Personal Mention In Monroe Readers Visit Friends
Visiting Monroe today were Miss Margaret Mangricina and her father Frank. Mrs. Charles Smith and daughter Penny from Freeport shopped in Monroe. Many residents from surrounding towns were guests, weekend visitors, or on short trips to Madison Chicago Minneapolis and other cities.
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Monroe
Margaret Mangricina
Frank
Charles Smith
Penny
Freeport
W. S. Rothermel
Madison
Jacob Karlen
Erma Colden
Alvin Colden
Hollandale
Harold O. Woolever
Minneapolis
Hulda Ae
Monticello
E. Stephens
Benton
Belleville
Helen Ninneman
Platteville
John Cogan
Mineral Point
Rockford
Clarence Mullen
Bernard
Gratiot
Betty Jane Kneubuehl
New Glarus
Beloit
Meda
Margaret Boschi
Florence Grob
Leon C. Gempeler
Charles Meyer
Jimmy
Steve
Argyle
Martin Purcell
John Eichelkraut
Marvin
Vernon
John Doyle
Jean
South Wayne
Harold McConnell
Wiola
Walter | Stauffer
Edna McGregor
Eagle
River
William| Rieder
Fola Hanson
B.E. Hanson
Blanchardville
Ray Thorpe
Judith
Janesville
Calvin Martin
Dwight Yost
Herbert Yost
Dwight
Jed
C. H. Beight
Youngstown
Frank A. Buehler
George Jacobson
Sarah Fischer
Methodist Hospital
Times Office
Herbert Beaupre and Sons
Lee
Michael
Lester Flint
Mary Dunlavy
Irene Dunlavy
Mamie
Duni
J. F. Zinser
J. R. Parks
E. A. Winegar
Chicago
Minnesota
Agnes Burke
Kansas
Roy Schultz
Burke
Connecticut
John Tschanz
W. H. Burger
Neenah
Willard Tschanz
Green Bay
Adam Blumer
Wauwatosa
Walter A. Blumer
Frances Kleinmaier
Wright
West Allis
Blumers
Weather Summary Daily Record June 14 1947
Generally fair with a bit of a temperature change tonight. Sunday will be partly cloudy and warmer. Since yesterday at 2 p.m. the high was 50 and the low 40. Highest 77. Precipitation since yesterday and barometer readings at 2 a.m. 29.32 and 2 p.m. 29.37. Warmest place in the U S yesterday was Yuma Arizona at 98 degrees and the coldest Sunrise at 4:21, sunset at 7:39.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Yuma
Ariz
Real Estate Transfers in Monroe District
Fred Krauss sells 58 acres at otl 22 in Monroe to Paul Rufen acht. Roy F. Burmeister transfers its 3 4 5 6 7 8 blocks and its 4 9 10 12 blocks in Lakeside Heights to Leland L. Lamboley. Transfers cover multiple blocks and wards within Lakeside Heights ad Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Krauss
Paul Rufenacht
Otl
Monroe
Roy F. Burmeister
Leland L. Lamboley
Lakeside Heights
Marriage Licenses for Edwin F Wigier and Betty Ruleaux
Edwin Frederick Wigier and Betty Louise Ruleaux of New Glarus obtain a marriage license. Wilbur Nicholas Burri of Gratiot and Beverly Jane Leiser of Monroe also receive licenses. James Marion Perdue and Shirley Emeline Ellingson, both of, are listed for licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Frederick Wigier
Betty Louise Ruleaux
New Glarus
Wilbur Nicholas Burri
Gratiot
Beverly Jane Leiser
Monroe
James Marion Perdue
Shirley Emeline Ellingson
Justice cases atoger Teuscher and others plead guilty
Justice Teuscher Monroe plead guilty to a state charge of failure to transfer vehicle title with $25 and costs. Justice Koenig and Deininger list 56 Monroe hotel. Mrs Edward Matchett Beloit. St Claire Hospital notes. Mr and Mrs Clifford Fielstad Brodhead daughter June 13. Mr and Mrs Joseph Jones Browntown daughter June 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Deininger
Monroe Hotel
Edward A. Matchett
Beloit
St. Clare Hospital
Clifford Fielstad
Brodhead
Joseph Jones
Browntown
Local Medical and Dismissal Notices Outline
Surgical: Thomas Blum 828 12th street. Mrs Gladys Noble route 2 Argyle Mrs Wilbert Kuenzi 837 9th street. Tonsillectomy: Audrey Holt shopple 2415 8th street Ernest Hess Darlington Gary Lee Brugger route 2 Alice Anderson South Beloit Keith and Eugene Wheeler Argyle James Michael McGinnity Argyle Mrs Martha Bartholomew Beloit. Dismissals: Walter Carstensen Mrs George Schneider Mrs Ing Lageson and daughter Janey Bisegger Jack Pinnow Jeffery and Richard Knezel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Blum
12Th Street
Gladys _ Noble
Argyle
Wilbert
Kuenzi
9Th Street
Audrey Holt
Shopple
8Th Street
Ernest Hess
Darlington
Gary Lee Brugger
Alice Anderson
South Beloit
Keith
Eugene Wheeler
James Michael McGinnity
Martha Bartholomew
Beloit
Walter Carstensen
George Schneider
Nagy Questions UN Role in Hungary Crisis
Exiled Hungarian ex premier Ferenc Nagy told reporters he doubts United Nations involvement can help Hungary yet hopes democratic powers aid the country. He linked the coup to American actions in Greece and Turkey and said the crisis has recurred across southeastern Europe. He spoke before departing for the United States to share Hungary’s case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shannen
Saire
Ferenc Nagy
Hungary
United Nations
Greece
Turkey
United States
Pan American Airways
Nagy
Skull Fracture Is Fatal to Former Monroe Woman
Dorothy Ruth Demanouske Matchett, born May 11 1927 in Lafayette county, died from a skull fracture after an accident on a Beloit road. Survived by husband Edward Allen Matchett, her mother Florence Demanouske, twin brothers Herbert andHarvey, sister Esther, and a late sister Betty Marie. Services set for 1:30 family and 2:00 public at New Apostolic church, burial Greenwood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Ruth — Demanouske
Florence Haeft
Samuel Demanouske
Lafayette County
Monroe High School
Beloit
Fairbanks Morse Co
Monroe
Edward Allen Matchett
Cornell
Park Avenue
Matchett
Kroger
New Apostolic
Florence Samuel Demanouske
Herbert
Harvey
Esther
Betty Marie
Shriner- Neushwander
New Apostolic Church
Otto Deibel
Bel Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Plane crash on Virginia spur near Shenandoah valley ends flight 410
Washington bound Capital airliner on Chicago to Washington route crashes in a Blue Ridge spur near the Shenandoah valley after stopovers in Cleveland and Pittsburgh. Crew includes co pilot Robert N. Creekmore of Arlington Virginia and stewardess Margaret Wall of Washington. Ambulances respond as nightlong efforts unfold. In a separate note, Kenneth Blue, 28, drives into Belle Isle lagoon during heavy rain. He escapes unharmed after noting the worst rain he has seen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Robert N. Creekmore
Arlington
Margaret Wall
Blue Ridge Mountains
Shenandoah Valley
Franklin
Pennsylvania
Ernest Lundeen
Minnesota
Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Virginia Horse Country
Detroit
Kenneth Blue
Belle Isle
Island Recreational Park
Blue
Vacationing Families at Park Falls and Mexico
Mr and Mrs Norman Poff and son Gary Mr and Mrs George Poff and Miss Bernice Pfund of Rockford are spending a week at Park Falls with sister in Mexico William Goetz grandson of the Goetz family has joined his sister Marilyn in Mexico where both are continuing college studies Goetz previously attended Milwaukee State Teachers College
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Falls
Norman Poff
Gary
George Poff
Bernice Pfund
Rockford
Loins
Mexico
William Goetz
George Goetz
Marilyn
Goetz
Milwaukee State Teachers’ College
City Payroll Approved and Various Local Notices
A weekly payroll of 447.40 was approved at a regular city board meeting along with several permit grants. Searles II returns from Tokyo for 60 days and expects naval discharge in November. Debris clearing begins for Wisconsin Telephone Co office building north of Dr. McConnell’s property. Augsburg Gospel quartet to give a sacred concert at the Lutheran church Thursday evening June 26. Mr. and Mrs. Ned Crow visited Monroe during their trip home to Inyokern California. Crow is a former Monroe resident and wartime government scientist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Works
Japan
Brodhead
Times
Arthur Searles II
A. F. L.searles
Tokyo
Zerba
Buena Island
San Francisco
Darlington
McConnell’ Ing
Wisconsin Telephone Co
Blanchardville
Augsburg Gospel Quartet
Augsburg College
Lutheran Church
Luther League
Monroe
Ned Crow
Inwokern
Calif
McKellar Memorial Pool Opens Wednesday
The McKellar Memorial park swimming pool will open on Wednesday. Mr. Layton has disposed of his junk buying and car parts business to Scott Campbell, a venture begun here 14 years ago. Leave for South Mr. and Mrs. Erickson and the Hackett couple travel from Beloit to Alabama and Georgia to visit relatives and then return to Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanchardville
McKellar Memorial Park
H. Layton
Scott Campbell
Layton
South
R. E. Erickson
R. E. Hackett
Beloit
Birmingham
Ala
Columbus
Mr. Erickson
Telah Osborne
Georgia
Col
Roy F. Zinser
Hacketts
St. Augustine
Fla
Wisconsin
Local Yardman Turns Spurred Westward Art Hobby
Johnson, a Green County Lumber and Fuel Co. yardman with two teens, pursues art during evenings and Sundays. He began sketching from magazines as a boy and now paints from memory using a piano as an easel. His current work features a window scene in blue jean hues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Green County Lumber and Fuel Co
Window shopping spree mentions art and paint on piano
Johnson relates his children’s views on painting. He notes his son enjoys art while his daughter dislikes when he gets paint on the piano during repeated painting sessions at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Hunters Pursue Brute Bears in Wild Mountain Trek
The party describes bears as large and fleet and notes no shots were fired until Fritz's first strike. The grizzly reared and clawed, forcing another shot as hunters warn of treachery and danger in following wounded animals. Mountain streams yielded small catches and a 4 inch snowfall preceded breaking camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fritz
M. Fritz
Green County
Iowa rivers brace to stop new flood waters
Town and Cedar rivers in eastern Iowa, tributaries of the Mississippi, brace to fight fresh floods. Hundreds of families are displaced as volunteers, National Guardsmen, Navy and Coast Guard workers rush sandbag dikes. Ottumwa faces the Des Moines river’s worst flood on record as the crest hits 26 feet 2 inches, higher than last week, with Tracy 30 miles upstream reporting the rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town
Cedar River
Iowa
Mississippi
National Guardsmen
Navy
Coast Guard
Ottumwa
Des Moines
Weather Bureau
Tracy
Ottumwa Faces Record Flood Crest and Shelter Strain
Ottumwa residents prepared for a crest at 20 to 20.5 feet, above the 9-foot flood stage. Flood director Hershel Loveless said dikes are being built to reduce the current after last week’s disaster. Red Cross reports housing 460 people in three shelters and serving 3,550 meals. Officials warn a historic Mississippi flood may unfold along a 100 mile stretch from Keokuk to Louisiana, Missouri, by week’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottumwa
Tracy
Ottum Thewa
Hershel Loveless
E. N. Mcllrath
Red Cross
CO. Tucker
Burlington
Mississippi River
Keokuk
Louisiana
Iowa
South Wayne News Notes and Visitors
Mrs. Edward A. Chapman hosted Work Aid at her home with lunch. Betty Collicutt returns from Beaver Dam where she taught. Sunday guests included families from Beloit Sterling and Dubuque. Patsy Marie visited grandparents. Mahlikuchs in Dubuque. Wahler family in Wiota. Norma Jones and Ruth Maurer left for Platteville summer school. Jeannette Denny and children from Ottumwa arrival for visit. Flood affects drinking water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward A. Chapman
Betty Collicutt
Beaver Dam
William Tuller
Oscar Spoon
Beloit
Frank Glasser
Edward Gehring
William Grobes
Sterling
A. H. Mahikuch
Dubuque
H. A. Andrews
Flood Crisis Deepens as Power Shortages Persist
News from Ottumwa reports record flood waters, thousands homeless, and power outages spreading from city to city. Several residents travel for weddings and visits while relatives relocate or plan travel to Europe and Switzerland. Community members from Monroe to Darlington and Gays Mills share stories of displacement and travel as relief efforts begin.
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Daily Record
Nu Neon Midis
J. E. Lovell
Hanson Funeral Home
Harry Hanson
Fred M. Crow
Milwaukee
Yellowstone Park
Eleanor Peterson
Kathryn Trankle
Joan Foss
Dodgeville
Ardith "Trow
Albany
Wanda Stettler
Yellowstone National Park
West
Kraft
Kraft Foods
Hartford
Checkerway
Ninnemen Coal and Se Co
Union Bus Depot
Mrs
Harry T. Maddrett
B. R. McKnight
Streator
Harold
Roy Martin
Bixby
Fred Boubb
Boubbs
Switzerland
Paul Schuldt
Randy
New Lisbon
Lester Schuldt
Will Hale
Christine Tregoning
Darington
Dale Moore
Gays Mills
Spencer
Clara Stixrood
Banjo Pete
Goodyear
Ara
Gempler Tire Shop
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