Weather report with cool tonight and tomorrow
Daily forecast notes partly cloudy and continued cool conditions tonight and tomorrow. Hourly temperature readings mention Tees thermometer with a Tuesday to Wednesday span and sunset at 7 40.
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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1948
Page
8
Daily forecast notes partly cloudy and continued cool conditions tonight and tomorrow. Hourly temperature readings mention Tees thermometer with a Tuesday to Wednesday span and sunset at 7 40.
Emma Johnson, widow, appointed executrix of Ira Juda estate who died May 27. Clarence O. Brunkow, Russell Carter and Arthur Keen named appraisers. Widow receives life use of dated Nov.
County Court at Robert Oas in Janesville orders payment of costs and restitution of money owed a former employer at Brodhead by September 1. The charge of operating a Seance with owner consent is dropped. Liano Fisher of Monroe pleads guilty to taking indecent liberties with a minor and is sentenced to 12-18 sneaths in Waupun. Judge Harvid J. Lamboley.
Kathryn Berneice Mohns and Richard Edwin Theiler, both of Jefferson township, granted a marriage license. Death notices include ee Pickering, 21, Oregon. George Moyer, 85, Freeport. and a June 16 entry for Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wald of route 3, daughter, plus Mr. and Mrs. Roger Klassy of Monticello, daughter.
Names listed include Mrs Richard Leach Beloit Mrs Robert Bruni Edgerton Mrs Walter Erdman Jr Janesville and Miss May Blum 84 829 22nd street Carol Hixon 1306 16th street Shirley Ann Counselman Kathryn Jean Gruenberg Donovan David Gerber 7 210 16th Eleanor Granga rd Neda Zettle Karen Melsberger Mrs Paul Ewing Richard Milestone Lorene Hefty Mrs Frank Kent Marie Ime Mader Mrs Ira Zimmerman Mrs Vernon Kemper Mrs Wilbert Nott and son.
Gladys Gilbertson, 39, a Belvidere Illinois and Monroe Blanchardville retried worker, is in serious condition at Mercy hospital Janesville after a Saturday night Rock county crash that claimed her husband’s life. She suffered a broken left hip head lacerations and other injuries. Funeral services were held in Belvidere.
The army says about 3 300 vacancies will be filled by reserve officers who wish to return for extended active duty. Aiming to fill by June 30, the recall pace of 500–600 per month makes that target doubtful. The plan calls for 20 000 recall of reserve officers in the first eight months of the new fiscal year, at 2 000–3 000 monthly.
The Knights of Columbus held their regular meeting and decided to hold their annual picnic July 11 with the venue to be announced later. Grand Knight Willard C. Bender will appoint a committee to arrange details. Washington notes birth rate declining slightly from 1947 boom level.
L. M. Johnson was in Chicago on business. Mrs. A. J. Waelchli visited Madison. Craig Napier of Milwaukee visited the John Lowe and Roy M. Grant homes. Gertrude Dettloff returned home from Bloom er after visiting Mrs. Bruce Blum. Viola Brunkow left for New Glarus to work at DeLux Beauty shop. Mrs Rodney O Kittelsen and mother with Mrs Albert Zimmerli and Mrs Harry Edwards left for a 10 day eastern trip. LaVern Prien visited her mother Augusta Pierce in Monticello. Mr and Mrs Prien spent a few days at Barneveld with John Stricker.
Glenn Marsh, 27, a farmer from Muhriein Northport Michigan and Kat herine Anderson’s neighbor, received a 199 year prison term from Circuit Judge William Carroll for the murder of Grant Marklein and the abduction of Mrs Anderson during a Nov 27 Rockford home invasion. Marsh must begin serving the term within 15 days.
Council contemplates using the Chandler property for a new free parking lot on three sides of the Square, near the Chaleta Goetz theater hall. Mayor Buehler supports using parking meter revenue for public benefit, noting meters have generated 8481.67 over seven months and the city has paid about 13000 for the meters.
Albany special report notes Hillcrest association meeting at Barton Insurance office on Tuesday at 7 o clock. Officers to be elected. Also, A H Partridge village president has returned from Wisconsin General Hospital after eight weeks as a patient undergoing eye surgery.
Three Monroe breeders exhibited at the Canton show of the Brown Swiss Association held in Janeaville yesterday. Alfred Meier of highway 59 east of Monroe showed five head, Mrs Edna Schmid on the west edge of town showed two head, and C F Brennecke of Monroe showed three head.
A joint meeting of the county education committee and Green County school committee will convene this evening in the courthouse. The county radio committee also meets tonight. The women’s quarters at Green County jail, to serve juvenile detention, are ready to be painted after a contract awarded to Ned Brennan. Final public welfare approval pending after installation. Roofing completed and new ceilings installed.
A group from St Andrew’s Episcopal Mission will travel to Freeport Sunday afternoon for Grace Church’s Acolyte and Choir festival. The program begins at 5 p m daylight saving time.
Anton Lageson is hospitalized at Madison Methodist with chest injuries from a tractor crash that struck Grace Episcopal Church near Oak Park. The incident sent him against the steering wheel. Rev. Dwight Filger assisted, Evanston resident helped at St Andrew's.
Elected sheriff Darlington Specialist appears in Putnam County camp results as the county’s new top law officer.
A municipal prosecutor signals possible dismissal of a charge accusing a person of operating a vehicle without the owner consent. The case hinges on evidence and proper identifying details. Further court steps depend on motions and local procedure.
Robert Oas of Janesville faced county court today before Judge Harold J Lamboley over money owed to his former employer near Brodhead. Oas was arrested by Rock County authorities for local officers and may avoid further action if he makes restitution by September 1 and pays the county court costs.
Three flying fortress planes with allegedly Jewish crews vanished on a flight from the Azores to Corsica. A Santa Maria Azores search plane found debris as a Portuguese destroyer rushed to the scene. Washington lawmakers push a $6 million federal aid bill for schools strained by wartime enrollment.
The Tufte Ellender Wagner housing bill was declared dead by some backers yet House Speaker Martin indicated possible action before Saturday adjournment. Senate passed measure faces a likely slug in the House Rules Committee which planned to reconvene this afternoon. Chairman Leo E. Allen said it is unlikely the bill will reach the House floor in its current form, while noting broad support for housing legislation.
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