Daily Record Weather Notice
Weather clears and cools tonight with Wednesday fair and continued cool temperatures. Since yesterday at 2 p m the high reached 88 and the low 54. A year ago today the high was 73 and the low 52. Precipitation since yesterday totals 2.05 inches. Barometer readings at 2 a m 29.55 and 2 p m 29.68. The warmest U S location yesterday was Phoenix Arizona at 110 and the coldest Boise Idaho at 44.
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U.S
Phoenix
Ariz
Boise
Ida
Real Estate Transfers and Local Notices in Jordan Cadiz and Monroe
Real estate transfers list parcels and owners including R M Kundert to Spencer McGinley and Ray Wells to Spencer McGinley in Jordan, Glenn Lewis to Ernest Malkuca for 25 acres in Jordan, Jennie Priewe to Stanley Priewe land in Cadiz, Freda Fritschi to Walter Schmid It 2 bik 12 Tallman addition Monroe. County Court John Pietras Brodhead operates unregistered vehicle with 50 costs. Marriage licenses Johnny Stenbroten York and Beatrice Voegels Monticello. Divorces granted Elizabeth Blotz Evansville from George Blotz Prairie du Chien for habitual drunkenness. Deaths Albert Marcus Magnolia township 59 Mrs Clara A Wichell Brodhead 61 Jack Werts Winslow 67.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M.kundert
Spencer L. McGinley
Jordan
Ray Wells
Glenn Lewis
Ernest Malkuca
Jennie Priewe
Stanley Priewe
Cadiz
Freda Fritschi
Walter Schmid
Tallman
Monroe
Albert Marcus
Magnolia Township
Clara A. Wichell
Brodhead
Jack Werts
Winslow
Hospital Matrimony and Personal Notices Index
A fragmented hospital and personal notices list names of patients and associates linked to St. Clare Hospital and local addresses. Entries mention individuals such as John Moritz Diane and Louise Poff Beloit Lois Bruni and Dale Seffrood with street details and a range of surnames including Buck Rupnow and Fahrni, indicating a compiled roster of admissions and related touches.
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Dwight Juda
Herbert Buck
Frank ‘Buffa
South Bi
Otto Rupnow
John Moritz
Monticelio
Diane and
Louise Poff
Beloit
William E. Peed
11Th Street
Sobel Sealsas
South Wayne
Lois Bruni
10Th Street
Wesley Tana Dale Seffrood
Joyce Fahrni
Horeb
Hampton Skattum
Harry ‘Smith
Paul Klassy
Laverne Lederman
Vera Ringgen
Clarence Jelle
Judith Buehler
Mrs. Clara Wichelt Dies After Illness at 51 in Brodhead
Clara A. Wichelt a lifelong Brodhead resident died at St. Clare hospital at 6 30 p m after months of illness She was born February 14 1885 and married August Wichelt in 1916 The couple lived in Brodhead. she was a Royal Neighbors member Surviving are a sister eight nieces and nephews and her husband who died in 1941 Funeral services will be held at 315 p m Thursday at Everson funeral home Brodhead with Rev J W Zimmerman officiating Burial will be in Greenwood cemetery Local residents H L Jacobs visited Madison on business.
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Clara A. Wichelt
Brodhead
Greer
St. Clare Hospital
Clara A. Riemer
William
Theresa Tessmer Riemer
Germany
Juna
August Wichelt
Pierre
S.D
Harry and
Ernest Welch
Theresa Garwell
Bernard Clark
Lester Welch
Warehauser
Wis
Rachel Welch
Detroit
Lawrence Clark
Monroe
Otto Meess
Harry Smith
Cuba City
St Clare Hospital
Gifford E. Salem
Milwaukee
Marshall Ingwell
Judy
New Glarus
Harold Kennison
Barbara
Harold
Edward
Chica
Betty Jane Duerst
Thomas O. Duerst
Jennie Kundert
Madison
Carl Weckerly
Martintown
Charles DeFrance
Joan
Ofordville
Garwin
Ted Schmiedlin
Vincent Baebler
Monticello
John Duerst Jr
Darlington
Inlaw
John Duerst Sr
Saginaw
Mich
Patricia Judd
Janesville
Frank Judd
Henry Miller
Sadie Chadwick
Miller
12Th Avenue
Harris Henning
Pat C. Flannery
Ted Olson
Navy
Denver
Boulder
Colo
University of Colorado
Edna Olson
Walter Derendinger
Browntown
Calvin Derendinger
Belleville
Rex Albert
Dorothy
Gladwyn Helmeid
Devils Lake
Glen Geigel
Helen
Boston
Soundman
Clifford Geigel
Agerholm
Cheddar price ceiling hike ends market boycott
Association president Kopitzke announced the OPA raised the factory ceiling on cheddar by five cents. He cited about 2 million pounds daily production and estimated the raise adds roughly 3 million dollars for the month, with Mooney noting a potential 30 cents per year per capita rise and its effect on wages and labor.
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Tion
Association
Leonard E. Kopitzke
Marion
OPA
News Paragraphs Attending Meetings
Local residents report travels and gatherings across states. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Feutz and Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Hall travel to Ames Iowa for cheese meeting series this week. Monroe couple plan to attend a boxing event in Madison Square Garden New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Feutz
S. A. Hall
Green Bay
Ames
Monroe
Louis Conn
Madison Square Garden
New York
Assembly of God Vacation Bible School Closes Friday
Assembly of God will end its three week vacation Bible school with a Friday night program at 8 o'clock showing demonstrations of work, notebooks and hand work. Enrollment reached 80 under leaders Rhoda Hartwick Margaret Schuller Bonnie Losey Theresa Osland Peggy Portinga, students of North Central Bible Institute and Theological Seminary in Minneapolis, with local instructors Mrs. Robert Poff and Rev. and Mrs. Jack A. Andrews.
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Assembly of Geasavernacle
Rhoda Hartwick
Margaret Schuller
Bonnie Losey
Theresa Osland
Peggy Portinga
North Central Bible Institute and Theological Seminary
Minneapolis
Robert Poff
Jack A. Andrews
Personal Mention in Monroe Visitors List Across Towns
Local notes show Niles and Harvey Kundert visiting Monroe while Lois Faubel and Evelyn Voss called in Madison and Evansville. Numerous residents from Argyle to Chicago dropped by Monroe, with travel to Milwaukee and visits to Janesville and Dubuque. Includes Mrs. Marjorie Isely visiting Freeport, and extended stays in Elgin, Dundee, and Lake Chautauqua.
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Niles
Nathan Woss
Harvey Kundert
Monroe
Lois Faubel
Madison
Evelyn Voss
Evansville
Lloyd Marty
Rachel Weeks
Argyle
Robert Schuler
Monticello
Fred Staeger
Darlington
Milwaukee
Conrad Stauffacher
Kow
Brodhead
Claude Walton
Goldine
Juda
Sam Abert
Winslow
Marjorie Isely
Alice Jogerst
Freeport
Elsie Leuenberger
South Wayne
Robert Abersold
Joseph. Maas
Dubuque
Albert Wieland
Wadhams
Grove
Ill
Charles O'Rourke
Patsy
Harold E. Mueller
Carla
Elgin
Dundee
William Rieder Sr
William Rieder Jr
George’ Ne
Local residents and visitors spend day in town
James Maine Winslow was a caller today along with Marian McKenna visiting from Beloit and George West on business in Winslow. Numerous residents from Clarno Madison Beloit Monticello and Monroe dropped by. many shopped, visited hospitals, or planned travel to Milwaukee Chicago Boston and Devils Lake.
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James Maine
Winslow
Marian McKenna
Beloit
George West
Russell Severson
Clarno
M. J. Daley
Milwaukee
Cecil Holloway
Monticello
Keith Jackson
Browntown
Ward Merritt
Pehl Home Sold In Fort Atkinson Sale Details
The Pehl estate dwelling at 1511 20th Avenue sold to Lloyd Braynd of Fort Atkinson. He will move with his family on July 1 and establish Monroe as the headquarters while serving as district representative for Standard Oil Co.
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Pehl
20Th Avenue
Lloyd Braynd
Fort Atkinson
Monroe
Standard Oil Co
Century-Old Buttons Highlight Miss Ritzmann Collection
A long read on buttons from Miss Ritzmann details a vast collection ranging from 1709 Danish vest buttons to items over a century old. Included are uniform, railway, lodge, and civil era pieces, with materials from ivory to mother of pearl and glass. The display features charm strings, paperweights, symbolic picture buttons, and a German family’s relics from Nazi persecution items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rand, & Co
Monroe
Wis
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Carl Marty Sr
Illinois
Fragmentary auction note on jewelry sizing and pearls
The readable fragment describes cheap substitutes and a large button in a jewelry collection, a three inch diameter piece, and a very small pearl about Y percent inch wide. The text is incomplete but implies a catalog or sale context with intricately cut pearls and varied sizes.
Tornado Devastates Border Regions With Deadly Toll
The tornado damaged lines along the border and shredded New York Central freight yards at Windsor. Freight cars overturned and roofs ripped from buildings as authorities fear residents may be trapped in debris. The Canadian Press estimates 15 to 25 dead, with more likely.
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New York Central Railroad
Windsor Area
Social Events Celebrate 19th Wedding Anniversary of Mr and Mrs Louis Blum
Mr and Mrs Louis Blum celebrated their 19th wedding anniversary Sunday with a party at their Monticello home. Out of town guests included many Blum relatives and friends from Blanchardville Monroe and Argyle. Harold L Miller received farewell best wishes at a Sunday picnic in Recreation park as he heads to Harrisburg PA to operate heavy construction machinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Blum
Thomas Blum
Elmon Blum
Harold
John Steimann
Robert Schmid
Monticello
David Kubly
Emil VonArx
Donald
Inez Nyborg
Helen Flint
Argyle
Kenneth Johnson
Blanchardville
Robert Steinmann
Timan Gilbertson
Monroe
Ivan Blum
Fred Kohl
Recreation Park
Harold L. Miller
Harrisburg
Miller
Social gathering fills afternoon at several towns
Sieni lunch at noon and a social afternoon brought together many families from Brodhead Juda Monroe Freeport Rockford Dixon and other nearby places. Survivors include Florence Werts and John Torrens with grandchildren and a great grandchild. Funeral services set for 1 30 p m Wednesday at the home with Rev Wallace officiating. Burial in Rock Lily cemetery Winslow. Try Times want ade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Deininger
Brodhead
Ole Siedschlag
Bernard Dooley
Isaae Miller
Harold Wolfe
Clarence Foss
Thomas Blum
Harold L. Miller
Ralph Miller
Monroe
Gordon Helland
Roy
John Hickman
Juda
Fred Solverger
Orangeville
Otto Solberger
Freeport
Ralph Tobler
Dakota
Ill
Edgar Foster
Rockford
Miller
The
Times
Florence Werts
John Torrens
Harrols Rhode
Dixon
Peggie Lee Tor‘ens
Ester John’ Rhode
George Werts
Lynch
Wallace
Rockton
Rock Lily Cemetery
Winslow
J V Werts Dies Aged 67 In Winslow Barber
Jonn V Werts aged 67 a Winslow barber died unexpectedly last night after a period of slight illness He was born in Stephenson county and spent his life there including 40 years in his own Winslow shop He held the great re
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Jonn V. Werts
Winslow
Hi Nome
Stephenson County
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Johnny Stenbroten
York
Beatrice M. Voegels
Elizabeth Blotz
George Blotz
Prairie du Chien
Clara Wichelt
Meythalers
Lester Meythaler
Pound
Methodist Hospital, Madison
Meythaler
Dorothy Mickelson
Mt. Horeb
Mmes
Fred Salzwedel
W. A. Dreibelbis
William Schmerse
William Haddinger
Orla Tracy
George Hartwig
Herman W.kohn
Frank Drake
Elizabeth Stuessy
John C. Elmer
Henry Staver
Geraldine E. Staver
161St Station
Sapporo
Japan
Fields
Otto Hirsig
San Yside
Calif
George W. Field
Hirsig
William Wartenweiler
Camp Lee
Bobby
Billy
Monroe Shoe Store
Freedman Shelby Shoes
Marian Wehinger
Frank —Wehinger
South] Wayne
Margaret Shepard
Grand Rapids
Nellie Dye
Claude Campbell
Chicago
Louise Butler
O. W. Stabler
M. D. Stabler
N. G. Preston
Mary Dunnington
Sarah Sper
Mary Elizabeth
John Hessler
Washington, D. C
Ida B. Jeffrey
Los Angeles
Otto Block
Harry Kauffman
Neilison
Effle Wenger
County Welfare and Pension Department
Spencer McGinley
Ronnie
Diane
Mickey
Jordan ‘Center
Edward Mulliga
Frank M. Butterfield
Greenbelt
Jane Lageson
Lillian Schwarzenberger
Jean Lageson
Frederick Erickson
William Rupnow
Duane ‘Babler
George ‘Trumpy
Vilas Park
Frederic Rosa
Forrest Lund
Belle Plaine
Ben Rosa
Marengo
Diane Katherine
Harvey S. Stauffacher
Res
White Block
Lanz
Leah Speciall
Asta
MEA
Cindy
Gilda
Kundert Shoe Shop
America
J. V. Werts
Barber
W. N. Preston
Farmers Mutual Auto Insurance Co
State Farm Mutual Insurance
Seventh Street
Annie Laurie
Bloomsburg
Korde
Linke
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