Weather Recap From E Daily Y Record March 9 1949
Partly cloudy and colder tonight with snow flurries near Lake Michigan. Thursday mostly fair with additional snow flurries near the lake. Temperatures showed a high of 45 and a low of 21 with variable precipitation since yesterday. Miami led warm spots at 83 while International Falls registered a low call.
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Lake Michigan
Lake
U. S
Miami
Fla
International Falls
Minn
Real Estate Transfer: Olson to Schindler for 84 Acres
Irvin Olson conveys 84 acres to Henry Schindler located in York Township Section 19. Property description appears in transfer records.
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Irvin Olson
Henry Schindler
York Township
County Court Judge Lamboley Sanctions Operators
County Court records show Harold J. Lamboley and Louis J. Paulson in Lena NL cited for operating without authority with $25 fines plus costs. William K. Crain of Winslow is listed in connection with the same matter.
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Harold J. Lamboley
Louis J. Paulson
Lena, NL
William K. Crain
Winslow
Obituaries of Mrs August Braun and Mrs Caroline Petcher
Two brief notices report the deaths of Mrs. August Braun 81 of Fairbank Indiana and Mrs. Caroline Petcher 75 of Rock Island with memorial details forthcoming at local churches and funeral homes.
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August Braun
Fairbank
Caroline Petcher
Rock Island
Mr and Mrs Leland Jordan welcome son
Mr and Mrs Leland Jordan of Juda announce the birth of a son on March 8.
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Mrs
Leland Jordan, Juda, Son
Hospital lists surgery patients and dismissals
St Clare Hospital Surgical lists Mrs Christine How ard Janesville Geraldine Smith 2346 15th avenue Monroe Mrs Stein Douglas Brodhead Mrs Ralph Anderson Davis Jr Mrs Ray Rathbun Freeport Medical Mrs Walter Gertsch route 3 Monroe Mrs Warren Prisk Monticello Mrs Henry Beachey Cuba City Dismissals Robert Reynolds Hugh Ward Mrs George Clark Mrs Alvin Brugger Mrs Theodore Burgy and daughter George Geigel James Ritter Mrs Ray Mead Mrs Henry Kolb Jr Mrs John U Kubly
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Christine Howard
Janesville
Geraldine Smith
15Th Avenue
Monroe
Stein Douglas
Brodhead
Ralph Anderson
Davis, Jr
Ray Rathbun
Freeport
Walter Gertsch
Route 3
Warren Prisk
Monticello
Henry Beachey
Cuba City
Robert Reynolds
Hugh Ward
George Clark
Alvin Brugger
Theodore Burgy
George Geigel
James Ritter
Ray Mead
Henry Kolb Jr
John U. Kubly
Zimmerman Favours State Paper Change
Secretary of State Fred R. Zimmerman said he favored naming a different newspaper than the Wisconsin State Journal as the official state paper. He urged giving the role to the Marshfield News Herald as the committee heard a bill on the change. Donnn, publisher of the State Journal, said his paper was not interested.
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Madison
Fred R. Zimmerman
Wisconsin State Journal
The
State Journal
Zimmerman
Senate State and Local Government
Marshfield News-Herald
Donnn
Educators Protest College Budget Cuts in Madison
More than a score of educators urged restoration of cuts to the nine state teachers colleges budget before the legislative joint finance committee. Gov Rennebohm proposed reducing the 1949 51 operation budget from 10 26 million to 7 439 million. E R McPhee tied low teacher salaries to harm for students.
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Madison
Legislative Joint Finance Committee
Rennebohm
E. R. McPhee
Normal Board of Regents
Chamber Plans Show and Band Tournament Details
Monroe chamber of commerce directors heard plans for the Monroe Home show set for April 6 to 8 in Turner hall. Organizers Stewart F. Kingston and Edward C. Einbech announced committees for decorating the court house square as Monroe hosts the district high school band tournament.
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Monroe
Turner Hall
Chamber of Commerce
City Hotel
Stewart F. Kingston
Cochairman
Edward C. Einbech
Robert J. Tracy
Larry Kitchen
Court House Square
Allie Holtshopple
Recreation Park
Public Square
Fairgrounds
Beloit College
Kenneth W. Haagensen
Haagensen
Dwight A. Crandall
Harry Bellahan
Josef Benkert
Laverne Gallitz
R. W. Blaha
J. Edward Brecklin
Alvin Babler
Wesley L. Dodge
Floyd Davis
O. N. Johnson
Willard Bender
Archie Schneider
Walter L. Day
Pickups Along The News Beats
A school board member offered a ride to a young woman, waited in her car, then walked to his own car to clear snow when he saw two identical cars. He left after ten minutes and spoke with the woman across the street. A smashed glass pane at the Monroe Clinic site was an old cracked window.
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Board of Education
Monroe Clinic
Harold Scherer
Funeral services for Jacob F Rufener
Jacob Frederick Rufener died Monday evening at his home. Funeral services will be at 1 30 p m tomorrow in St John s Church with Rev P C Kehle officiating. Body to be taken from Shriner Neushwander funeral home at 10 a m. Rufener farmed on the Ed Bear farm south of town for many years and was known for his herd of cows with Swiss cow bells.
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Jacob F. Rufener
Jacob Frederick Rufener
St. John’s Church
P. C. Kehle
Shriner-Neushwander
Rufener
Ed Bear
Local Notes and Upcoming Meetings in Monroe Area
Personal mentions report visits and travels of residents from Albany and nearby towns. The annual Masonic association meeting is set for 7 30 p m, and community events include a bake sale at Wisconsin Power and Light sponsored by WRC and a chicken pie supper at Union Presbyterian church with 75 cent meals serving from 5 p m.
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Frank Hollsapple
Albany
Masonic — Association
Harry Fisher
Shullsburg
Monroe
Wisconsin Power and Light Office
WRC
Adv
H. W. Biffle
Geo. Thom
Kenosha
Eva Sherbondy
Maude Rease
Gene Doyle
Donald
Ross Martin
Phyllis Matzke
Nashville
Union Presbyterian Church
Albert Wolfe
Harold and
Lawrence
Route 5
Charles Smith
Juda
Wolfe
Mercy Hospital
Janesville
St. Louis Gas Plant Faces Union Clash Averted
In St. Louis County a tense scene unfolded at a large gas plant as about 300 workers returned to work despite AFL opposition from a group roughly half that size. Seventy five law officers monitored the scene but no clashes occurred, only verbal jeers and name calling. The AFL faction, defeated in a CIO union election, refused to accept the result, picketing the plant while the CIO initially refused to cross the line.
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St. Louis
St. Louis County
AFL
CIO
Ine
Four Join Monticello Fire Company
Four new members joined the Monticello fire company at Monday nights meeting in the village hall. Alvin Mitchell Herbert Hubacher Don Root and Emil Leutenegger jr were welcomed as members.
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Monticello
Mrs August Braun Succumbs in Iowa
Mrs August Braun died at Mercy Hospital in Oelwein Iowa last Saturday aged 76 She was born Lena Schwartz in Sylvester township on November 22 1867 and married December 11 1884 She was survived by her husband four daughters one son and many brothers and sisters with funeral arrangements at the Lutheran church in Fairbank listed among relatives attending from Monroe Evansville Janesville and nearby towns
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August Braun
Fairbank
Mercy Hospital
Oelwein
Braun
Lena Schwartz
Sylvester Township
Albert and
Frank Schwartz
Frank Stuntz
Monroe
Fred
Johanna Helmer Schwartz
Sylvester
Iowa
Robert Wichell, Jr
Brodhead
Anna Stauffer
Charles Schwartz
Evansville
Albert
Fred Schwartz
Edward Feldt
Henry Leuzinger
Albany
Ida Knobel
Janesville
Herman Schwartz
Rockford
Fannie Zuehlsdorf
Bristol
John Schwartz
Kenosha
Rose Raether
S. D
Albert R. Schwartz
Joseph F. Striker
Edward Striker
Andrew Striker
Glenn Geigel
Otto Albright
Orville Albright
Arnold Albright
Chester Ludwig
Ben Feldt
George Keen
Juda
Walter Bruegger
Browntown
Gabe Weber
Ivan Edwards
King George VI to Undergo Surgery at Buckingham Palace
Buckingham Palace announced that King George VI, aged 53, will be operated on within a week to restore blood flow to his right foot. Six doctors indicated the arterial condition announced last November will be treated soon, likely at the palace.
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London
George VI
Buckingham Palace
Palace
Juda And Visitation Notes From Local Families
Mrs F N Miller hosts Juda visitations as Mr and Mrs Henry Norder and Mrs Irvin Matzke join Mrs Lena Mosser in Janesville. The Albrights and Guy Albright visit Ervin Goecks. Mary Alice Dunwiddie from Richland Center spends weekend with Glenn and Mrs Dunwiddie. Ray Trickel and son relocate from Siedschlag house to Hill residence now owned by Harrison Grenzow. Abbie Newman relocates from farm south of town to Monroe.
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Henry Norder
Irvin Matzke
Lena Mosser
Janesville
Chester Albright
Guy Albright
Ervin Goecks
Mary Alice Dunwiddie
Richland Center
Glenn Dunwiddie
Ray Trickel and
Frank Siedschlag
A. A. Hill
Harrison Grenzow
Abbie Newman
Monroe
Browntown Election Contests at Spring Caucus
At the Browntown caucus two contests cleared by narrow margins feature Wilber Wells and Willis Theiler seeking supervisor and assessor each with three votes. Crago and Good led incumbents with 11 votes for supervisor and assessor, while Marvin Stauffacher challenged Gerald Swiggum for village clerk. Several officers were nominated without opposition.
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Browntown
Wilber Wells
Willis Theiler
Wells
Roy Crago
County Board of Supervisors
Theiler
Ed Good
Crago
Good
Marvin Stauffacher
Gerald Swiggum
Hubert Rockow
David Werren
B. E. Maddrell
Mid van Meter
Swiggum
Bond Bill Signed For War Memorials Financing
Gov Rennebohm signed a bill allowing municipalities and counties to issue bonds to finance war memorials including hospitals homes for the aged and public buildings and recreation facilities.
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Madison
Rennebohm
Axis Sally Treason Case Goes to Jury in War Broadcast Trial
Federal jury retires after hearing evidence outline in the Mildred Gillars treason trial. The 48 year old broadcaster known as Axis Sally faces possible death penalty if convicted. Judge Edward M Curran presides as deliberations begin following a January 24 start date for the Axis Sally program broadcasts for the German radio.
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Washington
Federal District Court
Edward M. Curran
Mildred E. Gillars
Quake Shakes San Francisco Bay Area Early Today
An earthquake rattled the San Francisco bay area with two shocks felt between 4 29 and 4 30 a m from the Santa Clara valley causing no serious damage reported by authorities and residents.
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San Francisco
San Francisco Bay Area
Santa Clare Valley
Kremlin to honor outstanding Russian agricultural workers
The Kremlin announced that top Russian agricultural workers will receive Os cars from the state. Bronze busts will be placed at the workers birthplaces to mark their achievements.
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London
Kremlin
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