Weather Outlook for June 14 1949 Showers and Coolers
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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1949
Page
8
Weather Summary and Extremes
From yesterday 1 p m to today high 77 low 60. Year ago high 77 low 59. Precipitation since yesterday 2.43 inches. Barometer 29.32 at 1 p m and 29.20. Warmest spot Yuma Arizona 109. Coldest in North Dakota 43. Sunrise 4:21 sunset 7:39. ee ee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Yuma
Ariz
I N. D
Real Estate Transfers In Monroe City
R. E. Erickson transfers parcel in Russell's donation block 4 to Fred Beer Jr. Barbara Dettwiler transfers kt 10 in block 17 Ludlow's add to Thomas B. Schindler in the Monroe city area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Erickson
Fred Beer Jr
Russell
City of
Monroe
Barbara Dettwiler
Thomas B. Schindler
Ludlow
Marriage Licenses Listed for Several Couples
A list of marriage license applications shows Lucille Rose Vogel of Monroe and Foster Dale Brown of Independence CO. Carole Ruth Ward of Monroe township and Bob Duane Zimmerman of Jefferson township. Vi Lucille Potter of Beloit and Blumer Jr. of Monroe Darlington and Stanley Howard of Willow Springs. Dora Lee Dalton and Oliver George Waiters of Gratiot. Lilla L. Goetz of Darlington and Robert G. Warnek of Milwaukee. Applications filed in Lafayette County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Rose Vogel
Monroe
Foster Dale Brown
Independence, CO
Carole Ruth Ward
Monroe Township
Bob Duane Zimmerman
Jefferson Township
Lucille Potter
Beloit
Blumer Jr
Darlington
Stanley Howard
Willow Springs
Lafayette County
Dora Lee Dalton
Oliver George Waiters
Gratiot
Lilla L. Goetz
Robert G. Warnek
Milwaukee
Justice Cases Involving Koenig Stuessy and Loomis
L. A. Koenig of 1403 15th avenue and Nathan I. Stuessy were fined for speeding and a stop sign violation with $10 and $5 penalties plus $5 costs. H. M. Loomis of 207 8th street Brodhead charged for fishing without a resident license with $20 fine and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice L. A. Koenig
Nathan I. Stuessy
15Th Avenue
H. M. Loomis
8Th Street
Brodhead
Obituary notices list eight local residents by age and town
Mrs. Anna Schneider 74 of New Glarus and Mrs. Howard M. Crouse 82 of Orangeville are named along with John K. Schneider 86 of New , Mrs. Carrie Warneke 65 of Freeport, Dan Germann 73 of Waterloo, Mrs. Maria Waite 91 of Brook in, Mrs. Susan Harrison 88 of Dar lington, and Ole Dahlen 78 of Orfordville in a community death notice roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Schneider
New Glarus
Howard M. Crouse
Orangeville
John K. Schneider
Carrie Warneke
Freeport
Dan Germann
Waterloo
Maria Waite
Brookin
Susan Harrison
Darlington
Ole Dahlen
Orfordville
DeVoe Couple Announce Daughter in Argyle
Mr and Mrs Gerald DeVoe of Argyle announce the birth of a daughter on June 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald DeVoe
Argyle
St Clare Hospital Surgical Dismissals List
A list from St. Clare Hospital including patients undergoing tonsillectomies and general procedures. Names include Anna Bayr hoffer Monroe route 3 Greg gory Rinehardt Monroe route 3 Anton Neiderberger Monroe route 5 Herman Graber Monticello Charles Blum Monroe route 4 Joseph Rogers Blanchardville Joanne Larson Argyle Ruth Larson Argyle Barbara Schoebrie Janesville Paul Schmoker New Glarus John Tony Winslow and dismissals of Michael Wendler Carolyn Wendler Ralph Yezel and daughter Edwin Luedy Kenneth Kieckner LaVon Strommen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Bayrhoffer
Monroe
Greggory Rinehardt
Anton Neiderberger
Herman Graber
Monticello
Charles R. Blum
Joseph Rogers
Blanchardville
Joanne
Ruth Larson
Argyle
Barbara Schoebrie
Janesville
Paul Schmoker
New Glarus
John Tony
Winslow
Michael
Carolyn Wendler
Ralph Yeazel
Edwin Luedy
Kenneth Kieckner
LaVon Strommen
Kussy Ordered Held As Death Car Driver
LeRoy Kussy age 52 of Rockford is ordered held on a manslaughter charge after an inquest into the Illinois deaths of Carl Daugherty 38 of Monroe and William Booth 29 of Rockford. The coroner jury found Kussy was driving and intoxicated. The April grand jury will be recalled in Rockford the last week of June to hear the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeRoy Kussy
Rockford
Illinois
Carl Daugherty
Monroe
William Booth
Kussy
Calf Prize Set For Holstein Juvenile Judging Night
E. J. Kaderly of Juda Route 2 donates a purebred Holstein bull calf to be awarded as the prize in the junior judging contest at the county Holstein breeders twilight meeting at John W. Ruff farm tomorrow night. Charles Brace of the national Holstein-Friesian association will also speak. Judging for juniors and adults planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Kaderly
Route 2
Juda
County Holstein Breeders’ Association
John W. Ruff Farm
Charles Brace
National Holstein-Friesian Association
Transit tieup ends Des Moines service restored
Des Moines residents who rely on transit saw normal service resume after AFL streetcar and bus workers ended a two day strike. The disruption affected about 60 000 riders who use public transit facilities in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
AFL
Wagner as Refugee in Switzerland After Revolt
Composer Richard Wagner took part in a German political revolution and, as a result, became a refugee in Switzerland for about ten years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Wagner
Switzerland
Child Aid Group Seeks Funds Here in Monroe
An appeal by the local sponsoring committee asks Monroe residents to support the Children's Service Society Wisconsin's only private statewide children’s agency. Begun in 1889 as the Children’s Home Society, funds stay in Wisconsin. Last year children from every county received care, with each community paying for services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children’s Service Society
Monroe
Wisconsin
Hudson
Joseph P. Dysart
Children’s Home Society
Rodney O. Kittelsen
Russell W. Prien
John J. Burkhard
Henry Kundert Jr
Harold J. Lamboley
Frank A. Shriner
May L. Luchsinger
L.A. Moore
Edward A. Oe
John A. Schinder
Mrs. Howard M. Crouse 82 Dies in Freeport Hospital
Mrs. Howard M. Crouse 82 of Orangeville died early today at a Freeport hospital after seven weeks of illness. Born Nora Lambert September 30 1866 at Mt Carroll she married Howard Crouse September 30 1900. Survived by husband one daughter Pearl Campbell eight grandchildren three great grandchildren. Services Thursday at 1 p m Burlington funeral home Rev Fred Anderson officiating burial in Yellow Creek cemetery near Kent Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orangeville
Howard M. Crouse
Freeport
Nora Lambert
John
Mary Lambert
Mt. Carroll
Howard Crouse
Pearl Campbell
Burington Funeral Home
Fred Anderson
Yellow Creek Cemetery
Kent, Ill
Carrie Warneke Dies at Orangeville at 65
Mrs. Carrie Warneke 65 formerly of Freeport died Sunday at a convalescent home in Orangeville. Funeral services are set for 1:30 Wednesday at Walker mortuary Freeport with Rev. L B Honderich officiating. Burial will be in Oakland cemetery. She was born Carrie Hake near McConnell May 26 1884 daughter of William and Carrie Hake. She married Henry W Warneke November 22 1906. he preceded her in death. Surviving are her mother and a son Norman Warneke Lanark and one granddaughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orangeville
Carrie Warneke
Freeport
Walker Morturary
L. B Honderich
Main Street
Henry W. Warneke
Carrie Hake
Norman Warneke
Lanark
Funeral services for Mrs Arnold Rohrer held today
Mrs Arnold Rohrer died Sunday from a heart ailment. Services were held at 9 a m in Stuessy funeral home and 9 30 in St Victor s Catholic church with Rev E C McCollow officiating. Burial followed in Calvary cemetery. Pallbearers included Edward Bregenzer Adolph Angliker R Elsmere Howe Ernest J Buholzer Robert Emmenegger and Michael Hyland Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Rohrer
Stuessy
St. Victor’s Catholic Church
E. C. McCollow
Calvary Cemetery
Edward Bregenzer
Adolph Angliker
R. Elsmere Howe
Ernest J. Buholzer
Robert Emmenegger
Michael Hyland Jr
Last rites for Mrs Anna Scharer held in Illinois
Mrs Anna Scharer, 72, died Sunday. Her funeral was held at 1 30 PM at Shriner Neuschwarf Funeral Home with Rev Paul C Kehle of St John’s officiating. Burial followed in Greenwood Cemetery. Pallbearers were James Harris Eugene Dalton from Villa Park Ill Robert Hefty Beloit James Schafer Verona and Oscar Fritsch and Orville White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Scharer
Shriner-Neuschwander Funeral Home
Paul C. Kehle
St. John’s
Greenwood Cemetery
James Harris
Eugene Dalton
Villa Park
Ill
Robert Hefty
Beloit
James Schafer
Verona
Oscar Fritsch
Orville White
Ramsdell Rites Held for Former Northwestern Agent
Funeral services were held for Harrison A. Ramsdell 67 of Evansville a former Northwestern railroad agent who died suddenly in his yard. Born April 10 1882 in Madison he moved to Marshall and later worked many years for the railroad retiring two years ago. He leaves wife Martha Stewart of Dane a son Leland Washington D C four daughters Mrs. E A Atkinson Janesville Mrs. R L Roessler Rochester Irene and June Ramsdell Evansville and five grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison A. Ramsdell
Brooklyn
Northwestern Railroad
Masonic Temple
Madison
Ramsdell
Evansville
Marshall
Martha Stewart
Dane
Leland
Washington, D. C
E. A. Atkinson
Janesville
R. L. Roessler
Rochester
Irene
June Ramsdell
Home from college: Wisconsin students finish freshman year
Miss Laura Stauffacher Norma Waelti Marleah Prien and Martha Dobbs of the University of Wisconsin complete their freshman year and return home for vacation. Stauffacher will depart Friday to work at a resort in Devil's Lake state park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura _ Stauffacher
Norma Waelti
Marleah Prien
Martha Dobbs
University of Wisconsin
Miss Stauffacher
Devil’s Lake State Park
Leaves for Wyoming wrangler to work at Three Rivers
Walter Korn travels to Three Rivers Wyoming to take a third year post as a wrangler on a dude ranch. He has spent the winter with his parents Mr and Mrs George Korn route 4 awaiting the season departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Walter Korn
Three Rivers
Wyo
George Korn
Route 4
Personal Notices From Around Town Include Several Visits
Local residents and visitors from Albany Madison Monroe and Brodhead appeared in linked social notices. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Robert Evans Miss Ada Dobbs Miss Elea nor Streiff Mr. Truman Kittle Mrs. Thomas Steiner Selma Mrs. Dan Regan Mrs. Clarence B Baltzer Alma Riemer Mary Reese Geraldine Ryan JoAnne Moldenhauer Arvilla Fisher and the Kubly family. Attendees traveled for calls visits and a DAR meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Evans
Albany
Ada Dobbs
Eleanor Streiff
Madison
Truman Kittleson
Monroe
Thomas Steiner
Selma
Dan Regan
Woodruff
Regan
Clarence B. Baltzer
Fred L. Roth
Horeb
Alma Riemer
Brodhead
Mary Reese
Yesteray
Geraldine Ryan
Janesville
Arthur Kelly
Adams Township
JoAnne Moldenhauer
Waupun
Arvilla Fisher
May L. Luchsinger
W. R. Zimmerman
Marie Blum
Milwaukee
DAR
Hickenlooper Targets AEC Spending in Hanford Probe
Senator Hickenlooper plans hearings to challenge the Atomic Energy Commission over mismanagement of funds. He targets the Hanford plutonium plant secret installation in Washington describing the project as the capstone. The Hanford project cost projection has risen from 6.23 million dollars to about 24.95 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hickenlooper
Iowa
Atomic Energy Commission
Commission
David E. Lilienthal
Hanford
Wash
Humphrey Attacks Taft Labor Plan as Betrayal
Senator Humphrey told the senate that 28 changes in the Taft Hartley act proposed by Senator Taft would betray American workers. He resumed a lengthy discourse saying the proposal does not repeal the law as pledged by Democrats and insults the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Humphrey
D-Minn
Senate
Taft
Ohio
John K. Schneider Dies in New Glarus at 86
John K. Schneider 86 lifelong resident of the area died at his New Glarus home at 7 p m after a week of serious illness. He was born August 20 1862 in Exeter Township son of Caspar and Elisabeth Schneider. Survived by widow two daughters Mrs Tobias Knobel New Glarus and Mrs Dick Elmer Belleville one brother Sam Schneider one sister Mrs Caspar Schmid Verona five grandchildren and one great grandchild. Services Wednesday at 2 p m at Swiss Evangelical and Reformed Church Belleville with Rev Harvey Nuremberg officiating. Pallbearers will be his nephews. Body at Zentner funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Glarus
John K. Schneider
Exeter Township
Caspar
Elisabeth Schneider Schneider
Catherine Zweifel
Koch
Monroe
Mt. Horeb
Springdale Township
Tobias Knobel
Dick Elmer
Belleville
Sam Schneider
Caspar Schmid
Fanny Wyss
Jacob
Christ Pauli
Verona
Swiss Evangelical and Reformed Church
Harvey Nuremberg
Zentner Funeral Home
Birthday Party for Cheryl Loveland Marks Ninth
Cheryl Loveland daughter of Mr and Mrs Arnold Loveland celebrated her ninth birthday with a party attended by Diana Weeks Nancy Kofoed Tana Loveland Vickey Foley Carl Goecks Shirley Kohl Mary Ann Erickson James Roethe Arthur Roethe William Lovelace Judd Kindschi Harland Prechel Larry Loveland Joyce Kubly Linda Bonnie and Karen Loveland Ronald Carr of Spirit Lake and Mr and Mrs C W Carr Spirit Lake Ia Mrs Arthur Roethe Caroline and Mrs Edna Mackey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheryl Loveland
Arnold Loveland
17Th Avenue
Diana Weeks
Nancy Kofoed
Tana Loveland
Vickey Foley
Carl Goecks
Shirley Kohl
Mary Ann Erickson
James
Arthur Roethe
William Lovelace
Judd Kindschi
Harland Prechel
Larry Loveland
Joyce Kubly
Linda
Bonnie
Karen Loveland
Ronald Carr
Spirit Lake
C. W. Carr
Caroline
Edna Mackey
Want ad promises heavy labor for small pay
Read like a brief classified notice a Want ad highlights a job with substantial work and minimal compensation. The listing emphasizes labor intensity over wages, signaling low pay for the amount of effort expected.
Pickups Along The News Beats Opossum Encounter
Rev. Paul C. Kehle drove into a garage last evening and saw glaring eyes. He initially thought a stray cat but found anop possum. The trapped animal bared its teeth and escaped into the wet night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul C. Kehle
Cedarville auction sells Kilker property to Malarkay
A dwelling and four Cedarville lots owned by Edwin Kilker were sold at public auction Saturday to Olivia Malarkay of Freeport for 2950 dollars. The buyer plans to use the premises as a home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedarville
Edwin Kilker
Olivia Malarkay
Freeport
E E Atherton of Albany Celebrates 87th Birthday
Albany honors E E Atherton a printer farmer and teacher marking his 87th birthday Born June 13 1862 in Green County he served as justice of the peace and fire inspector Married Nettie Conn Juda 1887 mother to two sons John and Charles Widowed twice he remains a prominent community figure The Atherton brothers John Fred and Harry add to a combined age of 342 years with John 92 Fred 78 and Harry 85.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
E. E. Atherton
Atherton
Masonic
Eastern Star
Catur Township
BE. Atherton
Walgrave
Ann Elizabeth Putnam Atherton
Green County
John
LaPeer
Mich
Fred
Clinton
Harry
Two More Named In Lobbying Cases
Madison WI article reports three lobbying cases. Arthur J Balzer former assemblyman in Milwaukee faces civil charges for a 6570 fee from Petco Corp tied to a gasoline transport bill. Milton T Murray, Milwaukee ex legislator, cited for unreported expenditures and wage boost after related legislation. Earlier action against E E Hobel Madison lobbyist for Wisconsin Road Bus Assoc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Arthur J. Balzer
Milwaukee
Balzer
Dane County Dist
Robert Arthur
Petco Corp
Arthur
Milton T. Murry
Murray
E. E. Hoebel
Wisconsin Road Bus Association
Three Men Fined for Out of Season Deer Killing
Manitowoc three men Hugo Wettstein Henry Schwabe and Roman Steffes were convicted by a circuit court jury of killing a deer out of season. They were fined 100 dollars each and had hunting licenses revoked for one year. They were arrested December 21 1948.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitowoc
Chilton
Hugo Wettstein
Henry Schwabe
Roman Steffes
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