Weather roundup reports warmest and coolest US cities
Daily Records show showers tonight and tomorrow with little temperature change. Last week’s high 77 and low unspecified. since Saturday 1 p.m. high 83 and low 53. Year ago today high 80 low 52. Barometer 1 a.m. 29.56. San Antonio Texas was the warmest U S city yesterday at 101 while Sault Ste Marie was the coldest.
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U. S. Yesternnday
San Antonio
Tex
Sault Ste, Marie
Hich
Real Estate Transfers in Monroe and Brodhead Areas
Real estate transfers listed include A. Davis with wv m pueh jer and parcels in Davis Becker addition Monroe. Later Benkyck transfers to Jee Mary with lot 10 and 130 in Brodhead city. Jack M Schlittler transfers to Martin C Hutzel for land in townships 1, 2, 3, and 4 in Brodhead city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A A. Davis
M. Puehjer
Davis-Becker
Monroe
Benkyck
Jee
Mary
Brodhead
Jack ‘M. Schlittler
Martin C. Hutzel
Deaths: Mrs Martha Rouillard 73 Chicago Miss Nettie Smith 66 Brod head
Two death notices list Mrs Martha Rouillard aged 73 of Chicago and Miss Nettie Smith aged 66 of Brod head. The notices provide basic identifying details without further biographical information.
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Martha Rouillard
Chicago
Nettie Smith
Brodhead
Final Tribute Paid At Pierce Services
A large crowd attended double funeral services for Mr and Mrs J B Pierce in Brodhead following their deaths in a crossing accident at Haugen. Masonic rites were held at Greenwood cemetery with Pierce noted as a 32nd degree Mason. Representatives from Hardware Mutual Insurance Co attended, and details emerged as relatives traveled from Milwaukee and other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brodhead Congregational Church
J. B. Pierce
Haugen
J. C. Robertson
Gilbert Swartz
Vilas Swartz
Masonic Order
Brodhead
Green County
Pierce
Greenwood Cemetery
Frank Mauermann
Hardware Mutual Insurance Co
Whic Pierce
Bear Lake
St Clare Hospital Surgical and Dismissals List
A list from St. Clare Hospital shows surgical patients Mrs Herbert F Gar key Rockford Ellen Rubi 1208 9th street Mrs Joseph D MecKearn Beloit Mrs Christ S Moen sr Argyle and Jacob Hassig Monroe Kenneth H Meinert Rockford Mrs Albert J Gibbs Brodhead Mrs Richard C McGowan Blanchardville Dismissals include Walter Ruf Mrs John Monahan Tilmen Hegge Mrs Wilfred Sandridge and daughter Mrs Edwin Kundert and daughter Mrs Frederick Wittwer and son Mrs Russell Coplein Daniel Janke Ramona Zauge Herman Bell Patricia Lou Parker Kenneth Rhyner James Janet Joyce Schultz Mrs Edmund Olson and daughter and son Mrs Thomas Chenous and daughter Mrs Ole Heggelund Mrs Walter Kubly and Son James Hanson Joseph Bernini Mrs Milford Martin Sandra Waligorski Mrs Lloyd Staf fon Alvin Blanchard Naomi Hackbarth and Ronald Appleman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert F. Garkey
Rockford
Ellen Rubi
9Th ‘Street
Joseph D. MecKearn
Beloit
Christ S. Moen Sr
Argyle
Jacob Hassig
Monroe
Kenneth H. Meinert
Albert J. Gibbs
Brodhead
Richard C. ‘McGowan
Blanchardville
Walter Ruf
John Monahan
Tilmen Hegge
Monroe Relative Learn Chicagoan Death
Rouillard 73 of Chicago received word of death Saturday evening. Sister of Mrs Roy Lovelace. Parents late Mr and Mrs John Magnus were known in Woodford. Funeral services in Chicago tomorrow attended by Donald Lovelace Ray Lovelace Selmar Severson Ruth Joanne and Roy Lovelace Jr.
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Mouawe
Ettha Rouillard
Chicago
Roy Lovelace
Rouillard
Wisconsin Draft Plan Names Courtenay as Director Candidate
Rennebohm stated he would not nominate Bentley-Cortenay of Madison as director of the state selective service if President Truman signs the new draft bill. Plans for Wisconsin selective service were discussed by the five leaders Courtenay and Brig. Gen. John F. Mullen, state adjutant general.
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Rennebohm
Bentley
Four Highway Crashes Investigated by Police
Police investigated four automobile crashes occurring yesterday and this morning with no injuries. A broken telephone pole and damaged fence were found two miles north of New Glarus on Highway 69 from an old model car that fled the scene. Evidence included part of a can fish pole and line. the incident likely happened before 3 p.m. Herman Bruegger of Brodhead lost control on a wet curve on Highway 11 near Cream Ridge cheese factory at 7:40 last evening while driving his father’s car east. Norman Royer of New Glarus drove off Highway 69 near Monticello at John Elmer drive around 4 p.m. Fred Roehl of Orangeville left Highway 69 three miles south of Monroe at 7:45 a.m. when Roy Olson of Janesville turned into a driveway in a Durfee Roofing Co. truck. car damage was slight. Oran B. Mannarren of Freeport escaped injury at 12:16 noon when he lost control on Highway 69 north of Monroe, breaking several guard rails. car damage was slight.
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Ruaway
New Glarus
Herman Bruegger
Brodhead
Monroe
Cream Ridge Cheese Factory
Bruegger
Norman Royer
Monticello
John Elmer
Fred Roehl
Orangeville
Highway 69
Durfee Roofing Co
Roy Olson
Janesville
Oran B. Mannarren
Freeport
Montroe
Local visitors and residents noted in Monroe column
Personal mentions from Monroe list Mr. and Mrs. William Elliott from Monticello and Mr. and Mrs. George Schuh visiting Milwaukee relatives. Lawrence Courtney of Jefferson spent the day with sister Mrs. Roy Zweifel. Fred J. Theiler returned to Plymouth after a week with his mother. Several families including the Sutters, the Frenzkis moving to Arizona, Towle family from Philadelphia visiting L A Moore, Zuercher family at their Decatur park cottage, and Lind from Madison with Dettwiler in Madison were noted. Weekend visits to Cave of the Mounds and University of Wisconsin graduation attendance appear among many local movements and relatives in Monroe and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Elliott
Monticello
George H. Schuh
Milwaukee
Big Fat Scratch Pads, Inc
Times Office
Adv
Lawrence Courtney
Jefferson
Roy Zweifel
Fred J. Theiler
Plymouth
J. H. Theiler
Emil Sutter
Frieda Sutter
Frederick Kolb
Cave of the Mounds
Paul Frenzke
Berkeley
George Korn
Frenzkis
Arizona
John F. Towle
John
Susan
Philadelphia
L.A. Moore
Gottfried E. Zuercher
Decatur ‘Park
Sugar River
Zuercher
First National Bank
George Lind‘cum
Madison
Carl Dettwiler
Monroe
Laurence Rickey
Carol
Blue Mounds
Norman Lies
R. A. Briggs
Gibson City
Ill
Fred Lengacher Sr
Fred Lengacher Jr
Kenosha
Louis Stocker
Orangeville
Bertha Derendinger Attends Church Conference
Bertha Derendinger attended a Wisconsin delegation at a Defiance College conference that united Congregational Christian and Evangelical and Reformed student groups into the United Student Fellowship. The biennial program focused on personal faith, Christian fellowship, and USF aims, including a plan to raise 2500 dollars for 100 scholarships for Christian Japanese students in Japan and travel costs for a Japanese student with an American scholarship if they attend a summer church conference.
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Ertna Verenainge
Defiance
Wisconsin
Defiance College
Congregational Christian and
Evangelical and Reformed Churches
United Student Fellowship
USF
Japan
Two Monroe Girls Plan To Attend Badger Camp
Mrs. Edna L Olson and Nan Moldenhauer depart for Madison to attend Badger Girls state as sponsored delegates from the American Legion auxiliary. Two hundred seventy-two girls have registered for the sessions. Gunmen escape with 399 dollars from a Cudahy filling station.
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Monroe
Badger Camp
Edna L. Olson
Nan Moldenhauer
O. A. Moldenhauer
Madison
Badger Girls State
American Legion Auxiliary
Miss Nettie Smith of Brodhead Dies After Illness
Miss Nettie Smith long time Brodhead resident and centennial farm owner died at St. Clare hospital after a six month illness. She was born March 27 1882 in Spring Valley township daughter of Archibald and Susan Harper Smith and lived in Brodhead all her life. Funeral tomorrow at 2 pm New Comer funeral home with Rev J C Robertson officiating. Burial Scotch Hill cemetery. Pallbearers listed from Brodhead Evansville and Janesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie Smith
Brodhead
St. Clare Hospital
Miss Smith
Spring Valley Township
Archibald
Susan Harper Smith
Brodhead High School
Archibald Smith
Walter Smith
New York
Scotland
Walter Smt
Spring Valley
Aiciety
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Newcomer Funeral Home
J. C. Robertson
Congregational Church
Scotch Hill Cemetery
Seth Cain
Robert Cain
Evansville
Ralph Mau
Raymond Maun
Janesville
Morris May
Roger Bernstein
Cub Scouts and Parents Picnic Tonight in Lincoln Park
Cub Scouts Pack No. 312 sponsored by Knights of Pythias led by Cubmaster William Wedesky meets at 7 tonight in Lincoln Park for a picnic. Activities include father and son leap frog balloon games three legged race ball throw and a balloon battle royal with awards to the Cubs. Food and refreshments prepared by the committee.
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Lincoln Park
Knights of Pythias
William Wedesky
Two Monroe Youths Restricted by Judge
Judge Harold J. Lamboley of juvenile court restricted two Monroe youths, aged 12 and 15, to their homes this morning. One received a 30 day restriction and the other the entire summer after beer was taken from a parked truck at the brewery during the night following deliveries.
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Monroe
Harold J. Lamboley
Juvenile Court
Funeral services for Andrew Heinzelman held at Shriner
Funeral services for Andrew Heinzelman 82 of 708 17th avenue were conducted at 2 p m today at Shriner Neushwander. Burial followed in Greenwood with pallbearers Andrew Tschudy William Schillinger Arthur Spoerry John Burkhard Jr Edward Schneider and Fred Beer named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Heinzelman
17Th Avenue
Shriner-Neushwander
Greenwood
Andrew Tschujdy
William Schillinger
Arthur Spoerry
John Burkhard Jr
Edward Schneider
Fred Beer
Monroe
Attends Graduation at University of Wisconsin
Rev L B Hastings attended commencement exercises in Madison with several former St Johns Milwaukee graduates receiving diplomas. Green County Shrine plans a special meeting at the Eugene hotel tomorrow evening to discuss proposed incorporation articles. John Schneider aged five and a half traveled solo from Chicago to Janesville to visit grandparents and accompanies his father Dr Robert Schneider to Chicago for a medical convention. Monroe delegates head to Wausau for VFW encampment with specified officers and auxiliary members attending. Mr and Mrs Louis Thomas of Galveston Texas visiting Green County relatives, he once worked on the Cotherman farm. A stolen Janesville car was recovered in Monroe. A Milwau kee paper features two pages on Mark and Marie Hoesly. Mrs Hoesly, Marie Blumer, recently placed fifth in Olympic trials. Mrs Arthur P Benkett returns from Madison after University of Wisconsin 1908 reunion.
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L. B. Hastings
Madison
University of Wisconsin
Qld
St. John’s
Milwaukee
John Schneider
Chicago
Janesville
Otto Schneider
John
Robert Schneider
Chagrin Falls
Louis Thomas
Ualveston
Tex
Thomas Cotherman
Highway 69
Moree
Thomas
Cotherman
Green County
Texas City
Hoeslys
Mark Hoesly
Monroe
Hoesly
Mark
Marie
Marie Blumer
England
Three Men Die In Explosion At Hercules Powder Plant
An enormous blast at the Hercules Powder Dynamite Co plant in Kenvil New Jersey today killed three men, according to a company statement. The explosion rocked the facility and halted operations as investigators began work at the scene.
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Kenvil
N. J
Big Hercules Powder Dynamite Co
Summer Arrives Here Officially
Summer arrived officially today as clouds kept temperatures in the low 80s and the usual sun absent over Wisconsin. Showers swept the state yesterday and last night with broader rain forecast for tonight and Tuesday. Monroe logged .08 inch while Monticello saw heavy overnight showers. Federal Meteorologist Howard J. Thompson, in Milwaukee, noted the rain continued and suggested regulation summer weather might arrive by midweek.
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Midwest
Howard J. Thompson
Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Monroe
Monticello
Thompson
Hawthorne Melody Leads Parade in 1947 Palomino Show
The 1947 event features Pat Osmond and Evansville entries with Mare Class won by Haw thorne Melody and top placings for Twinkle Twigg Leota's Double Dot and Golden Honey. Parade Class honors go to Ramona's Double Dot with Golden Laddie and Sailor’s Golden Lass among top finishers. Two Year Old and Pair Classes see King's Ransom Gold and Topaz with Golden Nugget prominent, while Goldie and Golden Horse Farm claim foals.
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Pat
Fae Osmond
William Bone
Evansville
Leota
Meadow Golden Joey
Cretine
Hawthorne Melody
Twinkle Twigg
King’s Golden Choice
Golden Honey
Ramona
Meadow Gold Joey
Dixie Fair
the Golden Zephyr
Blaze
Sam Cushing
Mullins Stables
DeKalb
King’s Ransom Gold
Phil Barry
Barry Palomino Farm
Oregon
Dixie Lee
Charles Dickey
Sorrel Sop Stables
Dixon
Harry Perry
Waterman
Topaz
Glenn Easton
South Beloit
Golden Laddie
Allen Marshall
Beloit
Taffy
Fred Sagadin
Milwaukee
Golden Nugget
Desert ‘Gold
Gold ‘Dust
Golden Chief
Beauty
Trigger
Joan Lameyer
Freeport
Sir Beige
Bill Eddy
Fred Eddy
Son of
Superman
Gol
Beloit Horse Show Winners and Placings
The event awards include Children’s Horsemanship won by Golden Chief with Joan Stark of Prairie du Chien. second Cretine with Mickey Barry. third Ginger with Chris Sanford. fourth Yellow with Joan Lameyer. fifth Leota’s Double Dot with Sheri Stuad. Stallion in Hand topped by Toppy McDonald. second Golden Arbor. third Bronze Flyer. fourth Iowa Sonny Boy. fifth Desert Gold’s Gold Dust. Ladies Pleasure Horse won by the Golden Zephyr with Carol Easton of South Beloit. second Golden Chief with Topaz. fourth Gail’s Gold with Mrs Charles Dickey. fifth Gold Nug.
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Golden Chief
Joan Stark
Prairie du Chien
Cretine
Mickey Barry
Ginger
Chris Sanford
Joan Lameyer
Leota
Sheri Stuad
Toppy McDonald
Golden Arbor
Bronze Flyer
Iowa
Sonny Boy
Desert Gold
Dust
Golden Zephyr
Topaz
Carol Easton
Glenn Easton
South Beloit
Gail
Charles Dickey
Sorrel Top Stables
Dixon
Mrs Lottie Barthen Succumbs in Chicago
Mrs Lottie Barthen formerly Lottie Pollock dies in Chicago on June 14 after long Monroe residence. Survived by daughter Florence A Tree son Benjamin E Tree sister Gertrude Morrison and brothers Benjamin E Van S and Ralph Pollack. Funeral Thursday at 2 pm with burial in Montrose Cemetery Chicago. She was an Eastern Star member. Mrs Geigel of Monroe attended.
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Sarten
Monroe
William Geigel
Chicago
Barthen
Lottie E. Pollock
Florence A. ‘Tree
Benjamin E. Tree
Gertrude Morrison
Benjamin E
van S
Ralph Pollack
Montrose Cemetery
Order of the Eastern Star
Centennial fete draws hundreds to New Glarus event
Hundreds visited the New Glarus centennial celebration sponsored by the American Legion. A Saturday dance opened the weekend, followed by a 12:30 parade featuring the Madison Drum and Bugle corps, Oconomowoc Legion band, and Burkhalter’s accord ion band. The program included music, baton twirling, yodeling, and singing with the Oconomowoc band and Cardinal quartet from Madison and New Glarus yodelers performing in the evening at William Tell park.
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New Glarus
American Legion
Wilhelm Tell Hall
Madison
Oconomowoc Legion
Burkhalter
Oconomowoc
Cardinal Quartet
William Tell Park
Pleasure Bend Entry Loots Change Stolen Near City Line
A burglary occurred at a location known as Pleasure Bend just south of the city limits on highway 69. Between $10 and $15 in change was taken after entry through a fire exit by removing door pins, according to sheriff's department investigators.
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Pleasure Bend
Highway 69
Sheriff's Department
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Daily Record
Chicagoan
Courtenay
Ainsworth Insurance Agency
Bertha Derendinger
Cudahy
Steven Bukowiecki
Cub Scouts
City Mattress Co
Wis
Ansco
Anecz
Eugene
VFW
Wausau
Theodore J. Burgy
Louis R. Wolleson
Hugo Voelkli
Burgy
Wolleson
Ned Walker
13Th Street
Arthur P. Benkett
47Th Avenue
Harvey S. Stauffacher
White Block
Presbyterian Church
Youth Fellows
Siethis
New
Ouden
LANTZ
Lantz JR
Atrium Ragaoe
Wager & Kamer
den Laddie
Jackie Bounds
Alien Marshall
Lottie Barthen
Glarus
HALL
VT m
Kenly
Lee
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