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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1949
Page
6
Weather summary and extreme temperatures report
Yesterday's highs reached 84 and 85 degrees with 65 as the low. A 1 a.m. barometer stood at 29.32 inches, 1 p.m. at 29.30. Yuma Arizona recorded the warmest U S reading at 110 while Sault Ste Marie Michigan was the coldest at 43. Sunrise occurred at 4 23 and sunset at 7 42.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Yuma
Ariz
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Real Estate Transfer in New Glarus
Richard J. Gilbert transfers property described as W 66 ft off E 132 ft of outlets 119 and 120 on assessor's plat in the village of New Glarus to N. K. Zweifel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard J. Gilbert
N. K. Zweifel
New Glarus
Rivard Sentenced Quietly. Held Till Further Rule
County Court Judge Harold J. Lamboley withheld sentence for Rudolph H. Rivard of Kankakee Illinois for issuing a worthless check. Rivard pleaded guilty and was held in county jail for ten days pending further sentence. Rock County officials plan to identify him as Wanted there. Additional cases include Roger Zee cited for speeding and Walter Freitag charged with failure to stop after an accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold J. Lamboley
Rudolph H. Rivard
Kankakee
Ill
Rock County
Rivard
Mercy Hospital
Janesville
Roger Zee
Walter Freitag
Monroe
Divorces Granted for Madeline Kubly and Fred Kubly
Madeline Kubly 45 of Brod was granted a divorce from Fred Kubly 49 a Dane county farmer near New Glarus on cruelty. They wed August 13 1924 in Freeport and separated March 19 1949. Custody awarded to the husband for a 15 year old. younger children in temporary custody with sister Mrs Clarence Blumer Monticello. six children in total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold J. Lamboley
Madeline Kubly
Brodhead
Fred Kubly
Dane County
New Glarus
Freeport
Clarence Blumer
Monticello
Kublys
Justice L A Walter Freitag Case Bound Over
Justice L A Walter Freitag of 1428 23rd Avenue waived preliminary hearing after a failure to stop after an accident and was bound over to county court for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Walter Freitag
23Rd Avenue
Carl A Kuhnke Dies at 81 in City Address
Carl A Kuhnke, aged 81, of 829 19th Avenue, is reported in local records. Funeral arrangements and further details are expected to be announced by the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl A. Kuhnke
19Th Avenue
Townsends and Sauers Welcome Daughters on June 23
Mr and Mrs John Townsend of Beloit announce the birth of a daughter on June 23. Mr and Mrs Harry Sauer of Brodhead announce the birth of a son on June 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Townsend
Beloit
Harry Sauer
Brodhead
St. Clare Hospital Surgical and Dismissals Report
The St. Clare Hospital lists surgical cases including Mrs. William Reigle and Mrs. Owen Beckman, with John Peschl and Eunice Smith among ton silectomies. Dismissals include Mrs. Orville Waage and Jeannine Ann Goecks along with several others. Olaf Michaelson is noted under Medical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Reigle
Brodhead
Owen Beckman
Juda
John Peschl
Beloit
Eunice Smith
Linda Baumgartner
Belleville
Olaf Michaelson
Argyle
Orville Waage
Sue Ann Anderson
Jeannine Ann Goecks
Gary Lee Buholzer
John de Bock
Gene
Thompson wage claim case depaositions taken in federal action
In Lee Thompson versus Joseph Huber Brewing Co a federal wage hour suit Thompson seeks 7958 dollars. Depositions were taken this morning by defense firms Reger and Johnson Monroe Wilkie Toebags Hart Kraege and Jackson Madison with Thompson on the stand. Colleen Blum, Green County court reporter, recorded testimony. Further depositions are scheduled tomorrow morning by Fitzgibbons Elmer and Viney for the defense. A Madison federal court reporter will serve as private reporter. Thompson says he worked 55 to 75 hours weekly from June 15 1947 to March 16 1949 and signed blank time cards later filled by Marion L Boynton. He cites 5742 hours with some weeks at 67 or 68 hours. He claims unrecorded hours and tried to punch a time clock which was refused by Huber. Viney represents Thompson, who objected to morning depositions over dating of notices. the issue goes to Judge Patrick T. Stone for record review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Thompson
Joseph Huber Brewing Co
Thompson
Chicago
Department of Labor
Fitzgibbons
Elmer and Viney
Reger
Green County
Elmer
Viney
Madison
Marion L.) Boynton
Huber
Joseph Viney
Patrick T. Stone
Federal Court
Failure to Stop Draws Fine for Local Driver
A local driver was fined 15 dollars plus costs in county court after failing to stop following a traffic accident. Freitag, arrested yesterday after his truck backed from a driveway in the 1500 block of 13th Avenue and struck a car driven by Clarence R. Wiesenberg of 2623 8th Street, reportedly did not investigate the crash. He waived a preliminary hearing before Justice L A Koenig and was bound over to county court where Judge Harold L. Lamboley imposed the fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Freitag
23Rd Avenue
Freitag
13Th Avenue
Clarence R. Wiesenberg
8Th Street
L. A. Koenig
Harold L. Lamboley
Krauss Sisters Offer Musical Program for Kiwanis
The Krauss sisters Kathryn Virginia and Mildred performed at the Monroe Kiwanis luncheon at the Monroe Country club yesterday noon. Their father Gottlob was guest of honor. The sisters are noted Monroe musicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krauss
Kiwanis Club
Monroe Country Club
Gottlob
Kathryn
Virginia
Mildred
Monroe
Local Notables Connected in Community Notices
A list of individuals including Mrs. Charles Buhlman Mrs. Martha Malkow Mrs. William Hatch Mrs. William Wordolf Mrs. Arthur Kirk Mrs. Kenneth Babler and daughter and Vilas Hefty appears in a community notice segment. The passage names multiple residents likely tied to a local event or social column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coplein
Charles Buhlman
Martha Malkow
William Hatch
William Wordolf
Arthur Kirk
Kenneth Babler
Vilas Hefty
Social notes from Madison and beyond preview upcoming events
Personal mentions include Fred W. Buehler in Madison. Miss Constance Smith and others visiting Freeport and Chicago. The Schultz reunion is set for Lincoln Park on Sunday June 26. A church social is planned at Grace Lutheran on Wednesday June 29. Several travels and family visits are noted across Albany Rockford Kenora Columbus Evanston York and Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred W. Buehler
Madison
Constance Smith
Freeport
Otto Schenk
Albany
Schultz
Lincoln Park
Herman Elmer
John Hefty
New Glarus
Charles Deininger
Rockford
Wilbur Hanson
Chicago
King Features Syndicate
Times
Grace Lutheran Church
Patricia Graham
Oecelwein
Winifred Graham
N. E. Bear
C. E. Baumle
Kenora
Ontario
Canada
Mollie Becker
Hedwig Palen
Brooklyn
N. Y
Rose Kuenzie
Tessa Stearns
Sally Peckham
York
Monroe
Peckham
Kathryn
Mildred Krauss
Marilyn Kubly
Christian Endeavor
Columbus
Arthur P. Stauffacher
Evanston
Peter Stauffacher
New York
Ernest Miller
Carol Sue
Jesse Goodman
1Th Avenue
Isaac Miller
Tth Street
Funeral services for Mrs Louisa Fritz
Mrs Louisa Fritz died Tuesday evening at her son Herman s home 2403 8th street funeral services were held at 1 30 p m at Shriner Neushwander funeral home Rev Paul C Kehle of St John s Evangelical and Reformed church officiated Burial was in Greenwood cemetery Pallbearers were Edward and Roy Ruff and Herman Louis Albert and Harry Pfund
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisa Fritz
Herman
8Th Street
Shriner - Neushwander
Paul C. Kehle
St. John’s Evangelical
Bandmaster J A Hughes Dies In Auto Crash In Boscobel
Services for bandmaster J A Hughes will be held Saturday at 10 am at Thorn and Gadager funeral home in Boscobel. Born September 19 1888 in Jackson Center Ohio he directed high school bands in Monticello New Glarus Albany Brodhead Brooklyn Milton and Belleville over about nineteen years. He is survived by his widow two daughters in Kentucky and Dubuque a son in Milton a sister in Milwaukee and six grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Hughes
Boscobel
Thorn and Gadager
Mr. Hughes
Jackson Center
Kentucky
Dubuque
Milton
Milwaukee
Monticello
New Glarus
Albany
Brodhead
Brooklyn
Belleville
Large U S public school enrollment tops 23 million
More than 23 million youngsters aged five to 17 are enrolled in U S public schools, highlighting the scale of K 12 education across the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Universalist Aid Flower Show Fills Church with Blooms
The Universalist Aid society hosts a flower show in the church featuring unusual and colorful arrangements including American flag designs with delphinium spirea and hydrangea. Judges Fred ric Rosa and Leo V Koehler assess baskets centerpieces and unique groupings among fifty entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universalist Aid Society
Mmes
Fredric C. Rosa
Leo V. Koehler
John A. Becker
Harriet Carson
Dan
Florida
J. Newton Musser
Judge to Participate in University Series
Judge Harold J. Lamboley of Green County Court will take part in a Wisconsin Law School series. He will preside at a final settlement hearing and lecture on Summary Settlement of Small Estates and Certificates of Descent on July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold J. Lamboley
Green County Court
University of Wisconsin Law School
Sophoulis the Greek Premier Dies at 88
Themistokles Sophoulis, prime minister of Greece since 1947, died today at his summer home at age 88. He had been ill and bedridden after a heart attack and weathered political turmoil, resigning briefly after a cabinet reshuffle triggered by a previous government scandal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Themistokles Sophoulis
Greece
Sophoulis
King Paul
Senate Committee Votes for 75 Cents Minimum Wage
The Senate labor committee approved a bill to raise the minimum wage from 40 to 75 cents an hour and extend coverage to about 100,000 more workers. Senator Pepper said the measure narrows expansion to a targeted group while the House committee has a similar bill and broader coverage remains on the table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Labor Committee
Pepper
D-Fla
House Labor Committee
President Seeks Postmaster Selection By Civil Service
President Truman urged Congress to remove postmaster appointments from politics by authorizing the postmaster general to appoint all postmasters under civil service and classification acts. The current practice of presidentially naming about 21,000 postmasters would end, and Senate confirmation would no longer be required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Congress
Senate
Lansing Boy Slain In Brutal City Crime
Police scoured Lansing hangouts for a sex fiend after four year old Walter Eaton was found dead in a downtown storage lot with his throat slashed. A manhunt followed the discovery in the Michigan capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Michigan
Walter Eaton
Mrs Stickle III Seriously Ill In Elgin
Mrs Louisa Fritz Stickle of 677 Orange street Elgin Illinois is seriously ill with a heart ailment. She formerly lived in Monroe and is sister of Fred A Fritz of 2027 16th avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stickle III
Louisa Fritz Stickle
Orange Street
Elgin
Ill
Monroe
Fred A. Fritz
16Th Avenue
Iowa visitors plan weekend with Voigt family in town
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Voigt of Fort Madison Iowa arrive this evening for a weekend with their daughter Florence Voigt at 2109 14th street. Also visiting are Miss Ida Derendinger and Miss Rose Derendinger of 1725 15th street. The group includes Mr. and Mrs. Ira Bragonier from Fort Madison and their daughter Carol who will return home Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Ralph Voigt
Fort Madison
Ae Florence Voigt
14Th Feet
Ida
Rose Derendinger
15Th Street
Ira Bragonier
Carol Bragonier
Miss Voigt
Mayenschein S stationed as gun commander in Okinawa unit
Donald Mayenschein son of Mr and Mrs Adam Mayenschein of 1802 16th Avenue is stationed with the 97th anti aircraft artillery group as a gun commander at Okinawa since April 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Okinawa
Ptc
Donald Mayenschein
Adam Mayenschein
16Th Avenue
97Th Anti
Dr. L A Moore Attends Wisconsin Knights Templar Conclave
Dr L A Moore attends the Wisconsin Knights Templar grand conclave in Madison today and tomorrow. Sunday morning he and Mrs Moore plan a flight to Philadelphia for a three week visit with their daughter Mrs John F Towle and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Moore
Wisconsin Knights Templar
Madison
Mrs. Moore
Philadelphia
John F. Towle
Henry Kramer Reported In Good Condition At St. Clare
Henry Kramer of route 2 Monroe was listed in very good condition at St. Clare hospital after cutting his right arm above the elbow when he was thrown from a seat on a traction mower into the blades of a hay mower on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Kramer
Monroe
St. Clare Hospital
Kramer
Attending Bar Meet Marshall L Peterson in Wisconsin
Marshall L. Peterson attends the Wisconsin Bar Association meeting today at Elkhart Lake in Sheboygan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall L. Peterson
Wisconsin Bar Association
Elkhart Lake
Sheboygan
Driver Melville Collides With Hare Truck In City Intersection
A car driven by Frank D. Melville and a 1949 Green County Fast Freight Co pickup driven by O L Hare were damaged in a collision at 9 06 p m yesterday at the 9th street and 11th avenue intersection when Melville appeared confused by traffic signs and turned in front of Hare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank D. Melville
Madison
Green County Fast Freight Co
O. L. Hare
16Th Avenue
Melville
9Th Street
11Th Avenue
Hare
Flogging Inquiry Ordered by Clark in Alabama Violence Case
Attorney General Tom Clark ordered a full Justice Department field investigation into recent night rider violence in Alabama. The inquiry cites alleged involvement by Ku Klux Klan members. A congressional committee also set public hearings before a House Judiciary subcommittee with Clarke Stallworth and Clarence Lake among the first witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tom Clark
Justice Department
Alabama
Congress
House
Clarke Stallworth
Birmingham Post
Clarence Lake
The
Birmingham News
Wisconsin Senate actions on liquor, taxes and police residency
The senate considered amendments and rulings on liquor taxes and property bonds. A bill to exempt liquor floor stock from personal property tax was questioned for constitutionality. Another bill to deny dry communities state liquor tax shares also faced a ruling. Provisions included three compartment sinks for taverns, bonds for dairy plants, residency rules for police chiefs, and a $250 appropriation to Arthur Luebke for nets seized by the conservation department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quiring
Senate
Attorney General
Wisconsin
Arthur Luebke
State Conservation Department
Slayer of Attorney Gets Life Sentence
William Fike was sentenced to life in prison for the slaying of Madison attorney Herbert Siggelko. Circuit Judge Bruce Beilfuss called the 47 year old ex convict dangerous to society after Fike pled guilty to first degree murder for the May 26 beating death near New Lisbon of the 76 year old attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manston
William Fike
Madison
Bruce Beilfuss
Pilot shoots down runaway ad balloon over Indiana
An advertising balloon aloft in Chicago snapped its mooring during 33 mph winds and drifted 140 miles to Elkhart Indiana where an Illinois National Guard pilot shot it down. The 38 foot sausage shaped balloon broke its steel cable in the gusts before its descent. Try Times Want Ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart, Ind
Chicago
Elkhart
Illinois National Guard
Lake Michigan
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Mu. Smeeereeds
P. Cassenenseeot
P. m. Emmaensee It Walla
Land Agency
Krauss Sisters
Kiwanis
Universalist Aid
Chiropractic
M. J. Gonstead
Cliff Ault
Wenger and Kramer Hardware
Monroe Cash Market
Monarch
Wisconsin Power and Light Company
Perekignele Me
Ace
Clark
Midwest
Lehr's Grove
Monroe Hotel
Chicago Tribune
Eac
the Store For Women
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