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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1949
Page
8
Partly cloudy with thundershowers in west and extreme north tonight and Thursday. Warmer in west and central areas. Since yesterday at 1 p.m. high 84 and low 63. Year ago today high 86 low 60. Barometer 1 a.m. 29.60 and 1 p.m. 29.61. Warmest city yesterday Phoenix 101, coldest Bismarck 42. Sunrise 4:25, sunset 7:42.
Judge Harold J Lamboley issues letters of administration to Herman D Fritz for the estate of his mother Louisa Fritz who died June 21 with a 50000 bond. Albert Kuhnke and Will E Hartwig named co executors of Carl Kuhnke estate who died June 23. A March 28 1949 will gives Lena Hartwig option to purchase a Clarno township farm and personal property at appraised value and option to purchase interest in Clarno Telephone Co. Balance of Carl Kuhnke estate to be divided equally between Mrs Hartwig and Albert Kuhnke.
Justice L A Koenig waived preliminary examination for Everett Sabin a Green county farm hand he faces two charges indecent liberties with a minor and rape. He was bound over to county court and returned to Green county jail on a 3000 dollar bond.
Rev. Gustav Stearns, a 75 year old supply pastor at Bethlehem Lutheran Brodhead, will be honored by Milwaukee on July 4 while observing the golden jubilee of his ordination. A World War I chaplain of the 32nd Division he was wounded at Badricourt and cited by Gen. Pershing for the Silver Star. He also earned the Victoria Cross with three clasps.
Dr. John A. Schindler and family returned home yesterday after an eastern automobile trip. Mr. and Mrs. John Grode went to Milwaukee for a few days visit with relatives and friends. The Miller-Goodman reunion will be held at Freeport’s Krape's Park on Sunday August 14. Mrs. Matilda Nesby returned to Dell Rapids S D after visiting her mother Mrs P A Schuh. Mrs. George A Bowman Jr and son George III returned to Milwaukee after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs P Frank Thorpe.
Milk prices paid to farmers in the Milwaukee district will stay at 3.50 per hundredweight for July, matching May and June levels. Handlers and Milwaukee Cooperative Milk Producers' directors set the figure, despite farmers seeking a raise amid tight competition and limited room to raise retail prices.
The Foesch family at 1123 Ith Avenue shaves the heads of all five sons in a single day to match eldest Carl’s haircut. The look, a central long strip, is prepared for the upcoming Cub Scout event tomorrow night, sparking a neighborhood fashion moment.
Mr Clyde Davis and Mrs Davis of Juda welcome a daughter born on June 29.
Sabin Everett, a Green County farm hand, was bound over to county court on two charges indecent liberties with a minor and rape after arrest at a farm near Albany. He could not post 3000 dollars bond and was jailed. District Attorney Rodney O Kittelsen noted a prior Waupun sentence for similar charges involving a nine year old in Rock County.
Dismissals include Daryl Zimmerman Beverly Greenberg Richard and Winona Burkhalter James Maurerman Mrs Glen Dearth Mrs Eddie Lindsay Robert Alexander John Peschl Rudolf Teuscher Mrs Lawrence Pest and son Mrs Tilman Paulson and daughter Mrs Robert Heindel and daughter. Surgical and Medical staff listed with patients in Freeport Beloit Albany Argyle.
Sylvester A. Weyenberg, 51, a prominent Milwaukee shoe manufacturer, was killed last night when his automobile struck a culvert on Highway 83 near Hartland. The accident occurred in the vicinity of the highway intersection, police said.
Eighty Cub Scouts from Pack 314 the Tribe of Webelos plan a Thursday rally at Recreation Park with a den lodge display of Indian craft and a council fire. Dens 1 through 10 host tepees at various addresses as parents, siblings, and friends attend the event and a chiefs council recounts tribal deeds.
A 19 year old Orfordville youth Edward Hunt faces a mental examination after being charged with arson and assault with intent to do great bodily harm. Bond set at 5000 dollars. He admitted shooting and wounding John Yusten 78, whose barn burned down in the incident. The preliminary hearing is scheduled for July 5.
Waupun reports an inmate escaped yesterday while receiving throat treatment at Wisconsin General Hospital in Madison. Carroll is serving two terms of one to five years for obtaining money under false pretenses.
The Fidler's United Shows carnival equipment for the American Legion event arrives at the Monroe fair grounds for the weekend celebration.
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