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Daily weather summary notes yesterday from 2 PM with high 83 and low 45 degrees. Precipitation since yesterday and barometer reading at 2 AM are recorded alongside sunrise at 4 22 and sunset at 7 38.
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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1947
Page
6
Real Estate Transfers in Brodhead Show Transfers Between Engebretson and Rox ahaff
Forrest F. Engebretson transfers to Rox and Roxaha ff real estate parcels 2 block 55 and 1 and 3 block 55 Brodhead in a sequence of conveyances. The filings indicate property moves within the Brodhead district with multiple parcels involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest F. Engebretson
Rox- It
Brodebretson
Roxahaff
Its
Brodhead
Divorces Granted in Cruelty Case
Lois L. Gross was granted a divorce from Raymond V. Gross on cruelty charges. The plaintiff received custody of two minor children with child support of $60 per month and alimony of $40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois L. Gross
Lew Sslatus
Raymond V. Gross
Births At State Hospital In Monticello Blanchardville And More
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Huntley Monticello announce a son born June 13. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Watrud Blanchardville announce a daughter born June 13. Mr. and Mrs. William E. Freeman 502 20th Avenue announce a son born June 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate Hospital
Lawrence Huntley
Monticello
Son
Robert Watrud
Blanchardvile
William E. Freeman
20Th Avenue
Surgical and medical listings at St. Clare and Rockford
Hospital and medical staff listings include surgeons George Geigel and Edward Knipshield with locations on route 4 Herman Greeson Rockford and South Beloit Medical Alice Sherron 714 21st avenue Deanne Kay Stenbroten route 2 Tonsillectomy participants Pergy and Jerry Powers Phillip Webb Meredith Burt James Ketter Albany Shirley Krupke Brown town Eunice Moe South Wayne and dismissals of George Marshe Mrs Orso Duerst Leon Marty Mrs George Beck Dewey Covert Mrs Elbert Fish Mrs Guy Hagar William White Daniel and Rebecca Stir Linda Lou Elmer Sharon B Sneider Ronald and Janice Nelson Joyce Salzwedel Mrs Emma Zimmerman Melvin Phillipson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Geigel
Herman Greeson
Rockford
Robert Broge
9Th Street
Edward Knipshield
South Beloit
Alice Sherron
21St Avenue
Deanne Kay Stenbroten
Pergy
Jerry Powers
Brooklyn
Phillip Webb
Meredith Burt
James Ketter
Albany
Shirley Krupke
Browntown
Eunice Moe
South Wayne
George Marshe
Orso Duerst
Leon Marty
George Beck
Dewey Covert
Elbert Fish
Guy Hagar
William White
Daniel
Rebecca Stir
Linda Lou Elmer
Sharon B. Sneider
Ronald
Janice Nelson
Joyce Salzwedel
Emma Zimmerman
Melvin Phillipson
Disch Exhibits at Chicago Lamb Show
Indiana and Wisconsin farm youths entered a record 505 lambs at the ninth annual Chicago Junior Lamb Show and Sale at Union Stock Yards. Wisconsin exhibitor Wayne Disch, 17, Evansville, showed the grand champion, with six lambs entered. About 180 people a day register at the Vicksburg National Military Park in an average year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Semmenser
Indiana
Wisconsin
Chicago
Union Stock Yards
Wayne Disch
Evansville
Disch
Vicksburg National Military Park
Changes in State Board of Health Are Recommended
A reform plan proposes eliminating 14 positions in the state board of health and creating an executive director role to cut about $22,000 annually. It calls reorganization of labs, public health nurse hiring, and removing ex officio or group-representative memberships, with higher birth certificate and delayed record fees and consolidating field inspection and vital statistics units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jundison
State Board of Health
University of Wisconsin
Arson Trial of Dr Lewis Focuses on Evidence Admissibility
In Milwaukee Judge Steffes recessed as defense objects to admitting chemical analysis of a jar found in Calvary Presbyterian Church fire debris. Prosecution argues the state must prove circumstantial evidence linking the jar to the blaze that damaged the church on January 25. The defendant Dr John Lewis, 72, faces the charge while the pastor denies the accusation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muwaukee
John Lewis
Calvary Presbyterian Church
Herbert J. Steffes
Lewis
Harry Meissner
Steffes
John Hanley
Thursday Night Club Dessert Bridge Honors Large Event
Mrs H S Haworth hosted a dessert bridge for her Thursday Night club with high honors earned by Mrs George Stauffacher Mrs John ODonnell and Mrs Rey Schiffman. Travel winner was Mrs Russel Prien. Another dinner bridge at the Spaeni sisters featured Miss Margaret Burgi scoring high and winners Mrs Clara Belle Grode Mrs C E Baumle and Miss Nell Burgi. Registrations promoted by local want ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S. Haworth
George Stauffacher
John ‘O'Donnell
Rey Schiffman
Russel Prien
Bridge Club
Will B. Gnagi
Spaeni
Gnagi
Margaret Burgi
Clarabelle Grode
C. E. Baumle
Nell Burgi
Walter Bauman
Ray Young
Robert L. Rote
Personal notices show many Monroe area visitors and travels
Local notes list numerous residents and visitors: James Tschudy at Lanz Johnson Insurance. J W Miller and spouses from Sterling Illinois. Margaret Blum Monti cello Monroe caller. Etha Ruth Discher in Freeport. Fritz Messmer daughter Gertrude in Freeport. Sharon Mueller Beloit Monroe visitors. Lloyd Holmes guest of Weckerly in Mineral Point. Edna Hang Mollie Delp Orangeville Monroe shoppers. Mrs James Burke Mamie Burke Gratiot Monroe visitors. Rosie Goebel returned to Darlington after visiting Bernadine Goebel. Dr L A Moore back from Milwaukee after F and A M grand lodge. Robert Rieder spending summer at home. R N Austin left for Baltimore. Kundert and Schoonover visit Schindler Edgerton. Mrs Paul Schult to New Lisbon after visiting Lester and Mrs Schult South Wayne. Jeanette Nelson returned to St Paul after staying with Skyruds. Doc Deininger Monroe hotel patient at St Clare with heart trouble. Roy Thate son Lanz return to West Bend from Argyle and Monroe visits. Howard Lueck family and Herman Brugger family in Janesville. J H Effertz Los Angeles left for Milwaukee toward West Coast. Ervin Ogden parole violator turned to Janesville. Edward Gustafson family Madison. Mrs Adeline Chamberlain to stay with them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Tschudy
Lanz-Johnson Insurance Agency
J. W. Miller
Sterling
Iil
Margaret Blum
Monticello
Monroe
Etha
Ruth Discher
Freeport
Fritz Messmer
Gertrude
Robert Mueller
Sharon
Beloit
Lloyd Holmes
Faye Weckerly
Mineral Point
Edna Hang
Mollie Delp
Orangeville
James Burke
Mamie Burke
Gratiot
Rosie Goebel
Darlington
Bernadine Goebel
L. A. Moore
Milwaukee
Grand Lodge of F
A.M. Robert Rieder
University of Wisconsin
R. N. Austin
Baltimore
Joseph West
Henry Kundert
R. H. Schoonover
Charles A. Schindler
Edgerton
Paul Schult
New Lisbon
Lester Schult
South Wayne
Jeanette Nelson
St. Paul
M. M. Skyrud
George
Doc” Deininger
St. Clare Hospital
Roy Thate
Lanz
West Bend
Ray Crane
Argyle
Howard Lueck
Jean
Karen
Herman Brugger
Natalie
Janesville
J. H. Effertz
Los Angeles
Calif
Emil Boesch
West Coast
Ervin Ogden
Evan Chambers
Kubitz
Ogden
Waupun
Local visitors and gatherings noted in several communities
Daylong visits and social events span Freeport Rockford Monroe and Cannondale with residents including Mr. and Mrs. H L Jacobs Mrs Barbara Olson Mrs Wally Miller and others attending Browntown 4 H club meeting and an insurance meeting at Devil's Bariboo Resorts. Families from Elkhorn Wilmot Martintown and Cannondale were mentioned in travel and guest summaries.
Milwaukee audience hears Yeoman of the Guard operetta
The St. Andrew's Episcopal mission choir joined seven members to hear St. Paul's choir perform The Yeoman of the Guard in Milwaukee. About 20 children and 10 adults plan to travel to Madison Sunday for a Grace Church church school festival hosted by Bishop Ivans. Frances Durner departed for Glacier National Park to serve as social hostess at Many Glacier hotel for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
St. Andrew's Episcopal Mission
St. Paul's Church
Yeoman of the Guard
Madison
Grace Church
B. F._ P. Ivans
Montana
Frances Durner
Glacier National Park
Glacier Hotel
Measles Reported and Local Notices in Wisconsin Towns
Two cases of measles reported by City Health Officer L A Moore, alongside scarlet fever. Activities include New Glarus visitors, summer school entry for Bet ty Jane Flannery, and a Rainy day cancellation of weed meetings in Adams and York townships. Residents attend Milwaukee and Sturgeon Bay events. Gene Buck heads to Crewe Virginia for summer with family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Moore
Woman Injured in Beloit Road Accident
A Beloit hospital reports a very serious condition of a female patient confined after an automobile crash Sunday. She suffered severe head lacerations and a skull fracture when she fell from the Matchett auto as Mr. Matchett swerved to dodge a water filled hole on the highway between Beloit and Shopiere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beloit
Matchett
Shopiere
Mississippi flood braces Say levee. several breaches reported
The confluence of two streams 15 miles north of here sees key levees holding while the weather bureau does not anticipate major damage in the area. Levee failures are reported south of St. Louis at Grand Tower, I and St. Genevieve as the Mississippi breaches old fault lines from last April. The Say levee opposite Hannibal remains the most critical, with 500 workers reinforcing with thousands of sandbags to protect 120,000 acres as conditions recede north of Hannibal. A Kansas City weather bureau warning targets lowland residents in northwest Missouri and nearby Kansas Iowa and Nebraska after heavy rain sends the Missouri and tributaries on the rampage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Government Weather Bureau
Army Engineers
St. Louis
Grand Tower
St. Genevieve
Mississippi
Say
Hannibal
Weather Bureau
Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
Iowa
Nebraska
New Glarus Social Notes From Mrs Millard Tsehudy
New Glarus residents Misses Donna Gumr and La Vonne Walden visited Wisconsin Dells with Fred Armstrong and Lowell Nevil from Brooklyn. Mrs Jacob Elmer of Monroe spent Tuesday with sister-in-law Mrs Casper Hefty Sr. Mrs Otillie Wild of Monroe visited her mother Mrs William Engler Sr Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Margaret Solbraa and Mrs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Gumr
La-Vonne Walden
New Glarus
Fred Armstrong
Lowell Nevil
Brooklyn
Wisconsin Dells
Jacob Elmer
Monroe
Casper Hefty Sr
Otillie Wild
William Engler Sr
Margaret Solbraa
Local residents and visitors make Wednesday rounds
Alvins Bleiler and Walter Minnig of Monticello, and Mr. and Mrs. Jake Waelti of Blanchardville, visit on Wednesday. Dr. and Mrs. H. F. Zingg plan a several weeks trip to the North. Mrs. Everett Wild and daughter from Monroe stay with the Math Wild home. Milwaukee visitor Mrs. Paul Genthe calls on relatives. Many others from Monroe Belleville New Glarus also present during the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvins Bleiler
Eeee
Fred Figg
H. F. Zingg
Walter Minnig
Monticello
Leo Gehnin
Belleville
Jake Waelti
Blanchardville
Grossenbacher
Earnest Theirstein
Monroe
Flo Warten
Henry Schmid
Ed Fuhrman
Marion Fuhrmann
Edw Low
Lions Convention Attends Sturgeon Bay Event
Mr and Mrs Lauren Kleppe of Belleville were New Glarus visitors Wednesday evening. Mrs Alvie Moen and children from Blanchardville spent Wednesday evening here. John Reder of Milwaukee was a New Glarus business caller. John Marty left Saturday for Hillsboro Oregon after visiting. Mr and Mrs Fred Luchsinger of Madison visited relatives Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sturgeon Bay
Lauren Kleppe
Belleville
Glarus
Alvie Moen
Blanchardville
John Reder
Milwaukee
Also Mentioned on This Page
Daily Record
Luick’s
Paul A. Ruf CO
Dr. Lewis
Murphy's
Hilltop
Edward Gustafson
Donna
Lois
Richardson
Nace Madison
T. J. Foley
H. L. Jacobs
H. M. Jacobs
Robert Miller
Ardelle
Marguerite van ‘Matre
Mmes
Herman Fritz
Alfred
Voegels
George Fields
B. . Lynch
Barbara Olson
Wally
Miller
Edwin
Cari Weckerly
Martintown
Devil Bari
Devil's Lake
Baraboo
Frank Clark
James Quinn
Art Peterson
Royal Liddicoat
Carl
Cannondale
Conn
Proctor Maekquist
Susan
Maelquist
George F. Stauffacher
Willis Nueffer
Elkhorn
Maeliqurst’s
Stauffacher
New
Wood County
William Duchow
Sylvester
Gertrude Urben
Miami, Fla
Jacob’ Urben
Circus Fans Association
Brooks J. Dunwiddie
A. R. Neushwander
Edwin Barlow
Adams
York Townships
Fred Gempeler
County Weed Commission
Betty Jane Flannery
John P. Flannery
Platteville State Teachers College
Flannery
Round Grove
Homemakers Club
Norman Poff
Gary
Bernice Pfund
Virginia
Gene Buck
Crewe
S. E. Graham
Charles A. Buck
Rexburg
Ida
Edward Matchett
Dorothy ‘Demanouske
Century Service Co
10Th Street
John Holtshopple Jr
J. B. Heeren and Son Commercial Bank Bldg
Anne Mason
John Tetter
Wonumea
Mrs. Millard Tsehudy
Monroe Shoe Store
Bowman
Grandview Dairy
Vwlodern
Kroehler
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