan Joyer Jacop Jones Harry Smith Harvey Andrews and Rev Peter Retz lau. Recreation is supervised by Misses Joan Andrews and Joab Schmidt.

Vduett — Chimes The Evangelical Church Lois Jean Miller Janet Arnsmeier Mabel Bower Mmes Ivan Joyer Jacop Jones Harry Smith Harvey Andrews Peter Retzlau Joan Andrews Joab Schmidt Ana

Socialists Name Uphoft Ut Oregon for Governor

The Socialist party nominated Uphoft of Oregon for governor and Wallace for president. Norman Thomas denounced the Wallace movement as Communist manipulated. Arcme 8 Oliver Jr. Milwaukee for treasurer and Mrs Anna Davis Madison for attorney general were named. Thomas warned of danger in the Wallace movement and predicted a Republican victory with Senator Vandenberg likely to get the nomination.

Waler Upnoll Oregon Norman Thomas Stave Wunham Oo.hart Baraboo Tor Leuvenant Waner Ben- Son Menosna Arcme Oliver Jr Mulwaukee Anna Ae Davis

Educators Seek Former Doudna Post In Wisconsin

Sixteen educators filed for the $4,800 a year secretary of the state board of normal school regents position after E. G. Doudna’s death. Deadline was Saturday. Applicants include Rex Liebenberg, Henry Wegner, Laurin Gordon, and others from Madison, Baraboo, Menomonie, Oconto, Stevens Point, Greenwood, Milton, Fond du Lac, Duluth, Reedsburg, Grafton, Cedarburg, among others.

Inaaison State Board of Normal School Regents Bureau of Personnel Records E. G. Doudna Rex L. Liebenberg Henry C. Wegner Madison Laurin P. Gordon Mr. Horeb Clarence J Krumm Baraboo Stuart A. Anderson Menomonie John A. Bjorge Oconto Allen G. Bostad Stevens Point Walter R. Bruce Greenwood Charles H. Dorr Milton Walter F. Frock Fond du Lac Arnold F. Hofstad Duluth John L. Long Grafton Roy T. Normington Reedsburg Elmer G. Snyder Cedarbu

Former Resident Lefingwell Dies While Visiting Darlington

Lefingwell C. Been fingwell 62 a Poynette resident for years died here yesterday at the home of Joseph Wiebal where he had been visiting Surviving are Dora three sons Clayton and Howard Darlington and Mrs Leda Oswald Cedarville UL and a brother Ward Lance Creek Wyo Funeral services will be held at 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon in the Nelson Sharer funeral home here Rev E J Jeffrey will officiate and burial will be in Union Grove cemetery

C. Leffingwell Warungton Lis Thompson Madison’ Hospital Nelson-Sharer Funeral Home Willow Springs Methodist Church E. J. Jeffrey Mineral Point Alice Norma Stuart Darlington

Records Finish Two Holstein Cows in Stauffacher Herd

Arthur H. Stauffacher of Monroe owns two registered Holstein Friesian cows that completed production records in the herd improvement registry. Orms by Bess Piebe Boast, seven years old, produced 584 pounds of butterfat and 16,145 pounds of milk. Aultie Homestead Ollie, three years old, produced 536 pounds of butterfat and 14,794 pounds of milk.

Arthur H. Stauffacher Route 4 Monroe Holstein-Friesian Association of America Ormsby Bess Piebe

North Side Cheese Plant party near Monticello tonight

News note on the 15th annual party at the North Side Cheese plant in Monticello to be held at the Casino with patrons stockholders and business men invited. No cheese wheels will be cut. two outputs from the factory are set aside for curing for 1949. A concert and dance will feature the evening. 39,000 pounds of milk arrived today and twelve cheeses are being produced.

Helen Stears North Side Montigllo

Monticello social notes list Monticello area visitors

Mrs Willis Babler and son Bobby were Monday callers in Monroe. Cecil Zentner of Dakota Illinois visited Cecil Jordan. Baltz Hoesly returned home after visiting daughter in Madison. J J Ehrlich and Barbara left for New York after a week here and Madison. 4H camp attendees Marianne Elmer Rosemary Babler Barbara Karjen returned from Prairie du Chien. Several residents visited Madison or traveled to Ft Atkinson Shrine trip. Various local families hosted guests from Belleville Madison Cambrid Darlington Freeport and New Glarus.

Willis Babler Bobby Monroe Cecil Zentner Dakota Ill Cecil Jordan Baltz Hoesly Harold Estervig Madison J. J. Ehrlich Barbara New York City Marianne Elmer Rosemary Babler Barbara Kar Jen Prairie du Chien Hazel Kundert Kenny Bertha Killer James Knoblauch Cambrid Inez Steinmann Bernice Babler Belleville G. W. Diver

Primrose Family Visits and Summer Plans Mentioned

Primrose visited Friday with her daughter Mrs. Fred Roethlisberger. Emil G Voegels drove to Green Bay after their daughter Phyllis a PE teacher there who plans to spend the summer here. Clarence Freitag Villa Park spent Friday at BE W Marty home. Freitag family headed to Ripon after daughter Ellen Fay finished her freshman year at Ripon College. George Roenenberg from Chicago visited Staedtler household and returned with Mrs Roenenberg and daughter who had spent a week with Staedtler. J W Barlow Madison callers were accompanied home by daughter Virginia and Miss Delma Roethlisberger who spent Saturday here. Armin Grunder Mt Pleasant entertain dinner for Wayne Arney Richard Calumet City Ill and Fred Baumgartner.

Emil G. Voegels Green Bay Phyllis Clarence Freitag Villa Park BE. W. Marty Freitag Ripon Ellen Fay Ripon College George Roenenberg Chicago Arthur Staedtler Roenenberg Staedtler J. W. Barlow Madison Virginia Delma Roethlisberger Armin Grunder Mt. Pleasant Township Wayne Arney Richard Calumet City Ill Fred Baumgartner

Local Gossip Notes From Brodhead Area

Mrs Donald L Collin and Mr and Mrs LeRoy Berg visit relatives in Chicago. Eli Habeger spends week in Chicago on business. Betty Swartz returns from Ann Arbor for summer vacation. Earl Rudolph of Waukesha visits M L Green family. Mary Lou Collins at Beloit College enjoys summer recess at home. Mrs Frederick MahnkeWhitewater attends graduation as nephew Donald Conway graduates high school. Lois Williams of Ridgeway visits James Larkin home. Joanne Schuster and Ethel Mae Curtis sail to Cambridge for summer. David Heyerdahl, Beloit student, also mentioned.

LeRoy Berg Chicago Louis Berg Eli Habeger Betty Swartz Ann Arbor Mich Earl Rudolph Waukesha M. L. Green Mary Lou Collins Beloit College Frederick — Mahnke Whitewater Donald Conway Lois Williams Ridgeway James Larkin Joanne Schuster Ethel Mae Curtis Cambridge David Heyerdahl

Waldorf College guests and regional visits noted

Waldorf college in Forest City Ia hosts summer visitors. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Heyerdahl are the son and son’s family. Mr. and Mrs. Earlere and family of Madison spent a week with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Dorr of Chicago and Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Johnson of Milwaukee visited. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Indy and family, and Maurice Sleep with daughter Marlene and son Homer are touring Yellowstone Park, the Black Hills and western scenic points.

Waldorf College Forest City Lawrence Heyerdahl Earlere Madison J. G. Dorr Chicago B. J Johnson Milwaukee J. A Indy Maurice Sleep Marlene Homer Yellowstone’ Park Black Hills Points States

Jude By Mrs N Miller Newsful Fragments From Local Visits

Visiting relatives and friends appear in scattered notices. Zuhike visits aunt and uncle in Chicago. Mr and Mrs Donald Miller returned from Bear Lake after a two week stay. Mr and Mrs John Schmidt from Freeport were guests at Ira Armstrong’s home. Glenn Wunschel and Wayne Gemp ler attended a Madison centennial program. Larry and Kay Gempler visited grandparents Fred and Mrs Gempler in Monroe. Ky Abbott Nancy and Feldt from Monticello visit Edward Hartwig and attend a Bible school at Evangelical U B church. Wendell Wunschel and Roy Figi attend 4 H camp at Prairie du Chien as Oakley 4 H club delegates. Charles Bubiman of Chicago visited relatives in the area. Mr and Mrs Arthur Tingley and son Richard of Nekoosa hosted visitors Saturday.

J Zuhike Gordon Kimmel Chicago Donald Miller Bear Lake John Schmidt Freeport Ira Armstrong Glenn Wunschell Wayne Gempler Madison Larry Kay Gempler Fred Gempler Monroe Ky Abbott Nancy Feldt Monticello Edward Hartwig Evangelical U. B. Church Wendell Wunschel Roy Figi Prairie du Chien Oakley Charles Bubiman Arthur Tingley Richard Nekoosa

Residents Visit Relatives Across Illinois and Wisconsin

Visiting lists show Peter Retzlaff Jr. working at Kroehler in Naperville Illinois while Emil Klingbeil travels to River Grove. Family guests include Ernest and Chris Strauss of Chicago Woodford Rose Legler of New Glarus and the Pengra family. Elmer Matzke and daughter weekended with Fred Moline in Brandon Wisconsin. Joan Schadewald from Dakota Illinois visited the Leland Jordan home. Charles and Marty Smith returned from a Ramona South Dakota trip.

C. J. Tingley Peter Retzlaff Jr Naperville Ill Kroehler Furniture Factory Emil Klingbeil River Grove Ray Whittlinger Ervin Elmer Ernest Strauss Chicago Chris Strauss Woodford Rose Legler New Glarus Marshal Pengra Ulrich Huggier Elmer Matzke Fred Moline Brandon Wis Joan. Schadewald Dakota Leland Jordan Charles Smith Marty Smith Ramona, S. D

International Advances Prices on Farm Tractors

International Harvester Co raised wheel type farm tractor prices by 2.5 to 14.8 percent with the overall line averaging under 10 percent. The firm cited rising production costs and red margins on several models, delaying the hike until June 3.

International Advances Chicago International Harvester Co

Aunt of Mrs Wagner Dies in Janesville

Mrs Richard Wagner learned this morning of the death of her aunt Mrs Louis Krug of Janesville who died at midnight The former Kathryn Keating was once a music teacher in Janesville schools Funeral is set for 9 30 a m Thursday at Overton funeral home in Janesville Mr and Mrs Krug had many friends in Monroe and vicinity Mrs Wagner will travel to Janesville tomorrow afternoon and Mr Wagner will join Thursday for the funeral

Iuse Micuara Wagnessey Louis Krug Janesville Krug Kathryn Keating Overton Monroe

Czech Vets United Form New League in Liberty Fight

The unity program in Czechoslovakia extends to legion veterans of two wars and partisan workers of the last war. They consolidate into The League of Fighters for Liberty. The Washington Monument began in 1833 and opened to the public in 1885.

United Prague Czechoslovakia Czechoslovak Legion League ‘of Fighters For Liberty Washington Monument

Also Mentioned on This Page

Brodhead Mrs. Millard Tschudy Juda Daily Bible School Doudna the Commercial & Savings Bank SODIC Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation John Fluckiger Verona Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association Dane County Green County Prairie Farmer Conrad Stauffacher Lakeshire-Marty Royal Jewell Iowa County Calvin Coolidge Evening Times Willis Thompson Champaign John Taylor Winslow Johnny C. D. Curtis D. Curtis C. M. Stauffer Jacob Voegels Henry E. Babler Carol Bobby Babler Ft. Atkinson Bernice Fred Haddinger Atlantic City Tommy Haddinger Willis ‘Babler Herman Baumgartner Marvin Babier Appleton Rinehart Theiler Walter Laeser Helen Stoll Albert Marty Wilbert “Marty Whitewater Teachers College Walter Ingold Herman Babler Sam Duerst Primrose Mrs Fred Roethlisbeer Mrs. Donald L. Collin ROTE Jude N. Miller Shelvador Boob and Kessler Richardson Electric Browntown Raymond Montgomery Jacobsen and Johnson Deming Deep Montgomery Electric Co Richard Wagner Vlagicfan Yellowstone Milwaukee Road Hatin Court House Square Albany Court House Lawn Stage WLS Dairyland Prairie Rambler Music and Comedy Adt Parker Brothers Animal Act Green County Centennial Dairy Day Committee Monroe Chamber OF Commerce
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