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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1950
Page
2
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Editorial notes the death of Miss Florence Wartenweiler, Green County superintendent of schools, serving her second term. Her career spanned rural teaching and leadership as districts shift toward merged programs to improve education. The county loses a longtime educator who contributed five years as superintendent and two prior decades in teaching.
Vice President Barkley criticized Senate investigations as not a grand jury and argued public officials should be evaluated by the appropriate channels. He referenced inquiries into communist influence and the Amerasia document case amid questions of proper oversight by government agencies.
The article discusses Frank Erickson, a millionaire bookie, pleading guilty to avoid DA witnesses in a New York gambling probe. It questions whether the plea shields higher-level figures or protects public figures from embarrassment and probes possible penalties by the special sessions judge.
The Orfordville Telephone Co. won PSC approval to issue 15000 dollars of first mortgage notes. Serving 600 subscribers in Rock county the firm will borrow from Farmers and Merchants Bank of Orfordville to fund plant additions.
Crocker infant five days old died Monday in Stoughton hospital. Graveside services were held at Maple Hill cemetery Evansville. Survived by Ralph and Mrs. Crocker Evansville parents sister Margaret Ellen brother Lowell Arden grandmother Mrs. Gusta Spersrud Evansville and Wallace Crocker Sr paternal grandparents.
Ten years ago President Roosevelt nominated Col Frank June 20 1940 Knox secretary of the Navy and Henry L Stimson secretary of war in coalition cabinet move. William Teuscher 68 passes away. A S Peterson Albany is candidate for Green county clerk of courts. Campaign begins for Miss Monroe Miss Monticello and Miss Brodhead for Cheese day parade.
Dr L E Fitzgerald turned the first spade for a 36 bed memorial hospital in Darlington to honor county war dead. The groundbreaking, led by Bates-O'Brien American Legion post members Robert Motley and Msgr Bernard Doyle, included Mayor Frank Reichling and hospital board representatives. Completion is in 300 days supported by bonds and a $220 200 federal grant.
Miss Ellyn J. Wenger daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph H Wenger of 803 18th Avenue will receive her course certificate from the Radcliffe management training program at the 68th Radcliffe college commencement exercises tomorrow morning. She previously attended Milwaukee-Downer College earning a degree in psychology and sociology and enrolled in a 10 month program for basic training in personnel work and administration.
Ronald Meier age 14 arrives today from San Lorenzo California to spend his summer vacation with grandparents Mrs. Bertha Schindler and Mr. John Meier and Mrs. Schindler in Rochelle Illinois. He is met at Rochelle by Mrs. Schindler and travels by train to Monticello.
Spaniards refer to large crabs in the Bay of Biscay as oxen of the sea, noting weights around five pounds and a robust harvest image for the regional seafood lore.
In Little Company of Mary hospital Chicago doctors performed a first of its kind kidney transplant from a deceased donor to a living recipient. Dr. Richard M. Lawler and Dr. James West led the operation begun minutes after the donor's death and completed in about ninety minutes.
The Lutheran Laymen's League re elected Emil C Jacobs of Cleveland Ohio as president yesterday. Elected with him were Oscar T Doerr of Omaha as recording secretary Oscar P Brauer of St Louis as treasurer and Erwine Wesche of St Louis as financial secretary.
A field meeting to aid corn growers in understanding corn borer problems will be held at 9 30 a m Thursday at the Arleigh J Frautschy farm Clarno township five miles southwest of Monroe County agent Myron E Jegium announced E H Fisher entomologist at the University of Wisconsin will conduct the session Growers will decide if corn needs insecticide treatment when to treat what to use and how to apply it
Mrs. Hazel Kundert and Miss Florence Loveland enroll for six week summer session at Whitewater state teachers college during the special Times feature.
Mrs. Dorothy Halder and son George of Winneconne Wis hosted Barbara Norder and Carl Eliason families. Beloit couple Harry Thompson and daughter joined William Matzke in a northern Wisconsin Minnesota auto trip. Keen and Norder families returned from a two week western tour visiting Boulder Dam Colorado and Carbondale Colorado. Kathryn Chambers hosted a going away party for 24 then left for Cedar Lake to join Linden Circle summer stock. Melvin Wilson family returned from Texas visits in Austin Taylor and Port Arthur.
The annual school reports and census returns must be filed with the county superintendent of schools by July 15. District clerks are being notified, and annual reports must be signed in the presence of notaries.
Dr Adolph I Winther director reports 533 students enrolled in the Whitewater State Teachers College summer session yesterday.
Monticello residents recount visits across Wisconsin and Illinois. Emil Duerst in Milwaukee. Beloit guests with O D Curtiss. trips to Sheridan and New Glarus for club events. various family and church connections noted through June visits and six week military training at Camp McCoy.
Miss Phyllis Bilstead of Callender Iowa becomes home economist for Wisconsin Power and Light Co Menroe office. A graduate of Iowa State College Ames in home economics she arrived Thursday and rooms at J M Weiss home 1516 16th avenue. She succeeds Mrs Allen R Whelan formerly Sara Turnbull.
In Milwaukee a 13-year-old, Arlon McKillip, attempting a short cut over a railroad bridge was struck and killed by a North Shore train. A 12-year-old companion, John Speck, escaped by leaping off at the bridge’s end just before the train passed.
The public service commission approved the Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis and Omaha line to discontinue passenger service between Ashland and Hudson. The affiliate of the Chicago and North Western operates the route.
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