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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1946
Page
4
Washington reports the 1946 wheat production at 1 025 509 000 bushels, with spring at 250 921 000 and winter at 774 588 000. Milk output for May reached 12 301 000 000 pounds, while bread and flour shortages expected to persist into 1947 amid uncertain meat, butter, and fat supplies.
Mrs J H Beightol notes residents moving into GB Lahr apartment and visits by Ervin Goecks. 4 H camp attendees LaVerne Andrews and James Keen, Prairie du Chien. Royal Neighbor lodge to meet with Mrs Zella Bradley. Mr and Mrs John Waelti and gou and Mrs il Waelti met Merril Waelti at Ft Sheridan. discharge received. Woman's Missionary Society of Evangelical church to meet with Mrs William Chambers. Adrian Larson guests of Mrs Larson. Hamilton Ohio visitors to Mr and Mrs Ralph Bridge. Mrs Marvin Hartwig and son from Freeport visited the Lahr family. Try Times Want Ads.
A flurry of visits and travels ties Monticello Madison New Glarus Monroe and Madison residents. Many couples and individuals including the Walters Beckers Bablers Freitagns Richards Holcombs and Curts frequent hosts and guests across Madison Monroe Monroe and surrounding towns during spring and summer social rounds.
Milwaukee Teachers college president Dr Frank E Baker said Wisconsin faces a special problem in unifying control of public education. He noted separate controls create competition, wages lag national average by 79 dollars, low state tax revenue share, and only 66.3 percent of high school aged children enroll in high school. He urged district consolidation to create larger schools and improve rural education.
Hideki Tojo will assume responsibility for starting the Pacific war. His defense argues international custom grants immunity to Emperor Hirohito and wartime cabinets. Dr. Ichioru Kiyose says the Allies cannot indict the emperor or call him as a witness. The defense contends the war was defensive, not conquest, while acknowledging government views differ.
The Daily Vacation Bible School reports rising enrollment reaching 102 pupils with 10 teachers and helpers. A closing program is planned at the high school gym Friday night. Numerous local families and guests attended gatherings, picnics, and social events as Orangeville activities continue through June.
Gover were guests at the Glen Bolender home. Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Bolender, Freeport, were callers.
Edward F. Horn, 63, a prominent Wisconsin cheesemaker and dealer and father of Madeline Horn, died at his Beaver Dam home yesterday. A longtime dairy industry figure, he served as a director of the Wisconsin Cheesemakers Association and on the Wisconsin state board of agriculture.
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