Green County Hospital Board Reports and 1949 County Actions
The Green County Hospital dental office reports on call work and fillings, with thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Francis and staff. Highway Police submit 1949 operations showing tickets, arrests, safety talks, and finances. Register of Deeds reports 1949 documentary recordings and vital statistics, with a five year comparison. County Board adopts reports and discusses bond issues, trunk maintenance funds, and a service officer election, with resolutions to return funds when possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trustees
Green County Hospital
Dental Office
Kittelsen
Jethge Armstrong
Green County
Green County Board of Supervisors
T Polce
George V
W. S
Ynroe
Marvin T. Holcomb
Paulson
Scherer
Register of Deeds
Grace Thorpe
Board of Supervisors
State Board of Health
Bureau of Vital Statistics
Hartwig
Hahn
Rodney Kittelsen
Burgy
County Board of Supervisors
Ed Bidlingmaier
Will Spring
Ray Grady
Bidlingmaier
Grady
Dunphy
Yarwood
Sandley
Lichtenwalner
Miller
Gruenewald
Aebly
Silver
Kubly
Green
Ludwig
Loveland
Killingstad
Ellis
Wells
Spring
Hoesly
Young
Wolleson
Rundhammer
County Board Endorses Board Seat on County Hospital Trustees
Green County supervisors urged an authorized status allowing one county board member to serve on the County Hospital trustees. The resolution sent copies to A. J. Thelan and officials, with submittal by Yarwood and Gruenewald, and motions to adopt by members Hed and Scherer. Committee reports followed detailing contingent fund appropriations and overdrawn accounts for 1949 and requests to confirm transfers and authorize actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bidlingmaier
Will Spring
Ray Grady
Spring
Dunphy
Yarwood
Sandley
Lichtenwalner
Miller
Grady
Gruenewald
Rebig
Scherer
Silver
Kubly
Green
Ludwig
Loveland
Paulson
Killingstad
Ellis
Wells
Hoes
Green County
Rundhammer
Aebly
Wilma Lengacher
Hartwig and
Ian
Green County Board
Mit
Agricultural Committee
Ray T. Silver
Nick H. Kubly
Louis R. Wolleson
Wolleson
Moim
Waukesha County
State of
J.B. Scherer
Shekton Yarwood
J. H. Gruenewald
Wood County
Coun’ Board
Wood
Unty Board of Supervisors
County Board of Supervisors of
A. J. Thelan
Madison
Association of Wisconsin
Harry Keegan
Melvin J. Olson
J. B. Scherer
Sheldon
Canney
F. F. Hartwig
Percy Lichtenwalner
Harry C. Young
Hartwig
Young
Court Martial sentences for two soldiers announced in San Antonio
The court martial presided by Col. M. Tharr in San Antonio discharged Sgt. John Frankey of New York City and another soldier after finding them guilty. both were dishonorably discharged and ordered to forfeit pay and allowances. Birds bathe in cold weather as well as warm weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Frankey
New York City
Col
M. Tharr
San Antonio
Missing Washington letters shake Boston archives How much would the documents earn for a thief
Washington and other key Revolutionary era papers vanish from the Massachusetts state house archives. The attorney general disclosed that 43 high value items are missing, including 17 George Washington letters from his time as commander in chief. Experts estimate values range from $800 to over $1,000 per letter, with dealers warning of the difficulty in moving such items. Authorities urge dealers and libraries to aid in recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Massachusetts State House
George Washington
John Adams
Paul Revere
Benjamin Franklin
Benedict Arnold
Peter Stuyvesant
Massachusetts
Massachusetts Council
Dorchester Heights
Boston Harbor
Gov. Hancock
Francis E. Kelley
Metcalf
Washington
Stanley Pargellis
Chicago
Newberry Library
Ralph Newman
New York
Philadelphia
Retail Activity Now on Upgrade
New York reports retail trade on the uptrend with little Easter shopping impulse. Seasonal weather boosted local buying in the week ended Wednesday. Overall dollars slightly below 1949, with strikes inhibiting sales in scattered communities. Apparel demand rose, coats and suits nearly unchanged, shoes and neckwear lifting men’s furnishings. Child playclothes saw a small seasonal uptick. regional changes ranged from up 2 to down 5 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
P—vun
Bradstreet
New England
Pacific Coast
East
Northwest
Southwest
Midwest
Sorenson Sees Move To Change Rural School Law
Theodore Sorenson of the state department of public instruction said a movement was under way to repeal the rural school transportation law due to financial burdens on towns. He noted flaws in the 1949 act but praised its overall function in many areas and urged principals to cooperate with regulations and stay out of conflicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorenson
Madison
Theodore Sorenson
State Department of Public Instruction
Also Mentioned on This Page
General Hospital
J. B. Pierce
Board of Trustees of
Green ‘County Hospital
Mendota
Armstrong
George W. Armstrong
Young and Paulson
Jessie Holcomb
Jessie M. Holcomb
Honorable County Board of Supervisors
Snty
Juan
Naturalization Clerk
Naturalization Fed
Never and Yarwood
Motion Car
Stg
Iber
Justice Court
Circuit Court
Wisconsin
Percy Lichtentwainer
H.C. Young
Lichtenwainer
Waukesha
Will
Consolidating Co
Sheriff Department
Sheriff's Department
Leo M. Ties
Joshua J. Hoesly
Percy Lichtenwainer
Ties
Everett Green
Thomas M. Dunphy
H. J. Ellis
Wilbur Wells
A. L. Miller
County Hospital
Tord County Hospital
Wilma I. Lengacher
P.O. Monroe
County of
Wilma I. Lengacner
Green County Clerk
U.S
Salzburg
Cpl
Paul Abel
Bolivar, Mo
Washington, Franklin
Philco
Louis E. Buri Electric Co
Chrysler
Weshing
Dearth Motor Sales
Dodge
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