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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1946

Page

8

Weather summary from Daily Record for June 25 1946

Mostly cloudy tonight with possible showers. Clearing Wednesday with cooler temperatures. Since yesterday 3 PM the high was 89 degrees Jones 67. Year to date highest 86 yesterday 86. Barometer today 3 AM 29.43 inches. Warmest U.S. location yesterday Arizona 104, coldest Ida 40. Sunrise 4:24, sunset 7:40.

Jones U.S Yester Ariz Ida

Real Estate Transfers from Walter G Scott and J Herman W Elmer

Walter G. Scott transfers land in section 34 to Rex T. Dahms and J Herman W Elmer transfers land in Exeter township.

Walter G. Scott Rex T. Dahms J. Herman W. Elmer Exeter Township

Marriage Licenses and Personal Milestones Across Towns

Robert L. Green and Dorothy Schmid wed in New Glarus while Leo Gille Jr. and Hilda Schiafli tie the knot in Monroe. A death is reported for Ted Thompson aged about 45 in Adams township. At St. Clare Hospital Alfred Schmoldt and wife welcome a son born June 24 in Jackson.

Robert L. Green Springer Dorothy Schmid New Glarus Leo Gille Jr Hilda Schiafli Monroe St. Clare Hospital Alfred Schmoldt Jackson

St Clare Hospital Notice Of Dismissals And Listings

St Clare Hospital lists dismissals including Henry Freitag William Flanagan Mrs Olias Knud gen Mrs Ted Zurbuchen and Lois Bruni. The record also mentions individuals such as Paul Hastings Chester Frautschy Monroe route 1 Margaret Mich Louis Annette Johnson 918th street Lyle Martin Argyle Eugene Gayle Quinn 2703 18th street James Ross Monroe route 1 Shirley Butta and Richard Howard. Further medical notes include Darlington Thomas Spades Beloit and Mrs Darrell Zimmerman Brod head.

Paul Hastings Wins Dow Chester Frautschy Monroe Margaret Mich- Louis Annette Johnson Lyle ‘Martin Argyle Eugene Gayle ‘Quinn 18Th Street James Ross Shirley Butta Richard Howard Darlington Thomas Spades Beloit Darrell Zimmerman Brodhead Henry Freitag William Flanagan Olias Knudgen Ted Zurbuchen Lois Bruni

Local News Snippet From Monroe Area

Wins in Class 7 Lakeshire Queen Palomino entries at Madison show placed third. Masonic Mizpah lodge Chicago conferred third degree on Edgerton candidates. Monroe attendees included Christ Buhlman Everett Keel Fred Good and Harvey H Holland. Lt Robert H Burgy arrives Camp McCoy after Okinawa service. Alvin Riese discharged at Great Lakes from Enterprise duty. Miss Margaret Michaels of Milwaukee injured in auto crash with fractured rib and cuts. Zebra described as light brown with dark stripes.

R.D. Trickel Madison Mizpah Order of the Masonic Lodge Chicago Edgerton Monroe Christ Buhlman Everett Keel Fred Good Harvey H. Holland

VFW Pushes Monroe Council on Veterans Housing Plan

The VFW in Turner hall appoints a seven member housing committee to press the Monroe City Council at the July 2 session for action on veterans housing. The group offers labor for housing projects if building materials are provided and will invite a similar American Legion committee. Also, nine new members were inducted, boosting total to about 200, with delegates chosen for the Madison encampment.

V.F.W City Council Housing Committee of City Hall Monroe Veterans of Foreign Wars Turner Hall Glen Zilmer American Legion Theodore J. Burgy Burgy Wesley L. Dodge Ana Teaver von A Dekioe Sa Robert Hendrickson Louis Wolleson R. H. Schoonover R. P. Reger Hugo Voelkli Willis Mitchell Ned Walker Madison David D. Ruehlman Fred Good Frank Haren Nathan W Emil Boesch Robert Monte Voelki Michael R. Hyland Arthur Kittleson Nathan Burgy M. E. Lynn H. Mulligan Herbert Steffen David Cunningham Donald Hamilton Jake Weiss Dwight E. Rabe Paul Mueller Arthur Hauser William.’ Timmons Lester’ E. Bacon Delbert C. Share Archie Myers Jr Daryl W. Babler Wesley L.” Dodge Cloyd W. Pickett Glenn L. Kubely William J. Rupnow Burton E. Stiner Jr

Recruiter Dawson Signs European Veteran for 3 Years

Pfc John W Dawson at the army station in Inglewood California is cited as the most successful recruiter. He signed Oscar Witherspoon a European veteran for another three year hitch and then moved into Witherspoon's house. The text also mentions various fox types belonging to the red fox group.

Inglewood Calif John W. Dawson Oscar Witherspoon Witherspoon

Personal Mentions From Niles Area Residents

A long list of visits, travels, and social calls. Miss Barbara Blackbourn of Niles is on vacation from Kroger, while Barbara and Maxine Miller and many others from Juda, Rock Grove, Beloit, Madison, and Argyle were guests, shoppers, or travelers visiting relatives and attending events in Brodhead Monroe Madison Milwaukee Chicago and nearby towns.

Weekend Visits Across Madison Area Families

Mrs Leo Quinn of Argyle spent the weekend in Monroe as a Jo. Fred Gempeler called at Arthur Ross home in Monticel. Mr and Mrs Robert Isely and son Roger visited Madison, as did Billy Erl. The Speich family spent the weekend in Darlington. Billy Erl returned home after a week with the Iselys. Werner Hefty and family Earl Sarbacher and family Arthur Ross and daughters, plus Clifford Axtill, toured Vilas Park Madison on Sunday. The Schneiders of Juda and Brodhead and families visited Evansville and Monroe. Frank Schroeder and daughter Joyce Schroeder visited Brodhead. George and Frank Kolinek from Chicago were guests of Henry Schneider.

Richard Thurston Argyle Rachel Wells Detroit Brodhead Monroe Arthur L. Johnson David Beloit Bernard Lee Firestone Milwaukee Frank Kantro Chicago John Frey Elkhart Lake Dorothy Howri John Pengra Brodhead M Davis Henry Kundert Richard Madison Barbara Blackbourn Kroger Food Store Beryl Lathrop Platteville Frank Johnson Agnes Bennett Glen Martin Frances Leuenberger Lake Geneva Charles Byse Edwin Gustafson Freeport Lee Colville Annie Phillipson Edward St. Clare Hospital Arnold Weigand Susan Bernice Culver Burton H. Lynch Windom Minn B. H. Lynch Duluth Ft. Pierce Fla Clarence Wainwright Keith Etta van Matre Wainwright Cottage Decatur Park William Kundert Herman Kuhl Frank Hoffman Kohler Resort Spooner John Dorwaldt Bartlett Ill Edward Dorwaldt Jami Elgin Bernard Dooley Spencer McGinley Diane Ronald Jordan Center Edward Mulligan Ronald Will Rejrain Irene Cunningham Pewaukee Oak Sanitarium Alice V. V. van Horn Herman Wild Juda Otto Feldt Anna Burkhalter Joseph Kober L. W. Lair Medford John Steinmann Dave Stauffacher Will Norder Ella Rod Henry Peek Esther Peterson Will Crotty South Wayne Frederick West Browntown Marion Miller J. Edwards Monticello O. M. Cook Warren O. W. Stewart Winslow Wesley Grenzow Frederick Kupp Monticell Bertha Gower James May Norton Dubuque Amos Johnson Louis Benkert Cable Ralph J. Kundert Gilbert Baltzer Baltzer Island Grand Marais Mich Altha Wang Vivian Green Lillian Shager Henry Shay Woodford Dorothy Olson S. M. Olson Woodford Robert G Rotes San Franciscco Bee Fred Sickinger Kenneth Rabler Gordon Andrew Bleiler Jing Lena Donna Lois Hilar Flad Timothy Jacob H. Gruen Weaver Seyler Roger Schwaiger Leona Gruenwald Shell Lake Mamie Blecler Orville Bleiler Blanchardville Lawrence Les Douglas Charles Miller Judith Elmer Chappelle Ed Miller John H. DeNure Fred Roehl Charlie Roehl Orangeville John Dury Leo Quinn Fred Gempeler Arthur Ross Monticel Robert Isely Roger Billy Erl Roy Speich Darlington Roger Isely Werner Hefty Earl Sarbacher Clifford Axtill Vilas Park William Schneider Arleigh L. Schneider Raymond —Schroeder Evansville Frank Schroeder Joyce Schroeder George Kolinek Frank Kolinek Henry G. Schneider

Funerals for Alfred Westgard Held at Stuessy

Funeral services for Alfred Westgard were held at 2 p m today in Stuessy funeral home. Rev Newell Mendenhall officiated and burial was in Greenwood cemetery. Pallbearers were John Rothlisberger Browntown Earl Peck William and Harold Broege South Wayne Myron Niffenegger and Frank Salzwedel Woodford.

Alfred Westgard Stuessy Funeral Home Newell Mendenhall Greenwood Cemetery John Rothlisberger Browntown Earl Peck William Harold Broege South Wayne Myron Niffenegger Frank Salzwedel Woodford

Argyle Social Note A. H. Rossing House Visit

Mr and Mrs Robert Rossing and daughter Rosalyn visited the A H Rossing home in Rockfor. There is a playful line noting there are at least 1500 known varieties of mosquitoes and a teaser asking if readers have something to sell.

Robert Rossing Rosalyn, Rockfor A. H. Rossing

Social Events Preview of Marian Waelti Bridal Shower

Miss Marian Waelti, soon to wed Herbert Buehler, was feted at a pink aqua themed shower hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gempeler in Clarno. Gifts, refreshments, and seven tables of 500 highlighted the evening. attendees included numerous Waelti and Heinzelman relatives and friends. Oakley 4-H planned a kitten ball team, ice cream social, and record-keeping deadlines. the 18th annual Trumpy reunion set for Recreation park with Gayl H. Matzke presiding. A Knights of Columbus dance was planned for July 17 at Turner hall after a bridge party at the country club.

Marian Waelti Herbert Buehler Roy Gempeler Clarno Albert Waelti Evelyn Waelti Gempeler Orville Hawthorne Lawrence Leuenberger Lawrence Moth Gordon Helland Kenneth Waelti Carl Heinzelman Henry Heinzelman Herman Heinzelman Cherri Amelia Zuhike Alvin Zuhike Gordon Oakley Dueane Davis W Boyd Figs Willis Stoke Knights of Columbus Turner Hall

Radio warning sequence for nuclear test detonation plan detailed

A radio voiced warning outlines a staged operation with up to five bomb runs, drone maneuvers to 30 000 feet, and follow up reconnaissance and safety procedures at Eniwetok Roi and Bikini Lagoon. It describes waves of boats, landing craft, monitors, crews, salvagers, technicians, and observers returning after the area is deemed safe, ending with a want ad.

Eniwetok Navy Bikini Lagoon

Also Mentioned on This Page

Daily Record Thompson Adams Township Camp McCoy Robert H. Burgy Army Engineers Henry A. Burgy Alvin Riese Land Wrennie Riese Great Lakes Bayonne N. J U. S. Enterprise Margaret Michaels Snap Factory Richardson’s Black Fox Silver Fox Platinm Fox Cross Fox The Red Fox Group Chiropractic Clinic M. J. Gonstead Ser Chiropractor Clara Thom Bauman Jackson Crampton Harris Oflabama Supreme Court Hugo L. Black Robert H. Jackson High Court Harris Mrs. Masey Olson Gayl H. Matzke Recreation Park Frank Trumpy Glen Roderick Fred W. Kundert Alvin F. Rote Ise Ala J. B. Heeren & Son Com, & Sav, Bank Bldg Mayr Monroe Feed and Seed Co Lanz Aeta Borden’s the Chocolate Shop
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