This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 23 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1951
Page
8
The UNG weather page notes little temperature change tonight and tomorrow with low around 88 south. Records show yesterday from 1 p.m. high 78 and low 56, barometer 29.49 at 1 a.m. and 29.40 at 1 p.m. It lists extremes of 78 and 60 and mentions a farmest place in the U.S. yesterday at 100 and coldest readings.
Jacob M Schlittler transfers to Arthur G Anderson portions It 1 and 3 with exception and It 2 and 4 with exception in Brodhead. Henry E Gordon transfers It 4 and W% of N three eights of It 7 and Nthree-eights It 8 in Brodhead. Elsie Staley transfers It 4 and W% of N three-eights of It 7 and N three-eights It 8 in Brodhead to Chris J Schneider.
Special administration has been issued to E. Steinman, an uncle, in the estate of Dale Rod who was killed May 27 in an automobile accident on Schwarzenberger hill.
Justice cases include sign violation fined $1 and costs and Robert Armitage of Albany with a suspended license driving offense bonded $200 for 1 p.m. appearance. Marriage licenses issued for Virginia Irene Egger and Rodney Louis Becker. Births report a Blanchardville son June 11 and Brodhead son June 11. Albany couple John A. Aeschmann welcomed a daughter June 12. Death notices list several residents with ages and towns.
Fay E Foster of 2120 12th street and George Ryan of Janesville appear among medical staff and patients along with Darlington residents Mrs Rena Ewing and Mrs John Werren. Surgical staff include Ruth Ebien Stuckey and Emily Rindy with several local names. Dismissals feature Guerny Condon Josephine La and multiple Mrs entries from Darlington and Janesville.
Gov Kohler proclaimed Thursday as Flag Day and urged citizens to be grateful for the flag. He said it symbolizes democracy, equality and opportunity, guarantees life liberty and happiness, and offers sanctuary to the downtrodden and oppressed.
Re trial of the county court suit by William A. Brown of Monroe against John Erb of New Glarus is set for Monday June 25 before Judge Harold J. Lamboley. A jury of 30 is to be called at 10 a.m. on the sale of 15 head of cattle late in 146. Brown seeks damages over Bangs disease and alleged breach of cattle testing requirements.
John W Bolender Jr son of Mr and Mrs J W Bolender Lancaster former Monroe residents is an honor member of the 1951 graduating class at the University of Wisconsin He will receive a bachelor of science degree in mechanical engineering He will leave for Seattle June 16 where he will be employed by the Being Aircraft Co Mr and Mrs F J Bolender 1014 21st avenue grandparents will attend commencement exercises at Madison Friday and will participate in the half century club luncheon They will stay at the home of their son and family Mr and Mrs F J Bolender
A Bible class group from the union Bible school met at Grace Lutheran church this week. The Evening Times plant featured the visit this morning. Young writers Rosell Cromwell Jane Regez Floyd Coplien Jr Jean Sacker Ralph Mendenhall Betty Lamb Beverly Kuckuck Carolyn Benkert Eva Gustafson and Donna Clark contributed to the newspaper's Bible school activities and original biblical stories and drawings.
Personal mentions note Lois Fritsch resting as bookkeeper at Schuetze. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Spitler from Freeport and Mr. and Mrs. Edwin N. Snow with Sylvia Lee from Evansville Indiana. Richard Nichols of Oak Park Illinois visited the Stauffer home. others traveled from Albany Brooklyn Rhinelander and Mendota for various occasions. Gurnie Condon, a Brodhead cattle dealer, was discharged from St. Clare hospital. G U G G women plan a meeting for Mrs. John J. Kubly funeral. Travelers include Dr. and Mrs. H. D. Partridge on a Canadian trip. Burt Lynch and Hester Lynch hosted guests with Harry Falls Carrie Dodson from California. Ned Nelson Christina visited after weekend with Adelmans. Otto Rupnow in Milwaukee for Marquette baccalaureate. Nancy Biotch from Mendota visiting for Mary Louise Timm and Russell Miller wedding. Charles H. Ashman of Tacoma visiting Robert H. Van Kaenel. they attended White Sox game in Chicago. Concordia lodge IOOF members to meet for Adolph Angliker funeral. Mrs. Chester Stauffacher hosted a bridal shower for Laura. Miss Stauffacher visiting from Monroe.
Albany 25 year old Robert Armitage posted bond of 200 after being charged with driving while license suspended. He is to appear before Justice Ronald Gletzien at 1 p.m. Saturday. Armitage had prior Rock county arrest and license suspension. Albany arrest followed for operating during suspension.
Glenn H. Brecklin was named grand knight of the Monroe council of Knights of Columbus at the annual meeting last night in KC hall. He will succeed Herman J. Schmitz on July 1. Other officers chosen include W. Howard Smith deputy grand knight Donald Clark chancel lor Jack E. Schlichting warden Joseph Milz measurer Frank Menehan recording secretary F. Earl Lamboley advocate Edward P. Crook outside guardian William Foley inside guardian Herman J. Schmitz trustee. Business last evening included plans for the annual KC Shrine benefit ball games.
The assembly advanced a watered down income tax secrecy bill allowing public access to state returns with a $1 examiner fee and 24 hour notification to those examined. A measure to double auto driver licenses failed final passage. Other actions included a failed motor vehicle department reorganization and labeling of foods with penalties for misbranding.
Public Works director A. Gorder traveled to La Crosse for a special session with the city council and Mayor Henry J. Ahren to settle salary and tenure terms for his appointment as city engineer after being named last Friday night.
A Monroe man sneaked home a night early prompting his frightened wife to call police as a car neared the front door. The prowler circled to the back, then she learned it was her husband, ending the call for help. The couple’s cat reads the classifieds.
At St Clare hospital Ruth Ellen Stuckey office staff member underwent an emergency appendectomy yesterday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Jacob Kummer Route 2 Monroe welcomed daughter Jean Neva born Sunday at St Clare hospital joining six older siblings Martha Ruth Shirley Jake William and James. Five men hosted a fish fry for 72 friends at Monroe Country Club with Forrest and Glen Kubly Doran Zwygart Edwin Rufenacht and Harvey Trumpy. Clarence Kempfert and wife observed 25th wedding anniversary with a mock wedding staged for guests.
Two Camp Mc Coy soldiers, Sgt. Walter G. Blantz and Cpl. Jose Rodriguez, were arraigned on second degree murder charges in the death of 56 year old meat market employee Mike Marx. Each posted $10,000 bond for a June 26 preliminary hearing. Rodriguez claimed innocence while Blantz admitted striking Marx.
Governor Stevenson signs three bills repealing a 54 year old ban on colored oleomargarine. The new law takes effect July 1 and requires public eateries to serve the margarine in triangular pots and clearly identify it.
A cabin cruiser reported missing on Green Bay with four men aboard was located by the coast guard today at Escanaba Michigan. The four Sheboygan men on the 26 foot vessel apparently had taken a longer fishing trip than their families expected.
The public service commission approved a package delivery service for Yellow Cab Co. to deliver parcels, bottled gas and other packages within five miles. Weight limit 300 pounds. A station wagon will be used. Original hearing May 14 drew favorable businessmen. Service to begin tomorrow morning.
Prime Minister Mohammed Mossadegh assured President Truman that Iran's plan to nationalize its oil industry will not jeopardize the world's oil supply or international harmony. The assurances came in a letter transmitted to Washington via the U.S. embassy. British officials from Anglo-Iranian Oil Co. planned courtesy calls on government heads before talks on nationalization begin.
Secretary of Defense Marshall arrived back from a seven day trip to the Korean war front and described the United Nations operation as very successful. He told reporters the Eighth Army was in the most effective shape, a highly trained professional force.
New York 65 000 garment workers began a major 25 year first stoppage over a contract dispute. Israel Feinberg of the AFL International Garment Workers Union cloak joint board said the strike is 100 percent effective as workers stay on the job but refuse to work until the union acts. The action targets 2000 manufacturers contractors and jobbers in coats suits and related goods. The ILGWU board said employers reneged on two terms of a contract reached last week. Madison bill on real estate broker qualifications killed on calendar for November 11 1953.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.