Weather Update for State with Showers and Clearing Pattern
Cloudy with showers in the southwest spreading over most of the state by evening. Heavy showers and thundershowers in the south central tonight, ending Friday forenoon. Clearing Friday afternoon or night. Not so cool tonight. Barometer 29.75 at 2 am and 29.77 at 2 pm. Phoenix highest yesterday at 100, Williston lowest at 34. Sunrise 4:22, sunset 7:38.
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U.S
Phoenix
Ariz
Williston
N.D
Real Estate Transfers in Monroe Wisconsin
Oan Gobell transfers parcels 15 and 16 and lots 190 to 194 in Monroe to Wisconsin Power and Light Co. Marion Ellefson transfers parcels 190 to 194 part of second Railroad addition in Monroe to Wisconsin Power and Light Co.
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Oan Gobell
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
Government's
Monroe
Marion Ellefson
Second
Appraisers Named for Estates in Monroe and Washington Townships
Estates probated list appraisers for Elmer Grove in Monroe and John Zur Brunnen in Washington township. Ralph McGuire and Conrad Stauffacher named appraisers. Letters testamentary issued to Robert and Fred Wild as co executors of Mrs Barbara Hoes ly in New Glarus.
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Dewwimmare
Russel W. Prien
Elmer Grove
Monroe
John Zur Brunnen
Washington
Ralph McGuire
Conrad Stauffacher
Robert
Fred Wild
New Glarus
Barbara Hoesly
Monore County Court Records on Liquor Offenses and Family Notice
John Brunner of Monroe pleads nolo contendere to selling liquor to a minor with $150 and costs assessed by Judge Harold J. Lamboley. Edwin DeVoe of Monroe pleads guilty to the same charge processing $250 and costs. Robert Wenger of Monroe faces costs in related matter before Judge Lamboley. St. Clare Hospital notice for Mr and Mrs Wilbert Bruns of South Wayne announcing their daughter birth on June 12.
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John Brunner
Monroe
Harold J. Lamboley
Edwin DeVoe
Harold J Lamboley
Robert Wenger
Harold J
St. Clare Hospital
Wilbert Bruns
South Wayne
St Clare Hospital Surgical and Dismissals Report
Surgical cases include Melvin Philipson Argyle Mrs Emma Zimmerman Brodhead Jane Berge Belleville Mrs Willis Van Mater Woodford Mrs Vivian Olson Darlington George Deegan Brodhead Mrs Elizabeth Nal Medical George Deininger Monroe Mrs Stanley Jones Brodhead Tonsillectomy Richard and Jeffery Knezel Brodhead Dismissals list includes Mrs Earl Nelson Mrs Arthur Olson and daughter Mrs Henry Leuzinger Jr and son Mrs Helen Stauffacher Jayne Hoffman Samuel and Nancy Kaderly Frederick Boeck Virgil Leopold Bernard Dray Leona Flannery Herbert Trotter Charles and Franklin Koch David Trickel William Plate.
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Melvin — Philipson
Argyle
Emma Zimmerman
Brodhead
Jane Berge
Belleville
Willis van Mater
Woodford
Vivian Olson
Darlington
George Deegan
Elizabeth Nal
Helen — Stauffacher
Jayne Hoffman
Samuel
Nancy Kaderly
Frederick Boeck
Virgil Leopold
Bernard Dray
Leona Flannery
Herbert Trotter
Charles and
Franklin Koch
David Trickel
William Plate
New Blanchardville Law Office Opens in Bank Building
O A Stolen and William B Smith of Madison open a Blanchardville law office in the First National Bank building. Stolen has long practiced in Madison. Smith, UW Law School graduate 1942, has done legal work in Madison since leaving the Army Air Forces in 1945.
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First National Bank
O. A. Stolen
William B. Smith
Madison
Stolen
Jeder
Dane County
Mr. Smith
University of Wisconsin Law School
Army Air Forces
Sugar ration ends as stores rush to cash stamps
In most places each customer could obtain 10 pounds of sugar while wholesalers held the sugar bag. In outlying villages with Wednesday evening hours, customers cashed sugar stamps after the radio announcement ended rationing, depleting the ration-free sugar supply for the day.
Atherton Timekeeper of Albany Newsroom and School
Elmer Atherton, born 1862 in Decatur township, began as a Juda school teacher and printer's helper before joining and later running the Albany Vindicator. He printed across several towns, fought temperance battles, and served as justice of the peace while balancing family life with long involvement in newspapers and local clubs.
Hungarian border talks hinge on UNESCO observer ban
An American UNESCO representative Harold Snyder was denied entry by Russian authorities in Budapest. Hungarian officials reportedly want to restrict American investigators from studying Hungary’s educational needs for ten days.
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Budapest
U. N. Educaional, Scientific and Cultural Organization
Unesco
Hungary
Amercan
Harold Snyder
Local Social Notes Highlight Monroe Shoppers and Visits
Mrs Howard Lyne of Shallsburg spent yesterday in Monroe. Miss Bath Forces of Shallsbure visited here yesterday. Mrs R A Armstrong of Juda shopped in Monroe today. Miss Betty Grant attends weekend with Miss Carol Babler of Beloit. Mrs Paul Burke visiting friends in Madison. Sever P Nelson of Darlington was here on business yesterday. Mr and Mrs Cloyd Pickett plan Milwaukee trip Sunday. Mr and Mrs Frank L Stauffer visiting relatives in St Paul. Bake sale scheduled Saturday June 14. Grace Lutheran church ad. Mrs Monica Wahl and daughter Mary of Blanchardville were Monroe shoppers. Mrs Henry Brecklin and son William of Browntown were shoppers here yesterday. Anna Kujawski returned from Chicago visit with her son Frank. Mrs Fred Faeser visited daughter Alice at Pinehurst sanatorium. Mrs Arthur Hendrickson and daughter Betty Ann of Argyle were Monroe shoppers yesterday. Wanda Road returned to South Wayne from Milwaukee visits. Irene Paulson and Paul Thompson wedding to be attended by Leo Easter. Elsie Busshaw of Winslow left for Nilbank South Dakota to visit cousins Otto Busshan. Mr and Mrs Herbert Kubly and Mr and Mrs Joe Lehr visited Blanchardville and Lloyd Harry Burkhalter at Barneveld. Dr and Mrs R H Mueller of Dayton Ohio left for Appleton after visit with Louis B Stauffacher family. Mrs Ellen Taylor and Mrs Will Bennett of Darlington visited J W Wilkinson at St Clare hospital. Patsy Flannery of Argyle went to Madison for a dancing recital with nieces Laura Lou and Lanney Valent. William Jacobson of Waterloo Iowa spent a day with Walter Stauf. Albert Rohner of Winslow and Jacobsons visited Barneveld later.
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Howard Lyne
Shallsburg
Monroe
Bath Forces
Shallsbure
R. A. Armstrong
Juda
Betty Grant
Carol Babler
Beloit
Paul Burke
Maditlre
Sever P. Nelson
Darlington
Cloyd Pickett
Milwaukee
Fred Faeser
Alice
Pinehurst
Janesville
Arthur Hendrickson
Betty Ann
Argyle
Times Office
Wanda Road
South Wayne
Irene Paulson
Paul ‘Thompson
Blanchardville
Leo Easter
Elsie Busshaw
Winslow
Nilbank
S. D
Otto Busshan
Herbert L. Kubly
Joe Lehr
Lloyd Harry Burkhalter
Barneveld
R. H. Mueller
Dayton
Appleton
Louis B. Stauffacher
Ellen Taylor
Will Bennett
J. W. Wilkinson
St. Clare Hospital
Patsy Flannery
Madison
Laura Lou
Lanney Valenti
William Jacobson
Waterloo
Walter Stauf
Albert Rohner
Spring Grove 4 H Club Names Committees for Ice Cream Social
At the June 25 meeting at the Clancy Shaw home in Brodhead the Spring Grove 4 H club named committees for the ice cream social. Lights: Paul Marsh, Mrs Arbur Marsh, Willis Newcomer, Mrs Harry C Newcomer. Foods: Betty Stabler and Mrs Marvin Holcomb. A singing demonstration and Setting the Table were given by Mary Stabler and Rita Diemer. Helen Behling reported camp records. Next meeting July 8 at community hall features knot tying by Jerry Stabler and Arthur Riese and a health program.
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Spring Grove
Clancy Shaw
Brodhead
Paul Marsh
Arbur Marsh
Willis Newcomer
Harry C. Newcomer
Betty Stabler
Marvin Holcomb
Mary Stabler
Rita Diemer
Helen Behling
Jerry Stabler
Arthur Riese
Blaine 4-H Plans Ice Cream Social at Fair Booth
Eight members met Friday to discuss an ice cream social and a fair booth at the Green County fair. Plans for the June 26 meeting were made. health charts were completed. Juda Jolly Juniors host roller skating at Whirling Wheels this Monday and meet at Juda High Tuesday with Miss Mamie Tillema attending.
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Blaine Club
Green County Fair
Blaine 4-H
Juda Jolly
Whirling Wheels
Juda High School
Mamie Tillema
Miss Dorothy Block to Work at Minocqua Resort
Northern Wisconsin report notes Miss Dorothy Block leaves Sunday to spend the summer employed at a Minocqua resort home. Other items include Dr John A Schindler speaking on There are Worse Habits Than Drinking at the Monroe Kiwanis luncheon and multiple community events in Albany Brodhead and Spring Grove.
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Cave
Wisconsin
Dorothy Block
Minocqua
Schindler
Kiwanis
Monroe Kiwanis Club
John A. Schindler
Travelers and speakers visit for religious and educational events
The Rev Darwin Bower and others travel to Evanston to hear Dom Gregory Dix. Miss Florence Wartenweiler speaks at Bethlehem Lutheran Brodhead guest day. Families load for Smithfield Utah cheese work. Misses Lillian Gempeler and Viola Norton depart Monroe for three months in Mexico.
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Chicago
Darwin Bower
Platteville
Francis Wagner
L. R. Hastings
St. Andrew's
Evanston
Dom Gregory Dix
Nashdam Abbey
England
Nicholas
Yugoslavia
St. Luke
Florence Wartenweiler
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Brodhead
Mexico
Lillian Gempeler
Viola Norton
New Glarus
Monroe
Threat of New Rains Darkens Flood Situation
Forecasts of new rains threaten flood relief as record crests on the Missouri and Mississippi move toward St Louis. The Mississippi fell a foot at Canton and Quincy and receded south to Louisiana. Missouri crest at Boonville stood 29.4 feet with a 1944 peak 1.4 feet higher. Wahlgren predicted the Mississippi would crest near 35 feet tomorrow. More than a million acres remained flooded and over 24,000 people were evacuated across three states.
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Missouri
Illinois
Iowa
Mississippi
St. Louis
Canton
Quincy
Tfl
Louisiana
Boonville
U.S
Harry F. Wahlgren
Wahlgren
Red Cross
Keynote Speaker for GOP Convention Chosen
Rep. Charles Halleck of Indiana named as keynote speaker for the Wisconsin Republican state convention on June 21. Coleman, party chairman, said Halleck as House majority leader will discuss Republicans fight to enact a party program. Four types of yellow pine used for 60 percent of U.S. wire service poles.
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South
U. S
Thornton & Minor Rectal Ointment And Suppositories Ad
An advertisement touts Thornton and Minor’s Rectal Ointment with a quick-relief formula for pain irritation and swelling. It urges readers to follow label directions and buy the product at Grug stores nationwide.
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Thornisa
Thornton & Minor
Grug
Social Events Mark 23rd Wedding Anniversary at Steinman Home
The 23rd wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Steinman was celebrated at the Harry McGuire home with a mock wedding and luncheon. Co-hostesses were Mrs. Eugene Elmer and Mrs. McGuire. Attendees included the Schillingers, Elmers, Klessingers, Marilyn Messinger, and others, and a cake centerpiece honored the couple.
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Otto Steinman
Harry McGuire
14Th Street
Eugene
Steinmans
Messrs
Mmes
Will Schillinger
Elmer
John Klessinger
Marilyn
Joe
Kenneth
George —_ Holenstein
Lottie Yost
Selma Ladner
Billy
Kiel
Reading club New officers and summer break plans
Wednesday Afternoon Reading club elected Mrs George Mauerman as chairman and Mrs David Ruehlman as secretary at a picnic meeting. The club will be inactive over the summer and reconvene in October. Royal Neighbors of America held a card session at LOOF hall with Marian Dieckhoff winning first prize and Ida Share second.
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George Mauerman
John Schindler
David D. Ruehlman
Royal Neighbors of America Lodge
Marian Dieckhoff
Ida Share
Local Visits Highlight Community Notes
Mrs. F N Miller and Mr and Mrs John Schmidt of Freeport visited relatives including Ira Armstrong. Mrs May Beals of Warren and Mrs Mattie Smith of Minneapolis spent time with Leland Shattum. Ervin Klingbeil and family from Postville visited T L Newman and returned from Nebraska. Rockford St Johns church choir of 33 sang at Evangelical United Brethren church with refreshments. Mrs Glenn Boyer visited her daughter and family.
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John Schmidt
Freeport
Ira Armstrong
F. A. Heitke
Paynesville
Jinn
Mattie Smith
Minneapolis
Forest. Newman
May Beals
Warren
Leland Shattum
Ervin Klingbeil and Sons
Post
Glenn Boyer
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Blanchardville Law Office
Land Agency
Percy
Attica
Albany Vindicator
C. G. Briggs
Decatur
Decatur Township
Walgrave
Ann Elizabeth Putnam Atherton
Newark
Green County
Mr. Atherton
Nettie Conn
John
Charles
Fannie Brooks
New Windsor
Ill
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Atherton
Albany
Lapeer
Mich
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Fred
Clinton
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Spring Grove Club
Albany Community Club
School of Banking
Brooklyn
P. H. Wackman
University of Wisconsin
Central States Conference of Bankers Association
Atwood-Bright
Berg Guild House
Arm Bureau
Spring Grove Farm Bureau
North Side Park
Norene
Norton Strommen
Shirley Rosheisen
Beverly Paulson Swain
Utah
Robert E. Hardell
Ernest Seeholzer
Smithfield
Hardell
Seeholzer
David
West
Western Auto Associate Store
Charles B. Marvin
17Th Avenue
C. J. Tingley
Whitewater
State Normal Teachers College
Arthur
Tingley
Arthur Tingley
C. Spaani
Portage
Methodist Church
G. E. Kelsey
C. A. Wood
Lamont
Gratiot
Browntown
Ethel
WSCS
The
Wayne
Mrs
Fred Mahlbuch
Marlene Stuckey
Davis
Ivan Arnsmeier
Janet
Joyce Arnsmeier
Kenneth Zimmerman
Lula Whitehead
Shirley
Sparta
Alma Long
Henry Hartman
Oconto
Dorothy Whitehead
Heinz Beutel
Elmer Whitehead
Rodney Arnsmeier
Claude Walton
Otis Liehnheart
Forreston
Helen ‘Behling
Lois Jean Miller
Marilyn Haman
Ray Figi
Nathan Grenzow
Prairie du Chien
Kemptert Pharmacy
F. N. Miller
Rosa
Bimit
Ded
Shovin Geam, Tole
Gillette Aristocrat
Rovor
Blue Blades
Seaforth and Cargo
Hallmark Cards
Schick
Remington Rand and
Packard
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Eversharp CA
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Temang Home Freezer
Richardson
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