Daily Record Weather Forecast June 16 1947
Fair tonight with somewhat higher interior temperatures. Tuesday partly cloudy and warm.
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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1947
Page
6
Fair tonight with somewhat higher interior temperatures. Tuesday partly cloudy and warm.
Real estate transfers include movels necnow to Marvin W Meythaler and parcel It 11 block 17 Tall man ad Monroe in the Sullivan's ad Browntown area. Gottlieb Marty transfers to Alton V Kiel with parcel It 11 block 17 in Tall man ad Monroe.
County Court Jacob Schlittler of Brodhead to transfer a vehicle and costs. Judge Harold J Lamboley and Roger Teuscher of Monroe oversee sale of a used vehicle without a dealer's license with $15 and costs. Judge Lamboley with Raymond M Hefty of New Glarus imposes drunken driving penalty of $60 and costs and revokes driver’s licenses.
John G. Fowler of route 5 faces two counts including drunk and disorderly conduct and unclean and insanitary utensils and conditions with costs of $20 and costs. Iin T Olson of Monroe cited for parking in front of a theater with $5 and costs. Justice L A Koenig presided over the cases. Ralph Barmore aged 67 of McHenry County is listed among deaths at TL St. Clare Hospital. Mr and Mrs Walter Elmer of Albany announce a daughter born June 15 and Mr and Mrs Mereland Chesebro of Stoughton announce a son born June 15.
A mixed list enumerates surgical patients and dismissals from Beloit areas and surrounding towns. Names include Mrs. Walter Raethz, Mrs. Edna Drake, Charlene De Less, Kenneth Leaver, and many others with addresses in Beloit Freeport Monroe Verona and nearby locales. The item also notes weekend guest Margaret Smith of Milwaukee visiting Monroe and Blanchardville travel.
Two sorrel horses with white manes and tails wearing halters strayed from a pasture. A tele phone number 915-A provided for contact.
Ralph Barmore age 67 born November 6 1879 in Sylvester township died after a long illness His survivors include his widow Mabie Albright a son Donald Alden township a daughter in Monroe a brother Jay Beloit and a granddaughter Penny Jean Barmore He was predeceased by a son Harold and a sister Pearl The body lies at Shriner Neushwander funeral home with services at 2 pm Wednesday at Grace Lutheran Church officiated by Rev Newell Mendenhall burial in Juda cemetery.
Grace Lutheran pupils finished a two week daily Bible school with a full church audience. Four classes summarized the ten days of lessons while enrollment reached 87 and average attendance was about 75. Class teachers included Mrs C W Chambers, P J Connors Jr, Mrs Frederick F Lanz, and Rev Newell Mendenhall with several helpers.
Funeral services were held for George W. Doc Deininger in St. Clare hospital and Greenwood cemetery burial followed. Also listed are last rites for Mrs. Edward A. Matchett, Beloit, and a large out of town list for Ellen Grossen’s funeral in Monticello. Save with a Want Ad.
Local society notes list numerous daily visits and trips across Wisconsin. Names include Marie Disch Beloit Vince Oswald Cedarville and Mrs L W Beadle Monticello, plus many in Milwaukee Sturgeon Bay and Madison. Several families travel to Mukwonago Mammouth Cave Solon Springs and Lake Geneva while others spend weekends with relatives in Brodhead Monroe and Milwaukee.
Multiple Monroe area residents and relatives visited over the weekend. Couples from Freeport Blanchardville Milwaukee and Madison joined gatherings with cousins, siblings, and friends in Monroe and nearby towns, with travel to Chicago and Marshfield noted for weddings and visits.
Army report notes that areas with thorough information gathering showed greater damage indicators. Pecatonica river records kept since 1937. Flood danger eased with fair weather. Highway 18 near Bridgeport and Highway 11 at Browntown closed by floodwaters. Madison says road damage not serious overall as Mississippi levels fall.
The Kickapoo river crest reached about nine feet this week, while flood stage stood at 12 feet. The Wisconsin river at Portage stayed roughly one foot above Saturday and four feet below flood stage. Park Falls registered a 35 degree minimum, the nation’s lowest, as mild highs in the 60s and 70s were forecast to continue.
The American approach to the problem is outlined in four points. Persuade European leaders to take responsibility for their continent’s resources or face no aid. Seek full cooperation from Russia where goodwill exists. Extend the Truman Doctrine to states threatened by communist expansion outside the Russian bloc. Aid public opinion every extension of Soviet or communist power by police state methods.
The analysis shows average family income of 2500 would see take home rise by 1.2 percent while 50000 gains 18.6 percent and 500000 up to 62.3 percent. Tax reductions would amount to under 30 dollars for the lowest, nearly 5000 for middle, and about 60000 for the top earners.
Nekunroe Girl Scout camping program has been postponed until mid July due to high water at River View Park. Mrs. John Bruni and Miss Helen Burkhard, co chairs, say frequent rains made the park unsuitable for tenting. the two day and one night event will be rescheduled for all scouts except Brownies.
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