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Partly cloudy this afternoon tonight and Tuesday. Scattered showers mainly in the extreme north tonight. Low tonight near 50. High Tuesday 65 in the north and 65 to 70 in the south.
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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1950
Page
6
Partly cloudy this afternoon tonight and Tuesday. Scattered showers mainly in the extreme north tonight. Low tonight near 50. High Tuesday 65 in the north and 65 to 70 in the south.
Harold W. Bernhagen transfers to Elmer T. Braun a 25 foot lot segment off the south end of an unnumbered block west of Kik 13 in fractional lot No 1 section 28 village of Albany at the northwest corner of Water and Main streets.
Marilyn June Hasse and William Roy Hartwig of Monroe Township received marriage licenses. Marcia J. Kingsley of Madison and Albert A. Phillips of Albany also obtained licenses. application filed in Dane County.
Miss Florence Wartenweiler 57 of 1316 23rd avenue died. Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Burl Rowley Evansville June 17. William Schuh 80 of Milwaukee also listed.
Mr and Mrs Robert Aeschli mann 2313 14th Avenue welcomed a daughter on June 18. Mr and Mrs Ted Zurbuchen Monticello welcomed a son on June 19. Mr and Mrs Richard J Ivers Blanchardville welcomed a daughter on June 19. Mr and Mrs Burl Rowley Evansville welcomed a daughter on June 17.
A fragment lists names under headings such as Accident Tonsillectomy Medical Surgical and Dismissals. Entries include William W. Emert Judith Ann Abersox Lois Burry Fred J. Blumer Albert Gorder Eugene Updike Oliver Olson and many others with addresses in Wisconsin towns like Janesville Osage Monticello Argyle Beloit Darlington Rockford Capron and Shullsburg.
Harold Kleinmaier traveled from 1 167th avenue to Marseilles Illinois yesterday to attend the funeral of his aunt Mrs Eugene Kleinmaier this afternoon. Mrs Charles R Kleinmaier remains unable to attend due to eye surgery last month.
A Father’s Day program at Universalist Church featured five Monroe musicians and Rev. John E. MacMartin drawing a large audience. Northwestern University School of Music’s F Roud played Franck’s Piece Heroique and Lizst’s Liebestraum with Albert W. Geigel. An organ-piano Kreig arrangement of Triumphal March also premiered with accompaniment by Roub. Vocal solos included Mrs. Robert E. Tschudy and Alan Prisk. Bruch’s Violin Concerto second movement performed by Dr. Alfred E. Leiser.
A preschool playground program started at four city playgrounds under Miss June Schoonover. It runs Monday through Thursday from 9 to 11 with story hour crafts and coloring. Assignments include Jane Anderson East School Heidi Pfaeffli Normal School Claire Goodrich Lincoln School Karen Bender and Donna Wenger Recreation Park.
Proctor Mellquist, magazine writer and husband of Alice Louise Stauffacher, writes on the committee of economic development plan to boost production per worker, tool improvements, higher efficiency, and training. He has been on United States News staff and is in San Francisco on assignment. Mrs. Mellquist is the daughter of George F. Stauffachers.
An Illinois Central freight engine ran out of water yesterday morning. Local fire department aided by pumping water from a city hydrant to reach the next watering place, enabling the engine to resume operation.
A long list of visitors and residents’ movements fills the page. People from Janesville, Darlington, Ashton, Hollywood, Madison, Prairie du Chien, Monticello, Albany and beyond stop by Monroe or travel through Fond du Lac, with many reporting weekend trips, visits to relatives, and attendance at events.
Two pockets containing 100 dollars were lost over the weekend with 70 dollars recovered by police. Luella DeRemer of 1204 19th Street misplaced a billfold with 30 dollars on the square yesterday. Carl Agnustin of City Hotel lost an envelope with 75 dollars. an officer recovered it.
Ernest Spigue of Lena came to the city for business today. He reported meeting with local firms and discussing potential deals and investments.
Judith Ann Ubersox eight year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Ubersox of near Shullsburg sustained severe chest injuries when stepped on by a horse on her parents farm Saturday afternoon Her condition is reported as satisfactory at St Clare hospital where she was treated for several broken ribs and lung injuries
Blue skies and scattered showers are forecast as warmer air moves in tonight and Tuesday. Weekend drizzle ranged across the state with Monroe at 0.78 inches and Beloit 1.07 inches Sunday, while yesterday’s high rose from 12 hours earlier to 56, reaching 68 by 1 pm today.
The infant daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Burl Rowley of Evansville died after birth in St. Clare hospital. The body was taken to an Evansville funeral home.
Madison resident Lewis Magnussen was named to the state board of normal school regents by Gov Rennebohm. In a second action Mrs Ella Veslak of Shawano was appointed to the free library commission.
A green 1938 Oldsmobile sedan owned by Carl Kradolfer of Monticello was stolen from the village during the night. The four door car bears license number 5 32516.
Miss Dorothy Leopold, wed yesterday to Wilber Christen Jr., was honored at a shower picnic held at Recreation Park Thursday evening. Hosts were Miss Frances Ladle and others.
The event honored Mr and Mrs William Leopold with guest of honor and several gifts. Attending were Misses Lois Bruni Bridget Brennan and Shirley Leopold and Mrs William Leopold jr.
Vehicles operated by Lawrence J. Hawkins Davis and Herman Erickson collided on the square last evening with heavy damage as Erickson backed from a parallel parking place in Blanchardville.
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