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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1950
Page
4
The 96 page Emily Fare booklet presents pies cakes pastries and desserts with butter margarine or table fats. It avoids preferring butter or margarine, notes fats supply calories and vitamin A, and suggests cutting costs by reducing meat portions while boosting potatoes cereals milk vegetables and citrus.
Spring Grove community notices report hospital returns of Marvin Olin and a newborn at St. Clare Monroe. upcoming Farm Bureau events include a March meeting and a school auction to raise funds for equipment. Mrs. John Robertson mourns cousin Dora Brandt in Rock Rapids Iowa. homemakers meet March 10 in Brodhead. illness updates for several locals.
Miss Mary Ann Grenzow of Rockford spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs George Grenzow. Misses Irene Mennehan Luan dawn Tollefson and Bette Woodrich of Madison spent the weekend at the Ralph Frey home. Sunday guests were Mr and Mrs Leo Quinn and family and Mrs Francis Quinn of Argyle. Judith Whitehead recuperating from illness at home. Mr and Mrs Chester Albright were business callers in Madison Monday. Mrs Robert Rutse and daughter of Monroe and Mr and Mrs Harrison Grenzow were Sunday guests of the Morris Grenzows. Miss Vivian Johnson and fiancé Donald Lane of Chicago spent the weekend with her mother, Mrs Ira Johnson. Wallace Drake of Edgerton called at the Claude Walton home Sunday. Mr and Mrs Earl Bronson of Elkhorn and Mr and Mrs Laurel Bronson of Bethel were Sunday visitors at the Bagley Miller home. Mr and Mrs Howard Courier of Woodstock Illinois visited Monday with Miss Inez Weaver. Mr and Mrs Harrison Gerton visited her mother, Mrs Alta Patton, Evansville, Sunday.
The annual 4 H officers training session will be held at Green County Normal School tomorrow starting at 10 am with a noon potluck. About 200 officers are expected as J J K McDermott of the University of Wisconsin conducts sessions for club reporters. William E Sanderson, longtime Hull secretary, announced plans to seek the Democratic nomination for Wisconsin senator. Hull said he learned of Sanderson's decision only after it was publicly reported and that he offered no advice or consultation. George Chambers, a veteran Vernon County dentist, died at 81 after nearly six decades practice. he opened an office in La Farge in 1900 after working in Viroqua.
Ashland Police Chief Hennell denied any settlement in the dispute over access to accident reports. He stated accident reports are department records not required by local ordinance and will remain confidential, while editor John Chapple argued the blotter is open for public inspection. In Beirut a botched assassination killed two bystanders and wounded three others as Lebanese Premier Riad El Solh escaped.
Kenosha Fire Chief William J Brady said a 12 year old boy confessed to starting a fire that caused about 20 000 in damage to St George s Catholic school on February 23.
A Georgia jury convicted Dade County Sheriff John W. Lynen and Deputy William Hartline of depriving seven African Americans of civil rights by luring them to a Ku Klux Klan mob for flogging. Eight white defendants were freed. Lynen and Hartline were acquitted on other charges and face up to one year in prison and a $1,000 fine if sentenced. Judge Frank Hooper withheld sentence pending a new trial motion.
Milk cooperatives challenged Milwaukee's proposed city health ordinance taxing farmers who supply milk for city consumption. They attacked three provisions requiring milk cooling to 53 degrees, minimum barn lighting windows, and 50 cubic feet per cow stanchion. They said 60 degrees with cold-water immersion suffices and 53 degrees would require electric refrigeration.
Showman Billy Rose, night club owner and Broadway columnist, stars in a new stage piece. He recovered part of $25,000 in jewels stolen from the Rose mansion on January 26 and identified one suspect, Joseph Vitulano, who then surrendered with police.
Courtney Courtey of Janesville will listen to his own radio appearance next Wednesday evening as NBC airs This Is Your Life honoring Claire Phillips for wartime work in the Far East. The program was recorded March 2 in Manila area and features Sely Santos and others, including Col. Young.
Dallas meat inspector G. F. Reed reports an investigation into thousands of pounds of horse meat sold as beef. He claims shipments from Chicago origin the meat marketed in Texas as a prime tenderloin type product.
College and high school students from six states gathered here for the Wisconsin Catholic Action convention. The event continues through Sunday with participants from Milwaukee and surrounding areas.
Green county and vicinity students will be among the short course graduates at the University of Wisconsin to receive diplomas at tomorrow's exercises on the campus. Class night was held last evening. Those listed from Monroe include Bernard O. Bright and Edwin M. Frederick. Other area residents are Allon J. Beutler of New Glarus Lloyd D. Bushnell of Argyle John Deetz of South Wayne Grant Klassy and Freddie E. Mueller of Belleville David J. Reichling and Donald P. Ruf
Darlington and Leroy J. Spring of Monticello are connected with Robert W. Stuessy of Brooklyn in a record noting associations among individuals. The exact context remains unclear from the fragment.
United States Steel Corp. plans a new plant through its Olver Tron Mining Co. to process low grade iron ore into usable taconite for blast furnaces. Construction begins before April 1 in Virginia Mina with full operation yielding about 1,000,000 tons annually.
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