Daily Record Night Weather Note
Cooler northwest with Sunday clearing west and scattered thunder showers in the east. Cooler throughout the period.
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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1947
Page
6
Cooler northwest with Sunday clearing west and scattered thunder showers in the east. Cooler throughout the period.
Hallie B. Taylor transfers lot 7 block 58 Brodhead to E D Porter. Estates probated for Mary Woodle Skinner of Brodhead who died June 17. Nellie Broughton a daughter is administrative. Heirs include William A. Broughton a grandson and Lois McCarter a Milwaukee granddaughter. Appraisers: William Hahn Marian Condon and C J Coldren.
Mr and Mrs Richard Kamen Sky Woodford welcome a daughter born June 28. Mr and Mrs Alvin Moritz of 1506 Lith Street welcome a son born June 27.
St Clare Hospital Surgical cases include William Adelhoven Platteville Richard Mellenberg er and Charles Miller with others in South Wayne Beloit Rockford Darling Argyle Cambridge and route 5. Dismissals include Mrs Jacob Elmer Mrs Claire Campbell Harold Davidson Mrs Dale Hess and son Mrs Robert Searles Ar den Watrud Eugene Bloom and Mrs Charles Atkinson and Mrs Wilbur n Sherwood.
Dr. Joan Lew is a 73 year old clergyman, today was sentenced to one to five years at hard labor in state prison after conviction yesterday on arson. Stay of execution to Sept. 15 for appeal prep. Bond set at $5,000. State VFW elects leaders at annual convention. Caleb Johnson of Racine, WWII Navy veteran, named state department commander succeeding E. M. Greinke. Thomas Anderson named senior vice commander. Dan Allen named junior vice commander. Rent control action pending. Truman to decide on extending controls through Feb 29. Decision expected Monday as current controls expire June 30. Split Jap fleet: four allied nations drawing 32 small warships totaling 10,000 tons per nation. second drawing in July, third later to allocate 68,000 tons. Plymouth Cheese Exchange: bids and offerings listed for cheddar and daisies.
Madison reports acting Governor Rennebahn signed the Legislature’s employes pay bill into law. The measure, effective next Tuesday, costs an estimated $2.3 million for 1947-49 and raises pay for earners above $200 by $10 to $20 monthly while keeping others under $200 unchanged. A veto blocked a Dane County mutual benefit society restart.
Mrs Glen E Bolender of Orangeville notes numerous social visits and family updates. Guests include R H Barber Freeport visiting Belknap, Bridge at Kubly home in Monroe, and the Taft family on a Brooklyn picnic. Bonnie Bolender, Hannah Bindschadler, and others visit Freeport homes. several families attend reunions and banquets. a Minnesota lake trip is planned. birthdays and hosting dinners mark the week.
Miss Helen Stubbe spent the weekend with her parents and attends the summer session at Platteville state teachers college. Local visitors include C W Poust and Frankie Nute Freeport Cora Leck Jess Goldman Monroe and others. Eugene Doyle improves in Madison hospital. Mrs John Williams and infant James Michael visit at sister in law home. Multiple local households host relatives and friends from Monroe Pittsville Center Line Mich and Juda.
A flurry of social notes records visits and trips across Monroe and nearby towns. Mrs. Ivan Uingson and Miss Ellen Penniston travel through Argyle Beloit Niles and Montezuma while many others, including Miss Pauline Reed Miss Jane Howard and Betty Jane Duerst, spend time with relatives in South Wayne Murray Madison Beloit and Darlington. Arthur Drake Clarence Drake and Lyle A Rodgers fish Oxford Weekend visitors include Mrs. Oscar Davis in Beloit and Mrs. William Har in Blanchardville as well as Mrs. Emil Biederman’s visit with relatives in Monroe.
The Monroe Eagles won first place in the state for the number of new candidates at a state convention in Eau Claire. Clark Kleckner, delegate, and Louis Pfund, past president, attended as official delegates and will return this week.
Dr. Carroll Hill presided at funeral services for Merton Place this afternoon at 1 30 in Shriner Neushwander funeral home. Place was division manager of Wisconsin Hydro Electric serving Monroe and Platteville areas. He died early Thursday after years of illness. Casket bearers were Ray Thorpe Kenneth Norder Jacob Elmer all local gas utility employees and Charles Williams Ben Kase Louis McPhail Platteville. The body was taken to Milton for burial.
Funeral for Oscar Hutmacher held in Freeport with Otto Deimer and Luther Deimer attending. Local families shared Sunday dinners and visits across Freeport Rock City Elmwood Park Beloit Durand Brodhead and Oakley school grounds. Social guests included Mr and Mrs John Graff Reiss Hutmacher and Hutmacher, H J Barr, Jay Hawkins, Harold Schmerse, Earl Montefelt, Jerry Montefelt, Bonnie and Joan.
Harold E. Stassen, Republican presidential candidate, urged immediate stoppage of oil, steel, and other industrial shipments to Russia due to alleged Yalta and treaty violations. He said the halt should continue until a firmer base is established for U S foreign policy.
Rome reports Pope Pius IX awarded the great cross of the order of Pius XI to President Juan D. Peron of Argentina. The badge, a second-ranking pontifical decoration, was sent from the Vatican to the Argentine embassy.
Marie Blumer Hoesly of Madison finished fifth at the national AAU all events in Tucson last month and captured top honors at the Wisconsin district meet in Milwaukee in March, highlighting her rising track performance.
Bethlehem Lutheran church members attended the Luther League convention in Milwaukee while Mrs L E Bothell traveled to Plainview Nebraska due to her father’s critical illness. The report notes farm bureau health meeting in Brodhead with community leaders and agents.
Thomas Flint of Argyle won the state FFA speaking contest and received a $100 prize and a bronze plaque for Argyle High School. He will speak September 30 at the National Dairy Congress in Waterloo, securing national honors for the winner. Purchase notices report Mrs. A M Gehring returning to Monroe residence, buying 1314 17th avenue, with possession July 1. Dr E Mings of Monroe Clinic buys 723 18th avenue home, moving from Dorner residence to Idaho soon.
A group of boys and girls from the Bensenville home supported by the Evangelical and Reformed churches will present a special program at the Women’s Union meeting in St John’s church Tuesday evening. The surprise committee includes Mrs. Robert Aeschlimann Mrs. Donald Barmore Mrs. Roy Gempeler Miss Anita Courtney and Miss Evelyn Waelti.
Lloyd Averill a student minister and former president of the state Baptist youth fellowship in 1946 will be the guest speaker Sunday morning at First Baptist Church.
Rudy Kopp of the Monroe Turn and Schwigg club competes in a regional Turnfest in Madison this weekend. A former Green County resident is also among the competitors.
A son Thomas was born Wednesday to Rev and Mrs D A Parker of Columbia South America per a local note. Valliere Decker underwent surgery in Portland Oregon. Mrs Senders, recently blinded, had right eye surgery and plans left eye correction next month. Also reported is a propane gas project in Monroe with a tank permit and a truck crash near Elmer school leaving Dialmar Disch with arm lacerations.
Mr and Mrs Charles Hoesly and Oswald Schneider of New Glarus and Mr and Mrs Otto Steinman of Monroe attended the funeral of Mrs Steinman s stepfather Peter Luchsinger at Ripon yesterday.
Alvin Moritz of 1506 percent street endured ribbing from friends after the startling announcement. He reportedly pinched himself to confirm he was alive, amid a flood of jokes and disbelief.
Paul von Thun, a Swiss Alpine artist born in Berlin with Austrian and French roots, visited Monroe this week at the Swiss consulate's suggestion. He travels four times yearly for art, paints at altitude, finishes later, and builds canvases in 12 to 14 thin layers for a transparent look.
The Times reports the birth of a son named Frederick Allen to Mrs. Alvin Moritz. Another birth notice notes births to Mr. and Mrs., as the Moritz family welcomes their new son. Also, the Monroe Country club flag stood at half mast today for deceased member H. Merton Place, whose funeral was held this afternoon.
Mr and Mrs Lee R Morris announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter Grace Morris of Milwaukee to Allen Deringer of Milwaukee with an August wedding planned.
The Wisconsin Public Service Commission granted Wisconsin Power and Light authority to limit service to new gas space heating customers. The order takes effect next Tuesday in nine cities Beloit Beaver Dam Eagerton Fond du Lac Janesville Milton Junction Portage Ripon and Waupun as an emergency curtailment due to plant limitations. Separately the U S State Department urged Indonesia to cooperate in forming an interim federal government and signaled potential financial aid once established.
The Pan American clipper carrying American newspaper executives began its return leg from Tokyo to Wake after a false start. It arrived at Guam at 8 a.m. Guam time and departed for Wake at 11 a.m. An hour later it returned to fix a broken cog in the air conditioning blower system, which had failed.
Wreckage of a U S army C 43 transport found 150 yards from Mt Maklining summit southeast of Manila. Search party says all six officers aboard were killed. Plane took off in bad weather Wednesday night and apparently struck the peak while descending on instruments for Nichols field landing.
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