Weather Forecast Across West With Light Snow Tonight
Cloudy and warmer with light snow over most of the West tonight. Saturday remains cloudy with occasional snow in the central and southern regions. Low temperatures dip to 6-14 north and 15-20 south, high tomorrow 15-20 north and near 25 south. Roseriey records show peak 33 and low 1. Barometer 29.91 at 1 am and 29.80 at 1 pm. Sunrise and sunset timing noted. Yuma, Arizona, 83 was warmest yesterday. International Falls, Minnesota coldest.
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Roseriey
U. S
Yuma
Ariz
International Falls
Minn
Real Estate Transfers In Wisconsin Villages
Transfers record deeds involving F KIGSSY H Ames and others. Properties include 48 feet of Lot 1 Block 2 Blumer addition New Glarus. Dixon Construction Co Prosture Implement Co parcels in Albany original plat. Floyd DeVoll to George Loomis lots 3 4 5 Block 8 West Side addition Brooklyn.
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F.kigssy
Marriage Licenses for four couples listed in Dane and Stephenson counties
John Robert Klossner of New Glarus and Harriet Wilma Koprud of Perry township Dane county married in the license list along with Marjorie Ann Bear of Monroe and Robert Dean Schwitz of Oneco township Stephenson county Illinois.
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John Robert Klossner
New Glarus
Harriet Wilma Koprud
Perry Township
Dane
Marjorie Ann Bear
Monroe
Robert Dean Schwitz
Oneco Township
Stephenson County
Illinois
Justice Cases and Local Deaths Noted in Brief
Justice L A Koenig and Mortimer Carrier Jr. found guilty on a wrong way on a one way street charge with $10 and costs. Deaths include Andrew Munson 91 of Argyle and infant daughter of Wade and Mrs Phillips route 2 Juda. Mr and Mrs John Larson Darlington announce a son born March 9. Mr and Mrs Herman Weber 9th Avenue and 23rd Avenue announce a son born March 9. Mr and Mrs Robert B 15 24th Street announce daughter born March 10.
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Justice L
Andrew Munson
Argyle
Wade Phillips
Juda
John Larson
Darlington
Son
Herman Weber i
9Th Avenue
23Rd Avenue
Robert B
24Th Street
Daugher 10
St Clare Hospital Accident and Patient Dismissals
St Clare Hospital lists accident victims and surgical cases including Earl H Hereau on the west edge of Monroe and Mrs Merlin Sagen from Orfordville along with several others in surgery. Dismissals include Glen Huntington and multiple named patients and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Clare Hospital
Earl H. Hereau
West Edge
Monroe
Merlin Sagen
Orfordville
Ogden A. Hillison
J. Verne Furniss
21St Avenue
Howard A.’ Hitchock
Monticello
Rosanna Kay Lien
Route 4
Virgil Bieger
22Nd Avenue
Norris Polhill
Freeport
William Smyth
Sandra Kay Sandridge
Belleville
Glen Huntington
Lester Zettle
Maynard McNett
Roy D. Beightol
Silas Thoreson
John Freitag
Two Speeches Win In Eliminations Here
Monroe high school declamation eliminations awarded top places to Varugh Wenger and Goanne Schroeder. Wenger performed Robert Makes Love while Schroeder presented Arsenic and Old Lace. Serious declamations follow after school today.
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Vargu Wenger
Goanne Schroeder
Monroe High School
Wenger
Robert Makes
Miss Schroeder
New Wheat Declines Lead in Grain Slump
Grain prices moved lower with soybeans and new crop wheat deliveries posting the widest losses. New crop wheat deliveries held up fairly well though morning gains faded as hedges against large cash wheat exports were lifted, traders said.
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Chicago
Rezoning Plan Approved by City Council
City council approved rezoning of Emerson and Moulton addition block portion from light industrial to residential. Lots 3 4 5 and outlot 6 of lot 6 were ordered rezoned under suspension of rules. Ninneman said no definite sale plans yet, but zoning will create building lots. Council also certified certain streets as part of a federal aid urban system and invested 90 000 in short term and 10 000 in long term city securities to fund summer projects and parking meters. Insurance pool arrangement for city coverage was approved. Sanitary sewer extensions on 7th street between 20th and 22nd avenues were approved.
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M. A. Ninneman
Emerson and Moulton
City Plan Commission
Ninneman
Z. A. Gorder
E. J. Norton
The
Judiciary Committee
U.S
Louis F. Felder
16Th Avenue
16Th, Avenue
William J. Figs
Argyle
Board of Health
Figi
James F. Bray
J.b.heeren
Herbert H. Ainsworth
20Th and
22Nd Avenue
7Th Street
Infant Phillips Child Succumbs at Hospital
Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Wade L Phillips of Juda died at St Clare hospital. Private services held at 2 30 p m at Newcomer Brodhead with burial in Greenwood cemetery. Survived by parents a sister Sharon two brothers Nathan and Thomas all at home maternal grandmother Mrs Minnie Gempler 1809 10th street and Mr and Mrs Lee Phillips Brodhead.
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Susan Phillips
Wade L. Phillips
Juda
St.Clare Hospital
Newcomer Funeral Home
Brodhead
Green-e Wood Cemetery
Kathryn Marion Gempeler
Wade Lee Phillips
Sharon
Nathan
Thomas
Minnie Gempler
10Th Street
Lee Phillips
Formal Opening Set By Bruni-Miller Firm
A new retail building supply store and warehouse will open Saturday at the modernistic building on 12th street and 19th avenue. Owners John H. Bruni and Uno Miller invite public inspection from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m., showcasing home, barn, and commercial building materials.
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Eeeenet de Bees Miller Co
12Th Street
19Th Avenue
John H. Bruni
Uno Miller
Personal mentions from Albany to Monroe across the region
A long list of visitors and local residents passing through towns from Albany to Monroe includes Stanton P. Steuri from Albany, Joshua J. Hoesly from New Glarus, Gottlieb Werren from Blue Mounds, Leon Ties from Brodhead, and Robert Dean Schwitz from Oneco. Also noted are Lester Loechelt from Milwaukee spending Thursday in Monroe, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Pryce south of Albany, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hyland in Edgerton, and Mrs. Letha Acker of Chicago visiting here with her parents. Educational meetings in Madison, bake sale by Union Presbyterian church, and visits by various couples to relatives and events are mentioned along with plans for a summer encampment at Camp McCoy and a Milwaukee guards conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanton P. Steuri
Albany
Joshua J. Hoesly
New Glarus
Gottlieb Werren
Blue Mounds
Leon Ties
Brodhead
Robert Dean Schwitz
Oneco
Lester R. Loechelt
Milwaukee
Monroe
Melvin Pryce
Charles Hyland
Edgerton
Letha Acker
Chicago
J. Fred Zinser
Ruth Chase
Genevieve Arensdorf
Madison
Wisconsin Power and Light
Ladies’ Guild of
Union Presbyterian Church
Nanci
James Molden
Robert Schiller
National Guards
Camp McCoy
Frederick J.sarles
Richard
11Th Street
Dubuque
Sarles
Hugh Robertson
Buffaloe
Indianapolis
Symphony Orchestra
Frederick Kolb
Sonja
Glenda
Gloria
Adams Township
Richard Smith
Washington
Emil Sutter
L. A. Moore
Clifford E
Salem
E. B. Lux
Mineral Point
Dr. Moore
Lux
Moore
C. M. Stauffer
Monticello
Clark A. Kleckner
Platteville Commandry
Miss Elaine Frick Assisting County Agricultural Office
Senior New Glarus high school student Elaine Frick assists at the county agricultural agent’s office during school vacation replacing hospitalized Edna Olson. Preliminary naturalization exams will be held next Thursday at the courthouse under Morris Lieberman in charge. Harold Casmer and Wesley Homb buy James Green’s stake, becoming exclusive Old Style Lager distributors in the area.
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Elaine Frick
New Glarus High School
Edna Olson
Court House
Marvin T. Holcomb
Morris Lieberman
Milwaukee
U. S. Department of Justice, Immigration and Naturalization Bureau
G. Heileman Brewing Co
Harold Casmer
Wesley Homb
James Green
Old Style Distributing Co
Casmer
Homb
Gole
Improving at Hospital
The condition of Casper Port man, a well known cheese dealer of 1814 19th street, is much improved today. He is a medical patient at St. Clare hospital.
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Casper Portman
19Th Street
St. Clare Hospital
Ten Speakers Earn A’s at Orfordville
A district contest yesterday afternoon and evening produced A ratings for ten speakers from Albany Juda and Orfordville high schools. Winners included Shirley Roshisen Verlene Kaderly and Audry Roberts with A grades in various categories and A winners advance to the Platteville sectional meet April 1.
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Artoravine
Pecal
Albany
Juda
Orfordville
William Brunkow
Russell Atkinson
Wanda Trow
Shirley Rosheisen
Maxine Miller
Helen Stettler
Barbara Smout
Dan Ruef
Jeanette Arnsmeier
Mary Brunsvold
Richard Heyerdahl
Verlene Kaderly
Marilyne Senn
Janet Briggs
Cynthia Bartlett
Audry Roberts
Donovan Malkow
Tommy Roberts
Betty Vanderbilt
Funerals for Local Notables Include Leuenberger Wilde Hartwig Miller
Obituary notices for Jacob Leuenberger Margaret Wilde Edward J Hartwig and Albert Miller list funeral details in Wisconsin and Illinois. Services held at Stuessy Zentner Shriner Neushwander Hanson Funeral Homes with burial at Greenwood Swiss Evangelical cemetery Avoca Miller cemetery and Miller homestead plots. Silverman Stricken Harrison New York Variety president died at home. publication founded by his father Sime in 1931.
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Jacob Leuenberger
Stuessy Funeral
Paul C. Kehile
Greenwood
George J. Mauerman
Fred Beer
Herbert J. Steffen
Norman L. Hicks
H. L. Sickinger
Ray L. Beckman
Margaret Wilde
Fred
Milwaukee
Zentner Funeral Home
New Glarus
W. J. Stuckey
Silverman
Harrison
N. Y
Sane Silverman
Variety
Sime
Judge Presses Madison Hospital Over “sick baby” case
Judge A G Murphy defends demanding a full investigation into the Madison General Hospital sick baby dispute. He cites a March 3 admission at 4 pm after a 2 45 pm arrival, contradicting hospital accounts that the infant remained with county nurse Leonard and Sheriff Kuehl until after 5 pm.
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Mewamnet
Levaney
A. G. Murphy
Wisconsin General Hospital
H. M. Coon
Madison’ Hospital
Kewaunee
Ognes Leonard
Alvin C. Kuehl
Arkansas Slayer Dies in Electric Chair at 29
Thomas Edwin Black, 29, was executed in Arkansas for the strangling death of his girlfriend Betty Jane McCall, 25, a Texarkana nurse. She died after visiting a night club on September 28, 1948. Black, a Little Rock auto mechanic, entered the chamber singing softly.
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Exer
Arc
Thomas Edwin Black
Arkansas
Betty Jane McCall
Texarkana
Ark
Black
Little Rock
Two Supervisors File Nominations With City Clerk Soseman
Two more nominating papers were filed with City Clerk G. S. Soseman today. Supervisors Louis T. Wolleson of the third ward and Vilas J. Rundhammer of the fourth ward brought the total filed to six by this afternoon.
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G._S. Soseman
Louis T. Wolleson
Third Ward
Vilas J. Rundhammer
Fourth Ward
McCarthy Plans Complete Hearing On Communist Allegations
Senator McCarthy of Wisconsin pressed Friday for a full hearing by the Senate Foreign Relations subcommittee into charges of a communist spy ring in the state department. He said he would outline several cases and name individuals in some instances, with others to be given to the committee in confidence. Dorothy Kenyon was invited to a public hearing to respond to McCarthy’s charges about her alleged affiliations with communist fronts.
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McCarthy
Washington
Senate
Wis
State Department
Senate Foreign, Relations
Itc
Metathy
Ingutr
Dorothy Kenyon
Wisconsin
Police Assailant Sentenced in Sparta Case
Cecil Brown who allegedly tried to shoot Sparta police officer Irvin Edwards was sentenced by County Judge Lambert Hamsen to five to eight years at Waupun prison. He faced three charges including assault with a dangerous weapon and two repeater non support charges. He had a prior one to three year sentence for failing to support his nine children, with parole granted.
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Sparta
Cecil Brown
Waupun
Lambert Hamsen
Brown
Irvin Edwards
Silent film star Marguerite De La Motte dies at 46
Marguerite De La Motte, noted silent era leading lady and wife of Douglas Fairbanks Jr., died today in San Francisco at age 46. Death was attributed to a brain blood clot following an operation.
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San Francisco
Marguerite de la Motte
Douglas Fairbanks Jr
Dewey Recovering After Shoulder Surgery in New York
Governor Thomas E. Dewey remained in a city hospital after an operation for acute bursitis performed yesterday. Doctors removed a calcium growth from a bone in his right shoulder as part of the procedure.
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Dewey
New York City
Thomas E. Dewey
Homemakers Club News From South Wayne and Cadiz
South Wayne Homemakers club met with hostess Mrs. Lloyd Retzlaff and co host Mrs Norman Olson. Lessons on patterns fittings by Mrs Royal Bixby and Mrs Chester Stixrood. Cadiz Worthwhile club met with Mrs Erick Halverson roll call tips on hair styles lessons on better grooming next meeting April 13 at Mrs Oswald Lueck Brown town includes tea and shower. Juda center homemakers plan square dance March 18 at 100F hall Grace Anderson leader Harvey Mauerman chairman. Jordan Busy Bees met at Mrs Jennis Welton Monroe with co host Mrs Otis Wells and carried over all officers. lesson on good grooming and donation。
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South Wayne
Lloyd Retzlaff
Cadiz
Erick Halverson
Browntown
Ernest Soddy
Gayle Burington
Oswald Lueck
Juda Center
Grace Anderson
Harvey | Mauerman
Jordan
Jennis Welton
Monroe
Otis Wells
Leonard Boynton
Russell Hanson
Local Homemakers Scholarship Fund Meeting Attended
Mrs Charles Hartwig led the citizenship report at a county homemakers meeting. Attendees included Emerson Wells, Russell Hanson, Charles Hartwig Jr., Jacob Senn Jr., Joanne, Victor Wells, Jane, Louis Lemhen, LaVerne, along with guests John Boynton and Mrs Elizabeth Friedl.
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County Homemakers Scholarship Fund
Charles Hartwig
Mmes Emerson Wells
Russell Hanson
Charles Hartwig Jr
Jacob Senn Jr
Joanne
Victor Wells
Jane
Louis Léhmen
LaVerne
John Boynton
Elizabeth Friedl
J A Fathers veteran COF leader dies at 90 in Janesville
J A Fathers former mayor of Janesville and long time Odd Fellows grand scribe emeritus died Thursday night at age 90. He entered public service as alderman at 22, served 16 years as city treasurer, and became mayor in 1912 under a commission government serving until 1918. A 70 year Odd Fellows member and 40 year grand scribe, he retired in 1946. He also belonged to the Masons for 62 years and the Madison Consistory.
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Fathers
Janesville
Grand Scribe
Wisconsin
The
Odd Fellows
Masonic Order
Madison
Monroe Volunteer Firefighters Hold Annual Coon Supper
Members of the Monroe Volunteer Fire Department hosted their annual coon supper last night at City Hotel with guests from the police and fire commission in attendance.
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Monroe Volunteer Fire Department
City Hotel
Police and Fire Commission
Chiropractor Ad Urges Relief From Sickness
An old classified-style ad for M. Gonstead at a chiropractic clinic invites readers to see “The Chiropractor” for illness relief. It lists an X ray and neurocalometer, with a phone number 373 and a residence at 101 Monroe.
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Chiroprac Clinic
Gonstead
Monroe
Also Mentioned on This Page
Xeon
Swiss Cheese Shop
Hiway
Phillips
Bruni-Miller
Edward J. Hartwig
Shriner-Neushwander
Homer Retzlaff
Avoca Cemetery
Avoca
Edward Hartwig
Bernard Hartwig
Floyd Buttke
Thomas Imahle
Alvin Broege
ARS
Albert Miller
Hanson Funeral Home
Miller
Wiota
Mary Ann Crothers
John and
Jane Crothers
Clifford
Rex
Woodford
Harry DeNure
John Crothers
Big Flats
Emma DeNure
Belmont
N. S. Peterson
Ida Palmer
Stratford
Bruni - Miller Company
Joseph McCarthy
Madison Hospital
Arkansas Slayer
Stackpole and Schild
Ace Wonder
Ace
Sealer
ACE Stores
News of the Homemakers
J.A. Fathers
DAN River
Cinderella
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